The Independent (London, England) back issues from August 1998:
Property: A stroke of suburban genius Fancy a dip in your backyard? Properties with pools are more affordable than you might think - and you can always build your own.
Aug 01, 1998;
Property: Breaking up is hard to do: particularly if you are gay Lesbians who enter into serious relationships casually court legal as well as emotional problems.
Aug 01, 1998;
Property: Go for the oast with the most Oast houses are buildings with style and character and have the potential to make stunning homes. By Mary Wilson
Aug 01, 1998;
Property: Can't afford to buy? Why not split the cost Purchasing a property is an expensive business, but by teaming up with a housing association you could get the house of your dreams at a reasonable price. Mary Wilson explains how
Aug 01, 1998;
Property: The right sort of leaves We all need a bit of space, and more and more home buyers arepaying a premium for green areas all their own. Gwenda Joyce- Brophy reports
Aug 01, 1998;
Motoring: Seat yourself down and enjoy the drive Seat may be seen as a budget brand, but its new MPV offers real value for money
Aug 01, 1998;
Nipper memorabilia going for a hit song The image of Nipper, the HMV dog, in front of a gramophone isfamiliar to several generations, and the canine music fan is very collectable, as John Windsor discovers
Aug 01, 1998;
Mutual advice on site for you Internet Investor
Aug 01, 1998;
Bargain Basement
Aug 01, 1998
Pension reform still to be addressed Harriet Harman may have gone but the pressing problems of pension reform and long-term care for the elderly remain
Aug 01, 1998;
Have pension, will travel Financial Makeover NAME: Margaret Menzies AGE: 53 OCCUPATION: Primary School Teacher
Aug 01, 1998
A refuge from the ills of inflation
Aug 01, 1998
Play safe: take a rain check From fund-raising sports days to weddings, bad weather can be a disaster. But you can take cover. Paul Slade reports
Aug 01, 1998;
EYESITE: Canal plus
Aug 01, 1998;
REWIND
Aug 01, 1998;
Speight of the nation
Aug 01, 1998;
Dance: A taste of the Big Apple corps
Aug 01, 1998;
Literature: Time off for bad behaviour
Aug 01, 1998;
Comedy: EXTRA
Aug 01, 1998;
Comedy: Growing pains
Aug 01, 1998;
CLUBS: AT THE CLUB FACE
Aug 01, 1998
A matter of musical taste
Aug 01, 1998;
Drink: Wines of the month A guide to what's in store for August.
Aug 01, 1998;
Drink: Raise the Titanic Daft names, wonderful brews. Michael Jackson recommends some of the best ales on offer at next week's Great British Beer Festival;If I find myself in Bruddersford and can enjoy a great pint where I couldnot last year, I shall be delighted, however small the brewery Illustration by Otto
Aug 01, 1998;
The Milky Bar Kid is back Ken Livingstone returns to County Hall - even if it's only to reveal what he'd do for a bar of white chocolate. By Tracey MacLeod; Blair apparatchiks take note - the spectre of Ken Livingstone as Mayor of London could evaporate with an investment in white chocolate mousse Photographs by Morley von Sternberg
Aug 01, 1998;
Food: Lose weight now, ask the Japanese how How I shed pounds and indulged myself with tuna sashimi and citrus fruit. By Simon Hopkinson
Aug 01, 1998;
Food: Plucked from obscurity They may be hard to find, but courgette flowers, wild rocket and sorrel will transform your summer menu. By Annie Bell;Courgette flowers possess a sweet milky succulence and once past the petals there is a prize morsel, the juicy yellow clutch of pistles that is to a courgette what cheeks are to a cod Photograph by Patrice de Villiers
Aug 01, 1998;
Design: Small is beautiful... ... but potentially useless, says Ann Treneman, after trying out the latest tiny gadgets
Aug 01, 1998;
Design: Bent on success Young, gifted and modernist, Ed Barber and Jay Osgerby have hit it big with their slinky, curvy furniture and clean, simple interiors - just don't mention Richard Rogers. By Nonie Niesewand. Photographs by Sandro Sodano
Aug 01, 1998;
Military life: No more heroes Army life is not what it used to be - no one knows that better than ex-soldier Martin Figura. From within, he watched, listened - and eventually photographed - that bastion of tradition as it struggled to come to terms with the modern world. By Jane Richards
Aug 01, 1998;
The Knack: How to make a cup of tea, by Sam Twining
Aug 01, 1998;
Travel: Check In
Aug 01, 1998
Travel: The truth about bird's nest soup Swallows who make edible nests are not the strangest thing in Sabah in Borneo. There are the Wild Men, for a start.
