The Observer index, January-December 2001 ... - Microform

THE OBSERVER INDEX 

JANUARY-DECEMBER 2001 

ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS 

MICROFORM ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS 

Main Street, East Ardsley, Wakefield, WF3 2AP, UK 

Tel. +44 (0)1924 825700 

Fax +44 (0)1924 871005 

MAP@microform.co.uk 

www.microform.co.uk

(UN)ARRANGED MARRIAGE 

* See Children's Choice 10/06/01 

150 YEARS OF POPULAR MUSICAL THEATRE 

* See Book Reviews - Conrad, Peter 29/04/01 

2001 

* Review of the Year: 364 days… and 11 September 23/12/01 R 

2>6 1>6 Photographs 

24 HOURS 


30 DAYS IN SYDNEY 


4 BLONDES 

* See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 21/01/01 

ABBOTT, PAUL 

* Interview with writer Paul Abbott 11/02/01 R 8 1>4 

Photographs 

ABORTION 

* One in three women has had an abortion and 92 per cent agree 

with the right to choose, so why are women still ashamed to talk 

about its effect on their lives 22/04/01 R 1>2 1>5 , photographs 

ACCIDENTS 

* Three children were killed after a car plunged 20ft under water 

29/07/01 B 5 1>3 Photograph 

ACCORDING TO QUEENEY 

* See Book Reviews - Sisman, Adam 26/08/01 

ACHILLES 

* See Book Reviews - Kellaway, Kate 04/03/01 

ACTORS & ACTRESSES 

* Robert de Niro is rumoured to be coming to the London stage 

this year to star in Art in the latest of Hollywood's West End 

invasion - see De Niro, Robert 07/01/01 

* Interview with actor Dennis Hopper - see Hopper, Dennis 

14/01/01 

* Profile on Hollywood hero, Tom Hanks - see Hanks, Tom 

14/01/01 

* Rock's bad-girl widow, Courtney Love, claims she lives in fear 

of deranged fans and vindictive enemies - see Love, Courtney 

14/01/01 

* Interview with actor Sanjeev Bhaskar who has progressed from 

'Goodness Gracious Me' to the Kama Sutra - see Film 21/01/01 

* Interview with actress, Charlotte Rampling - see Rampling, 

Charlotte 21/01/01 

* Cinemagoers have voted for their favourite actor and film 

genre - see Film 28/01/01 

* Interview with actor Stephen Fry - see Fry, Stephen 28/01/01 

* Interview with Amanda Donohoe, who is back in town after 

spending the last 11 years in LA, and about to take over from 

Jerry Hall in The Graduate - see Donohoe, Amanda 04/02/01 

* Kate Winslet appeared at the Berlin International Film Festival 

to promote the film Quills, about the Marquis de Sade - see 

Winslet, Kate 11/02/01 

* Profile on actress Nicole Kidman - see Kidman, Nicole 

11/02/01 

OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 

1 

* On location in Savannah, Georgia for his latest film, Keanu 

Reeves remains as elusive as ever - see Reeves, Keanu 18/02/01 

* Profile on actor John Cleese - see Cleese, John 25/02/01 

* Interview with actor Nigel Planer - see Planer, Nigel 04/03/01 

* Eliza Doolittle has always been an actress's dream part, and the 

latest to have her accent knocked into shape is Martine 

McCutcheon 04/03/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Interview with actress Zoë Wanamaker - see Wanamaker, Zoë 

11/03/01 

* Profile on American actress, Julia Roberts - see Roberts, Julia 

25/03/01 

* Hollywood's leading men are allowed to grow old gracefully 

but it's leading women suffer a less forgiving and undignified 

fate - see Film 01/04/01 

* Two actors, Steve Buscemi and Vince Vaughn were in a bar 

room brawl last week, highlighting their claim that members of 

the public frequently mistake them for the characters they play 

15/04/01 

* With films such as The Smokers and the forthcoming The 

Hole, Thora Birch has cornered the Hollywood market in angstridden 

teenagers - see Birch, Thora 15/04/01 

* Interview with actor Sean Penn - see Penn, Sean 06/05/01 

* Interview with actress Lindsay Duncan - see Duncan, Lindsay 

06/05/01 

* Colin Farrell has gone from Ballykissangel to starring with 

Bruce Willis and taking calls from Spielberg - see Farrell, Colin 

13/05/01 

* Profile on actor John Thaw as he faces up to the prospect of 

defeating cancer - see Thaw, John 24/06/01 

* Interview with actress Kerry Fox who stars in the controversial 

film Intimacy - see Fox, Kerry 01/07/01 

* Interview with actress Ute Lemper - see Lemper, Ute 01/07/01 

* Tribute to Jack Lemmon who died on 27th June 2001 - see 

Deaths 01/07/01 

* Interview with actor Rob Lowe, currently starring in The West 

Wing - see Lowe, Rob 08/07/01 

* Adrian Lester is being hailed as one of the great Hamlets - see 

Lester, Adrian 22/07/01 

* Interview with actress Sîan Phillips on the publication of her 

autobiography, Public Places - see Phillips, Sîan 29/07/01 

* Mirada Sawyer meets Steve McFadden to find out what a 

Rada-trained actor is doing with Phil Mitchell in EastEnders - 

see McFadden, Steve 29/07/01 

* Nicole Kidman's joyous face after completing her divorce from 

Tom Cruise tells a story - see Kidman, Nicole 12/08/01 

* Cameron Diaz is tipped to star as the glamorous dotcom 

founder of boo.com who helped to squander £100m, when the 

story is turned into a Hollywood blockbuster - see Film 

26/08/01 

* Interview with actor, Willem Dafoe - see Dafoe, Willem 

26/08/01 

* Photograph of actor Ewan McGregor at the Lonach Gathering 

in Aberdeenshire - see McGregor, Ewan 26/08/01 

* Interview with actress Frances O'Connor who stars in A.I. - see 

O'Connor, Frances 16/09/01 

* Billy Connolly: The early years: extract from Billy Connolly's 

extraordinary biography by his wife, Pamela Stephenson - see 

Connolly, Billy 23/09/01 

* Britain's film industry is drawing up contingency plans to

avoid the worst effects of an actors' strike already paralysing 

some of the biggest films planned for release next year - see 

Film 23/09/01 

* Interview with actor and comedian, Billy Connolly - see 


* The London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (Lamda) has 

acquired a new base in Kensington 23/09/01 N 2 4>6 

Photograph 

* Actress Penelope Wilton explains her craft - see Wilton, 

Penelope 30/09/01 

* An extract from 'Le Mans', a new biography of the actor Steve 

McQueen - see McQueen, Steve 30/09/01 

* Interview with John Malkovich, actor and just turned director - 

see Malkovich, John 30/09/01 

* Clichés are swept aside in a radical drama series that gives 

black actors what they want - a great script - see Television 

07/10/01 

* Interview with actress Joan Plowright on the publication of her 

memoirs which reveal the 25 years as Laurence Olivier's wife - 

see Plowright, Joan 07/10/01 

* Interview with Lisa Tarbuck, actress and TV presenter - see 

Tarbuck, Lisa 14/10/01 

* Pierce Brosnan, Bond star, returns to his Irish roots to film 

cathartic story that chimes with his own unhappy past - see 

Brosnan, Pierce 14/10/01 

* Since they met while filming State of Grace in 1990, Sean 

Penn and Robin Wright Penn have made four more movies 

together - see Penn, Sean & Robin Wright 14/10/01 

* Actress Isabelle Huppert loves to play extreme parts - see 

Huppert, Isabelle 28/10/01 

* Profile on actor Kenneth Branagh - see Branagh, Kenneth 

11/11/01 

* Interview with actor Elijah Wood, the new Lord of the Rings - 

see Wood Elijah 18/11/01 

* Few homegrown actors are capable of 'opening' a movie, so 

what's a producer to do when Hugh, Kate and Ewan are 

otherwise engaged? 18/11/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with David Schwimmer, who plays Ross in Friends - 

see Schwimmer, David 25/11/01 

* Leaving EastEnders will make Tamzin Outhwaite one of the 

BBC's highest paid stars - see Outhwaite, Tamzin 25/11/01 

* The British actor Ewan McGregor was in Berlin last night to 

collect a European cinema award for his role as a lovesick writer 

in Moulin Rouge - see McGregor, Ewan 02/12/01 

* Hollywood drops in on troops: Julia Roberts and fellow 

Hollywood stars arrived to meet US service personnel - see 

Terrorism 09/12/01 

* Interview with Kenneth Branagh who is starring as Antarctic 

hero Shackleton in a C4 TV drama - see Branagh, Kenneth 

09/12/01 

* Interview with actress Kate Beckinsale - see Beckinsale, Kate 

16/12/01 

* Profile on actor David Jason - see Jason, David 23/12/01 

* Actor James Nesbitt has undertaken his most daunting 

professional challenge yet appearing as a Protestant in Bloody 

Sunday - see Nesbitt, James 30/12/01 

* Actress Joley Richardson has finally found a way to make her 

name her own - see Richardson, Joley 30/12/01 

* Hollywood heartthrob Ewan McGregor blasts the 'shallow' 

acting world as he recasts himself as a wildlife film-maker - see 


2 

McGregor, Ewan 30/12/01 

ADAM AND EVE AND PINCH ME 

* See Book Reviews - Guttridge, Peter 19/08/01 

* See Audiobook Reviews - Bunce, Kim 09/09/01 

ADAMS, DOUGLAS 

* Douglas Adams, cult author of the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the 

Galaxy dies, aged 49, after collapsing at gym workout - see 

Deaths 13/05/01 

ADAMS, RYAN 

* See Music: Pop 25/11/01 

ADAMS, STANLEY 

* As Brussels blasts the drug giants, the man who took on Roche 

and was jailed for it talks to Nick Mathiason 25/11/01 N 9 1>6 

Photographs 

ADAMS, TIM 

* Columnist 11/11/01 B 31 1>5 Photographs 

ADAMS, TONY 

* Tony Adams announces his retirement from international 

football 21/01/01 S 1 1>3 Photograph 

* Interview with footballer Tony Adams 28/01/01 S 11 1>6 

Photographs 

ADDICTION 

* Have we become addicted to addiction? 18/02/01 M 20>27 

1>4 Photographs 

ADIE, KATE 

* Profile on journalist Kate Adie, the BBC's best-known war 

correspondent 14/10/01 B 31 1>6 Caricature 

ADLER, LARRY 

* Larry Adler, musician, born Baltimore, 10th February 1914 

died London, 6th August 2001 - see Deaths 12/08/01 

ADOPTION & FOSTERING 

* Britain adopts fewer children from overseas than any other 

country, new laws may be about to change that, but raising a 

child so far from home can be an uncertain journey 07/01/01 R 


* Couples who go abroad to adopt children in order to evade 

stringent checks in Britain face up to 3 months in jail under a 

Government crackdown on the baby trade 21/01/01 B 1 8 

* The Kilshaws, the curious couple who bought baby twins to 

adopt over the Internet from America and courted publicity 

21/01/01 B 14>15 1>8 Photographs 

* Amelia Hill investigates the growing trade in babies taken 

from the poor of Central America 21/01/01 B 15 1>5 

Photograph 

* The continuing saga of the Kilshaws and the internet babies 

has highlighted the seamy side of babies-for-sale-trade, but as 

Sarah Fuller found out, paying for a child can benefit all parties 

04/02/01 B 29 1>4 Photograph 

* The twins at the heart of the Internet adoption custody battle 

could return to the US within weeks 04/03/01 B 5 1>2 

Photograph 

* A severe shortage of people willing to foster children is putting 

some of the most vulnerable youngsters in Britain at risk 

03/06/01 B 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Emily Prager went to Shanghai to trace her adopted daughter's 

family - and in trying to piece together LuLu's past, she 

rediscovered her own 08/07/01 R 3 1>4 Photographs

ADULTS ONLY 


ADVERTISING 

* Minister urged to axe Ecclestone's ad ban exemption as nontobacco 

sponsors flock to Grand Prix racing - see Sport: Motor 

Racing 07/01/01 

* The Tories will try to scupper a government ban on cigarette 

advertising in a T-turn triggering a furious row over their links to 

the tobacco industry - see Politics 21/01/01 

* New Labour has turned to advertising bad boy Trevor Beattie - 

see Beattie, Trevor 28/01/01 

* Advertising has to work harder than ever - that means 

appealing to our consciences as well as our libido 28/01/01 R 7 


* Adverts and pop music merge into one 01/04/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

* Advertisers are milking the power of children with a will and a 

wish list 29/04/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Report from Paris where ministers and intellectuals want to 

halt the rise in sexist imagery - see International Affairs: Europe 

13/05/01 

* A top advertising firm has been given the difficult job of 

persuading Europe to love the single currency - see Euro, The 

24/06/01 

* The soaps are awash with brands amid anomalies over product 

placement - see Media 12/08/01 

* ITV's share of the total number of viewers watching television 

advertisements has fallen below 50 per cent for the first time - 

see Media 19/08/01 

* Newspaper sales are up but coverage is expensive and ad sales 

are down, says Peter Preston - see Media 07/10/01 

* The Gaelic Athletic Association has been the bedrock of rural 

Irish life, but now its members are in uproar over adverts for 

Ireland's first gay magazine - see Ireland/Northern Ireland 

21/10/01 

* Top analysts fear the slump that's already cost the advertising 

industry £300m could go on at least until 2003 - see Business & 

Industry 28/10/01 

* Falling advertising revenues make the culling of certain 

magazines aimed at women inevitable - see Media 18/11/01 

* An American dieting company is sending out junk mail 

disguised as anonymous personal letters to thousands of British 

people 18/11/01 B 9 1>8 Photograph 

* Profile on Charles Saatchi, the creative half of advertising's 

famous duo looks set to irritate the art world with a challenge to 

Tate Modern - see Saatchi, Charles 02/12/01 

* Men fight back over sexist TV adverts - see Men 09/12/01 

AFGHANISTAN 

* See Book Reviews - Burke, Jason 13/05/01 

AGE OF CARDBOARD AND STRING, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Dunmore, Helen 11/03/01 

AGONY AUNT 

* Work problems 07/01/01 N 12 8 






3 
































AHERNE, CAROLINE 

* Profile on actress and writer, Caroline Aherne, who is quitting 

the celebrity circus and making a break for freedom 15/04/01 B 

23 1>6 Caricature 

AIDS/HIV 

* Drugs giants are suing South Africa over alleged violation of 

intellectual property rights on anti-HIV drugs - see Drugs & 

Drug Abuse 14/01/01 

* Access to cut-price HIV drugs would save millions of lives, so 

why do the rich pharmaceutical firms refuse them? 14/01/01 N 6 

3>8 Photograph, graph 

* Life-saving Aids vaccine is expected to be ready for 

development this year 21/01/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Bill Gates has given the largest single boost to the worldwide 

search for an Aids vaccine - see Gates, Bill 28/01/01 

* Report from St. Petersburg where prostitution and drugs are 

fuelling a huge rise in HIV infections - see International Affairs: 

Russia 11/02/01 

* Better treatment means many people with HIV are in good

health and want to work - now there are moves to make it easier 

for them - see Work 08/04/01 

* Pastor John Nduati describes his church as 'the last hospital in 

Africa' where Aids victims flock to be healed - see International 

Affairs: Africa 08/04/01 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown stepped up pressure on 

multinational pharmaceutical companies to allow developing 

countries access to drugs to treat serious diseases - see Drugs & 


* David Earnshaw has more reason than most to smile at the 

climbdown by the world's most powerful pharmaceutical 

companies - see International Affairs: Africa 22/04/01 

* The Pretoria Court Case: Why the pharmas gave way, and why 

South Africa's joy may be short lived - see International Affairs: 

Africa 22/04/01 

* Aids: The First 20 Years 03/06/01 M 16>24 1>4 Photographs 

* Britain is braced for an Aids explosion: the disease is back and 

infection rates are rising in America, as the safe sex message is 

forgotten 03/06/01 B 4 1>8 Photograph 

* The US is blocking new European Commission proposals to 

get cheap drugs into developing countries suffering devastating 

HIV, malaria and TB pandemics - see International Affairs: 

U.S.A. 17/06/01 

* The success of a TV programme in South Africa and a 

Minister's home-made remedy sum up two sides of the Aids 

battle 29/07/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs 

* Glaxo Smith Kline is finding fewer than expected takers for its 

discounted medicines in a UN aid programme for countries with 

millions dying of Aids - see Business & Industry 19/08/01 

* The British government is blocking moves to get cheap lifesaving 

drugs to poor countries ravaged by diseases such as Aids 

04/11/01 N 2 7>8 

* The death camps of Burma - see International Affairs: Indian 

Sub-Continent 18/11/01 

* 40 per cent of pupils aged 11 have not heard of Aids 18/11/01 

B 5 6>8 Photograph 

* Sir Richard Branson is backing the plans of The Red Cross to 

market its own branded condoms in Africa - see Red Cross, The 

09/12/01 

* Report on how ActionAid is helping Zimbabweans cope with 

Aids - see Observer Christmas Appeal 16/12/01 

AIR 


ALBARN, DAMON 

* Profile on Damon Albarn, Blur's ex-frontman who turned his 

back on the celebrity limelight 29/07/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

ALBEE, EDWARD 

* His plays may be full of sparring vitriol and dysfunctional 

lives, but Edward Albee is rather sweet, thinks Simon Fanshawe 

15/04/01 R 6 1>5 Photograph 

ALBERTI, LEONE BATTISTA: MASTER BUILDER… 

* See Book Reviews - Jardine, Lisa 04/03/01 

ALBERTINE 


ALBO, MIKE 

* See Comedy 27/05/01 

ALCOHOL & ALCOHOL ABUSE 


4 

* Peter Noble sank 13 pints then got in his car and killed six 

people… why did no one stop him? - see Crime 11/03/01 

* Former soccer star George Best has begun drinking heavily 

again and has told friends he would rather die than stay on the 

wagon - see Best, George 25/03/01 

* George Best will have anti-alcohol pellets sewn into his 

stomach this week in a desperate attempt to help him beat his 

life-threatening addition to drink - see Best, George 08/04/01 

* In a candid new book, Damien Hirst hits out at former allies, 

reveals his taste for cocaine and alcohol and explains why he's 

stopped taking ecstasy - see Hirst, Damien 12/08/01 

* Last month the Isle of Man government scrapped all licensing 

hours and the main effect has been a fall in drink-related 

disturbances - see Licensing Laws 12/08/01 

* Interview with footballer Paul Gascoigne, who admits to being 

an alcoholic - see Gascoigne, Paul 23/09/01 

* Britain's binge drinking culture is laid bare in a stark 

government report revealing cirrhosis of the liver now kills more 

women than cervical cancer 09/12/01 B 3 1>8 

* Jonathan Woodgate and Lee Bowyer walked free from court - 

but the case found English football guilty of producing a 

generation of thuggish millionaire players in an alcohol... - see 

Sport: Football 16/12/01 

* The controversy surrounding the savage gang assault on a 

young Asian student took a new twist when the victim accused 

the jury which tried the case against two footballers of racial… - 

see Crime 16/12/01 

AL-FAYED, MOHAMED 

* Mohamed al-Fayed is trying to force US investigators to hand 

over 1,500 documents in his bid to prove the Paris crash of 

Diana, Princess of Wales and his son Dodi was murder 02/09/01 

B 7 1>8 Photographs 

* A story of falling profits and exiting colleagues for the Al- 

Fayed empire - see Business & Industry 16/12/01 

ALFRED THE GREAT 

* Priceless papers which document Alfred the Great's 

foundations of a ninth-century monastery at Athelney have been 

discovered at the back of a dusty shelf in a stately home 

29/07/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 

ALI, MUHAMMAD 

* On the eve of a powerful new film, the reality and legend of 

Muhammad Ali 16/12/01 R 1>2 1>4 Photographs 

ALLEN, WOODY 

* As part of a campaign to repair his image, Woody Allen gives 

his first public question and answer session in the UK 09/09/01 


ALLI, LORD WAHEED 

* Profile of Lord Waheed Alli, co-founder of Planet 24 and 

'reviver' of the motel soap, Crossroads 11/03/01 N 6 1>8 

Photograph 

AL'OWHALI, MOHAMMED 

* As the Saudi bomber begins his life sentence in a US jail for 

the bombing of the American embassy in Nairobi, Jason Burke 

uncovers the secret FBI files on the suicide bomber who changed 

his mind 05/08/01 M 20>27 1>4 Photographs 

AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND CLAY 


AMBER SPYGLASS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 16/09/01

AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE 


AMIS, MARTIN 

* See Radio 15/04/01 

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 

* As Amnesty International marks its fortieth anniversary, John 

Cleese hands over the reins of the Secret Policeman shows 


* Eddie Izzard succeeds John Cleese as the host of Amnesty 

International's big birthday party - a 16 page celebration of the 

charity launched 40 years ago in The Observer 27/05/01 M 


AMOS, TORI 


AND WHAT'S MORE… 

* Recommended books 14/01/01 R 18 4>5 










ANDERSON, CLIVE 

* Interview with Clive Anderson, barrister turned chatshow host 

who is currently frozen out of TV 12/08/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

ANDREWS, MICHAEL 

* See Art 22/07/01 

ANIL'S GHOST 

* See Audiobook Reviews - Redford, Rachel 20/05/01 

ANIMALS 

* Photograph of four hounds from the Wye Beagle Hunt, which 

were left behind when the hunt's other 47 dogs were stolen by 

animal rights activists waiting to take part in a hunt on Romney 

March 07/01/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Extremists move animal rights into terrorism 14/01/01 B 10 

5>6 Photograph 

* Ecologists are championing the beaver as a creator and 

manager of wetlands, but some landowners remain hostile 


* As a mystery financial backer steps in to rescue the 

Huntingdon Life Sciences labs, Martin Bright sees the operating 

rooms and breeding centres where animals live and die - see 

Vivisection 21/01/01 

* Hundreds of horses sent into early retirement by their loving 

owners are being chopped up an sold as dog food 28/01/01 B 7 

1>7 

* The wildlife on the Galapagos Islands have an uneasy 

relationship with tourism - see Wildlife 04/02/01 

* On 18th March, 500,000 rural protestors are expected to march 

through London, while they're away animal rights activists are 


5 

threatening to attack their homes - see Demonstrations & 

Protests 25/02/01 

* Extremists in the animal rights movement plan a major 

offensive, including letter bombs and beatings, after a wave of 

recruits from militant groups willing to use violence 11/03/01 B 

10 5>6 

* The cost of owning a pet - see Personal Finance 25/03/01 

* Big drugs firms are to be targeted by animal rights 

campaigners protesting against Huntingdon Life Sciences, the 

drug testing company 01/04/01 N 1 11>4 

* The appalling case of cruelty on a North Devon farm - see Foot 

& Mouth Crisis 08/04/01 

* Species of wildlife thought to have disappeared from our 

shores are actually alive and well according to a study - see 

Wildlife 22/04/01 

* Profile on Phoenix the Calf, a plucky little heifer who made a 

government change its mind - see Animals 29/04/01 

* The brutal blood sports of cockfighting and dogfighting are on 

the rise in Britain again, according to animal welfare officials - 

see Blood Sports 29/04/01 


government change its mind 29/04/01 B 23 1>6 Caricature 

* Scientists have succeeded in developing a bizarre new weapon 

in the fight against pollution: pigs that have been genetically 

engineered to make perfect manure - see Science 20/05/01 

* The British deer population is growing so rapidly and 

spreading so far that it is found now in every county in the 

country and they are causing vast damage to agriculture 

10/06/01 B 11 1>8 Photograph 

* £1,000 was spent on training a dog, was it worth it? 17/06/01 

R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* After six days on the ruin from Banham Zoo in Norfolk, the 

vulture that has become a media star, successfully escaped again 


* Puppies descended from a dog that killed a San Francisco 

woman by tearing out her throat are being offered for sale with 

their lineage used as a selling point 05/08/01 B 19 1>4 

Photograph 

* European Union scientists have secretly given their blessing to 

controversial experiments in which live monkeys will be 

infected with mad cow disease - see BSE 30/09/01 

* Millions of pheasants are being bred as 'living shooting targets' 

for gun-users in what campaigners say is the most grotesque use 

of animals ever in Britain 30/09/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 

