The Independent 1999 Paul Vallely - Abstracts

The Independent 1999 Paul Vallely
TitleSubjectAuthors
And the poor inherited Blair.(Weekend Review)(uncertainty about future of political theology in United Kingdom)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Arise, Sir Bob, all is forgiven.(Bob Geldof)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Book launch with a difference.(Weekend Review)(new Methodist Worship Book)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Bradford rises above the ashes.(improving race relations in Bradford, England)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Cardinal Basil Hume.(Obituary)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Does the lottery add up?(United Kingdom National Lottery)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Exploding the stereotype.(Weekend Review)(changes among Muslim communities in United Kingdom)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Famine stalks the fleeing hordes as relief agencies struggle to keep up.(ethnic Albanians flee Kosovo, Yugoslavia)Retail industryPaul Vallely, Christopher Brading
God's man in Soho.(Rt Rev James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool, England)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Gratitude, not grief, for modest monk who touched the lives of so many.(Cardinal Basil Hume)Retail industryPaul Vallely
It's the end of the world as we know it (but I feel fine).(Michel de Nostredame predicted end of world on Jul 4, 1999)Retail industryPaul Vallely
I was a Tantric sex slave.(June Campbell, who became sexual consort to senior Tibetan Buddhist monk)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Read between the battle lines.(Weekend Review)(role of education in improving conditions in developing countries)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Take the third way to nirvana.(Weekend Review)(Stephen Batchelor, director of Sharpham College for Buddhist Studies and Contemporary Enquiry)Retail industryPaul Vallely
Team of the world carried home on a sea of euphoria.(celebrations in Manchester, England, following victory for Manchester United football team)Retail industryPaul Vallely
The Grand Delusion.(Mohamed Al Fayed)Retail industryPaul Vallely
The Lord is my shepherd.(Andrew Linzey writes church services for animals)Retail industryPaul Vallely
The Pope's last crusade.(Pope John Paul II opposes death penalty)(Column)Retail industryPaul Vallely
They say it's Europe's richest inner city. Try telling them that in Hackney.(poverty in parts of London, England)Retail industryPaul Vallely
'We feel shame at having let down Stephen's parents.'.(Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Condon responds to criticism of investigation of racist murder of Stephen Lawrence)Retail industryPaul Vallely
What happens when public morality meets an unethical personal policy.(inconsistency in interaction between sex and politics in United Kingdom)Retail industryPaul Vallely
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