Aug 01, 1998;
Travel: Have you ever heard the one about ... That Summer; GORGES DE VERDON, 1985;
Aug 01, 1998;
Travel: The city of height Forget the Seine or sidewalk cafes, you get the best views of Paris from above.
Aug 01, 1998;
Travel: Red Channel
Aug 01, 1998
travel: Green Channel
Aug 01, 1998;
Travel: From Marx to Marks & Sparks Since the Russian tanks rolled out, Prague has become a cultural kaleidoscope.
Aug 01, 1998;
Buddhas in suburbia How do you spot the only house in a London street that doublesup as a shop? Look for the disco glitterball in the front room. Charlotte Packer investigates
Aug 01, 1998;
What's On This Weekend
Aug 01, 1998;
Nature Notes
Aug 01, 1998;
Demanding peak practice Weekend walk: stride out in the `Moon Country' of the Brecon Beacons.
Aug 01, 1998;
The final piece of the jigsaw Fiendish traps are the hallmark of Wentworth's puzzles, begun as a family concern.
Aug 01, 1998;
Gardening: Summer surprises When the garden goes quiet, exotic blooms break out.
Aug 01, 1998;
Gardening: Weekend Work
Aug 01, 1998;
Gardening:Cuttings
Aug 01, 1998;
The week in review
Aug 01, 1998;
Proms: From Russia with a sense of the absurd NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF SCOTLAND/ JUN'ICHI HIROKAMI BBC NATIONAL ORCHESTRA OF WALES/ MARK WIGGLESWORTH ROYAL ALBERT HALL LONDON
Aug 01, 1998;
Pop: Heaven knows they're miserable now BLACK BOX RECORDER DINGWALLS, LONDON
Aug 01, 1998;
Theatre: Labour without love THE COUNTRY WIFE UPSTAIRS AT THE GATEHOUSE, LONDON
Aug 01, 1998;
Sex and the single flapper With squealing gold-diggers and hymns to roughage, a revival of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes has its comic moments. But where's the raunch?
Aug 01, 1998;
Classic Cartoons Martin Plimmer on cannibals
Aug 01, 1998;
I'm writing about the first ever muzak Work in Progress; Rose Tremain, novelist
Aug 01, 1998;
Radio: Stand by your cliche: Tammy's fans want it that way The Week on Radio
Aug 01, 1998;
Exit Poll Dr Doolittle, Greenwich Cinema, London SE12
Aug 01, 1998;
Obituary: John Hopkins
Aug 01, 1998;
Obituary: Sir James Lighthill
Aug 01, 1998;
Obituary: Trevor Philpott
Aug 01, 1998;
Why not have a heart-to-heart with a pig? SATURDAY ESSAY by Steve Connor
Aug 01, 1998;
Made in his master's image: Stephen Byers Saturday Profile: Stephen Byers
Aug 01, 1998;
Monitor; All The News of the World
Aug 01, 1998
Cricket: Smith hits reminder of good old days Durham 203 & 4-0 Hampshire 396
Aug 01, 1998;
Cricket: Selectors to keep faith with England
Aug 01, 1998;
Sport: Quotes of the week
Aug 01, 1998
Hockey: Danger of split recedes for uneasy elite clubs
Aug 01, 1998;