* Lord Sainsbury has given his backing to the building of an 

animal testing laboratory to be built in the middle of green-belt 

land in Cambridge - see Sainsbury, Lord 04/11/01 

* A medical scanner costing millions of pounds is being used to 

treat pets at an NHS hospital that does not have enough nurses to 

use it on human patients - see National Health Service 23/12/01 

ANNAN, KOFI 

* Toby Young recalls a dinner party with Kofi Annan, Secretary 

General of the UN 14/10/01 B 28 4>7 Photograph 

ANNE, PRINCESS 

* Princess Anne is to use her vote as one of Britain's two 

International Olympic Committee members to stop Beijing 

hosting the 2008 games 08/07/01 B 8 6>7 Photograph 

ANNIE'S BOX: CHARLES DARWIN, HIS DAUGHTER… 

* See Book Reviews - McKie, Robin 29/04/01 

ANOTT, JAKE

* Interview with Jake Arnott, author 22/04/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

ANTARCTICA 



09/12/01 

ANTI-CAPITALISM/ANTI-GLOBALISATION 

* In a special essay for The Observer, Noreena Hertz argues that 

governments' surrender to big business is the deadliest threat 

facing democracy today - see Hertz, Noreena 08/04/01 

* Anti-globalisation protests in Quebec as 34 American leaders 

gather - see Demonstrations & Protests 22/04/01 

* This week's May Day demonstration, is not about smashing 

capitalism, but about demanding a say in the future of the planet, 

says Kevin Danaher - see Demonstrations & Protests 29/04/01 

* Comment by Noreena Hertz - see Hertz, Noreena 06/05/01 

* A new coalition is needed to change the global economy in 

favour of the poor, says financier George Soros 06/05/01 N 3 


* Behind the protests lie real concerns that business is trying to 

address 06/05/01 N 3 1>6 

* Nike employees continue to face poverty, harassment, 

dismissal and violent intimidation despite its pledge three years 

ago to improve conditions for the 500,000 strong global 

workforce - see Nike 20/05/01 

* European leaders are to introduce Draconian measures to deal 

with the growing threat of violence from anti-capitalist 

protestors - see Demonstrations & Protests 17/06/01 

* A young Swedish demonstrator was shot by Swedish police in 

the first shooting of an anti-capitalist demonstrator 17/06/01 B 2 


* Jails have been emptied and hospitals are on alert as Italy 

prepares to welcome the G8 leaders and the enemies - see G8 

Summit 15/07/01 

* France's favourite food campaigner, sheep farmer Jose Bove, is 

back at his most famous battleground - outside McDonald's in 

Millau - see International Affairs: Europe 12/08/01 

ANTINORI, SEVERINO 

* Interview with Severino Antinori who is determined to come 

to Britain to clone humans 02/12/01 R 3 1>6 Photographs 

ANTI-TERRORISM BILL 

* Police forces across the world will get unrestricted access to 

medical records and bank details of Britons under radical powers 

granted by the new anti-terrorism Bill - see Police 25/11/01 

ANTOINETTE, MARIE 

* See Book Reviews - Foreman, Amanda 17/06/01 

APARTHEID 

* Antony Sher met Mandela in London last week, and the 

moment brought back memories of his childhood in South Africa 

and his own role in the fight against apartheid 06/05/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

APE AND THE SUSHI MASTER, THE 


APOCALYPSE NOW REDUX 

* See Film 25/11/01 

* See Book Reviews - Smith, Stephen 02/12/01 

ARCHER, JAMES 


6 

* James Archer's disgrace on Friday brought to an end a 

miserable month in the world of investment banking - see 

Financial Institutions 29/07/01 

ARCHER, JEFFREY 

* Jeffrey Archer and his family leave the Old Bailey during his 

perjury trial 01/07/01 B 23 1>2 Photograph 

* The Real Jeffrey Archer - see Radio 22/07/01 

* Adam Raphael has long known the truth about Archer, but has 

been unable to reveal it, thanks to a system that protects the rich 

and powerful 22/07/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs 

* Jeffrey Archer, the jailed peer keeps his composure for his 

mother's funeral 22/07/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

ARCHER, JEFFREY & MARY 

* Mary Archer whispers in the ear of her husband, the disgraced 

Tory peer, Jeffrey Archer, as he prepares to return to prison after 

his mother's funeral service 22/07/01 B 1 3 Photograph 

* For all her steely logic and cool disdain, this time even Mary 

couldn't save Jeffrey 22/07/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

ARCHITECTURE 

* Deyan Sudjic 07/01/01 R 14 1>7 Photographs 

* From the wobbly bridge to the lightbulb fiasco in Peckham to 

the tainted Guggenheim in Bilbao - architects are presently 

getting a rough ride from the critics 14/01/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 


* Dyan Sudjic 04/02/01 R 10 6>7 Photograph 

* The past is oozing to the surface as drills demolish City blocks 

of the 1970s 18/02/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of the National Museum of Australia 04/03/01 R 11 


* Review of Under Construction: Toyo Ito's Sendai Mediateque 

18/03/01 R 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Work in Progress 25/03/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of BBC Scotland project 01/04/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 


* Deyan Sudjic on the Design Museum, Tower Bridge, London 

13/05/01 R 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Frank Gehry/Mies in Berlin/Mies in America 

27/05/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Tall buildings are in fashion but some critics fear there may be 

just too many architects reaching for the sky 10/06/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

* The architects of Tate Modern have plans to brighten up one of 

south London's dreariest backwaters 24/06/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 



* If developers destroy London's Spitalfields Market, then every 

inner-city site in the country will also come under threat 


* Review of Isamu Noguchi 05/08/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 


* Review of Said Business School, Oxford 09/09/01 R 13 1>7 

Photographs 

* Channel 4's new weapon in the battle to win back millions of

young viewers is a precocious 26-year-old architect whose 

favourite buildings include McDonald's and Tesco - see 

Television 16/09/01 

* Despite 13 plans in 13 years, London's artistic hub is fast 

descending into squalor and dereliction, what can be done to 

rescue it asks Deyan Sudjic 16/09/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Since Tate Modern opened, the original Tate on Millbank has 

been the poor relation - struggling to attract visitors, will its new 

makeover pull in the crowds? 30/09/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Prince Charles is to become a government 'design tsar' for 

Britain's new hospitals - see Charles, Prince 14/10/01 

* A redundant steel works in Rotherham, transformed into a 

visitor attraction devoted to science, has won this year's Stirling 

Prize, Britain's most valuable award for architecture 21/10/01 B 

13 4>8 Photograph 

* An attempt to create a new London village is marred by bad 

design and execution 28/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of British Galleries: Victoria & Albert Museum 

04/11/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Norwich's new library has it all - a radio station, pizzas, 

computers, but books still take pride of place 18/11/01 R 10 1>5 

Photographs 

* Deyan Sudjic 02/12/01 R 11 7>8 Photograph 


* Prince Charles is to set to inflame architects at the cutting edge 

of modern design in the new year by instituting his own 'antiaward' 

for the five worst new buildings - see Charles, Prince 

23/12/01 

* Architecture of the Year: Deyan Sudjic 23/12/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 


ARENAS, REINALDO 

* Reinaldo Arenas was thrown in jail by Castro and later killed 

himself in New York, now an Oscar-nominated film celebrates 

the life of this controversial Cuban writer 03/06/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

ARMADILLO 

* See Book Reviews - Boucher, Caroline 02/09/01 

* See Television 23/09/01 

ARMANI, GIORGIO 

* Tamsin Blanchard offers a private view of the enigma that is 

Giorgio Armani 17/06/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

ARMED FORCES 

* Radioactive dust from depleted uranium weapons remains in 

the atmosphere at potentially dangerous levels for up to a decade 

after their use - see Uranium 07/01/01 

* Uranium panic grips Nato as a dozen peacekeepers have died 

and scores more claim to have been made ill be debris from US 

ammunition in the Balkans 07/01/01 B 19 1>8 Photograph, 

illustrations 

* Inhaling depleted uranium particles causes acute symptoms 

identical to those claimed by Gulf War veterans - see Uranium 

14/01/01 

* The MoD is forced to sign contracts with 40 hospitals outside 

state system to beat long waiting lists 28/01/01 B 10 1>8 

* Up to 10,000 widows are losing out because of quirks in the 

armed forces pension scheme - see Personal Finance 04/02/01 

* British troops serving in Kosovo will help seal its border with 

Macedonia in a move that could bring them into the firing line of 


7 

the rebellion by ethnic Albanians 25/03/01 B 2 5>6 

* The Royal Air Force is facing a serious shortage of frontline 

aircraft 01/04/01 B 9 6>7 

* Senior officers fear meltdown as bullying and a 'macho' culture 

cause soldiers to go AWOL for weeks 13/05/01 B 5 1>8 

Photograph 

* Report from north Kenya where the British Army trains with 

live ammunition - and Masai children are maimed and killed by 

the ordnance the troops leave behind 01/07/01 B 8 1>8 

Photographs 

* Servicemen are committing tens of thousands of crimes a year, 

an Observer investigation has revealed 08/07/01 B 12 7>8 

* The long delayed £1.7bn contract to replace the British forces' 

obsolete battlefield radios with a digital system is likely to go to 

a Canadian subsidiary of US defence group - see Business & 


* The Canadian firm CDC courted Army top brass to win the 

UK's most bitterly fought defence contract - see Business & 


* Hundreds of British troops are expected to arrive in Macedonia 

by the end of this week to help disarm ethnic Albanian guerrillas 

in the north of the country 05/08/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 

* Armed forces plan to give gay partners full married benefits 

12/08/01 B 2 2>7 Cartoon 

* Report on the helicopter chase in the Caribbean that saw a 

British Royal Navy crew foil a £60m cocaine smuggling run - 


* French defence contractor Thales has moved to boost UK 

involvement in its attempts to build the Royal Navy's next 

generation of aircraft carriers - see Defence 16/09/01 

* British troops will lead an international coalition alongside 

America to wage war on Afghanistan in the next 10 days - see 


* American and British troops are to target a £20bn stockpile of 

opium and heroin which intelligence officials believe is about to 

be released... - see Terrorism 30/09/01 

* Fury over pop singer Geri Halliwell's fee for entertaining 

British troops in Oman 18/11/01 B 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Britain's armed forces are facing a funding black hole of 

£500m a year because of the additional pressures of the war on 

terrorism - see Terrorism 25/11/01 

* Two pilots who were blamed for the worst peace-time disaster 

in the history of the RAF could soon be cleared of negligence 


ARMITAGE, SIMON 

* Interview with Simon Armitage, poet and author - see Books 

Interview, The 29/07/01 

ARMITT, JOHN 

* Profile on Railtrack's new chief executive, John Armitt 

16/12/01 N 12 1>6 Photograph 

ARMS 

* A new arms race looms after reports that Russia and China are 

preparing to enter into a historic pact, spurred on by plans by the 

incoming Bush administration 14/01/01 B 1>2 4>6 

* Britain broke its own ministerial guidelines banning the sale of 

weapons in a dispute in the Western Sahara - see International 

Affairs: Middle East 04/02/01 

ARMSTRONG, DIDO 

* Interview with Dido Armstrong, currently the world's best 

selling female music star 20/05/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs

ARNOLD, SIR MALCOLM, EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY… 

* See Music: Classical 22/04/01 

ARRIVALS 

* Travel news 07/01/01 E 4 1>4 Photograph 



* Travel news 28/01/01 E 4 1>4 Photographs 









ARSCHWAGER, RICHARD 

* See Art 16/12/01 

ART 

* Review of I Am a Camera 07/01/01 R 15 1>8 Photographs 

* To celebrate Tate Modern's first major exhibition, Century 

City, citizens from turn-of-the-century Paris to millennial 

Bombay give first-hand accounts of their lives as history was 

being made 07/01/01 M 28>38 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Sigmar Polke: Music of Unclear Origin at the 

Scottish National Gallery of Art/Sigmar Polke at the Anthony 

d'Offay Gallery 14/01/01 R 11 1>6 Illustration 

* Art dealer Tod Volpe thought he had it made, but that was 

before the FBI got into the frame… - see Volpe, Tod 21/01/01 

* Review of The Genius of Rome 1592-1623 at the Royal 

Academy 21/01/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Former nurse stands to gain a fortune for selling sketches by 

the 80 year old Modernist - see Matisse, Henri 28/01/01 

* Review of City Racing 1988-98: a Partial Account 28/01/01 R 

12 1>8 Photographs 

* Tate Modern's first major exhibition takes us on a journey 

from Lagos to Vienna 04/02/01 R 10 1>7 Photographs 

* Review of Julian Opie/Barbara Kruger 11/02/01 R 12 1>8 

Photograph, illustrations 

* Review of Murillo: Scenes of Childhood 18/02/01 R 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* Michael Lundy is destroying all his possessions - including 

clothes, photos and an archive of valuable art - in his new show 


* Picasso's erotic works too blue for British eyes - see Picasso, 

Pablo 25/02/01 

* Review of Goya: Drawings From His Private Albums 

25/02/01 R 11 1>6 Illustrations 

* Review of Tacita Dean: Recent Films and Other Works 

04/03/01 R 10 1>6 Photograph 

* Looted Afghan art smuggled to London 11/03/01 B 10 1>6 

Photographs 

* View of Heidelberg with Rainbow by JMW Turner is expected 

to fetch more than £600,000 at auction, a record for a 

watercolour by the artist 11/03/01 B 12 1>4 Photograph 


8 

* Review of Spirit of Age: Nineteenth-Century Paintings from 

the Nationalgalerie, Berlin 11/03/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Sandro Botticelli: the Drawings for Dante's Divine 

Comedy 18/03/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph, illustrations 

* Critics fail to see funny side of Pompidou's Pop art 

extravaganza 18/03/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of Stanley Spencer 25/03/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Beck's Futures Two 01/04/01 R 11 1>6 

Photographs, illustration 

* Review of Mark Lewis 08/04/01 R 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Cleopatra of Egypt at the British Museum 15/04/01 

R 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Did any work of art change the world? Some people think so 


* Review of the exhibition Hitchcock and Art: Fatal 

Coincidences 22/04/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* The painter and decorator who fooled the critics of 

contemporary art 22/04/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Restorers believe Raphael aimed to make an honest women of 

his adored model, La Fornarina - see Raphael 29/04/01 

* Review of Tracey Emin/New Labour 29/04/01 R 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Bill Viola exhibition 06/05/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of 100 Views of Mount Fuji at the British Museum 


* Living with modern art - six families, six artists and six 

fugitive pieces 20/05/01 M 24>30 1>3 Photographs 

* Review of Giorgio Morandi/Giorgio Morandi: The Collector's 

Eye 27/05/01 R 11 1>8 Photograph 

* It's been beset with problems but Rachel Whiteread's sculpture 

for Trafalgar Square's empty plinth will be unveiled 27/05/01 M 


* On the eve of a major UK show, a reappraisal of Johannes 

Vermeer, now claimed to have a place among the Dutch masters 


* When Juan Munoz studied art at Croydon, he made a 

pilgrimage to the Tate every Sunday, now he takes on the 

challenge of the vast space of Tate Modern's Turbine Hall - see 

Munoz, Juan 03/06/01 

* Review of Zero to Infinity: Arte Povera 1962-72/Beyond 

Infinity: the arte povera after the arte povera 03/06/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Artist Hodgkin Howard says he spends more hours staring at 

his work than applying paint, but approaching 70 he says he 

starting to get the hang of it - see Hodgkin, Howard 10/06/01 

* How does a TV series avoid sensationalising the life of an 

artist who relished scandal? - Picasso: Magic and Death a new 

three part series on Channel 4 - see Television 10/06/01 

* Review of James Gillray: The Art of Caricature 10/06/01 R 11 

1>8 Photograph, illustration 

* Review of The Venice Biennale, art jamboree 10/06/01 R 11 


* Review of Malcolm Morley in Full Colour/Juan Munoz 


* Review of Summer Art 17/06/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Rachel Whiteread's exhibition at the Serpentine, 

London W2 24/06/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph

* Review of the exhibition Vermeer and the Delft School 


* Review of Ingres to Matisse: Masterpieces of French 

Painting/Paul Signac: Travels in France 01/07/01 R 12 1>8 

Photograph, illustration 

* Review of Sands Gallery and Sickert Bequest 08/07/01 R 13 


* Review of Mental by Helen Story 15/07/01 R 15 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Rachel Whiteread: Monument, Trafalgar Square 

15/07/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Art duo Olly & Suzi's unique animal 'collaborations' show we 

are all wild at art 15/07/01 M 28>31 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Birmingham, the exhibition, at Ikon Gallery, 

Birmingham 22/07/01 R 10 5>8 Photograph 

* Review of Michael Andrews at Tate Britain, London SW1 


* Review of At Sea at Tate Liverpool 29/07/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Experiment Experiencia: Art in Brazil 1958-2000 


* Business has found Tate Britain's nudes exhibition too daring - 

not a single company has come forward as sponsors 05/08/01 B 


* John Wilson goes undercover with the scourge of international 

art thievery 05/08/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 




* Review of Dan Flavin/Andy Warhol & Sound and Vision 


* Juan Munoz died suddenly last week on a beach in Ibiza - 

James Lingwood, co-curator of his current triumphant show at 

Tate Modern, pays tribute to a brilliant artist and friend - see 


* Hiereonymous Bosch exhibition in Rotterdam 02/09/01 R 10 


* Review of Katharine Fritsch at the Tate Modern 09/09/01 R 


* Review of Frank Auerbach: Paintings and Drawings 1954- 

2001 16/09/01 R 9 1>8 Photographs 

* Guy Loudmer, a corrupt auctioneer stole art cash in France - 


* Review of Surrealism: Desire Unbound at the Tate Modern 


* Since Tate Modern opened, the original Tate on Millbank has 

been the poor relation - struggling to attract visitors, will its new 

makeover pull in the crowds? - see Architecture 30/09/01 

* Review of Image and Idol: Medieval Sculpture at Tate 

Britain/Masaccio: The Pisa Altarpiece at the National Gallery 


* Murano glass 30/09/01 M 52>55 1>4 Photographs 

* Extracts of interviews with the artist, Damien Hirst - see Hirst, 

Damien 07/10/01 

* Paul Gauguin, renowned for his paintings of exotic idylls and 

Polynesian beauties, was a sadist who battered his wife, 

exploited friends and lied, according to a new biography - see 

Gauguin, Paul 07/10/01 

* Review of the exhibition Facts of Life: Contemporary Japanese 


9 

Art 07/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* The old masters weren't simply marvellous painters, says 

David Hockney, they used the latest lenses to help them draw so 

realistically 07/10/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Fashion has always borrowed from art for its inspiration, now 

it's the designers who are taking over our galleries and museums 

- see Fashion 14/10/01 

* Review of Andres Serrano/Mike Nelson: Nothing is True. 

Everything is Permitted 14/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Paul McCarthy at Tate Liverpool 21/10/01 R 10 


* When artist George Shaw moved to Eastwood, the town DH 

Lawrence had nothing good to say about, he found its natural 

outlook - racism 21/10/01 M 30>36 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Pisanello/Art on the Line 28/10/01 R 10 1>7 

Photographs 

* Review of Exposed: The Victorian Nude 04/11/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* British abstract painting - the return of three grand dames 

04/11/01 M 40>45 1>4 Photographs 

* A tribute to Sir Ernst Grombrich (1901-2001), eminent art 

historian, who died on 3rd November 2001, by Sir Christopher 

Frayling - see Deaths 11/11/01 

* Sam Taylor-Wood who was nominated for the Turner Prize 

expected to attend the ceremony with her art-dealer husband but 

instead she watched the coverage from a chemotherapy ward - 

see Taylor-Wood, Sam 11/11/01 

* Review of the Turner Prize Show 2001 11/11/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Kitaj: In the Aura of Cezanne and Other Masters 


* Research on Stone Age art shows that fear of werewolves goes 

back 10,000 years - see Stone Age 25/11/01 

* Review of Mark Wallinger: No Man's Land/Sam Taylor- 

Wood: Mute 25/11/01 R 10 1>7 Photographs 







* Review of The Dawn of the Floating World 1650-1765 

02/12/01 R 10 1>8 Illustration, photograph 

* Review of Roman Signer/In Many Ways the Exhibition 

Already Happened 09/12/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph 

* The Turner Prize - see Television 16/12/01 

* Review of Richard Artschwager 16/12/01 R 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* Art of the Year: Laura Cumming 23/12/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Art Preview for 2002 30/12/01 R 10 8 Photographs 

* Art 2002: Vanessa Thorpe 30/12/01 R 8 1>7 Photographs 

ARTHUR THE DRAGON KING 


ARTS, THE 

* As the V&A awaits the arrival of its new director, Deyan 

Sudjic outlines a radical programme to bring this venerable 

institution into the 21st century - see Victoria & Albert Museum

28/01/01 

* Deep male tones are preferred by both children and adults for 

reading aloud 04/03/01 B 14 6>7 Photographs 

* A radical plan to turn the Bodleian Library into a pay-as-youenter 

visitor centre is provoking a fierce war of words - see 

Bodleian Library 18/03/01 

* Sean O'Hagan has put together a show that unites politics and 

culture in Ireland - including an AK47 that's good enough to eat 

- see Ireland 18/03/01 

* His plays may be full of sparring vitriol and dysfunctional 

lives, but Edward Albee is rather sweet, thinks Simon Fanshawe 

- see Albee, Edward 15/04/01 

* Pioneering circus storms across Britain - see Circus 15/04/01 

* The BBC has wheeled out its big guns to tell us that works 

such as Ulysses, Figaro and Battleship Potemkin changed the 

course of history, but few of them did and rarely for the better 


* Art or anatomy? An exhibition of flayed corpses in Berlin has 

been greeted with popular acclaim and moral indignation 


* Decision to admit controversial artist Gary Hume to the Royal 

Academy of Arts is denounced as 'bonkers' 27/05/01 B 12 1>4 

Photograph 

* Celebrity choices for visits in the Art World 17/06/01 

* Having a hit in New York seems to be the best way to ensure 

that your play is panned in London, so why do so many 

American dramatists persist in casting their pearls before swinish 

British critics? 24/06/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* The Royal Shakespeare Company is making a fresh attempt to 

lose its image as an outdated and conservative institution - see 

Royal Shakespeare Company, The 01/07/01 

* The seaside town of Bridlington turns to art and architecture to 

recapture its former glory - see Bridlington 29/07/01 

* Edinburgh Festival Preview 29/07/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* The Edinburgh Festival Fringe kicks off this weekend 

05/08/01 B 10 1 Photograph 

* Review of the Edinburgh Festival 12/08/01 R 10>11 1>7 

Photographs 

* Review of the Edinburgh Festival 19/08/01 R 10>13 1>8 

Photographs 

* Vanessa Thorpe asks why three foreign bosses of our leading 

arts centres have all felt the need to jump ship 19/08/01 B 14 


* Diary of a Perrier Award Judge by Stephanie Merritt 26/08/01 


* Sir Simon Rattle, Britain's greatest conductor of modern times, 

has fired a withering parting shot as he prepares to take up a 

senior job in Germany, attacking the Arts Council - see Music: 

