| The Independent 2001 Ian Burrell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 'A balanced approach to get the job done.'.(Election 2001)(United Kingdom Labour party's election manifesto) | Retail industry | Diane Coyle, Michael Durham, Ian Burrell, Barrie Clement, Paul Waugh, Andrew Grice, Marie Woolf, Lorna Duckworth, Richard Garner |
| Albanian mafia takes control of Soho vice scene. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Anger after Blunkett says refugees must carry ID cards.(United Kingdom Home Secretary David Blunkett) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Anger at clerics' extremism as race attacks rise. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Beatings, extortion and gang warfare: the reality of life inside a prison for teenagers.(Stoke Heath young offenders' institution in Shropshire, England) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Cities argue over local heroes to win culture title. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Coming to a venue near you: pop's latest anti-hero.(rap artist Eminem) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Day after day, we heard how a happy-go-lucky father was turned into a man in fear of his life.(inquest into death of Errol McGowan in Telford, England) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Divisions among Britain's Afghan communities reflect history of a homeland ravaged by war. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| EU official says 'US to blame' for terror attacks.(European Commissioner for Development Poul Neilson) | Retail industry | Stephen Castle, Ian Burrell |
| Fatal flaws that made armed raid spin out of control.(killing of James Ashley by police officer) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Gun crime is on the rise, warns Boateng.(United Kingdom Home Office Minister Paul Boateng) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| 'I envy those boys who died. I would love to be in their shoes, so I pray to Allah for courage.'.(British Muslims want to fight in Afghanistan) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Ian Burrell, Paul Peachey |
| 'I have lost my son but I tell all these prisoners they can regain their lives.'.(Neville Lawrence) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Is the party over for Ibiza's non-stop hedonism?(trying to change island's image) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell, Elizabeth Nash |
| 'I want the right to die at the time of my choosing and with dignity.'. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Jeremy Bamber has served 15 years for the murder of his family. But was he guilty? | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Knifings and knuckledusters: the problems of dispersal.(housing of asylum-seekers in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Months spent preparing new life for killers.(rehabilitation of murderers of James Bulger) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Mystery over third black man found dead by hanging in Telford. | Retail industry | Ian Herbert, Ian Burrell, Jason Bennetto |
| New York horror puts skyscraper's future in doubt. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| One year on, Damilola's legacy is still one of fear.(first anniversary of murder of Damilola Taylor in Peckham, London, England) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Ian Burrell |
| Only seven percent of drugs are seized, admit police.(UK; includes related article) | Retail industry | Jan McGirk, Ian Burrell |
| Police draw a blank in hunt for race hate thugs.(deaths of Errol and Jason McGowan) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Secrets, lies and web of deceit after police shoot naked man. | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Straw lays out 10-year plan to deal with crime.(United Kingdom Home Secretary Jack Straw) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| The '20th hijacker' had been a suspect for years - but he was ignored by intelligence agencies.(Zacarias Moussaoui) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell, Andrew Gumbel, Kim Sengupta |
| The British connection: judge says cleric is vital link.(Abu Qatada) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell, Judith Mora |
| The call: 'Tell him from me he's a black bastard and he's dead.'.(inquest into death of Errol McGowan)(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| The impossible job: trying to accommodate 63,000 crooks (and one Home Secretary).(management of United Kingdom Prison Service) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Two unexplained deaths that divided a town.(Telford, England) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Was this ordinary block of flats in south London home to an academy of terror? | Retail industry | Ian Burrell, Jason Bennetto |
| Welsh roars of protest as census ignores a nation.(Welsh object to 2001 Census) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Woman, 18, convicted of gang-rape on towpath.(Claire Marsh) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
| Yours for as little as 100 pounds sterling, and available from a crook near you.(availability of firearms in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Ian Burrell |
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