The Independent
So what have they got to hide?
28 Kasım 2005
The trial of two Whitehall workers this week could reveal Britain's role in one of the Iraq war's darkest episodes. By Raymond Whitaker and...
Aviation fuel to undermine pledge on global warming
25 Kasım 2005
The devastating cost in global warming of tax-free fuel for airlines is laid bare in an EU report being studied by MPs. By Colin Brown
US intelligence classified white phosphorus as 'chemical weapon'
24 Kasım 2005
The Italian journalist who launched the controversy over the American use of white phosphorus (WP) as a weapon of war in the Fallujah siege...
Iraq's oil: The spoils of war
22 Kasım 2005
Iraqis face the dire prospect of losing up to $200bn (£116bn) of the wealth of their country if an American-inspired plan to hand over...
The chance for a cleaner world
22 Kasım 2005
It is a shame in Canadian city of Montreal cannot be shifted, just for a while, about 1,500 miles north-east.
UK's deadly legacy: the cluster bomb
21 Kasım 2005
It is feared that thousands of bomblets lie unexploded in Iraq, capable of maiming or killing innocent civilians. This week, more than two...
Six feet from death on the day Iraq descends further into Hell
21 Kasım 2005
The bomb exploded at 8.25 in the morning. The noise was terrifying. I was lying in bed reading when the first blast sprayed slivers of...
British-trained police in Iraq 'killed prisoners with drills'
21 Kasım 2005
British-trained police operating in Basra have tortured at least two civilians to death with electric drills, The Independent on Sunday can...
Iraq: Another week of carnage
21 Kasım 2005
Five civilians are killed and 20 wounded when car bombs explode in a marketplace in Baghdad. One Iraqi policeman is killed and another...
Incendiary weapons: The big white lie
17 Kasım 2005
US finally admits using white phosphorus in Fallujah - and beyond. Iraqis investigate if civilians were targeted with deadly chemical. By...
Green groups join forces to lambast Blair for 'back-sliding'
15 Kasım 2005
Tony Blair came under concerted attack from leading environmental groups yesterday as he was accused of appearing "indistinguishable" from...
Fortress Paris: The capital is in lockdown after 16 nights of violence
14 Kasım 2005
Gatherings 'of a nature that could provoke or encourage disorder' are banned. The city is paralysed. Raymond Whitaker reports
Penguins show how climate change speeds up evolution
8 Kasım 2005
A colony of penguins that has bred at the same site in Antarctica for thousands of years has provided scientists with a rare insight into...
Scrap UK pollution targets, says Brown
7 Kasım 2005
Gordon Brown and other senior cabinet ministers have been pushing for the Government to scrap its target for reducing emissions of the main...
India's 'Panama Canal' is a disaster, warn ecologists
7 Kasım 2005
By Justin Huggler in Delhi:" For centuries, no ship has been able to pass between India and Sri Lanka. The way is blocked by a narrow,...
Amnesty International on terror laws: Dangerous. Ill-conceived. An assault on human rights
2 Kasım 2005
Tony Blair's plans for tough new anti-terror legislation have been subjected to a damning critique by Amnesty International, as MPs prepare...
Blair says science will solve climate change
2 Kasım 2005
Tony Blair said science held the key to climate change as he urged caution over the belief that global warming could be beaten simply by...
Wal-Mart: is this the worst company in the world?
2 Kasım 2005
It is the biggest private employer in America with a turnover equivalent to that of a medium-sized country, but churches, unions, and an...
Global warming threatens drought for Mediterranean
28 Ekim 2005
The Mediterranean region is the most vulnerable in Europe to climate change because of its sensitivity to drought and rising temperatures,...
Record heat raises climate fears
28 Ekim 2005
Sun worshippers took to Brighton beach in their hundreds yesterday, where the temperature hit 18.1C. In Kinlochewe on the far north-west...
Geoffrey Lean: The facts behind the three bird flu myths
24 Ekim 2005
Even Monty Python would have been hard put to portray the effect on Britain yesterday of the death of a single parrot.
'Standby culture' adds £120m a year to energy bills
24 Ekim 2005
Office workers who leave computers on standby are costing British industry £123.2m a year in energy bills, research has found. By Maxine...
The future of the Earth: Is this the end of the world?
21 Ekim 2005
Earthquakes. Hurricanes. Floods. What is happening to our planet?
Are British troops at breaking point in Iraq?
18 Ekim 2005
Fears that British forces in Iraq are reaching "breaking point" grew last night as the first hard evidence of a crisis in morale began to...