Classical 30/09/01 

* As the South Bank Show enters its twenty-fifth season, 

Melvyn Bragg argues that rather than killing off the arts, 

television has widened their appeal 30/09/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* UB40, one of Britain's most successful bands, are setting up a 

'fame school' in Birmingham with £20m of local authority and 

private-sector cash 14/10/01 B 15 1>2 Photograph 

* Tessa Blackstone, the new Minister of State for the Arts, has 

launched a drive to encourage poorer people to take an active 

part in the arts 21/10/01 B 14 7>8 

* As the centenary of the composer Richard Rodgers 

approaches, Peter Conrad assesses how well South Pacific has 


10 

aged while Trevor Nunn tells him his stage version will be 

more… - see Rodgers, Richard 18/11/01 

* Adrian Noble, defiant RSC director attacks 'snobbery' and 

'insulting' critics 25/11/01 B 7 1>6 Photographs 

* A team of developers plan to build a large commercial theme 

park in Stratford-upon-Avon, devoted entirely to the playwright, 

Shakespeare 16/12/01 B 10 1>7 Photographs 

* Writers and artists choose their high points - and low points - 

of the last twelve months 23/12/01 R 9>10 1>8 Photographs 

* Preview for 2002 30/12/01 R 5>9 1>7 Photographs 

AS SHE CLIMBED ACROSS THE TABLE 

* See Book Reviews - Hobson, Will 14/01/01 

ASCHERSON, NEAL 

* Columnist 07/01/01 B 27 1>4 Photograph 



ASHCROFT, LORD 

* Lord Ashcroft, the Conservative Party treasurer, is being sued 

in the US over his alleged role in a corporate scandal 08/04/01 B 

1>2 2>6 

* The former Tory Party treasurer, Lord Ashcroft, is to take legal 

action against two Cabinet ministers over a 'dirty tricks' 

campaign 24/06/01 B 12 7>8 Photographs 

ASHCROFT, RICHARD 


ASHDOWN, PADDY 


ASHLEY, APRIL 

* Interview with April Ashley, Britain's most celebrated 

transsexual 25/03/01 M 26>30 1>4 Photographs 

ASIAN COMMUNITIES 

* The murder of an Asian greengrocer in London has revealed 

how warring families will seek revenge over thousands of miles 

- see Crime 21/01/01 

* To be Asian in Hollywood used to mean parts as villains or 

dainty flowers, now after Crouching Tiger, movie bosses think 

eastern stars are the next bit thing - see Film 22/04/01 

* Drugs, gangs and mean streets… Paul Harris visits the 

Bradford suburb where Asians rose up in revolt 22/04/01 B 15 


* A new generation of British Asians are still coming to terms 

with their complex identities 24/06/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs 

* A project to 'eliminate' forced marriages in Britain's Asian 

communities has been launched by the Government 04/11/01 B 


ASSASSIN'S CLOAK, THE 

* See Book Reviews - King, Eldon 07/10/01 

ASTERIX AND THE ACTRESS 

* See Book Reviews - Wood, Gaby 01/04/01 

ASTOR, DAVID 

* David Astor, the legendary former editor and proprietor of The 

Observer, died in his sleep early on Friday, aged 89 - see Deaths 

09/12/01 

* David Astor, who died last week, was editor of The Observer 

for 27 years - he took risks, challenged authority and gave the

paper an unrivalled reputation across the world 09/12/01 R 1>3 


* A reprint of an editorial by David Astor on the Suez Canal, 

which appeared in The Observer on 4 November 1956, and has 

been hailed as one of the most significant of the twentieth 

century 09/12/01 B 29 1>4 Photograph 

ASTROLOGY 

* Horoscope 2002 30/12/01 M 18>24 1>4 Illustrations 

ASTRONOMY 

* High on a desolate plateau in the Chilean Andes, British 

astronomers are constructing a series of telescopes so powerful 

they may provide the answer to the 13-billion-year-old question 

18/11/01 M 34>39 1>4 Photographs 

ASYLUM SEEKERS 

* After his brother's death in the Dover lorry tragedy, a Chinese 

immigrant reveals the tactics of the 'snakehead' gangs 08/04/01 


* Mystery surrounds the death of a holidaymaker whose Turkish 

boyfriend has been given granted asylum in Britain 22/04/01 B 


* Desperate Home Office uses inexperienced students to 

interpret tales of terror as refugees plead to stay 29/04/01 B 12 


* Investigation into asylum seekers - what really motivates the 

people so desperate to come to this country? 06/05/01 B 5 1>7 

Photographs 

* Britain is to impose a cap on the number of people granted 

asylum as part of a government clampdown on one of the most 

delicate issues facing politicians 20/05/01 B 1 1>6 

* Asylum seekers often arrive with appalling medical conditions, 

so why isn't the NHS prepared to help? - see National Health 

Service 24/06/01 

* Gang warfare has broken out in an asylum seekers' camp in 

France after Eurotunnel barred the way to Britain 29/07/01 B 23 


* David Blunkett has ordered an urgent shake-up of the 

controversial asylum dispersal system 12/08/01 B 3 1>5 

* Report from Sighthill in Glasgow where the hysteria following 

the murder of the Kurdish refugee Firsat Yildiz has split an 

estate that once welcomed asylum seekers 12/08/01 B 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

* The plight of the lone child refugees 12/08/01 B 9 4>7 

* The Government's asylum policy was in fresh disarray as 

David Blunkett rose to defend immigration Minister Lord 

Rooker over controversial calls for compulsory English lessons 

for refugees 19/08/01 B 2 2>7 

* French voucher company plans to hand 34p an hour to asylum 

seekers at a detention centre in Britain 02/09/01 B 1>2 6>8 

* Special report on the asylum crisis 02/09/01 B 3 1>6 

Photographs 

* Asylum seekers always seemed like somebody else's business 

until I found myself falling for one, says Annie Mills 02/09/01 


* The men making millions from refugees' misery 02/09/01 B 6 


* Inside the asylum camp from hell 09/09/01 B 1, 10>11 7>8 

Photographs 

* Home Secretary David Blunkett pleads for a chance to hammer 

out a long-term solution for refugees 09/09/01 B 11 6>7 

Photograph 


11 

* Half a million refugees are to be fingerprinted as soon as they 

arrive in any European Union country 09/09/01 B 2 7 

Photograph 

* An Australian court is to decide whether the action of Prime 

Minister John Howard to refuse 430 Afghan boat people 

permission to land on Australian soil... - see International 

Affairs: Australasia 16/09/01 

* Labour's policies have increased racism in the criminal justice 

system and encouraged abuse of asylum seekers to distract from 

widespread 'institutional racism', according to a report - see 

Racism 30/09/01 

* Thousands of asylum-seekers are to be held in detention 

centres as part of a major government announcement on the 

'phased withdrawal' of the discredited voucher system 28/10/01 

B 5 6>8 

* Barbed wire and cameras for asylum seekers 04/11/01 B 12 


* Two members of Zimbabwe's beleaguered opposition who fled 

the country after being beaten by Mugabe's supporters, face 

deportation after asylum claims were refused - see International 

Affairs: Africa 02/12/01 

* Irish police were co-ordinating a major international 

investigation into the deaths of eight refugees whose bodies were 

discovered in a freight container near Wexford - see Ireland 

09/12/01 

* Report on the work of Refugee Action, describing the plight of 

women asylum-seekers in the UK - see Observer Christmas 

Appeal 09/12/01 

* A Zimbabwean dissident who was refused asylum in Britain 

and sent home has been beaten and tortured by local security 

police - see International Affairs: Africa 30/12/01 

AT SWIM, TWO BOYS 

* See Book Reviews - Mars-Jones, Adam 16/09/01 

AT YOUR SERVICE 

* Graham Hamill, concierge, 42, The Calls, Leeds 07/01/01 E 3 

3 Photographs 

* Fethi Gucluer, chief concierge, The Ciragan Palace Hotel, 

Istanbul 14/01/01 E 3 3 Photographs 

* Louise Collier, general manager, Woolley Grange Hotel, 

Bradford upon Avon 21/01/01 E 3 4 Photographs 

* Tina Boreham, chief stewardess, Buzz Arline 28/01/01 E 3 4 

Photographs 

* Jean-Vincent Selles, head concierge, Four Seasons George V, 

Paris 04/02/01 E 3 3 Photographs 

* Stefan Buchs, general manager, Radisson SAS Hotel Praha, 

Prague 11/02/01 E 3 3 Photographs 

* Larry Klein, senior assistant manager, The Greenbrier, White 

Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, US 18/02/01 E 3 3 Photographs 

* Austin Spooner, Disney's Hotel New York, Disneyland Paris 

25/02/01 E 3 4 Photograph 

* Rodney McDonald, owner and manager, Hilltop Backpackers, 

Papatowai, New Zealand 04/03/01 E 3 4 Photographs 

ATHELAS SINFONIETTA COPENHAGEN 


ATLAS, NATACHA 

* World music singer Natacha Atlas, UN goodwill ambassador, 

spoke at her first UN press conference in Geneva last week 


ATONEMENT

* See Book Reviews - Lee, Hermione 23/09/01 

ATTENBOROUGH, SIR DAVID 

* Bjork in conversation with Sir David Attenborough - see Bjork 

22/07/01 

AUCHI, NADHMI 

* A row is set to erupt between Britain and France over Home 

Secretary Jack Straw's refusal to extradite British billionaire 

Nadhmi Auchi over his alleged role in the Elf-Aquitaine scandal 

03/06/01 B 6 7>8 Photograph 

* The British Iraqi-born tycoon, Nadhmi Auchi, who is wanted 

for questioning in France over his alleged role in the Elf- 

Aquitaine scandal, has given thousands of pounds in political 

donations 10/06/01 B 10 1>6 

AUCTION HOUSES 

* Sotheby's, the beleaguered auctioneer is to vacate its historic 

Bond Street headquarters in a desperate attempt to raise capital - 

see Business & Industry 06/05/01 

* The events that brought mighty Christie's and Sotheby's to 

their knees - see Business & Industry 06/05/01 

* Sotheby's in $40m bid to keep staff - see Business & Industry 

20/05/01 



AUDEN, W.H., POEMS SELECTED 

* See Book Reviews - Kinsella, John 14/01/01 

AUDIOBOOK REVIEWS - BUNCE, KIM 

* The Constant Gardener by John Le Carré 07/01/01 R 20 5 

Photograph 

* In A Dry Season by Peter Robinson 21/01/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Elizabeth by David Starkey 04/02/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Beneath the Skin by Nicci French 18/02/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The Truth At Last by Christine Keeler 04/03/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling 01/04/01 

R 18 5 Photograph 

* Things Can Only Get Better by John O'Farrell 22/04/01 R 18 

5 Photograph 

* On Green Dolphin Street by Sebastian Faulks 06/05/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Beside Myself by Antony Sher 13/05/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis 27/05/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* How to be Good by Nick Hornby 10/06/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Horse Heaven by Jane Smiley 24/06/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* A Son of War by Melvyn Bragg 08/07/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Fatal Voyage by Kathy Reichs 29/07/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Public Places by Sîan Phillips 12/08/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The Summer of a Dormouse: A Year of Growing Old 

Disgracefully by John Mortimer 26/08/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Adam and Eve and Pinch Me by Ruth Rendell 09/09/01 R 18 

5 Photograph 

* The Magic Cottage by James Herbert 23/09/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Once in a House on Fire by Andrea Ashworth 07/10/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 


12 

* Red Dog by Louis de Bernieres 28/10/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The Diaries of Kenneth Tynan Edited by John Lahr 11/11/01 


* Atonement by Ian McEwan 25/11/01 R 16 5 Photograph 

* Lake Wobegon Summer 1956 by Garrison Keillor 09/12/01 R 

18 4 Photograph 

* Skipping Christmas by John Grisham 23/12/01 R 17 6 

Photograph 

AUDIOBOOK REVIEWS - REDFORD, RACHEL 

* Wordsworth: A Life by Juliet Barker 14/01/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Telling Tales by Alan Bennett 28/01/01 R 21 5 Photograph 

* Young Adolf by Beryl Bainbridge 11/02/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* A Stranger's Eye and Letter to Daniel by Fergal Keane 

25/02/01 R 20 5 Photograph 

* Bad Blood: A Memoir by Lorna Sage 11/03/01 R 20 5 

Photograph 

* The Falls by Ian Rankin 25/03/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Love Is Where It Falls by Simon Callow 08/04/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Classic Stories of the Old Testament Classic Stories of the 

New Testament Unabridged selections from the King James 

Bible read by Martin Jarvis and Rosalind Ayres 15/04/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* The Life and Works of Beethoven by Jeremy Siepmann 


* Anil's Ghost by Michael Ondaatje 20/05/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* His Dark Materials Trilogy by Philip Pullman 03/06/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* English Passengers by Matthew Kneale 17/06/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd 01/07/01 R 18 5 

* Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo 22/07/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* The Dinosaur Hunters by Deborah Cadbury 05/08/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* If I Don't Know by Wendy Cope 19/08/01 R 19 5 Photograph 

* A Spy's Life by Henry Porter 02/09/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* Half A Life by V.S. Naipaul 16/09/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The Fall of Light by Niall Williams 30/09/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Five Quarters of The Orange by Joanne Harris 21/10/01 R 18 

5 Photograph 

* The Red Room by Nicci French 04/11/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The Tailor of Salisbury: An Oral Testimony by Lindsay 

Fairgrieve 18/11/01 R 18 5 Photograph 

* The English: A Portrait of a People by Jeremy Paxman 


* The Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman 16/12/01 R 18 5 

Photograph 

* Beastly Tales from Here and There by Vikram Seth 30/12/01 


AUDIOLOGUE

* See Book Reviews - Marr, Andrew 22/07/01 

AUERBACH, FRANK: PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS 

* See Art 16/09/01 

AUGUST 

* See Book Reviews - Mills, Selina 05/08/01 

AUSTEN, JANE 

* See Book Reviews - Lee, Hermione 04/02/01 

AUSTER, PAUL 

* Interview with Paul Auster, acclaimed novelist, poet, essayist, 

translator and screenwriter - see Books Interview, The 16/12/01 

AUSTERLITZ 

* See Book Reviews - Smith, Charles Saumarez 30/09/01 

AUTHOR OF HIMSELF, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Cohen, Nick 20/05/01 

AUTISM 

* Adult victims of autism are left on jobs scrapheap 13/05/01 B 


* Asperger's Syndrome, a rare form of autism, and how it affects 

body language - see Health 20/05/01 

* More and more of our children are being diagnosed as autistic, 

though experts cannot agree on why this is happening 17/06/01 

R 1>2 1>5 Photographs, illustration 

AVIATION INDUSTRY 

* Air travel disaster is imminent according to a secret report on 

overcrowded skies 07/01/01 B 1>2 1>3 

* The superjumbo is good news for British workers, as long as 

German hopes are checked 07/01/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph 

* British airline companies ignored warnings for more than three 

decades about the deadly effects of blood clots on passengers 

during long-haul flights - see Health 14/01/01 

* Economy class syndrome - airlines have known the risk for 

decades but little has been done to alert passengers - see Health 

14/01/01 

* New investigation show pilots share in deadly risk as evidence 

mounts on dangers of long-haul air travel - see Health 21/01/01 

* Flying a light aircraft will soon be as easy, and safer than, 

driving a car, according to aviation experts - see Science 

25/02/01 

* Passengers in Kenya terror flight threaten to sue British 

Airways 11/03/01 B 9 1>5 Photographs 

* British Airways has offered to foot the bill for knocking down 

up to 3,500 houses around Heathrow Airport for a new runway 

01/04/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 

* How traffic controllers will fare under the airlines - and the 

future for airport capacity 01/04/01 N 5 1>5 Photographs 

* BA and Virgin pinned their hopes on boosting business traffic 

just as the US faltered 15/04/01 N 4 2>7 Photograph 

* A British passenger jet flying into Birmingham with five crew 

and 42 passengers on board narrowly avoided disaster after 

fumes leaked into the cabin 22/04/01 B 1 3>7 

* British Airways warns that Britain will 'lose its place at the top 

table' of world air transport unless the Government quickly 

sanctions more airport capacity in the South-east 22/04/01 N 2 


* A study by UK Airport commanders Association examined all 

incidents of violence and misbehaviour at airports across the UK 


13 

29/04/01 B 4 7>8 Cartoon 

* As airlines fight economy-class syndrome, John Arlidge gives 

BA's new health spa a pre-flight check - see Travel 13/05/01 

* Negligence by Air France ground staff may have been a 

contributory factor behind the Concorde crash that killed 114 

near Paris last July - see Concorde 13/05/01 

* The UK's second largest scheduled airline, BMI British 

Midlands, which is to launch a major long-haul expansion from 

London attacked a block on its freedom to fly across the Atlantic 

from Heathrow 13/05/01 N 2 1>4 

* Airlines and aircraft maintenance crews have received an 

official warning that a disinfectant used to control foot and 

mouth could pose a serious safety risk - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 

27/05/01 

* US aero-engine maker General Electric is set for a bruising 

showdown with the European Commission at a crucial meeting 

on its proposed $41bn take-over of aerospace group Honeywell 

27/05/01 N 2 8 

* Focus on Richard Branson's company, Virgin finances - see 

Branson, Sir Richard 10/06/01 

* Sir Richard Branson has mortgaged his entire stake in Virgin 

Atlantic, the airline he regards as the 'jewel in the crown' of his 

global empire - see Branson, Sir Richard 10/06/01 

* British Airways and American Airlines began an intense 

campaign of lobbying in London, Brussels and Washington last 

week in a fresh bid to merge their transatlantic businesses 

17/06/01 N 1 1>7 

* A mega-deal to tie up 60 per cent of the US-UK air market is 

back on the table 17/06/01 N 4 1>8 Photograph, graph 

* The Hugger, a restraint for air rage that lassoes unruly 

passengers by their arms, legs and wrists, has been put through 

extensive trials by British Airways who may introduce it 

24/06/01 B 9 1>2 Illustration 

* British Airways pilots are set to fight for huge pay rises this 

autumn like those won in May by Lufthansa pilots 08/07/01 N 2 


* Britain's new air traffic control centre is so plagued by glitches 

that it faces running at half capacity next summer 15/07/01 B 12 

5>7 

* The UK's overcrowded, third world airports lag behind in 

Europe 22/07/01 B 11 1>6 Photographs 

* There's an air war over Dublin as Ryanair and Go challenge 

AerLingus 22/07/01 N 4 5>8 

* A multi-million pound lawsuit against major airlines will be 

launched this week on behalf of British victims of 'economy 

class syndrome' 29/07/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Airlines will be ordered to hand out health warnings with 

tickets for long-haul flights 05/08/01 B 1 1>3 

* British Airways believes its rejigged deal with American 

Airlines will win approval from regulators because US rivals 

now have far more access to Heathrow than five years ago 

05/08/01 N 1 6>8 

* The stress of queuing for hours to check in at British airports 

could soon be cured by a hand-held device operated by roving 

airline staff 12/08/01 B 12 7>8 

* Singapore Airlines plans to strengthen its relationship with 

Virgin Atlantic by introducing joint pricing and marketing 

19/08/01 N 1 1>4 

* British Airways is to offer thousands of airport staff lessons in 

self-defence after an alarming increase in 'ground rage' attacks 

triggered by the summer's flight delays 19/08/01 B 1>2 2>6 

Cartoon

* How long can the cut-price bonanza carry on before the bubble 

bursts? 19/08/01 B 15 1>6 Photograph, map 

* Singapore Airlines is thinking big, despite claims that it 

overpaid for Virgin Atlantic 19/08/01 N 7 1>5 Photographs 

* The American airlines deal with British Airways 26/08/01 N 4 


* British Airways plans to cut a further 2,000 jobs next year as it 

tries to avoid the worst ravages of the economic downturn 

09/09/01 N 1 1>4 

* An inquiry is to be launched into fears that tens of thousands of 

air passengers and cabin crew are being poisoned each year by a 

cocktail of toxic chemicals 09/09/01 B 9 1>2 

* Last week's events in the US will change the face of air travel 

for ever 16/09/01 E 2>3, 12 1>4 Photographs 

* Airports face turmoil after security crackdown 16/09/01 X 3 


* American airline pilots are refusing to take off with Arabs - or 

people who look like Arabs - see Terrorism 23/09/01 

* Travellers face continuing confusion following warnings that 

some airlines may ground flights from Tuesday because insurers 

are unwilling to provide war cover for planes - see Travel 

23/09/01 

* British Airways is ready to raise a £2bn survival package if it 

faces financial collapse as the devastating impact of the US 

terrorist attacks reverberates around the airline industry 

23/09/01 N 1 1>7 

* The new battle of Britain to keep the air giants flying 23/09/01 

N 4>5 1>8 Photographs 

* Ryanair's O'Leary tells why he is sticking with low fares 

30/09/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph, graph 

* Sir Richard Branson has been called in by the Belgian Prime 

Minister as a potential rescuer for part of the ailing national 

airline, Sabena 07/10/01 N 1 1>7 

* Heathrow expansion plan faces legal blitz 07/10/01 B 8 6>7 

* More job losses a certainty in the aviation industry as airlines 

feel the pressure 07/10/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs 

* The privatisation of Britain's air traffic control system has run 

into major difficulties only three months after the Government 

engineered the sale 14/10/01 N 2 8 

* Trainee pilots have invested up to £50,000 each in their careers 

- but as airlines shed experienced staff, British cadet flyers are 

saddled with debt and uncertainty 14/10/01 B 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Who picks up the tab if public-private partnerships go wrong? 

