The Independent (London, England) back issues from January 1995:
Labour plan to tax school fees
Jan 01, 1995;
OBITUARIES : The Rev Professor Basil Hall
Jan 02, 1995
OBITUARIES : Geoff Bradford
Jan 02, 1995
A doctor with Time to spare Tom Loosemore meets the man who set up a mail-order PC company to keep his little brother out of trouble
Jan 02, 1995
A doctor with Time to spare Tom Loosemore meets the man who set up a mail-order PC company to keep his little brother out of trouble
Jan 02, 1995;
Blue pencil spares politicians' blushes
Jan 02, 1995;
IN BRIEF: Iran bans TV satellite dishes
Jan 02, 1995
Conspiracy theory in US abortion war
Jan 02, 1995;
Strain on presidency at home and abroad The EU, joined yesterday by Sweden, Finland and Austria, will not get F rance's undivided attention, says Richard Dowden
Jan 02, 1995;
Five deaths shatter quiet US city
Jan 02, 1995;
New year silence fuels Kim rumours
Jan 02, 1995
Sir Alec bumbles in last months of power CABINET SECRETS OF 1964: Stephen Ward and Stephen Castle review files n ow in the public domain
Jan 02, 1995;
Macmillan and the Communists CABINET SECRETS OF 1964: Stephen Ward and Stephen Castle review files n ow in the public domain
Jan 02, 1995;
Labour and Whitehall mistrusted each other CABINET SECRETS OF 1964: Stephen Ward and Stephen Castle review files n ow in the public domain
Jan 02, 1995;
Wilson inherits pounds 800m deficit from Tories CABINET SECRETS OF 1964: Stephen Ward and Stephen Castle review files n ow in the public domain
Jan 02, 1995;
Goodwill for Bosnia as generals hold talks
Jan 02, 1995;
Heads warn of school closures Charity tax break defended against Labour's threat of changes, writes Lesley Gerard
Jan 02, 1995;
Daily Poem
Jan 02, 1995
So now I know why my hair falls out If only school had been this funky. Charles Leadbeater willingly surrenders to the latest educational CD-Roms
Jan 02, 1995;
Dash it all Jeeves, you've failed the test Could P G Wodehouse have written better with a grammar checker? David Bowen doe sn't think so
Jan 02, 1995;
OBITUARIES : Derek Burrell-Davis
Jan 02, 1995;
CLASSICAL MUSIC : All buttoned-up for a winter evening Brindisi String Quartet with Barry Douglas Wigmore Hall, London
Jan 02, 1995;
They'll none of them be missed Pavarotti, Brahms, shaven-headed dancers, Sainsbury's, Canary Wharf . . . David Benedict asked interested parties from the world of the arts for a little list of who and what they would most like to see blown up to start the new yea r with a bang
Jan 02, 1995;
A housing estate on the way to Auschwitz Suburban Paris was home to a vast wartime concentration camp. Suzanne B ardgett traces its hidden history Would we have acted any differently? In which suburb would our Drancy have been - Peckham? Deptford?
Jan 02, 1995;
THE CRITICAL LIST AN ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE ARTS IN 1995
Jan 02, 1995
The people's college Museums are pulling in more punters than ever. Are we really a nation r avenous for knowledge? Kevin Jackson reports Tabloids do not splash scantily clad curators over their front pages
Jan 02, 1995;
TRUE GRIPES: Love me, love my hogweed It may be ugly, smelly and toxic, but it's this man's best friend
Jan 02, 1995;
CITYSLICKER: AMSTERDAM
Jan 02, 1995;
Peter Pringle's America: The Cold War is over and the bosses won
Jan 02, 1995;
BOOK REVIEW: The bad old days when we were young THE PENGUIN BOOK OF CHILDHOOD Ed. Michael Rosen Viking, pounds 15
Jan 02, 1995;
Lesson number one for Blunkett If Labour is serious about public schools it must beware Whitehall wile s, warns Peter Kellner
Jan 02, 1995;
That Scottish problem again By attacking Labour's approach to devolution, John Major has raised ser ious questions about how united our kingdom really is. Michael Quinlan and Conr ad Russell argue the pros and cons of dividing up the nation
Jan 02, 1995;
Don't forget 1603 and all that By attacking Labour's approach to devolution, John Major has raised ser ious questions about how united our kingdom really is. Michael Quinlan and Conr ad Russell argue the pros and cons of dividing up the nation Historically, Portugal is the only continuous nation state in Europe
Jan 02, 1995;
How to cope with winning the National Honours Lottery
Jan 02, 1995;
Snobbery, robbery and buried treasure Suddenly, there is a snowdrop crisis; galanthomania is upon me Like diamonds, they make people at best greedy, at worst dishonest
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Chant is a continuing tradition
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Why Chechnya should not secede
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Chant is a continuing tradition
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Road protesters no `threat to national security'
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Road protesters no `threat to national security'
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Softly-softly US approach to Israel
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Senior society
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Bangladesh gets better and better
Jan 02, 1995;
LETTERS: Baby blessings
Jan 02, 1995;
A troubled world primed to explode Richard Dowden, Diplomatic Editor, sees money and trade as increasingly dominant forces in 1995, while politicians retreat from global responsibility What other ambitions might Russia have in the Caucasus? The New World Order has finally evaporated
Jan 02, 1995;
PLO warns of new intifada
Jan 02, 1995;
LEADING ARTICLE: A false dawn repeating itself?
Jan 02, 1995
LEADING ARTICLE: Not enough fish in the sea
Jan 02, 1995
LEADING ARTICLE: Dreams for the price of a cinema ticket
Jan 02, 1995
Moscow revels as Grozny burns
Jan 02, 1995;
Two die in fire at resort hotel
Jan 02, 1995
Women check into a men's world Some 200 years after a transvestite blighted their cause, they have now achieved equality in the world of the grandmaster, writes William Hartston
Jan 02, 1995;
IN BRIEF: Crash kills 102
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Deadly snow
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Hotel fire deaths
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Somalis battle
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Palestine mail
Jan 02, 1995
THE LEAGUE TABLE: Killers who staked a place in criminal history
Jan 02, 1995
THE EARLY DAYS: Idyllic village childhood hid a darker side `Fred was a bit cheeky, but that was the way these kids were'
Jan 02, 1995;
IN BRIEF: Daly regret
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Night of peace
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Motorail axed
Jan 02, 1995
IN BRIEF: Youth in court
Jan 02, 1995
Lottery bonus
Jan 02, 1995
INSIDE 25 CROMWELL STREET: The `genial neighbour' at No 25 `He was a kind man and he thought the world of his kids' He is assured of a place in Britain's top league table of mass killers
Jan 02, 1995;