- see Public/Private Sector 28/10/01 

* The crisis facing British Airways and Virgin Atlantic will 

intensify with the start of a High Court row over claims that they 

refused to warn passengers of the dangers of 'economy class 

syndrome' 28/10/01 B 12 5>6 Photograph 

* Fears are growing that Virgin Atlantic's profits may have 

plunged by up to 80 per cent in the six months to the end of 

September 28/10/01 N 2 1>2 

* Virgin Express and BA are understood to been in talks with the 

stricken Belgian airline Sabena 28/10/01 N 2 1>3 

* Concorde flies again in style after a £50m revamp 28/10/01 B 


* US attacks revive British Airways' American ambitions 

04/11/01 N 2 1>6 Photograph 

* Don Carty, chief executive of American Airlines, is 95% 

certain of pulling off a partnership deal with British Airways by 

the end of the year 11/11/01 N 2 3>6 


14 

* Crisis in the air: small may be beautiful for low-cost airlines, 

but that is no solution for flag carriers on either side of the 

Atlantic 11/11/01 N 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Joanna Walters talks to Gordon Bethune of hard-hit 

Continental and Don Carty of American Airlines 11/11/01 N 4 


* Fear in the air: when Flight 587 dropped out of the sky, it 

brought renewed anguish to New York and dealt another 

grievous blow to the world's airlines 18/11/01 B 21 1>8 


* Fresh blow to air travel as crash kills at least 10 25/11/01 B 1 

1>6 

* Heathrow has borne the brunt of the slump in air travel, with 

more than 20 per cent fewer passengers 02/12/01 N 2 4>6 

Photograph 

* The lowcost airline, Ryanair's financial arrangements with 

Belgian airport come under scrutiny 09/12/01 N 1 1>7 

Photograph 

* British Airways has drawn up secret plans to axe up to 10,000 

jobs and slash domestic flights in a desperate bid to avert 

financial disaster 09/12/01 B 1>2 1>3 

* Airbus is to slash 1,600 jobs 16/12/01 N 1 5>8 

* Revealed: how Ryanair did Belgian deal 16/12/01 N 1 1>3 

* Business travel fell by 40 per cent after 11 September, will it 

ever recover? 16/12/01 E 3 1>4 Photograph 

* The low-cost boom in air travel 16/12/01 E 6>7 1>6 

Photographs 

* The Government looks set to bail out Britain's troubled air 

traffic control network less than six months after it was 

privatised 30/12/01 B 21 3>6 

BACK WHEN WE WERE GROWN-UPS 


BACKING INTO THE LIMELIGHT 

* See Book Reviews - Preston, Peter 02/09/01 

BAD BLOOD: A MEMOIR 


BADDIEL, DAVID 

* David Baddiel is best known as one half the comic duo 

Baddiel and Skinner, now he is to breathe new life into the 

country's film industry by finding funny film ideas - see Comedy 

25/11/01 

BADU, ERYKAH 

* See Music: Soul 22/07/01 R 11 1>4 Photograph 

BAINBRIDGE, BERYL 

* Lynn Barber meets this year's Booker Prize favourite Beryl 

Bainbridge 19/08/01 M 12>16 1>4 Photographs 

BALDNESS 

* Scientists have developed a revolutionary new treatment for 

baldness - in early trials the dug, dutasteride, has shown dramatic 

success in restoring hair to bald men - see Science 10/06/01 

BALLAD OF SYLVIA AND TED, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Thorpe, Vanessa 10/06/01 

BANGLES, THE 


BANNISTER, MATTHEW

* Matthew Bannister, the ex-BBC boss who ousted veteran DJs 

from Radio 1 is now promoting their superstar successors 

18/02/01 N 8 2>8 Photograph 

BARCLAY, CAPTAIN ROBERT 

* In 1809 Britain was preparing to take on Napoleon but on 

Newmarket Heath one man, Captain Robert Barclay was 

wagering a fortune that he could complete the ultimate test of 

human endeavour 12/08/01 S 6>7 1>6 Photographs 

BAREFOOT DOCTOR 

* An alternative look at health issues 14/01/01 M 38 1>4 

Photographs 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photographs 




Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 




Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


15 


Photographs 

* An alternative look at health issues 08/07/01 M 26>31 1>4 

Photographs 




Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photographs 

* A sneak preview of Barefoot Doctor's survival manual 

16/09/01 M 43>44 1>4 Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 


Photographs 

BARKER, PAT 

* Interview with author Pat Barker, Booker Prize Winner in 

1995 - see Books Interview, The 01/04/01

BARR, EMILY 

* Columnist 28/01/01 E 5 1>4 Photographs 


* Columnist 11/02/01 E 5 2>4 Photograph 


* Columnist 11/03/01 E 5 1>4 Photograph 


BARRETT, SYD 

* Pink Floyd's founding genius Syd Barrett has kept a 30-year 

silence - and now he is the most wanted man in music 22/04/01 


BARRYMORE, MICHAEL 

* The troubled life of entertainer Michael Barrymore was at the 

centre of a new tragedy after a man died following a party at his 

home 01/04/01 B 1 2>6 Photograph 

* Police were trying to piece together the final hours of the 

friend of Michael Barrymore, Stuart Lubbock, found dead at his 

home 08/04/01 B 8 

* Profile on troubled celebrity Michael Barrymore 04/11/01 B 


BARTOLI, CECILIA 

* Opera fans worship at the feet of Cecilia Bartoli - see Music: 


BARTOLI/BOULEZ 


BASEMENT JAXX 


BAY OF ANGELS, THE 


BAYLEY, JOHN 

* Interview with John Bayley, two-and-a-half years after the 

death of his beloved Iris Murdoch 18/03/01 M 10>14 1>4 

Photographs 

BAYLEY, STEPHEN 


BBC 

* Greg Dyke, the director-general of the BBC, has condemned 

the corporation as 'hideously white' and said its race relations are 

as bad as those in some police forces - see Dyke, Greg 07/01/01 

* A secret plan to carry advertising on a new BBC website has 

divided staff and outraged competitors - see Media 28/01/01 

* Some of Britain's biggest sports stars are in talks with the BBC 

about becoming television personalities after they retire - see 

Sport 28/01/01 

* Wannabe stars get another chance in the BBC's TV talent 

contest 25/02/01 B 15 1>3 Photographs 

* The BBC was on a collision course with the Labour Party over 

a Panorama programme which alleges that the Government has 

'cooked the books' on the number of people being treated by the 

NHS 03/06/01 B 12 7>8 

* Abused, vulnerable and articulate, 16-year-old Vonnie was a 

perfect subject for a BBC video diary 10 year's ago - it had a 

dramatic effect on her life and her producer, Polly Steele - see 

Children 05/08/01 

* The BBC is to be given the green light for a major expansion 


16 

of its television channels to include a new BBC3 youth channel 

and an upmarket BBC4 for culture and arts programmes 


* Profile on David Dimbleby, who wants to become chairman of 

the BBC - see Dimbleby, David 19/08/01 

* On the of the BBC's most senior figures branded reality TV 

programmes 'humiliating, manipulative and sick' in an attack on 

a form of television that draws big ratings - see Television 

26/08/01 

* One year on from the MacTaggart lecture in which Greg Dyke 

laid out his masterplan for the BBC - see Media 26/08/01 

* Steve Barnett argues that the BBC must be allowed a different 

vision of children's popular culture - see Media 26/08/01 

* The future of TV: it's the biggest revolution in decades at the 

BBC, with two new channels and a whole new brief to keep 

Britain entertained and informed - see Television 02/09/01 

* Our public service broadcaster has no business chasing ratings 

through new channels says Disney TV chief Paul Robinson 

02/09/01 N 8 1>4 Photograph 

* The BBC is facing a complaint about its coverage of the 

British National Party and its leader 09/09/01 B 1>2 4>6 

* The leading contender in the race to be the new chairman of 

the BBC will demand that his deputy is a known Conservative 

supporter 09/09/01 B 7 1>2 Photograph 

* The BBC's bid to run a new youth channel was blocked by 

Ministers 16/09/01 B 1 1>6 Photograph 

* Greg Dyke, director-general of the BBC, issued an apology 

after BBC1 screened a live edition of Question Time during 

which members of the audience expressed violent anti-American 

views 16/09/01 X 2 2>8 Photographs 

* The new chairman of the BBC Gavyn Davies, pledges to steer 

the BBC from house-and-garden obsession 23/09/01 B 2 1>4 

Photographs 

* An open letter from former Culture Secretary Chris Smith to 

Gavyn Davies, new Chairman of the BBC 23/09/01 N 6 5>6 

Photograph 

* Gavyn Davies lands the job of Chairman of the BBC 23/09/01 

N 6 1>4 Photograph 


correspondent - see Adie, Kate 14/10/01 

* Experts claim that the BBC's 'Walking with Beasts' blurs fact 

and fiction to add drama 11/11/01 B 11 1>7 Photograph 

* The Observer has discovered that the BBC rewarded at least 

one loyal servant in bullion, taking advantage of a tax dodge 

11/11/01 B 13 1>2 

* A diamond mining firm falsely linked by the BBC to Osama 

bin Laden has launched a multi-million pound claim for damages 

against the corporation 25/11/01 B 14 5>6 

* The BBC has apologised for linking diamond firm Oryx with 

the al-Qaeda, but was it manipulated? 25/11/01 N 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* The BBC have hired Control Risks, the corporate detective 

agency, to fight a potentially bruising lawsuit brought by 

diamond company Oryx 30/12/01 B 9 1>7 

BEAT GOES ON, THE 


BEATTIE, TREVOR 

* New Labour has turned to advertising bad boy Trevor Beattie 

28/01/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

BECKER, BORIS

* Interview with German ex-tennis star, Boris Becker 01/07/01 

M 10>16 1>4 Photographs 

BECKER, BORIS AND BARBARA 

* Remarriage may work for Boris and Barbara Becker, but is it 

really a sensible option for the rest of us? - see Marriage 

19/08/01 

BECKINSALE, KATE 

* Interview with actress Kate Beckinsale 16/12/01 R 5 1>6 

Photographs 

BEDELL, GERALDINE 





BEDFORD, DAVID 

* Bedford David Premiere - see Music: Classical 25/03/01 

BEE SEASON 

* See Book Reviews - Shapiro, Anna 25/03/01 

BEHAVIOUR 

* Discovering we're more than the sum of our genes affects 

understanding of free will, reports Robin McKie - see Science 

11/02/01 

* Scientists have made a radical breakthrough in our 

understanding of human behaviour with the discovery that we 

possess far fewer genes than previously thought - see Science 

11/02/01 

* A raw new Channel 4 drama asks what it takes to turn five 

'ordinary' lads into gang rapists - see Television 27/05/01 

BEHIND THE LINES 

* See Book Reviews - Clark, Candida 26/08/01 

BEL, JEROME 

* See Dance 27/05/01 

BELCEA QUARTET 


BELLE DE JOUR 

* See Book Reviews - French, Philip 18/02/01 

BELLOW, SAUL: COLLECTED STORIES 


BELLOW: A BIOGRAPHY 


BENEATH THE SKIN 


BENJAMIN, WALTER 

* Walter Benjamin, the Jewish intellectual long thought to have 

committed suicide, was killed by Stalinist agents during his 

wartime flight from the Nazis, according to a new theory 

08/07/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 

BENN, NIGEL 

* Nigel Benn, one of Britain's best fighters, has admitted that a 

chronic addition to casual sex made him so depressed he tried to 

commit suicide 17/06/01 B 7 1>6 Photographs 

BENN, TONY 


17 


* Columnist 10/06/01 X 12 6 Photograph 

BENNETT, ALAN 

* Alan Bennett, one of Britain's best-loved writers and 

performers, is suffering from a debilitating bout of writer's block 

09/12/01 B 3 1>5 Photograph, cartoon 

BENNETT, RONAN 

* Ronan Bennett's TV series Rebel Heart begins amid a blizzard 

of emotive controversy - Robert Kee asks how historically 

accurate any drama about Ireland can be - see Television 

07/01/01 

* Ronan Bennett's new prison comedy, Lucky Break - see 


BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 

* The marriage between Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin 

Philharmonic Orchestra has been called a match made in heaven, 

but now a battle of wills is threatening its consummation 

20/05/01 B 9 1>6 Photograph 

BERLUSCONI, SILVIO 

* Profile on Silvio Berlusconi, Italian politician 22/04/01 B 25 

1>6 Caricature 

BERTOLUCCI, BERNARDO 

* Interview with the veteran director, Bernardo Bertolucci 


BESIDE MYSELF 


BEST, GEORGE 

* Former soccer star George Best has begun drinking heavily 

again and has told friends he would rather die than stay on the 

wagon 25/03/01 B 5 1>5 Photographs 

* George Best will have anti-alcohol pellets sewn into his 

stomach this week in a desperate attempt to help him beat his 

life-threatening addition to drink 08/04/01 B 5 7 Photograph 

BEVEN, ANDY 

* Columnist 18/02/01 N 4 7>8 Photograph 

BEVINS, TONY 

* Tribute to Tony Bevins, former political editor of The 

Observer who died on Friday of pneumonia at age 58 - see 

Deaths 25/03/01 

BEXTOR, SOPHIE ELLIS 


BEYOND THE STUDIO: A HISTORY OF BBC NORTHERN 

IRELAND 

* See Book Reviews - McHardy, Anne 07/01/01 

BEZOS, JEFF 

* Interview with the chief of Amazon, Jeff Bezos 11/02/01 M 


BHASKAR, SANJEEV 


'Goodness Gracious Me' to the Kama Sutra - see Film 21/01/01 

BIDDULPH, PETER 

* Violin dealer Peter Biddulph, known as 'the Flying Fiddle', is 

accused of deliberately undervaluing violins and secretly 

keeping the difference for himself 15/04/01 B 12 1>8 

Photographs

BIG ISSUE, THE 

* The magazine for the homeless, The Big Issue, has plans to 

become a financial institution as well 15/04/01 N 1 4>6 

Photograph 

BIG SKY 


BIGGS, RONNIE 

* A private plane is expected to leave Rio de Janeiro today to 

bring Great Train Robber, Ronnie Biggs home after 35 years on 

the run 06/05/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs 

BIGOTRY 

* Cara Henderson leads a battle against bigotry that has reached 

the Scottish Parliament - see Scotland 06/05/01 

BILIMORIA, KARAN 

* Profile on Karan Bilimoria, managing director of Cobra Beer 

18/02/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph 

BIN LADEN, OSAMA 

* Barclays Bank in London is among several British financial 

institutions being investigated by intelligence services as 

potential fund channels for Osama bin Laden 16/09/01 X 4 5>6 

* Profiles on Osama Bin Laden 16/09/01 X 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Charity had links with Bin laden - see Terrorism 23/09/01 

* Terror 'made fortune' for Bin Laden 23/09/01 X 1, 3 7 

* US investigators trying to seize Osama bin Laden's assets are 

examining the relationship between London-based banks and 

Sudanese AIShamal Islamic Bank - see International Affairs: 

The Terrorism Crisis 30/09/01 

* Osama bin Laden is hiding in the mountains in Afghanistan, a 

son of his has claimed - see Terrorism 14/10/01 

* The Government is to demand that broadcasters consider 

censoring video messages from Osama bin Laden - see 


* An investigation into the life of Osama bin Laden - see 


* Britain dismisses bin Laden's most recent broadcast as 

'desperate fantasy' 04/11/01 

* A backroom row is brewing at Time magazine in New York 

over whether Osama bin Laden should grace its cover as 'Person 

of the Year', in its Christmas special 02/12/01 B 21 1>8 

Photograph 

BINGHAM, ROBERT 

* On the eve of the publication of Robert Bingham's novel, 

Amelia Hill unravels the curse of the 'Kentucky Kennedys' 

01/07/01 M 20>24 1>4 Photographs 

BIRCH, THORA 



teenagers 15/04/01 M 20>22 1>3 Photographs 

BIRT, LORD 

* Lord Birt, the former BBC boss named as Tony Blair's 'crime 

tsar' in a blaze of publicity, has been quietly pensioned off amid 

mounting criticism 08/04/01 B 2 2>3 

BIRTH CONTROL 



09/12/01 


18 

BIRTWHISTLE, BRIGADIER ALEX 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Brigadier Alex Birtwhistle, the soldier 

in charge of the foot and mouth crisis in Cumbria 08/04/01 B 17 


BITTERROOT 


BJORK 

* Interview with Bjork, Ireland's queen of pop 22/07/01 M 


* Bjork in conversation with Sir David Attenborough 22/07/01 

M 14 1>4 Photographs 


BLACK HOUSE 

* See Book Reviews - McAllister, Nicola 07/10/01 

BLACKBIRD SINGING: POEMS AND LYRICS 


BLACKPOOL 

* The town of Blackpool is buzzing this weekend with the 

prospect that it may be allowed to open a string of Las Vegasstyle 

casinos 15/07/01 N 5 4>6 Photograph 

BLAIR EFFECT, THE 


BLAIR, CHERIE 

* Cherie Blair's visit to a hospital yesterday was in danger of 

backfiring after a consultant paediatrician criticised the health 

service 27/05/01 B 12 5>6 Photograph 

* A controversial Channel 4 documentary is to show how the 

Prime Minister's wife has emerged from the shadow of her 

husband to become one of the most influential figures in the 

legal profession 30/09/01 B 9 1>6 Photographs 

BLAIR, LEO 

* Downing Street hints that 19-month-old Leo Blair has been 

given the controversial triple vaccine 23/12/01 B 1 1>3 

BLAIR, TONY 

* Tony Blair is to paint an apocalyptic vision of a world being 

ravaged by global warming in a speech aimed at facing down 

critics who say that he does not take green issues seriously - see 

Politics 04/03/01 

* Tony Blair is to put his religious beliefs at the centre of the 

general election campaign and call for a new style of ethical 

politics where the church is the bedrock - see Politics 18/03/01 

* 'Prime Minister Tony Blair' - see Book Reviews - Preston, 

Peter 22/04/01 

* The first official portrait of the PM is unveiled this week 


* Observer readers have voted for Prime Minister Tony Blair 

and round-the-world yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur - Man and 

Woman of the Year 30/12/01 

BLAIR, TONY & CHERIE 

* Tony & Cherie Blair on a working holiday with the President 

of Brazil and his wife 05/08/01 B 27 1>2 Photograph 


given the controversial triple vaccine - see Blair, Leo 23/12/01 

* For the Blair's, privacy is paramount, and they lashed out at 

demands that they should reveal whether their son received the 

triple vaccine 23/12/01 B 13 1>5 Photographs

BLAKE, ROBERT 

* We will survive, argues the distinguished Conservative 

historian, Robert Blake 09/09/01 B 23 1>4 Photographs 

BLAKE, SIR PETER 

* Bob Fisher on the Volvo Ocean racers mourning a legend - Sir 

Peter Blake - see Sport: Sailing 09/12/01 

* Sir Peter Blake was on a quest to make the world a better place 

- but his voyage ended in death - report from the Brazilian state 

where river pirates conduct ambushes 09/12/01 B 22 1>7 

Photographs 

BLANTYRE 

* It's official: the best city in the world to live in is Blantyre 


BLOM-COOPER, LOUIS 


BLONDE HEAT 

* See Book Reviews - Churchwell, Sarah 21/10/01 

BLOOD AND HONEY: A BALKAN WAR JOURNAL 

* See Book Reviews - Beaumont, Peter 17/06/01 

BLOODSPORTS 

* The brutal bloodsports of cockfighting and dogfighting are on 

the rise in Britain again, according to animal welfare officials 


BLOOM, ALAN 

* Interview with Alan Bloom, the administrator charged with 

bringing Railtrack back in line - see Railway Industry 14/10/01 

BLOOMBERG, MICHAEL 

* Profile on Michael Bloomberg, media tycoon running for New 

York mayor 20/05/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

BLUNKETT, DAVID 


* Education Secretary David Blunkett made it clear that he 

would not be returning to the job after the General Election - see 

Education 15/04/01 

* Home Secretary David Blunkett pleads for a chance to hammer 

out a long-term solution for refugees - see Asylum Seekers 

09/09/01 

* David Blunkett was accused of 'bullying' after warning Iain 

Duncan Smith to face the 'dangerous consequences' of opposing 

Government's Anti-terrorism Bill - see Terrorism 09/12/01 

BLUNT, ANTHONY: HIS LIVES 

* See Book Reviews - Smith, Charles Saumarez 11/11/01 

BOBBY DAZZLERS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Abbany, Zulfikar 19/08/01 

BODLEIAN LIBRARY 

* A radical plan to turn the Bodleian Library into a pay-as-youenter 

visitor centre is provoking a fierce war of words 18/03/01 


BODY ARTIST, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Adams, Tim 11/02/01 

BOETTICHER, BUDD 

* Director Budd Boetticher died last week in California aged 85 

- see Deaths 09/12/01 


19 

BOGARDE, DIRK 

* 'The Private Dirk Bogarde' - see Television 30/12/01 

BOLLYWOOD 2002 

* Sean O'Hagan 30/12/01 R 5 1>7 Photographs 

BONESETTER'S DAUGHTER, THE 


BOOK OF DISQUIET, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Steiner, George 03/06/01 

BOOK REVIEWS - ABBANY, ZULFIKAR 

* The Bobby Dazzlers by Andrew Martin 19/08/01 R 16 4>6 

Photograph 

* Lake Wobegon Summer 1956 by Garrison Keillor 21/10/01 R 


* Feeding Fenzy by Will Self 11/11/01 R 17 1>2 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - ADAMS, TIM 

* Half in Love by Justin Cartwright 14/01/01 R 16 4>6 

Photograph 

* One Market Under God by Thomas Frank 04/02/01 R 17 1>4 

* The Body Artist by Don DeLillo 11/02/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

* The Same Sea by Amos Oz 18/02/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* Dirty Havana Trilogy by Pedro Juan Gutierrez 18/03/01 R 16 


* Tunnel Visions: Journals of an Underground Philosopher by 

Christopher Ross 25/03/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Landor's Tower by Iain Sinclair 08/04/01 R 15 1>6 

Photographs 

* The Comedy Man by D.J. Taylor 13/05/01 R 16 3>5 

Photographs 

* How To Be Good by Nick Hornby 27/05/01 R 15 1>6 

* Translated Accounts by James Kelman 10/06/01 R 15 4>6 

* Choke by Chuck Palahniuk 22/07/01 R 16 1>2 

* Picture Books for Under Fives 22/07/01 R 17 1>3 Illustration 

* Requiem for the East by Andrei Makine 05/08/01 R 16 4>6 

* Wolfy and the Strudelbakers by Zvi Jagendorf 26/08/01 R 17 

1>4 

* Oxygen by Andrew Miller 16/09/01 R 16 1>2 

* The Dressing Station by Jonathan Kaplan 23/09/01 R 17 4>6 

* Five Boys by Mick Jackson 14/10/01 R 16 5>6 Photograph 

* Burchill on Beckham by Julie Birchill 28/10/01 R 17 1>4 

Photograph 

* A Multitude of Sins by Richard Ford 18/11/01 R 16 1>6 

Photograph 

* The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen 25/11/01 R 15 1>6 

Photograph 

* A Garden from a Hundred Packets of Seed by James Fenton 

23/12/01 R 18 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - AHMED, KAMAL 

* Chairman Blair's Little Red Book by Steve Bell and Brian 

Homer 01/04/01 R 15 5>6 Photographs 

BOOK REVIEWS - ALIBHAI-BROWN, YASMIN

* The Life of Indira Nehru Gandhi by Katherine Frank 25/03/01 


BOOK REVIEWS - ALLARDICE, LISA 

* The Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart 19/08/01 R 17 6 

* Dead Famous by Ben Elton 04/11/01 R 17 1>2 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - ALTINEL, AVKAR 

* My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk 05/08/01 R 16 1>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - ANTHONY, ANDREW 

* To Hell in a Handcart by Richard Littlejohn/The Face by Garry 

Bushell 24/06/01 R 16 1>2 

* The CEO of the Sofa by P.J. O'Rourke 09/09/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

* How to Lose Friends and Alienate People by Toby Young 

11/11/01 R 16 6 

* Letters to a Young Contrarian by Christopher Hitchens 

16/12/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BARBER, LYNN 

* The Mitford Girls by Mary S. Lovell 23/09/01 R 17 1>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BARNETT, ANTONY 

* The Paymaster: Geoffrey Robinson, Maxwell and New Labour 

by Tom Bower 01/04/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BAYLEY, STEPHEN 

* Gaudi by Gijs van Hensbergen 27/05/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph 

* A Grand Guy: The Art and Life of Terry Southern by Lee Hill 

07/10/01 R 17 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - BEAUMONT, PETER 

* Blood and Honey: A Balkan War Journal by Ron Haviv 

17/06/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BECKETT, SIMON 

* New paperbacks 08/04/01 R 18 1>4 Photographs 



BOOK REVIEWS - BEDELL, GERALDINE 

* Lady: My Life as a Bitch by Melvin Burgess 12/08/01 R 16 


* Misconceptions by Naomi Wolf 16/09/01 R 16 3>6 

Photograph 

* True Tales of American Live edited by Paul Auster 16/12/01 

R 16 4>6 

* Three Queer Lives by Paul Bailey 30/12/01 R 15 5>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BELL, EMILY 

* Virtual Murdoch by Neil Chenoweth 15/07/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - BENEDICTUS, LEO 


BOOK REVIEWS - BLOOM, LEXY 


BOOK REVIEWS - BOUCHER, CAROLINE 

* The Last Place on Earth by Roland Huntford 07/01/01 R 20 


20 


* Armadillo by William Boyd 02/09/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Those Bones Are Not My Child by Toni Cade Bambara 

30/09/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Cookery books 09/12/01 R 16 1>5 Photographs 

BOOK REVIEWS - BOUQUET, JONATHAN 

* This Is Berlin: Reporting from Nazi Germany 1938-40 by 

William L. Shirer 04/02/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* A Regimental Affair by Allan Mallinson 18/03/01 R 17 6 

* The Picador Book of Cricket edited by Ramachandra Guha 


BOOK REVIEWS - BRENNAN, GERALDINE 

* Books for Teenagers 16/12/01 R 17 1>2 

BOOK REVIEWS - BRIGHT, MARTIN 

* Late Victorian Holocausts: El Nino, Famines and the Making 

of the Third World by Mike Davis 11/02/01 R 16 4>5 

* The Holocaust on Trial: Justice and the David Irving Libel 

Case by D.D. Guttenplan 08/04/01 R 15 5>6 

* Tintin: The Complete Companion by Michael Farr 30/09/01 R 

16 1>6 Illustration 

BOOK REVIEWS - BROWN, STEPHEN 

* In-Yer-Face Theatre: British Drama Today by Aleks Sierz 

06/05/01 R 15 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - BUCKLEY, WILL 

* Poker: Bets, Bluffs and Bad Beats by Al Alvarez 18/03/01 R 


* Friends, Voters, Countrymen by Boris Johnson 21/10/01 R 16 


* Sports books 09/12/01 R 14 4>5 

BOOK REVIEWS - BURKE, JASON 

* I'm Off by Jean Echenoz 08/04/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Afghanistan by Chris Steel-Perkins 13/05/01 R 16 3>4 

* The Man Who Broke Napoleon's Codes: The Story of George 

Scovell by Mark Urban/Napoleon and Wellington by Andrew 

Roberts 16/09/01 R 15 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - BUTTFIELD, KIRSTY 

* The Glass Palace by Amitav Ghosh 24/06/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* How It Ended by Jay McInerney 26/08/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CALLOW, SIMON 

* A Moment Towards the End of the Play by Timothy West 

15/04/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CARTY, PETER 




* The Wars by Timothy Findley 02/12/01 R 18 4>5 Photograph 

* The Sea Road by Margaret Elphinstone 16/12/01 R 18 4 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CHURCHWELL, SARAH 

* Dante by R.W.B. Lewis 26/08/01 R 15 4>6

* Blonde Heat: The Sizzling Screen Career of Marilyn Monroe 

21/10/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CLARK, CANDIDA 

* On Green Dolphin Street by Sebastian Faulks 22/04/01 r 15 


* By the Sea by Abdulrazak Gurnah 20/05/01 R 16 4>6 

* Little Green Man by Simon Armitage 29/07/01 R 17 1>4 

* Behind the Lines: Pieces on Writing and Pictures by Michael 

Hofmann 26/08/01 R 15 1>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CLARKE, NICK 

* Going Out Live by Mark Lawson 11/11/01 R 15 1>5 

BOOK REVIEWS - CLEMENTS, PAUL 

* Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere by Jan Morris 14/10/01 

R 16 3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - COHEN, NICK 

* The Author of Himself: The Life of Marcel Reich-Ranicki by 

Marcel Reich-Ranicki 20/05/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

* Does America Need a Foreign Policy? By Henry Kissinger 

09/09/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Unfinest Hour: How Britain Helped to Destroy Bosnia by 

Brendan Simms 04/11/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - CONNOLLY, CRESSIDA 

* A House Unlocked by Penelope Lively 26/08/01 R 16 1>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - CONRAD, PETER 

* The Flaneur: A Stroll Through the Paradoxes of Paris by 

Edmund White 04/02/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph 

* The Strength of Poetry by James Fenton 18/02/01 R 16 1>6 

Photograph 

* John G by Sheridan Morley 06/04/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* Power: The Essential Works, Volume 3 15/04/01 R 17 1>4 

* 150 Years of Popular Musical Theatre by Andrew Lamb 

29/04/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* Reliable Essays: The Best of Clive James by Clive James 

01/07/01 R 17 5>6 

* Pleasing Myself: From Beowulf to Philip Roth by Frank 

Kermode 05/08/01 R 15 4>6 

* Show and Tell: New Yorker Profiles by John Lahr 02/09/01 R 


* 30 Days in Sydney by Peter Carey 09/09/01 R 15 6 

* Iris Murdoch: A Life by Peter J. Conradi 16/09/01 R 17 1>6 

Photograph 

* Painted Shadow: A Life of Vivienne Eliot by Carole Seymour- 

Jones 21/10/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

* Sacred Monsters, Sacred Masters by John Richardson 

16/12/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - COWARD, ROS 

* The Other Side of Eden: Hunter-Gatherers, Farmers and the 

Shaping of the World by Hugh Brody 28/01/01 R 15 4>6 

* The Journey Home by Olaf Olafsson 06/05/01 R 16 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - COWLEY, JASON 

* The Hitler of History: Hitler's Biographers on Trial by John 

Lukacs 28/01/01 R 19 1>5 Photograph 

* The War Against Cliché: Essays and Reviews, 1971-2000 by 


21 

Martin Amis 08/04/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

* Them: Adventures With Extremists by Jon Ronson 22/04/01 

R 17 5>6 

* The Leto Bundle by Marina Warner 27/05/01 R 16 1>5 

Photograph 

* Half a Life by V.S. Naipaul 26/08/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

* The Complete Stories by J.G. Ballard 04/11/01 R 16 3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - COX, TOM 

* The Cold Six Thousand by James Ellroy 22/04/01 R 15 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - CRAIG, SHELLEY 


BOOK REVIEWS - DAHL, TESSA 

* Teenage fiction 15/04/01 R 16 4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - DICKIE, JOHN 

* The Day of the Owl by Leonardo Sciascia/The Wine Dark Sea 

by Leonardo Sciascia 15/07/01 R 17 3>5 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - DISKI, CHLOE 


* When We Were Orphans by Kazuo Ishiguro 04/03/01 R 18 




BOOK REVIEWS - DUNMORE, HELEN 

* Lintel by Gillian Allnutt/Thumb's Width by John 

Redmond/The Age of Cardboard and String by Charles 

Boyle/Hand in Hand Foreword by Carol Ann Duffy 11/03/01 R 


BOOK REVIEWS - ELLEN, BARBARA 

* Memoirs of an Unfit Mother by Anne Robinson 14/10/01 R 


* Review of Madonna by Andrew Morton 11/11/01 R 15 1>4 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - ETTLER, JUSTINE 

* The Sweetest Dream by Doris Lessing 23/09/01 R 17 1>3 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - FERGUSON, EUAN 

* Experience by Martin Amis 01/04/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - FLETT, KATHRYN 

* Moralities: Sex, Money and Power in the Twenty-First 

Century by Joan Smith 27/05/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

* Red Dog by Louis de Bernieres 30/09/01 R 15 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - FOREMAN, AMANDA 

* Marie Antoinette by Antonia Fraser 17/06/01 R 15 1>4 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - FRANCE, LOUISE 

* The Hunter by Julia Leigh 27/05/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - FREELY, MAUREEN 

* Paranoid Parenting: Abandon Your Anxieties and be a Good 

Parent by Frank Furedi/Three Shoes, One Sock and No 

Hairbrush: Everything You Need to Know About Having Your 

Second Child by Rebecca Abrams 25/03/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph

* Books for 11 to 18 year olds 28/10/01 R 16 1>3 

BOOK REVIEWS - FRENCH, PHILIP 

* Belle de Jour by Michael Wood 18/02/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* Stan and Ollie: The Roots of Comedy by Simon Louvish 

04/11/01 R 16 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - GENTLEMAN, AMELIA 

* Death and the Penguin by Andrei Kurkov; translated by 

George Bird 08/04/01 R 17 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - GERRARD, NICCI 

* Killing Time by Caleb Carr 07/01/01 R 18 4>5 

* Disobedience by Jane Hamilton 11/02/01 R 15 6 

* The Noonday Demon: an Anatomy of Depression by Andrew 

Solomon 06/05/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Einstein In Love by Dennis Overbye 13/05/01 R 17 1>4 

* A Son of War by Melvyn Bragg 17/06/01 R 17 1>2 

* Cherry by Mary Karr 24/06/01 R 17 6 

* Inventing Herself: Claiming a Feminist Intellectual Heritage 

by Elaine Showalter/Diana: Story of a Princess by Tim Clayton 

and Phil Craig 01/07/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

* S.O.S. by Joseph Connolly 29/07/01 R 16 6 

* Ted Hughes: The Life of a Poet by Elaine Feinstein 28/10/01 


BOOK REVIEWS - GREEN, ZOE 



* Sputnik Sweetheart by Haruki Murakami 03/06/01 R 15 6 



* The Dark Room by Rachel Seiffert 22/07/01 R 15 3>5 

* Strange Gardens by Michel Quint 12/08/01 R 15 1>3 

Photograph 


* Uncle Tungsten: Memories of a Chemical Boyhood by Oliver 

Sacks 09/12/01 R 17 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - GRIFFITHS, JOANNA 

* Hildegard of Bingen: The Woman of her Age by Fiona 

Maddocks 18/03/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Wrestling with the Angel: A Life of Janet Frame by Michael 

King 08/04/01 R 16 3>6 

* The Day We Had Hitler Home by Rodney Hall 29/04/01 R 15 

6 

* Nineteen Twenty-One by Adam Thorpe 24/06/01 R 16 5>6 

* The Meaning of Things: Applying Philosophy to Life by A.C. 

Grayling 02/09/01 R 16 1>3 

BOOK REVIEWS - GUTTRIDGE, PETER 

* A Painted House by John Grisham/A Darkness More Than 

Night by Michael Connelly/Big Sky by Gareth Creer/Doctor 

Death by Jonathan Kellerman/Vadim by Donald James 04/02/01 


* The Falls by Ian Rankin 18/03/01 R 17 2>4 

* Mystic River by Dennis Lehane/Right as Rain by George P. 

Pelecanos/The Company of Strangers by Robert Wilson/Flint by 


22 

Paul Eddy 01/04/01 R 16 1>6 Photographs 

* Crime round-up: the latest detective novels 22/04/01 R 16 1>4 

Photographs 

* Nightmare Town by Dashiell Hammett/Honour the Dead by 

Steven Saylor/The Dark Clue by James Wilson/The Fifth 

Woman by Henning Mankell 03/06/01 R 17 1>6 Photographs 

* The Red Room by Nicci French 15/07/01 R 17 1>2 

* Tell No One by Harlan Coben/My Best Friend by Laura 

Wilson/The Treatment by Mo Hayder/The House of Dust by 

Paul Johnston 29/07/01 R 16 1>5 Photographs 

* Adam and Eve and Pinch Me by Ruth Rendell 19/08/01 R 16 


* Crime round-up 02/09/01 R 16 4>6 Photographs 

* Bitterroot by James Lee Burke 16/09/01 R 16 4>6 Photograph 

* Crime round-up 21/10/01 R 16 5>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - HARDT, MICHAEL 

* Profile on Michael Hardt, American left-wing academic whose 

book with a jailed Italian revolutionary, Empire, has been swept 

off the shelves in New York - see Hardt, Michael 15/07/01 

BOOK REVIEWS - HARE, DAVID 

* The Rivals: The Intimate Story of a Political Marriage by 

James Naughtie 23/09/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* The Diaries of Kenneth Tynan edited by John Lahr 07/10/01 


BOOK REVIEWS - HARRISON, SOPHIE 



BOOK REVIEWS - HAWTREE, CHRISTOPHER 

* Reading Lyrics edited by Robert Gottlieb and Robert Kimball 

14/01/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* The Warden of English: The Life of H.W. Fowler by Jenny 

McMorris 19/08/01 R 17 1>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - HEAWOOD, JONATHAN 




* Books for Christmas 23/12/01 R 17 1>4 Photographs 

* Pandora's Handbag: Adventures in the Book World by 

Elizabeth Young 23/12/01 R 18 4>5 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - HENSHER, PHILIP 

* On Music by Alfred Brendel 04/02/01 R 15 1>3 

* Titan: The Complete Paintings by Filippo Pedrocco and M.A. 

Chiara Moretto Wiel 11/02/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Unacknowledged Legislation by Christopher Hitchens 

25/02/01 R 17 3>6 

* George IV: the Grand Entertainment by Steven Parissien 

11/03/01 R 17 6 

* Wittgenstein's Poker by David Edmonds and John Eidinow 

15/04/01 R 15 1>5 

* Global Sex by Dennis Altman 29/04/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* The Stranger from Paradise: A Biography of William Blake by 

G.E. Bentley Jnr 13/05/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* Left Book Club Anthology Edited by Paul Laity 29/07/01 R


* Sondheim and Lloyd Webber: The New Musical by Stephen 

Citron 19/08/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Rebecca's Tale by Sally Beauman 23/09/01 R 16 3>6 

* The Full Monty: Montgomery of Alamein 1887-1942 

21/10/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* The History of the Times Literary Supplement by Derwent 

May 18/11/01 R 15 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - HILL, AMELIA 

* A History of the Wife by Marilyn Yalan 25/03/01 R 16 1>3 

BOOK REVIEWS - HOBSON, WILL 

* As She Climbed Across the Table by Jonathan Lethem 

14/01/01 R 17 2>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - HOLDEN, ANTHONY 

* Mae West: An Icon in Black and White 07/10/01 R 16 1>4 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - HOLLAND, MICHAEL 

* deadkidsongs by Toby Litt 11/02/01 R 17 2>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - HOLLAND, MIKE 

* A View of Delft: Vermeer Then and Now by Anthony Bailey 


BOOK REVIEWS - HOLMES, RACHEL 

* The Erotomaniac by Ian Gibson 25/02/01 R 16 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - HOPKIN, JAMES 

* Recycling by Tadeusz Rozewicz 02/09/01 R 15 1>3 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - HUGHES, CLOVER 



BOOK REVIEWS - HUNTER, JOANNA 

* New paperbacks 23/09/01 R 18 1>4 Photograph 




BOOK REVIEWS - INGRAMS, RICHARD 

* Catholics by Dennis Sewell 17/06/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - JACK, IAN 

* The Shadow of the Sun: My African Life by Ryszard 

Kapuscinski 03/06/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - JARDINE, LISA 

* Idolising Pictures: Idolatry, Iconoclasm and Jewish Art by 

Anthony Julius 28/01/01 R 19 1>5 Photograph 

* Leon Battista Alberti: Master Builder of the Italian 

Renaissance by Anthony Grafton 04/03/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - JAYS, DAVID 

* Clerical Errors by Alan Isler 07/01/01 R 18 6 

* The Satyr by Cephas Goldsworthy 21/01/01 R 16 1>3 

Photograph 

* Gabriel's Gift by Hanif Kureishi 25/02/01 R 19 6 


23 

* The Geometry of Love by Margaret Visser 04/03/01 R 15 6 

* Ungentle Shakespeare by Katherine Duncan-Jones 06/05/01 R 

15 1>3 

* Marginalia: Readers Writing in Books by H.J. Jackson 

20/05/01 R 16 6 

* Inventing the Victorians by Matthew Sweet 02/12/01 R 17 


BOOK REVIEWS - JULIUS, ANTHONY 

* Reading Pictures by Alberto Manguel 11/03/01 R 19 1>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - KATWALA, SUNDER 

* The Future Just Happened by Michael Lewis 12/08/01 R 17 

1>5 

BOOK REVIEWS - KEEGAN, WILLIAM 

* The Cash Nexus by Niall Ferguson 25/02/01 R 16 6 

* The City of London, Volume IV: A Club No More, 1945-2000 

01/07/01 R 16 7>8 

BOOK REVIEWS - KELLAWAY, KATE 

* The Bay of Angels by Anita Brookner 28/01/01 R 17 6 

* Children's picture books 18/02/01 R 16 1>6 Photographs, 

illustration 

* Achilles by Elizabeth Cook 04/03/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Children's Poetry 15/04/01 R 16 1>3 Illustrations 

* If I Don't Know by Wendy Cope 03/06/01 R 16 5>6 

* Life Itself! by Elaine Dundy 24/06/01 R 15 4>6 

* Falling Angels by Colin Thompson/A Series of Unfortunate 

Events by Lemony Snicket/The Beat Goes On by Adele Minchin 

22/07/01 R 17 1>4 Illustration 

* A Life's Work: On Becoming a Mother by Rachel Cusk 

09/09/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Children's Autumn reading 28/10/01 R 16 1>4 Illustration 

* Children's picture books 16/12/01 R 17 1>6 Illustrations 

BOOK REVIEWS - KEMP, ARNOLD 

* Leadville by Edward Platt 06/05/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* The New Penguin Book of Scottish Verse edited by Mick 

Imlah and Robert Crawford 01/07/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Diaries: Into Politics 1972-1982 by Alan Clark 14/10/01 R 18 


BOOK REVIEWS - KING, ELDON 

* Reflections on Blue Water by Alan Ross 10/06/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* Review of Surviving Galeras by Stanley Williams/Dumb 

Angel: The Life and Music of Dennis Wilson by Adam 

Webb/Broken Bodies by Sally Emerson/Louis: A Life of Robert 

Louis Stevenson by Philip Callow 08/07/01 R 16 1>4 

Photographs 

* The German Trauma: Essays and Reflections 1938-2001 by 

Gitta Sereny 23/09/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* The Assassin's Cloak: An Anthology of the World's Greatest 

Diaries edited by Alan and Irene Taylor 07/10/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - KING, STEVE 

* Boswell's Presumptuous Task by Adam Sisman 11/11/01 R 18 

2>3 Photograph

BOOK REVIEWS - KINSELLA, JOHN 

* Selected Poems by Derek Mahon/Passing Measures: 

Collection of Poems by Peter Riley/Men in the Off Hours by 

Anne Carson/Ezra Pound: Poems Selected by Thom Gunn/W.H. 

Auden: Poems Selected by John Fuller 14/01/01 R 17 1>6 

Photographs 

* W.H. Auden: Poems Selected by John Fuller/William 

Shakespeare: Poems Selected by Ted Hughes 14/01/01 R 17 


* Blackbird Singing: Poems and Lyrics 1965-1999 by Paul 

McCartney 18/03/01 R 15 1>4 

* Collected Poems by Joseph Brodsky/New and Collected 

Poems 1931-2001 by Czeslaw Milosz 02/12/01 R 17 1>3 

BOOK REVIEWS - LANE, HARRIET 

* Fabulous Time by Christina Koning 04/03/01 R 17 4>5 

* Short Books 19/08/01 R 15 1>3 

BOOK REVIEWS - LAWSON, ANTHEA 


BOOK REVIEWS - LEE, HERMIONE 

* Jane Austen by Carol Shields 04/02/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Atonement by Ian McEwan 23/09/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - LITT, TOBY 

* A Small Boy and Others: A Memoir by Henry James 28/10/01 

R 15 4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MACFARLANE, ROBERT 

* Something Like a House by Sid Smith 21/01/01 R 16 4>6 

* number9dream by David Mitchell 11/03/01 R 18 5>6 

* Losing It by Ranjit Bolt 15/04/01 R 15 6 

* Hotel Honolulu by Paul Theroux 29/04/01 R 16 3>6 

* Ninety Degrees North: The Quest for the North Pole by Fergus 

Fleming 02/09/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* A Fabulous Kingdom: The Exploration of the Arctic by 

Charles Officer and Jake Page/The Coldest March: Scott's Fatal 

Antarctic Expedition by Susan Solomon 07/10/01 R 17 1>4 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MACKINNON, LACHLAN 

* Further Requirements by Philip Larkin 30/09/01 R 16 4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MADDOCKS, FIONA 

* The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians (Second 

Edition) edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell 28/01/01 R 15 


* Simon Rattle: From Birmingham to Berlin by Nicholas 

Kenyon 28/10/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MANDELSON, PETER 

* Just Capital: the Liberal Economy by Adair Turner 15/04/01 R 

17 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MARR, ANDREW 

* AudioLogue by Christopher Logue 22/07/01 R 15 1>2 

BOOK REVIEWS - MARSDEN, PHILIP 

* Red Dust: A Path through China by Ma Jian 10/06/01 R 15 


BOOK REVIEWS - MARS-JONES, ADAM 

* The Peppered Moth by Margaret Drabble 07/01/01 R 17 1>5 


24 

Photograph 

* The Love of Stones by Tobias Hill 21/01/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

* The Death of Vishnu by Manil Suri 04/02/01 R 17 5>6 

Illustration 

* Thinks… by David Lodge 18/02/01 R 17 1>3 Photograph 

* The Rotters' Club by Jonathan Coe 25/02/01 R 16 1>5 

Photograph 

* Licks of Love by John Updike 25/03/01 R 15 1>5 

* John Dory by John Murray 22/04/01 R 15 1>5 

* Glue by Irvine Welsh 06/05/01 R 17 1>2 

* Back When We Were Grown-Ups by Anne Tyler 20/05/01 R 


* Only In London by Hanan Al-Shaykh 03/06/01 R 15 1>6 

* The Search for Roots by Primo Levi 24/06/01 R 17 1>4 

* The Dying Animal by Philip Roth 01/07/01 R 15 1>3 

Photograph 

* Province of Night by William Gay 29/07/01 R 15 1>3 

* The Nose by Elena Lappin 05/08/01 R 15 1>3 Photograph 

* Fury by Salman Rushdie 26/08/01 R 17 5>6 

* At Swim, Two Boys by Jamie O'Neill 16/09/01 R 17 1>3 

* The Complete Short Stories by Muriel Spark 30/09/01 R 15 


* Robert Mitchum: 'Baby, I Don't Care' by Lee Server 07/10/01 


* Edward Lear: The Complete Verse and Other Nonsense by 

Vivien Noakes 11/11/01 R 16 1>5 Illustrations 

* Flaubert: A Life by Geoffrey Wall 18/11/01 R 15 1>5 

* Saul Bellow: Collected Stories 30/12/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MATTIN, DAVID 



BOOK REVIEWS - MAUNSELL, JEROME 

* Kind of Blue: The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece by 

Ashley Kahn 18/03/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph 

* Serge Gainsbourg: A Fistful of Gitanes by Sylvie Simmons 

20/05/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MCALLISTER, NICOLA 

* Five Photos of My Wife by Agnes Desarthe 18/02/01 R 15 6 

* Spike Island: the Memory of a Military Hospital by Philip 

Hoare 22/04/01 R 17 1>4 

* Breathing Underwater by Marie Darrieussecq 13/05/01 R 15 6 

* The Fourth Hand by John Irving 08/07/01 R 17 6 

* Someone to Watch Over Me by Paul Wilson 12/08/01 R 17 6 

* Black House by Stephen King and Peter Straub 07/10/01 R 16 

4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MCCRUM, ROBERT 

* No Logo by Naomi Klein 14/01/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* A Double Thread by John Gross/Widower's House by John 

Bayley 25/03/01 R 15 6 

* Ornamentalism: How the British Saw Their Empire by David

Cannadine 06/05/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* The First World War Volume I: To Arms by Hew Strachan 

20/05/01 R 17 5>6 

* Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden 17/06/01 R 16 5>6 

* Gwen Raverat: Friends, Family & Affections by Frances 

Spalding 24/06/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Churchill by Roy Jenkins 14/10/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

* New literature 30/12/01 R 10 3>8 Photographs 

BOOK REVIEWS - MCFARLANE, ROBERT 

* The Dirk Gently Omnibus by Douglas Adams 12/08/01 R 15 


BOOK REVIEWS - MCHARDY, ANNE 

* Making Sense of the Troubles by David McKittrick and David 

McVea/Beyond the Studio: A History of BBC Northern Ireland 

by Jonathan Bardon 07/01/01 R 17 6 

* A Clouded Peace by John Cole 22/04/01 R 16 5>6 

* Kindred Brutes: Animals in Romantic-Period Writing by 

Christine Kenyon-Jones 29/07/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph 

* The Irish Story: Telling Tales and Making It up in Ireland 

21/10/01 R 17 3>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - MCKIE, ROBIN 

* The Oxford Companion to the Earth edited by Paul Hancock 

and Brian Skinner 07/01/01 R 18 1>3 Photograph 

* The Collected Stories by Arthur C. Clarke 21/01/01 R 15 6 

Photograph 

* Annie's Box: Charles Darwin, His Daughter and Human 

Evolution by Randal Keynes 29/04/01 R 17 4>6 

* The Seven Daughters of Eve by Bryan Sykes 27/05/01 R 17 

5>6 

* The Ape and the Sushi Master by Frans de Waal 24/06/01 R 


* Super-Cannes by J.G. Ballard 29/07/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Mauve by Simon Garfield 09/09/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Genes, Girls and Gamow by Jim Watson 14/10/01 R 15 5>6 

* The Fever Trail by Mark Honigsbaum 02/12/01 R 16 6 

* Science books 09/12/01 R 16 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MEEK, JAMES 

* Russia and the Russians by Geoffrey Hosking 10/06/01 R 16 

3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MELLOR, MICHAEL 




* Servants of the People by Andrew Rawnsley 19/08/01 R 19 



* In the Empire of Genghis Khan by Stanley Stewart 04/11/01 R 



BOOK REVIEWS - MENDELSON, CHARLOTTE 


* The Pursuit of Happiness by Douglas Kennedy 06/05/01 R 16 


25 

5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - MERRITT, STEPHANIE 

* Perfect Tense by Michael Bracewell 14/01/01 R 15 5>6 

* 4 Blondes by Candace Bushnell 21/01/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

* The Carpenter's Pencil by Manuel Rivas 28/01/01 R 19 6 

* Faking It by Nigel Planer 04/03/01 R 17 1>3 Photograph 

* The Testament of Yves Gundron by Emily Barton 11/03/01 R 

19 4>6 

* The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan/Five Quarter's of the 

Orange by Joanne Harris 01/04/01 R 15 1>4 

* The Journals of Sylvia Plath, 1950-1962 edited by Karen V. 

Kukil 15/04/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* The Powerbook by Jeanette Winterson 29/04/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* In The Blue House by Meaghan Delahunt 13/05/01 R 16 6 

* No Great Mischief by Alistair MacLeod 03/06/01 R 18 23 

Photograph 

* One For My Baby by Tony Parsons 24/06/01 R 16 3>6 

Photograph 

* The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael 

Chabon 08/07/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* The Perfect Fool by Stewart Lee 15/07/01 R 17 6 

* Our Weddings by Dorit Rabinyan 05/08/01 R 16 1>3 

Photograph 

* Till My Tale Is Told: Women's Memoirs of the Gulag edited 

by Simeon Vilensky 05/08/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* The Laying on of Hands by Alan Bennett 02/09/01 R 15 6 

* Mercy Among the Children by David Adams Richards 

09/09/01 R 16 5>6 

* The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman 16/09/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* Albertine by Jacqueline Rose 28/10/01 R 15 1>3 Photograph 

* Picture Books for Under-Fives 28/10/01 R 16 4>6 Illustration 

* Bellow: A Biography by James Atlas 18/11/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MIGHALL, ROBERT 



BOOK REVIEWS - MILLS, SELINA 

* Mrs P's Journey by Sarah Hartley 10/06/01 R 17 4>6 

* August by Gerard Woodward 05/08/01 R 17 1>2 

BOOK REVIEWS - MOORE, LUCY 

* Propellerhead by Antony Woodward 13/05/01 R 17 1>4 

Photograph 

* Cherry: A Life of Apsley Cherry-Garrard by Sara Wheeler 

04/11/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - MORRIS, JAN 

* Tournament of Shadows: The Great Game and the Race for 

Empire in Asia by Karl Meyer and Shareen Brysac 07/01/01 R 


* Infighting Admirals: Fisher's Feud with Beresford and the 

Reactionaries by Geoffrey Penn 25/02/01 R 17 1>2

BOOK REVIEWS - MOSS, STEPHEN 

* War, Baby: The Glamour of violence by Kevin Mitchell 

28/10/01 S 13 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - NAUGHTON, JOHN 

* Crypto: Secrecy and Privacy in the New Code War by Steven 

Levy 04/02/01 R 16 4>5 

BOOK REVIEWS - OJUMU, AKIN 

* This House Has Fallen: Nigeria in Crisis by Karl Maier 

11/02/01 R 16 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - OLIVER, BRIAN 

* Seabiscuit: The True Story of Three Men and a Horse by Laura 

Hillenbrand 08/07/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - ORBACH, SUSIE 

* Red Dust by Gilliam Slovo 14/01/01 R 17 1 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - OWEN, OLIVER 

* The Tangled Mane: The Lions tour to Australia 2001 by Eddie 

Butler 04/11/01 S 13 1>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - PALLING, BRUCE 

* The Electric Rock Garden by Michael Glazebrook 10/06/01 R 


BOOK REVIEWS - PAXMAN, JEREMY 

* Daydream Believer: Confessions of a Hero-Worshipper by 

Hugh Massingberd 04/11/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - PERRY, JANE 

* White Teeth by Zadie Smith 21/01/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd 12/08/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 



BOOK REVIEWS - PHILLIPS, ADAM 

* Grammars of Creation by George Steiner 11/03/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - POTTS, ROBERT 

* Emerald Germs of Ireland by Patrick McCabe 14/01/01 R 15 


* The Mind Game by Hector Macdonald 11/02/01 R 17 6 

* The Memoirs of Laetitia Horsepole, By Herself by John Fuller 

01/07/01 R 17 1>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - PRESTON, PETER 

* World War 3.0 by Ken Auletta 21/01/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph 

* IBM and the Holocaust 18/02/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* The Blair Effect by Anthony Seldon/Tony Blair, Prime 

Minister by John Rentoul/Reforming Britain by John Morrison 

22/04/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Snake Oil and Other Preoccupations by John Diamond 

01/07/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph 

* The Three Roosevelts by James MacGregor Burns and Susan 

Dunn 05/08/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Backing Into the Limelight by Alexander Games 02/09/01 R 


* Sea Room by Adam Nicolson 21/10/01 R 17 1>2 Photograph 

* Change Governs All by Marmaduke Hussey 25/11/01 R 15 

1>3 


26 

* Pulitzer: A Life by Denis Brian 02/12/01 R 16 3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - PRITCHARD, STEPHEN 

* The Great Hedge of India by Roy Moxham 14/01/01 R 16 4>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - RAWNSLEY, ANDREW 

* Betty Boothroyd: The Autobiography 21/10/01 R 16 1>2 

Photograph 

* Mrs Kennedy by Barbara Leaming 18/11/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - RAYNER, JAY 

* The Map that Changed the World by Simon Winchester 

08/07/01 R 16 5>6 Photograph 

* Colditz: The Definitive History by Henry Chancellor 12/08/01 


BOOK REVIEWS - ROGERS, JANE 

* True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey 07/01/01 R 19 

3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - ROSE, DAVID 

* Open Secret: the Autobiography of the Former Director 

General of MI5 by Stella Rimington 16/09/01 R 15 1>5 

Photographs 

BOOK REVIEWS - SABIN, ROGER 

* Graphic novels 02/09/01 R 16 1>6 Illustrations 

* Graphic books 09/12/01 R 14 1>5 Illustrations 

BOOK REVIEWS - SHAPIRO, ANNA 

* An Obedient Father by Akhil Sharma/The Fundamentals of 

Play by Caitlin Macy/The Mineral Palace by Heidi Julavits 


* The Right Hand of Sleep by John Wray/Homestead by Rosina 

Lippi/The Family Orchard by Nomi Eve 11/02/01 R 15 1>5 

Photographs 

* Bee Season by Myla Goldberg/Mary George of Allnorthover 

by Lavinia Greenlaw/Mouthing the Words by Camilla Gibb 


* My Dream of You by Nuala O'Faolain/Juno & Juliet by Julian 

Gough/The Diary of an American Au Pair by Marjorie Leet 

Ford/Love in Idleness by Charlotte Mendelson 29/04/01 R 17 


* The Execution by Hugo Wilcken/The Earthquake Bird by 

Susanna Jones/My Little Blue Dress by Bruno Maddox 


* Crawling at Night by Nani Power/Bread Alone by Judi 

Hendricks/The Red Dancer by Richard Skinner/Smell by 

Radhika Jha/White Male Heart by Ruaridh Nicoll 01/07/01 R 17 


* The Lost Daughter of Happiness/Lightning on the Sun/Come 

Up and See Me Sometime 22/07/01 R 16 3>6 Photographs 

* The Miracle Life of Edgar Mint by Brady Udall/Schooling by 

Heather McGown/What She Saw by Lucinda Rosenfeld 


* Sister Crazy by Emma Richler/Retreat by Mary Stanley/ 

Weeping Susannah by Alona Kimhi 30/09/01 R 17 1>3 

Photographs 

* The Grand Ambition by Lisa Michaels/Still She Haunts Me: A 

Novel of Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell by Katie Roiphe/Pop 

by Kitty Aldridge 04/11/01 R 17 1>6 Photographs 

BOOK REVIEWS - SISMAN, ADAM

* Arthur the Dragon King: the Barbarian Roots of Britain's 

Greatest Legend 11/03/01 R 19 1>3 

* The Northern Lights: How One Man Sacrificed Love, 

Happiness and Sanity to Unlock the Secrets of Space by Lucy 

Jago 13/05/01 R 17 5>6 

* The American Revolution: A People's History by Ray Raphael 

08/07/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

* According to Queeney by Beryl Bainbridge 26/08/01 R 15 

1>4 Illustrations 

BOOK REVIEWS - SMITH, CHARLES SAUMAREZ 

* Austerlitz by W.G. Sebald 30/09/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

* Anthony Blunt: His Lives by Miranda Carter 11/11/01 R 17 


BOOK REVIEWS - SMITH, STEPHEN 

* Apocalypse Now Redux by John Milius and Francis Ford 

Coppola 02/12/01 R 17 4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - SNOW, JON 

* In the Name of Justice by Anthony Hayward 25/02/01 R 17 


BOOK REVIEWS - SPENCER, NEIL 

* Down the Highway: A Life of Bob Dylan by Howard 

Sounes/Bob Dylan, Behind the Shades: Take Two by Clinton 

Heylin 29/04/01 R 17 1>4 Photograph 

* Exile by Dominique Tarle 02/12/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - SPRING, KIT 

* Books for 11-18 year olds 22/07/01 R 17 4>6 Photograph 

* Books for 8-13 year-olds 16/12/01 R 17 3>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - STEINER, GEORGE 

* Philosophical Investigations: Ludwig Wittgenstein by Richard 

Wall 28/01/01 R 15 1>3 Photograph 

* Neighbours: the Destruction of the Jewish Community at 

Jedwabne, Poland by Jan T. Gross 08/04/01 R 15 1>4 

Photograph 

* The Undiscovered Chekhov by Anton Chekhov 13/05/01 R 15 

1>4 

* The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa 03/06/01 R 15 1>5 

Illustration 

* Vermeer and the Delft School by Walter Liedtke/Vermeer and 

Painting in Delft by Axel Ruger 05/08/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - SUDJIC, DEYAN 

* His Invention So Fertile: A Life of Christopher Wren by 

Adrian Tinniswood 19/08/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - SUMMERSKILL, BEN 

* Which Lie Did I Tell? By William Goldman 20/05/01 R 18 


* The Man Who Was Private Widdle: Charles Hawtrey 1914- 

1988 by Roger Lewis 18/11/01 R 16 5>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - SWEENEY, JOHN 

* A Dirty War by Anna Politkovskaya 22/07/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - SWEENEY, MATTHEW 

* Electric Light by Seamus Heaney 15/04/01 R 15 1>5 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - TATCHELL, PETER 


27 

* The Greatest Taboo: Homosexuality in the Black Communities 

edited by Delroy Constantine-Simms 28/01/01 R 17 1>4 

BOOK REVIEWS - THORPE, VANESSA 

* Madonna: An Intimate Biography by J. Randy Taraborrelli 

13/05/01 R 16 4>5 Photograph 

* How the Dead Live by Will Self 13/05/01 R 18 2>3 

Photograph 

* The Ballad of Sylvia and Ted by Emma Tennant 10/06/01 R 


* Le Mariage by Diane Johnson 22/07/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

* Storyteller: the Lives of Laurens van der Post by J.D.F. Jones 

30/09/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Nip 'n' Tuck by Kathy Lette 11/11/01 R 15 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - TRELFORD, DONALD 

* On Snooker by Mordecai Richler 14/10/01 R 17 1>2 

BOOK REVIEWS - UPSON, NICOLA 

* Death in Holy Orders by P.D. James 04/03/01 R 16 6 

BOOK REVIEWS - VINCENT, DAVID 


* Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris 04/02/01 R 16 6 

* Fairness by Ferdinand Mount 11/03/01 R 17 1>4 

* Border Crossing by Pat Barker 01/04/01 R 17 1>3 




* Hitting the Groove by Phil Hogan 08/07/01 R 15 1>2 

* The Devil's Larder by Jim Crace 02/09/01 R 15 4>6 


BOOK REVIEWS - WACHMAN, RICHARD 

* John Maynard Keynes Volume 3: Fighting for Britain 1937- 

1946 by Robert Skidelsky 28/10/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - WAZIR, BURHAN 

* Our World is Our Weapon: Selected Writings of 

Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos edited by Juana Ponce de 

Leon 04/03/01 R 15 1>5 Photograph 

* Doghouse Roses by Steve Earle 12/08/01 R 16 1>2 

* Taj Mahal: Autobiography of a Bluesman by Taj Mahal with 

Stephen Foehr 09/09/01 R 17 1>2 

* Heavier Than Heaven: The Biography of Kurt Cobain by 

Charles R. Cross 14/10/01 R 15 1>4 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - WILLIAMS, MICHAEL 

* The Siege by Helen Dunmore 10/06/01 R 16 6 

* A Spy's Life by Henry Porter 22/07/01 R 15 6 

* Lewis Carroll: The Definitive Annotated Alice edited by 

Martin Gardner 21/10/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - WOFFINDEN, BOB 

* Cover-Up of Convenience by John Ashton and Ian Ferguson 

17/06/01 R 16 4>6 

BOOK REVIEWS - WOOD, GABY 

* Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory: The Life of Rosa Parks by 

Douglas Brinkley 07/01/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph

* Taschen Icons: Encyclopedia Anatomica and others 18/03/01 


* Asterix and the Actress by Albert Uderzo/Comics, Comix & 

Graphic Novels 01/04/01 R 16 1>5 Cartoons 

* The Girls: Sappho Goes to Hollywood by Diana McLellan 

08/04/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Houdini's Box by Adam Phillips 22/04/01 R 17 1>4 

Photograph 

* Sexual Chemistry: A History of the Contraceptive Pill by Lara 

V. Marks 10/06/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* The New Girl by Emily Perkins 22/07/01 R 16 3>6 

* Moments of Truth by Lorna Sage 09/09/01 R 16 1>6 

Photograph 

* Senior Service by Carlo Feltrinelli 18/11/01 R 17 1>6 

Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - WOOLFE, ANGELA 

* Ravelstein by Saul Bellow 22/04/01 R 18 2>3 Photograph 

BOOK REVIEWS - WORMAN, JEREMY 






BOOKER PRIZE, THE 


Bainbridge - see Bainbridge, Beryl 19/08/01 

* The Booker Prize short list 14/10/01 R 16 1>4 Photographs 

BOOKS 

* Two of Britain's aristocratic families, the Guinnesses and the 

Waughs, are launching a system for dispensing short stories on 

the London Underground 07/01/01 B 10 7>8 

* Lynn Barker recalls her 30-year friendship with Auberon 

Waugh - see Waugh, Aberon 21/01/01 

* Nicci Gerrard on writing a thriller with her husband, Sean 

French, and Hollywood's version - see Gerrard, Nicci 21/01/01 

* According to a new US bestseller, there's only one way to keep 

Mr Right - just don't tell him when he's wrong - see Marriage 

28/01/01 

* David Hare's perfect present: Revolutionary Road by Richard 

Yates 28/01/01 R 19 6 Photograph 

* Why has Tony Faber, scion of the famous publishing dynasty, 

suddenly left the beleaguered family firm? - see Faber, Tony 

04/02/01 

* The Perfect Present… by John Mortimer: A Far Cry from 

Kensington by Muriel Spark 04/02/01 R 16 6 Photograph 

* The book I'd give… by Russell Hoban - The Bridge of San 

Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder 11/02/01 R 16 6 Photograph 

* Sylvia Smith is 56, unknown, unmarried, unemployed and has 

just published the story of her uneventful life - the unlikely 

author tipped to be one of this year's bestsellers 11/02/01 R 5 


* Amid the sensational claims in her autobiography, one thing 

emerges about Christine Keeler - that she believes she is the real 

victim of the Profumo scandal - see Keeler, Christine 18/02/01 

* The centre of old Saigon stepped back nearly 50 years as 

filming started on an Australian adaptation of Graham Greene's, 


28 

The Quiet American - see International Affairs: S.E. Asia 

18/02/01 

* The book I'd give… by Amy Jenkins 18/02/01 R 17 4>6 

Photograph 

* Alice Walker's new book tells the true story of her marriage - 

an odyssey of love and pain that mirrored America's journey to 

racial equality - see Walker, Alice 25/02/01 

* Field Marshal Montgomery, the military hero who defeated 

Rommel and is regarded as one of Britain's bravest soldiers, was 

a homosexual, according to a new biography - see Montgomery, 

Field Marshal 25/02/01 

* John Le Carre celebrates the life of Yvette Pierpaoli, a fearless 

French adventuress whose tragic death his new bestseller, The 

Constant Gardener, foretells - see Le Carre, John 25/02/01 

* The rush to sign up film rights to the hot new books of British 

writers - see Film 25/02/01 

* The Book I'd Give… by Deborah Moggach 04/03/01 R 17 6 

Photograph 

* A controversial new book says parent's obsessive fears about 

children's safety are a bigger threat than bullies or paedophiles - 

see Social Conditions & Trends 11/03/01 

* The first fully revised edition of the DNB will include 

controversial people previously excluded because of scandals in 

their private lives - see Dictionary of National Biography 

11/03/01 

* The Book I'd give… by Fay Weldon 11/03/01 R 19 5>6 

Photograph 

* Dennis Campbell on a new novel that lifts the lid on drink, 

drugs and orgies on Britain's top rugby players on tour - see 

Sport: Rugby 18/03/01 

* Stuart Browne lost a fight with cancer but his cult novel, 

Dangerous Parking, lives on - see Browne, Stuart 18/03/01 

* The Book I'd Give… by Rowan Pelling 18/03/01 R 16 3>4 

Photograph 

* Books are sacred and must never be destroyed, but Bella 

Bathurst had a broken boiler and needs must… 18/03/01 R 2 


* The Book I'd Give… by Arnold Wesker 25/03/01 

* Hardbacks in brief 25/03/01 R 16 4>6 Photographs 

* On the eve of the publication of her first novel, Nuala 

O'Faolain, the outspoken Irish columnist talks about illicit love, 

alcohol and the advantages of being a late starter - see O'Faolain, 

Nuala 08/04/01 

* The Book I'd Give… by Helen Simpson 08/04/01 R 17 1>2 

Photograph 

* Britain's nuclear weapons project is revealed in the first 

officially sanctioned history of the 'super bomb project' by Lorna 

Arnold - see H-bomb 15/04/01 

* Kit Spring interviews author Melvin Burgess - see Burgess, 

Melvin 15/04/01 

* V.S. Naipaul said good riddance to Trinidad 50 years ago, now 

Merchant-Ivory is filming one of his books there and the island 

is holding its breath to see if the prodigal son will return - see 

Naipaul 15/04/01 

* Interview with Jake Arnott, author - see Arnott, Jake 22/04/01 

* Novelist launches crusade to save the world's newspapers and 

books from destruction by fanatics of microfilm 22/04/01 B 22 


* As the Hollywood studios brace for a strike, a book reveals 

their bloody history of union-bashing - see Film 29/04/01

* Jazz legend Duke Ellington was so overcome with grief when 

his mother died that he lay in her bed for two weeks unable to do 

anything but weep, according to a new book - see Ellington, 

Duke 29/04/01 

* Extract from The Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon, a 

novelist who has had three breakdowns in the past five years - 

see Solomon, Andrew 06/05/01 

* Book extract by American writer, Adam Gapnik, living in 

Paris writing for the New Yorker, and in a bloody battle to save 

his favourite brassiere - see Restaurants 13/05/01 

* The Book I'd Give… by Yasmin Alibhai-Brown 13/05/01 R 


* The Book I'd Give… by Nigel Williams 20/05/01 

* The Book I'd Give… by James Runcie 27/05/01 R 16 6 

Photograph 

* Interview with Elaine Dundy whose book Life Itself! is to be 

published on 21st June - Dundy, Elaine 10/06/01 

* Alex Garland, author of The Beach, has fallen victim to the 

condition dreaded by authors everywhere: writer's block 


* A conversation with Philip Roth, author - see Roth, Philip 

01/07/01 


Amelia Hill unravels the curse of the 'Kentucky Kennedys' - see 

Bingham, Robert 01/07/01 

* Judge's daughter killed, cover-up by the Establishment, 

innocent man framed… that's the true story, now read the novel 

'The Blue Tango' by Eoin McNamee 08/07/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Andrew Rawnsley caused a political sensation with his book 

Servants of the People - extract from his updated bestseller - see 

Rawnsley, Andrew 15/07/01 

* Exclusive short story by Deborah Moggach 15/07/01 

* Interview with bestseller author, Joanne Harris - see Harris, 

Joanne 15/07/01 

* Interview with bestseller author, Sebastian Faulks - see Faulks, 

Sebastian 15/07/01 

* Celebrity's choices of summer reading 15/07/01 R 3 1>5 

Caricatures 

* The Observer selects this season's holiday reading highlights 

15/07/01 R 4>5 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with Michael Lewis, who's made millions capturing 

the Zeitgeist greed in the Eighties and the dotcom rush of the 

Nineties, on the publication of his book… 22/07/01 

* Children's Books Summer Reading Special 22/07/01 R 17 1>6 


* A different genre of romantic literature is about to hit British 

bookshelves - Christian romance novels 22/07/01 B 9 1>2 

Photograph 

* Ben Cooper and Robert McCrum go to WH Smith to find out 

what holidaymakers will be reading this summer 05/08/01 R 17 


* Publication this autumn of an explicit book for young 

teenagers about the exploits of a promiscuous girl has prompted 

calls for a national ratings system for children's fiction 05/08/01 




wagering a fortune that he could complete the ultimate test... - 

see Barclay, Capt. Robert 12/08/01 



29 




Bainbridge - see Bainbridge, Beryl 19/08/01 

* Interview with John Lahr, who's made his reputation dissecting 

the lives of America's rich famous and talented for the readers of 

New Yorker magazine, now has two books out - see Lahr, John 

26/08/01 

* Philip Pulman's tales of good and evil are a far cry from C.S. 

Lewis and A.A. Milen, but to the horror of the religious Right 

they are a runaway hit - see Pullman, Philip 26/08/01 

* Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5, is to take the 

unprecedented step of going on the road to promote her 

controversial memoirs, due out next month - see Rimington, 

Stella 26/08/01 

* Dave Peltzer is no literary genius but his memoirs of abused 

childhood are bestsellers, who's buying these books and why? - 

see Peltzer, Dave 02/09/01 

* Interview with Peter Mayle, author on the launch of his new 

book on French cuisine - see Mayle, Peter 02/09/01 

* Therapist discovers the secret formula for Harry Potter's magic 

- see Harry Potter 09/09/01 

* A 'new book' reveals how P.G. Wodehouse, the comic author, 

became a master of recycling - see Wodehouse, P.G. 16/09/01 

* After winning the Booker Prize in 1998, Ian McEwan's life 

was turned upside-down by his ex-wife seeking custody of their 

sons... - see McEwan, Ian 16/09/01 





McQueen - see McQueen, Steve 30/09/01 

* In his controversial new book, Simon Buckby argues that 

patriots have no choice but to embrace the euro - see Euro, The 

30/09/01 



exploited friends and lied, according to a new biography - see 

Gauguin, Paul 07/10/01 

* An extract from the compelling new biography of Viviene, 

T.S. Eliot's wife - see Eliot, Viviene 14/10/01 

* Interview with Sir Clement Freud on the publication of his 

autobiography, Freud Ego - see Freud, Sir Clement 14/10/01 

* France's most critically acclaimed novel has been removed 

from the short list for the country's top literary award because it 

has been deemed too controversial in the wake of 11th 

September attacks 14/10/01 B 29 1>2 Photograph 

* A British Museum curator has discovered a reel of film shot by 

Agatha Christie that inspired the author to write some of her 

most famous detective novels - see Christie, Agatha 28/10/01 

* When Oprah Winfrey chose Jonathan Franzen's critically 

acclaimed book The Corrections, as her book club's selection for 

October, the author had misgivings… 28/10/01 B 23 4>7 

Photographs 

* Interview with writer Benjamin Zephaniah - see Zephaniah, 

Benjamin 04/11/01 

* One of Britain's biggest teaching unions has issued a stern 

warning to parents and teachers that author J.K. Rowling's Harry 

Potter creation could lead children to the sinister… - Teaching 

Profession 04/11/01 

* The author Raymond Brigg's new Christmas offering is Ivor, 

an invisible giant, which could prove harder to market than The

Snowman - see Briggs, Raymond 04/11/01 

* Interview with writer Jonathan Franzen who spent four years 

writing in the dark, wearing earplugs and a blindfold, in his quest 

to produce the perfect novel - see Franzen, Jonathan 11/11/01 

* Injured vanity costs aspiring author £3,000 18/11/01 B 13 1>2 

Photograph 

* Interview with Ed Victor, literary agent - see Victor, Ed 

25/11/01 

* Sports book of the year - see Sport 25/11/01 

* Observer contributors and critics share their favourite books of 

2001 25/11/01 R 5>6 1>6 Caricatures 

* Observer readers' poll chooses classic work of Shakespeare to 

join the eight wonders of the literary world - see Literature 

02/12/01 

* Next week, J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings will try to leap 

from being Book of the Century to Movie of the Millennium - 

see Film 09/12/01 

* Top five biographies 09/12/01 R 14 4>5 

* Top five film books 09/12/01 R 16 5 

* It's been a vintage year for wine publishing, producing a 

bumper crop of tasteful tomes - see Food & Drink 16/12/01 

* The year in books 23/12/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Women can have everything - including children - argues 

Susan Maushart in this extract from her controversial new book - 

see Women 30/12/01 

* Fey and fanciful will be 2002's literary watchwords, predicts 

Jonathan Heawood 30/12/01 R 14 1>6 Photograph 

BOOKS INTERVIEW, THE 

* Interview with author Peter Carey 07/01/01 R 19 1>2 

Photograph 

* Interview with author Anita Brookner 28/01/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with author Toby Litt 11/02/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with author, Tim Moore 18/02/01 R 17 11>6 

Photograph 

* Interview with author Hanif Kureishi 25/02/01 R 19 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with author P.D. James 04/03/01 R 16 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with crime writer, Ian Rankin 18/03/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with author Pat Barker, Booker Prize Winner in 

1995 01/04/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Interview with Paul Theroux, author 29/04/01 R 16 1>6 

Photograph 

* Interview with Eoin Colfer, author of Artemis Fowl, which has 

already earned him £700,000 in publishers' advances 13/05/01 R 


* Interview with author, Nick Hornby 27/05/01 R 15 1>6 

Photograph 

* Interview with author Wendy Cope, who is sometimes spoken 

of as a potential candidate for Poet Laureate 03/06/01 R 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* Interview with author and poet, Helen Dunmore 10/06/01 R 


* Interview with author and broadcaster Melvyn Bragg 17/06/01 


30 


* Interview with author Mary Karr 24/06/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with John Irving, one of America's best lived writers 

08/07/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph 

* Interview with Simon Armitage, poet and author 29/07/01 R 


* Interview with author Marcel Theroux 12/08/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with Penelope Lively, author 26/08/01 R 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* Interview with Oliver Sacks, author 09/12/01 R 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Interview with Paul Auster, acclaimed novelist, poet, essayist, 

translator and screenwriter 16/12/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph 

BOOTH, CHERIE 

* Cherie Booth, the barrister wife of the Prime Minister, has 

thrown a lifeline to last-ditch attempts by unions to save 6,000 

jobs threatened by steelmaker Corus 25/03/01 N 1 4>7 

Photograph 

* As Mrs Blair she faithfully plays the role of political partner 

and mother, but it is as Cherie Booth, QC that the PM's wife 

really comes into her own 29/04/01 M 16>20 1>4 Photographs 


BOOTH, LAUREN 

* Columnist 25/02/01 B 31 5 Photographs 



* Columnist 20/05/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 




* Columnist 19/08/01 B 25 3>6 


BOOTH, TONY 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Tony Booth, the PM's father-in-law 


BOOTHROYD, BETTY: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY 

* See Book Reviews - Rawnsley, Andrew 21/10/01 

BORDER CROSSING 

* See Book Reviews - Vincent, David 01/04/01 

BOSCH, HIEREONYMOUS 

* See Art 02/09/01 

BOSWELL'S PRESUMPTUOUS TASK 

* See Book Reviews - King, Steve 11/11/01 

BOTTICELLI, SANDRO 

* See Art 18/03/01 

BOULEVARD SOLITUDE 

* See Music: Classical 

BOWKER, RICHARD 

* Interview with Richard Bowker who tells why he took the

impossible job of being in charge of preventing the collapse of 

our rail system 28/10/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

BRADSHAW, BILL 

* Profile on Leeds Utd manager David O'Leary by Bill 

Bradshaw 23/12/01 S 9 1>8 Photograph, caricature 

BRAGG, MELVYN 

* See Books Interview, The 17/06/01 


BRANAGH, KENNETH 

* Profile on actor Kenneth Branagh 11/11/01 B 29 1>5 

Caricature 


hero Shackleton in a C4 TV drama 09/12/01 R 9 1>5 

Photographs 

BRANSON, SIR RICHARD 

* Sir Richard Branson is considering court action on the award 

of the new lottery licence to Camelot 07/01/01 B 5 7>8 

* Sir Richard Branson has mortgaged his entire stake in Virgin 

Atlantic, the airline he regards as the 'jewel in the crown' of his 

global empire 10/06/01 B 1 7>8 

* Focus on Richard Branson's company, Virgin finances 

10/06/01 N 3 1>8 Photograph 



airline, Sabena - see Aviation Industry 07/10/01 



09/12/01 

BREAD ALONE 


BREATHING UNDERWATER 


BRIDGE 

* Omar Sharif 07/01/01 E 30 5>6 Illustration 






* Omar Sharif 11/02/01 E 22 5>6 Illustrations 













31 

























* Omar Sharif 28/10/01 E 19 4>6 Photographs 

* Omar Sharif 04/11/01 R 19 5>6 Illustrations 








* Omar Sharif 23/12/01 R 23 1>2 Illustrations 

* Omar Sharif 30/12/01 R 23 5>6 Illustration 

BRIDLINGTON 

* The seaside town of Bridlington turns to art and architecture to 

recapture its former glory 29/07/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

BRIEFCASE 

* Industry news 07/01/01 N 2 1 Photograph, graph 




* Industry news 04/02/01 N 2 1 Illustration, graph 


* Industry news 18/02/01 N 2 1 Photograph, graph



* Industry news 11/03/01 N 2 1 Photographs, graph. 








BRIGGS, RAYMOND 


an invisible giant, which could prove harder to market than The 

Snowman 04/11/01 B 8 1>4 Photographs 

BRIGHT, MARTIN 


BRIGHTON FESTIVAL 


BRITISH CULTURE 

* The days of Cool Britannia are gone - the perception from 

Washington to Warsaw 11/03/01 B 5 1>7 Photograph 

* My first year in Britain: 13 émigrés recount their memories of 

arriving in a land of grey skies and impenetrable manners 

02/12/01 M 14>24 1>4 Photographs 

BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY 

* BNP members tucked into cakes during the group's Red, White 

and Blue summer event in Mid-Wales 12/08/01 B 12 1>8 

Photographs 


British National Party and its leader - see BBC 09/09/01 

BROKEN BODIES 


BROOKNER, ANITA 

* Interview with author Anita Brookner - see Books Interview, 

The 28/01/01 

BROSNAN, PIERCE 


cathartic story that chimes with his own unhappy past 14/10/01 


BROTHERS 


BROWN, GORDON 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown is losing friends and failing to 

influence the City due to the lateness of the announcement of 

Budget Day 25/02/01 N 2 2>6 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown's record and the effect his policies 

have had in changing the way wealth is distributed in Britain 

today - see Politics 04/03/01 





* Exclusive interview with Chancellor Gordon Brown 15/04/01 


32 

N 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown may have to refund billions of 

pounds in tax to multinational companies following a deluge of 

lawsuits after the European Court of Justice ruled discrimination 

- see Politics 06/05/01 

* Why Gordon Brown's plan to kickstart a faltering global 

economy looks doomed - see Economy 29/07/01 

* Beaming with pride, a relaxed Gordon Brown paid tribute to 

the health service as he spoke of his delight at the birth of his 

baby daughter 30/12/01 B 1 1>5 Photograph 

* William Keegan offers some advice to the Chancellor on life 

as an older father 30/12/01 B 8 7>8 

BROWN, TINA 

* Publishers Tina Brown and Harold Evans are finding how love 

can turn to loathing - see Media 15/07/01 

BROWNE, STUART 


Dangerous Parking, lives on 18/03/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

BROWSER, THE 

* Literary news 07/01/01 R 20 6 Photograph 

* Literary news 14/01/01 R 18 6 Photographs 





























* Literary news 12/08/01 R 18 6 Photographs
















* Literary news 09/12/01 R 18 5>6 Illustration 


BSE/CJD 

* A package of emergency measures to control the foot and 

mouth crisis could expose people to the risk of infection by the 

human form of mad cow disease - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 

15/04/01 

* Top scientists are called to an emergency meeting as fears 

mount that ash and the buried carcasses of cows slaughtered 

during the foot and mouth epidemic could be spreading CJD 

20/05/01 B 4 1>6 Photograph 

* The human form of mad cow disease has claimed its 75th 

victim 19/08/01 B 8 1>6 Photograph 



infected with mad cow disease 30/09/01 B 6 2>4 Photograph 

* The Government was first told more than three months ago 

that a major scientific experiment to find BSE in sheep was 

facing disaster because of contamination 21/10/01 B 6 5>6 

Photograph 

* The Scientist at the centre of the BSE inquiry, Helen Parkes, 

discovered the sensational truth about the bungled investigation 

only a few days ago 21/10/01 B 6 5>6 

* A woman who became the world's first human guinea pig in 

pioneering drug trials to find a cure for variant CJD died 

yesterday 02/12/01 B 7 8 

BUCK, PETER 

* Peter Buck, lead guitarist with rock band REM, was charged 

with a series of offences last night after a flight to London 


BUCKLEY, WILL 

* Columnist 07/01/01 S 15 1>8 Photograph 

* Columnist 21/01/01 S 15 1>6 Photographs 







33 








* Columnist 05/08/01 M 5 1>3 Photograph 













BUDDHISM 

* A Buddhist monk is turning an island off the west coast of 

Scotland into a multi-faith mediation centre 23/12/01 B 11 4>8 

Photographs 

BULGARIAN VOICES ETC 


BULGER, JAMES 

* One of the killers of James Bulger could move into a new 

home in the North-west within miles of the Bootle shopping 

centre where the toddler was snatched 07/01/01 B 3 7>8 

* Letters published in The Sun could keep James Bulger's killers 

in jail…if they're genuine - see Prisons & Prisoners 25/02/01 

* Police from two forces in the North of England have launched 

investigations into the leaking of pictures that could identify the 

killers of James Bulger after their release - see Prisons & 

Prisoners 17/06/01 

* The killers of James Bulger will learn this week if they can go 

free, but new identities for Jon Venables and Robert Thompson 

may not be enough to protect them from vigilantes - see Prisons 

& Prisoner 17/06/01 

* The Home Office believes the killers of toddler James Bulger 

will be identified within months and has made contingency plans 

to protect the killers 24/06/01 B 1>2 8 

* The Bulger Case: Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were 

freed last week - how the teenagers persuaded the experts that 

they would not murder again 24/06/01 B 4>5 1>8 Photographs 

BULLYING 

* More than half of all British schoolchildren have been bullied - 

see Education 07/01/01 

* Cherie Blair takes up the crusade against bullying in schools 


BUNTON, EMMA 

* Interview with Emma Bunton, pop singer and member of The

Spice Girls 19/08/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

BURCHILL ON BECKHAM 


BURGESS, ANTHONY 

* The reclusive widow of Anthony Burgess, author of A 

Clockwork Orange, has hit out at a biographer she fears will 

brand her late husband a paedophile 09/12/01 B 13 1>2 

* Eight years after the death of Anthony Burgess, two 

biographers are racing to complete what promise to be very 

different accounts of his life 09/12/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

BURGESS, MELVIN 

* Kit Spring interviews author Melvin Burgess 15/04/01 R 16 


BURKE, JASON 

* Comment by Jason Burke, an expert on Afghanistan, who has 

covered the conflict since day one 21/10/01 B 31 1>5 

Photographs 

BUSH, GEORGE W 

* Bush's finest hour: Profile on George W. Bush - see Terrorism 

23/09/01 

BUSH, JENNA 

* Jenna Bush, one of George Bush's twin daughters, has been 

arrested and charged with under-age drinking in Austin, Texas 

29/04/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph 

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 

* See also Aviation Industry/Construction Industry/Nuclear 

Industry/Oil Industry/Railway Industry/Retail Industry/Tobacco 

Industry 

* Spirits giant Diageo has been considering a £4bn bid for 

Foster's to bolster its worldwide Guinness brewing operations 

07/01/01 N 1 1>7 

* Toyzone, the e-tailing toy company controlled by PR guru 

Matthew Freud, conceded that it will struggle to survive as an 

independent business 07/01/01 N 1 5>7 

* Unions have been told to prepare for the closure of the massive 

Llanwern steelworks in South Wales, with the loss of 3,000 jobs, 

as metal giants Corus finalises a savage package of cutbacks 

07/01/01 N 2 3>7 

* Kids' TV is now big business, with merchandising spin-offs 

worth millions 07/01/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Business focus on the fear of recession 07/01/01 N 4>5 1>8 

Photographs, graph 

* Last week's demise of LetsBuyIt.com will come to be seen as 

another milestone in the great internet shake-out 07/01/01 N 8 


* Observer business staff and fund managers present their pick 

of the shares that should do well this year 07/01/01 N 9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Profile of Sir Brian Moffat, who seeks to bang steelmakers 

Corus into shape - see Moffat, Sir Brian 14/01/01 

* Nomura, Britain's biggest landlord, is emerging as the clear 

favourite to take control of Whitbread's 3,000-strong chain of 

pubs 14/01/01 N 1 1>4 

* As Clinton's scourge Kenneth Starr joins the serried ranks of 

Gates' enemies, Simon Moores looks at Microsoft's spending 

spree 14/01/01 N 10 1>5 Photograph 

* The French are to take over one of Britain's historic ports, 

Newhaven 14/01/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 


34 

* Donna Karan says she was following her heart, not her head, 

when she agreed to sell out to Bernard Arnault's Moet Hennessy 

Louis Vuitton luxury goods empire 14/01/01 N 3 1>8 


* Building luxury boats is one industry where the UK rules the 

waves 14/01/01 N 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Global minded firms are changing their names in droves, but it 

can be a big mistake 14/01/01 N 5 1>8 Graphs 

* Profile on rags-to-riches music king, Vince Power - see Power, 

Vince 21/01/01 

* BT has been forced by regulator Oftel to allow rival firms 

access to the local exchanges, but the process has been dogged 

by controversy 21/01/01 N 1 4>6 

* Orange will try to attract support for its troubled forthcoming 

flotation by giving small investors a chance to buy shares at less 

than the price to be offered to City institutions 21/01/01 N 1 3>6 

* Corus, the Anglo-Dutch steel giant faces £800m bill to clean 

up threatened plants 21/01/01 N 2 2>6 

* Nestle, the world's biggest food producer swallows petfood 

and smells victory in perfume war 21/01/01 N 3 1>5 

Photographs 

* Business focus on joining the Euro 21/01/01 N 5 1>5 

Photographs 

* Buying Alan Sugar's stake in Tottenham Hotspur could give 

ENIC much-needed focus, but will the City be as keen? 

21/01/01 N 8 1>7 Photographs 

* The Orange share flotation will be a crucial test of the appetite 

of international investors for shares in telecoms companies 


* Lastminute.com, the beleaguered e-tailer is feeling the heat 

from the scores of new online competitors 28/01/01 N 2 2>6 

* Robert Breare will formally launch a bid for Wolverhampton 

& Dudley, the UK's largest regional pubs and brewing business 

28/01/01 N 2 7 

* Britain is poised for a wealthy new era as the Venice of the 

information age 28/01/01 N 8 1>8 Photographs, graphs 

* Profile of Julian Metcalfe, co-founder of Pret A Manger - see 

Metcalfe, Julian 04/02/01 

* Corus has ruled out future capital investment in its UK plants 

04/02/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* France Telecom will tomorrow fight to deflect accusations that 

it is worried about the imminent flotation of its Orange mobile 

phone division 04/02/01 N 1 1>4 

* Plans for a radical shake-up of the Co-op's corner shop-tofuneral 

parlous businesses will be unveiled next week 04/02/01 

N 2 2>6 

* Pub firm Punch and leisure giant Whitbread seem to have 

developed a friendship based on providing travelling salesmen 

with sustenance and a place to rest after a long day on the road 

04/02/01 N 2 2>6 

* How Corus's troubles were forged by economic misfortune and 

managers' botch-ups 04/02/01 N 5 1>8 Photograph, graphs 

* Industrialists can't divorce themselves from politics, argues 

steel MP Denis MacShane 04/02/01 N 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Net investment was supposed to be the answer for blue chips, 

it wasn't that simple, says Heather Connon 04/02/01 N 9 1>8 

Photographs 

* Dancing clubs are big business, raking in millions, but as some 

UK firms stumble, US rivals seek a slice of the action - see 

Nightclubs 11/02/01 

* Interview with the chief of Amazon, Jeff Bezos - see Bezos,

Jeff 11/02/01 

* Petrol companies face a row with the Government over their 

refusal to pass on to motorists tax cuts on environmentally 

friendly fuel - see Oil Industry 11/02/01 

* Profile on Michael Leahy, the union chief facing the Corus 

axeman - see Leahy, Michael 11/02/01 

* Schools and their children are increasingly targeted by 

corporate Britain as companies take over a variety of functions, 

including hiring teachers - see Education 11/02/01 

* British generator International Power is planning to cash in on 

the Californian energy crisis by building power stations there 

and reaping rewards from high prices 11/02/01 N 1 1>3 

* EDS, the world's biggest computer services company, is 

understood to be considering a bid of more than £3bn for Sema, 

the troubled Anglo-French software firm 11/02/01 N 1 1>7 

* The battle to turn Britain into Europe's top place to do ebusiness 

has taken a dramatic turn as Oftel looks at ordering BT 

to widen rivals' access to its network 11/02/01 N 1 1>2 

* Cut workers' hours, not jobs, unions urge steelmakers, Corus 

11/02/01 N 2 2>6 

* Home cleaning services are so popular that Unilever has 

decided to muscle in with Myhome which has proved a success 

11/02/01 N 2 2>6 Photograph 

* How dotcoms drowned in a tide of hype and hope 11/02/01 N 


* A look at how the culture clash between Whitehall and the 

software providers has led to a string of expensive failures - see 

Information Technology 18/02/01 

* Profile on Karan Bilimoria, managing director of Cobra Beer - 

see Bilimoria, Karan 18/02/01 

* Shipbuilder Cammell Laird and new cruise line Luxus have 

applied for aid from the French government to seal a $500 

contract for new ships 18/02/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Allied Domecq's Russian vodka coup is under threat 18/02/01 

N 2 7 

* The Welsh Assembly's chief legal officer believes Corus' plans 

to cut 2,500 jobs could be challenged under European Law 

18/02/01 N 2 2>6 Photograph 


software providers has led to a string of expensive failures 


* Deaths of construction workers are 'spiralling out of control' as 

building companies slash staffing numbers in a bid to meet tight 

margins - see Deaths 25/02/01 

* Dissident shareholders of De Beers are seeking to thwart 

Anglo American's £12bn takeover of the diamond cartel by 

building up a blocking stake 25/02/01 N 1 1>2 

* Why the firms that were meant to bring e-commerce to your 

doorstep failed to deliver 25/02/01 N 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Profile on Nicky Oppenheimer, De Beers' new chief - see 

Oppenheimer, Nicky 04/03/01 

* Shareholders at ITN are split over proposals to float the 

television news provider on the stock market this year - see 

Media 04/03/01 

* They wax lyrical about third-generation mobile technology - 

but where is this must-have service? - see Telecommunications 

04/03/01 

* The productivity gap between Britain and the US has widened 

dramatically since New Labour came to power, despite 

numerous Government efforts to close it 04/03/01 N 1 5>7 

* They wax lyrical about third-generation mobile technology - 


35 

but where is this must-have service? 04/03/01 N 11 1>6 Cartoon 

* Police are to be called in to the collapsed Ravenhead glassware 

company following the discovery of financial irregularities 

04/03/01 N 2 7 

* RJB Mining will this week unveil its strategy to become a 

major national property player 04/03/01 N 2 2>6 Photograph 

* Vodafone eyes BT's Cegetel stake 04/03/01 N 2 2>6 

* UK icons bite the dust as consumers shop in a world without 

frontiers - see Consumerism 11/03/01 

* Yahoo is now valued at a tenth of the $100bn it was worth at 

the height of the dotcom boom 11/03/01 N 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Rival bid means the Gloucho Club is unlikely to go to property 

developer Benjamin Fry 11/03/01 N 2 2>6 Photographs 

* Angry institutions will tell Vallance and Bonfield they must 

quit BT to secure rescue rights cash 18/03/01 N 1 1>7 

* Ondigital net plan is in disarray 18/03/01 N 1 5>8 

* Steelmaker Corus has secretly thrown out union proposals to 

save thousands of jobs and keep open threatened UK plants 

18/03/01 N 1 `>5 Photograph 

* Virgin boss Richard Branson has hired a banker who was at 

the centre of the disastrous Baring collapse to advise his multimillion 

pound business empire 18/03/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* Defence contractor BAE says it will close down shipyards if 

Ministers don't promise to give it the orders it wants 18/03/01 N 


* Insurer Prudential will work hard to sell its £15bn acquisition 

of American General 18/03/01 N 6 1>8 Photograph 

* Profit potential is making global giants take notice of the 4 

billion poor people they have long ignored 18/03/01 N 8 1>8 

Photographs 



jobs threatened by steelmaker Corus - see Booth, Cherie 

25/03/01 

* Embattled British Telecom's £10bn rescue plan 25/03/01 N 1 

1>3 

* Investors in Royal & SunAlliance may be asked to bail out a 

subsidiary of the insurer which has been hit with a £700m bill 

for guaranteed annuity rates 25/03/01 N 2 2>6 

* Plans by Canary Wharf to develop up to 8m sq ft of offices in 

east London could spell new financial disaster for the once 

bankrupt firm 25/03/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 

* Terry Benson, chief executive of recruitment firm Michael 

Page, is in line for a £11m windfall when the company floats 

next week 25/03/01 N 2 7 

* UK Defence group BAE Systems has had exploratory talks 

with US aerospace company Honeywell about buying parts of its 

avionics business 25/03/01 N 2 2>6 

* 10 years in the life of British Telecom 25/03/01 N 4 1>8 

Graph 

* Big drugs firms are to be targeted by animal rights 

campaigners protesting against Huntingdon Life Sciences, the 

drug testing company - see Animals 01/04/01 

* Cash-strapped BT wants to team up with Vodafone in a move 

which would see the two companies build their next-generation 

mobile networks together 01/04/01 N 1 5>8 

* Hopes of a £3.5bn cash injection for Compass Group from the 

sale of 250 hotels are set to be dashed 01/04/01 N 2 4>7 

* How union hopes for a retraining lifeline were raised, then 

dashed, by the steelmaker Corus 01/04/01 N 4 1>5

* Internet mogul Cliff Standford has great hopes for his 

investment group's all-girl pop band Girls@Play 01/04/01 N 6 


* The European Investment Bank may offer long-term loans to 

beleaguered telecom companies struggling to cover the crippling 

costs of third-generation mobile phone networks - see European 

Union 08/04/01 

* The European Investment Bank, the EU's lending arm, may 

offer long-term loans to beleaguered telecom companies 

struggling to cover the crippling costs of mobile phone networks 

- see European Union 08/04/01 

* British Telecom is close to selling $2bn of real estate to land 

Securities in a bid to reduce its £30bn debt 08/04/01 N 1 1>3 

* Leisure entrepreneur Robert Breare is struggling to meet a 12day 

deadline to find the cash to buy Wolverhampton & Dudley 

Breweries 08/04/01 N 2 5>7 

* BP Amoco's pension fund is selling a 10-acre Mayfair estate 

for up to £330m - see Property 15/04/01 

* Venture capital firm Alchemy has emerged as a bidder for 

shipbuilder Cammell Laird, which went into receivership 

15/04/01 N 1 1>4 

* Debt-laden BT is preparing for a crunch meeting with the 

Government over how it will finance its next generation of 

mobile services and the expansion of broadband networks 

15/04/01 N 2 2>4 

* Another of Britain's great shipbuilding names, Cammell Laird, 

faces closure again despite a healthy order book 15/04/01 N 5 


* BP Amoco faces a tough AGM 15/04/01 N 5 1>4 

* Former high-flier Baltimore Technologies is plotting a 

comeback 15/04/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs, graph 




* Serious technical problems are forcing the UK mobile phone 

networks to delay, for up to a year, the commercial launch of the 

crucial next generation wireless internet service - see 

Telecommunications 22/04/01 



Africa 22/04/01 

* A break-up of HMV Media, the record shops-to-bookstore 

chain whose flagship stores are in London's Oxford Street, will 

be quashed when the debt-ridden group agrees new profit targets 

22/04/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* British drugs giant Glaxo-SmithKline is considering fresh talks 

about a £150bn merger with US rival American Home Products 

to create the world's biggest pharmaceuticals company 22/04/01 

N 1 1>3 

* Serious technical problems are forcing the UK mobile phone 

networks to delay, for up to a year, the commercial launch of the 

crucial next generation wireless internet service 22/04/01 N 1 

1>7 

* Senior executives of De Beers are flying to South Africa this 

weekend in a last-ditch attempt to salvage the diamond giant's 

£12bn buy-out of the country's Oppenheimer dynasty 22/04/01 

N 2 5>7 

* Steel workers at plants threatened with redundancy by Corus 

are to be balloted on strike action 22/04/01 N 2 2>6 

* Climbdown will not dent health giants' power, says Paul 

Farrelly 22/04/01 N 3 4>8 

* As venture capitalists vanish, business angels have become a 

vital cog of entrepreneurial culture, says Faisal Islam, but dying 


36 

dotcoms need not apply 22/04/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs 

* Profile on Erkki Liikanen, Europe's IT supremo who wants to 

dispel notions of hidebound bureaucracy - see Liikanen, Erkki 

29/04/01 

* A central part of BT's massive restructuring programme - seen 

by chief executive Sir Peter Bonfield as vital to restoring the 

company's flagging fortunes 29/04/01 N 1 1>3 

* A huge squeeze on the profits of corporate Britain is piling on 

pressure for further interest rate cuts 29/04/01 N 1 5>8 

* Scottish Power is considering a move to bolster its American 

West Coast operations by swooping on Oregon's Portland 

General in a deal that could total $3bn 29/04/01 N 1 1>4 

* Directors of shipbuilder Cammell Laird are planning to meet 

Jon Moulton, head of venture capital firm Alchemy Partners, to 

discuss buying the company out of receivership 29/04/01 N 2 

2>6 

* The gloom hanging over workers in Scotland's 'Silicon Glen's 

is set to deepen with a further rash of bad news in the next few 

weeks 29/04/01 N 2 2>4 

* Jamie Doward talks to Sir Christopher Bland who will need his 

legendary toughness to turn around BT 29/04/01 N 4 1>8 

Photograph 

* Stephen Byers, the DTI boss has shown he can manage a 

crisis, but he will be sorely tested in the coming weeks 29/04/01 


* A fresh attempt to crack down on cartels, rogue traders and 

anti-competitive companies will be the centrepiece of Labour's 

election manifesto plans for business 06/05/01 N 1 1>7 

* Debt-laden cable TV company NTL is to make more than 

3,000 staff redundant this year 06/05/01 N 1 1>3 

* Sotheby's, the beleaguered auctioneer is to vacate its historic 

Bond Street headquarters in a desperate attempt to raise capital 

06/05/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* BT is to increase its efforts to find buyers for its remaining 

Asian mobile phone divisions and also sell off operations in 

Canada and New Zealand 06/05/01 N 2 1>3 

* Crunch time has come for media giant, NTL 06/05/01 N 4 1>6 


* The events that brought mighty Christie's and Sotheby's to 

their knees 06/05/01 N 5 1>8 Photographs, graph 

* Travel firm EBookers has defied internet orthodoxy 06/05/01 

N 7 1>6 Photograph, graph 

* Cable & Wireless will commit itself to an aggressive 

acquisition strategy to use up its £7bn cash pile 13/05/01 

* Las Vegas, the world's gambling capital, is poised to enter the 

online betting sector for the first time in a move which will send 

shudders through European internet gaming firms - see 

Gambling 13/05/01 

* Embattled BT chief executive Sir Peter Bonfield could earn 

£3m this year, according to the small print in his contract agreed 

just days after new chairman Sir Christopher Bland took the 

reins 13/05/01 N 1 1>3 Photograph 

* Labour has wooed business - but the relationship is fragile 


* The debt-ridden giant BT, is to cut its losses and focus on the 

domestic phone market 13/05/01 N 4 1>5 Photograph, graph 

* Sotheby's in $40m bid to keep staff 20/05/01 N 1 1>3 

* British technology company First Mercantile has signed its 

first major deal, worth £250,000, to provide an IT system to 

payment systems specialist DataCash 20/05/01 N 2 1>4 

* Two of this country's most powerful porn barons are battling to

uy the London Astoria, the leading music venue 20/05/01 N 2 


* US firms behind internet share floats face a grand jury inquiry 

into corruption on share allocations 20/05/01 N 8 1>6 

Photograph 

* Behind the electoral dogfights an unspoken consensus on the 

role of the private sector in rescuing ailing public services has 

emerged - see Politics 27/05/01 

* Defence giant BAE Systems ambitions to be at the heart of the 

controversial 'Son of Star Wars' missile defence shield have been 

given a boost by Nato - see Defence 27/05/01 

* Fatalities on construction sites are escalating alarmingly - see 

Work 27/05/01 

* Companies still don't understand that virus protection is where 

security starts, not where it ends 27/05/01 N 11 1>8 Cartoon, 

graph 

* British Land, the UK's second-biggest quoted property 

company, is risking a shareholder revolt by pushing ahead with a 

£1.5bn securitisation of the Meadowhall shopping centre in 

Sheffield 27/05/01 N 2 3>7 

* British Telecom will try to face down accusations of 

intransigence over rivals' access to its local networks by striking 

a deal with struggling telecoms operator Redstone 27/05/01 N 2 

3>5 

* Alanis Morissette, the Canadian singer-songwriter signed to 

Madonna's Maverick record label, could one day find herself 

being traded on the capital markets - see Morissette, Alanis 

03/06/01 

* David Elstein, who quit as boss of Channel 5 last year, has 

emerged as the non-executive chairman of Silicon.com, the 

online news and recruitment site for IT professionals - see 

Elstein, David 03/06/01 

* David Pullman, banking whizzkid, is offering the world's 

biggest superstars the chance to have tomorrow's riches today - 

see Pullman, David 03/06/01 

* The French Post Office wants to deliver letters in the UK when 

licences become available for operators to launch alternative 

services to the Royal Mail later this year 03/06/01 N 1 5>7 

* Burberry, the chosen check of celebrities from Kate Moss to 

Prince William, is at last ready for flotation, its owners GUS will 

announce 03/06/01 N 2 6>7 Photograph 

* Computer services giant Capita is facing the embarrassing 

prospect of losing a £48m contract with the London Borough of 

Lambeth 03/06/01 N 2 1 

* Electricity generator International Power is close to buying the 

Rugeley coalfired power station in Staffordshire from US giant 

TXU in a deal worth up to £250m 03/06/01 N 2 2>5 

* Alcatel and Lucent's merger is off, but telecoms firms need to 

form partnerships 03/06/01 N 4 1>8 Photographs, graph 

* America's long battle to isolate Castro's Cuba has led to some 

of Britain's blue-chip businessmen being as unwelcome as drug 

traffickers and terrorists 03/06/01 N 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Vodafone may have 83 million customers but the telecoms 

giant seems unsure what to do with them 03/06/01 N 6 1>3 


* Focus on Richard Branson's company, Virgin finances - see 

Branson, Sir Richard 10/06/01 

* Strict limits on the number of slot machines allowed in casinos 

will be lifted in a wide-ranging government review into the 

gambling industry due to be published next month - see 


* French defence giant Thales is warning that up to 3,000 jobs in 

the UK will be at risk if it does not win contract 10/06/01 N 2 


37 

1>4 

* The battle to win the next contract to supply news to ITV 

exploded when it emerged that one bidder, a media group backed 

by BSkyB, is poised to undercut rival ITN's lowest tender - see 

Media 17/06/01 

* Michael Green, chairman of Carlton Communications wants to 

invest more than £6m of his own assets in a small Aim-listed 

printing group 17/06/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* The leisure giant Rank is looking to open its first London 

casino under the Hard Rock Café brand 17/06/01 N 2 1>4 

* How Nokia finally got the wrong number 17/06/01 N 3 7>8 

Graph 

* Pharmaceutical firms stand accused of once again plundering 

ancient remedies to make a fortune - the Hoodia cactus from 

Africa is a potential cure for obesity 17/06/01 B 3 1>6 

Photographs 

* Millions of sham surfers padded the figures issued by websites 

during the dotcom frenzy, now writs are flying and the ABC has 

been called in to audit the figures 17/06/01 N 6 1>5 Photograph 

* British Nuclear Fuels will this week report a series of severe 

operational problems which left it with an operating loss of 

nearly £200m last year - see Nuclear Industry 24/06/01 

* Nick Leslau, the property tycoon and close business associate 

of PR magnate Matthew Freud is back one year after liquidating 

his quoted real estate firm, Prestbury - see Leslau, Nick 

24/06/01 

* Oliver Morgan asks whether the prospect of ending up in jail 

will deter businessmen from anti-competitive practices - see 

Cartels 24/06/01 

* Oracle intends to beat the tech slump and grow to a ripe old 

age, and that's right up its high-profit founder's street - Larry 

Ellison - see Ellison, Larry 24/06/01 

* US anti-trust law is considered by most experts to be the most 

rigorous and advanced in the world - see Cartels 24/06/01 

* Larry Ellison, the playboy boss of software giant Oracle 

believes the meltdown in the value of technology stocks is 

coming to an end 24/06/01 N 1 4>6 

* Consignia, the troubled state postal service, is likely to show a 

further decline when it publishes its first set of accounts as a 

public limited company 24/06/01 N 2 5>7 

* US defence and aerospace giant Boeing is planning a major 

expansion into Britain as part of a strategy for growth in Europe 

and Asia 24/06/01 N 2 1>3 Photograph 

* Microsoft, the world's biggest company, can now dominate the 

internet in the same way as it controls the computer software 

market - see Internet 01/07/01 

* In a further blow to wilting corporate profits, companies may 

have to write off millions as a result of new accounting rules on 

share options 01/07/01 N 1 3>6 

* Ondigital is to axe hundreds of jobs 01/07/01 N 1 1>3 

* A third of Britain's top 100 companies will be excluded from 

FTSE4Good, the ethical index to be launched by FTSE 

International on Tuesday 08/07/01 N 1 4>5 

* Developers and city financiers are changing the terms of loans 

used to build prisons, schools and hospitals for the Government 

in order to make extra profits running into multi-millions of 

pounds 08/07/01 N 1 1>4 

* Lord Weinstock architect of GEC which has been turned into 

crisis-ridden Marconi, has lost hundreds of millions of pounds in 

the catastrophic slump in the company's shares 08/07/01 N 1 


* Royal Mail managing director Richard Dykes is resigning next

month after two years of poor performance that have seen mail 

volumes drop and performance targets go unmet 08/07/01 N 1 

1>3 

* Business and Society: Economic realities by Will Hutton 


* Business and Society: Poverty by Alison Benjamin 08/07/01 


* Business and Society: Inner-city funding by Sir Ronald Cohen 


* Business and Society: The role of NGO's by Roger Cowe 


* Business and Society: Workers' rights by Steve Tibbett 


* Business and Society: Employment conditions by Oliver 

Morgan 08/07/01 N 13 1>7 Photographs 

* Business and Society: Whistleblowers by Conal Walsh 

08/07/01 N 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Business and Society: Guidelines by Hillary Sutcliffe 

08/07/01 N 14 2>4 Photograph 

* Business and Society: Investment by Heather Connon 


* Business and Society: Green campaigner by Matt Phillips 

08/07/01 N 15 6 Photograph 

* Business and Society: Industry and the environment 08/07/01 


* Firms developing schools and prisons pocket millions as the 

'risk' factor dwindles 08/07/01 N 5 1>4 Photographs 

* Downfall of a dynamic duo at Marconi: Lord Simpson and 

John Mayo 08/07/01 N 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Marconi's SOS signal: after a shock profits warning and savage 

job cuts, the omens are looking bleak 08/07/01 N 7 1>4 

Photograph 

* Business and Society: Keynote Roger Cowe 08/07/01 N 9 1>6 

Photographs 

* A big casino jackpot looms as a report signals liberalised 

gambling - see Gambling 15/07/01 

* AOL Time Warner, the American media firm's £1.1bn 

takeover of IPC is a statement of intent in Europe - see Media 

15/07/01 

* One of Britain's biggest shareholders fears that its proxy votes 

may frequently be miscast at companies' AGMs 15/07/01 N 1 

3>5 

* The long delayed £1.7bn contract to replace the British forces' 

obsolete battlefield radios with a digital system is likely to go to 

a Canadian subsidiary of US defence group General Dynamics 

15/07/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* Vodafone chief executive Sir Christopher Gent is facing a 

bruising confrontation with shareholders at the company's AGM 

15/07/01 N 1 1>7 

* Crisis-ridden telecoms company Marconi is on the verge of allout 

war with Lord Weinstock, its chairman emeritus, ahead of 

this week's annual meeting 15/07/01 N 1>4 

* BUPA, the provident healthcare provider, will this week sign 

two overseas deals signalling its intention to become a global 

force 15/07/01 N 2 1 

* Eddie Davenport, the entrepreneur behind the notorious 

Gatecrasher Balls of the Eighties, has been accused of tricking 

Sierra Leone out of its £5m London high commission 15/07/01 

N 2 2>6 

* The European Union's investigation into alleged price-fixing 


38 

by mobile phone companies will be far more wide-reaching than 

expected 15/07/01 N 2 6>8 

* The Government is to encourage the reform of insolvency laws 

around the world to promote entrepreneurialism by showing 

leniency towards 'honest failures' in business 15/07/01 N 2 7>8 

* Waterstone's is expected to find a new owner this week, 

concluding the long battle for the bookstore chain 15/07/01 N 2 


* Marconi share giveaway sends out the wrong signals 15/07/01 

N 3 1>4 Photograph, graph 

* Sainsbury's chief executive, Sir Peter Davis's bonus is based on 

real growth 15/07/01 N 3 5>8 Photograph, graph 

* Sir Christopher Gent, chief executive of Vodafone is facing his 

second turbulent AGM in a row 15/07/01 N 3 6>8 Photograph, 

graph 

* When share options are submerged in a bear market, it spells 

trouble for fat cats, employees and shareholders alike 15/07/01 


* The EU's move to kill a cash-cow for beleaguered mobile 

firms could be an own-goal 15/07/01 N 5 1>5 Photographs 

* The Mirror share-dealing affair was reignited last night after it 

emerged the Department of Trade & Industry investigators had 

opened up a new line of inquiry 15/07/01 N 5>8 

* Durlacher Corporation has made huge losses with its hi-tech 

investments 15/07/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph, graph 

* How the oil giant BP became a 'socially sound' investment - 

see Personal Finance 22/07/01 

* Famous British white goods brands, including Hotpoint, are 

likely to come under foreign ownership with the restructuring of 

Marconi 22/07/01 N 1 1>4 

* Like mobile phone operators, the cable firm NTL has invested 

billions in products it has yet to prove the customer wants 

22/07/01 N 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Court documents reveal the full scale of Wolverhampton & 

Dudley's bitter battle with Pubmaster, the pub chain that has 

launched a hostile takeover bid 22/07/01 N 2 7>8 

* Employers are starting to foot the bill for some of the losses 

suffered by employees through the crisis at Equitable Life 

22/07/01 N 2 1>4 

* GKN Westland's chances of winning a controversial helicopter 

order from the Canadian government have been significantly 

boosted 22/07/01 N 2 1>4 

* Mobile phone companies are laden with debt, having paid 

billions of pounds for new licences and all the operators are 

looking at ways to save money 22/07/01 N 2 1>4 

* The battle for WH Smith's news distribution arm entered a new 

phase after it emerged that the UK's three leading magazine 

distributors could sever their ties with the group 22/07/01 N 2 

5>6 

* The Canadian firm CDC courted Army top brass to win the 

UK's most bitterly fought defence contract 22/07/01 N 9 1>4 

Photograph 

* Former Railtrack boss Gerald Corbett, now executive chairman 

of Woolworths, is in line for a 50 per cent salary hike - see 

Corbett, Gerald 29/07/01 

* The UK's production capability for sonar equipment used by 

warships and submarines has passed fully into French hands 

after a £50m deal between Paris-based Thales and BAE Systems 

- see Defence 29/07/01 

* Filofax Group is being sold by its struggling American owners 

to UK diary maker Letts for £17m 29/07/01 N 1 1>2 

Photograph

* Invensys, the troubled engineering group which last week 

blamed 'the worst recession for 30 years' for its third profit 

warning in 10 months, is up for sale 29/07/01 N 1 5>7 

* Canary Wharf is lobbying the Government to extend the 

proposed Crossrail train project - linking Heathrow, Paddington 

and Liverpool Street in the City - to its east London office 

complex 29/07/01 N 2 1>5 

* The full scale of the financial crisis facing new media 

companies is revealed today with the publication of a report that 

casts serious doubts on the long-term future of many in the 

sector 29/07/01 N 2 1>3 

* The possibility of advertising giant WPP bidding for media 

buying agency Tempus was dealt a serious blow when the full 

scale of the management's hostility to any deal was made clear 

29/07/01 N 2 1>5 

* PeopleNews, the online celebrity gossip site, is about to go 

under 29/07/01 N 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with Hans Rausing ,who is Britain's richest man 

thanks to the Tetra Pak empire - see Rausing, Hans 05/08/01 

* The Trocadero, sited on the busiest street in Europe, between 

Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, could soon be converted 

into humble offices 05/08/01 

* A court action by the Canadian mining firm Barrick Gold 

Corporation and its chairman, Peter Munk, was settled by a 

Statement in Open Court 05/08/01 N 2 3>6 

* British Telecom's attempts to repel an audacious £8bn bid for 

its local phone network were undermined after it was revealed 

that the telecom giant had itself considered a similar move 

05/08/01 N 2 1>3 

* Body Shop founder Anita Roddick has written to the bosses of 

20 powerful companies calling on them to join her lead in 

boycotting Esso - see Roddick, Anita 12/08/01 

* Film company Columbia Tri-Star and cinema chain Odeon 

have teamed up to use mobile phones to promote Final Fantasy, 

the computer animated sci-fi thriller - see Film 12/08/01 

* The Health and Safety Commission is expected to unveil tough 

new guidelines for businesses breaching safety standards - see 

Health & Safety 12/08/01 

* Fears that the economic problems facing manufacturing are 

now spreading to the service sector with a sharp downturn in the 

UK hotel industry 12/08/01 N 1 1>7 Graph 

* Pubmaster, the tenanted pubs company which emerged from 

the wreckage of the Brent Walker empire, look poised to acquire 

the UK's largest regional brewer, Wolverhampton & Dudley 

Breweries 12/08/01 N 1 5>7 

* BHP Billiton, the Anglo-Australian natural resources group, is 

to rule out the sale of its £6bn petroleum assets as part of a 

strategy to create an energy group 12/08/01 N 2 1>3 

* Disgruntled shareholders of telecoms firm Cable & Wireless 

are likely to be incensed by suggestions that it will have to cut its 

dividend by 50 per cent 12/08/01 N 2 3>6 Photographs, graph 

* Coffee has fallen to its lowest price in decades, plunging 

growers into poverty - yet demand in the West is at record levels 

12/08/01 N 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Scores of British companies are introducing 'email-free 

Fridays' in a bid to cut stress and get their staff talking to each 

other again 12/08/01 B 5 7 Cartoon 

* Charterhouse Development Capital (CDC) the venture 

capitalist, is understood to be preparing to break up the 

Tussaud's Group, Britain's biggest visitor attraction 

conglomerate 19/08/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* Mary Meeker, the Wall Street analyst faces legal action over 

her role as 'cheerleader' to Britain's lastminute.com 19/08/01 N 


39 


* Beleaguered internet encryption firm Baltimore Technologies 

will announce hundreds more redundancies when it unveils its 

half-year results 19/08/01 N 2 5>6 

* Glaxo Smith Kline is finding fewer than expected takers for its 

discounted medicines in a UN aid programme for countries with 

millions dying of Aids 19/08/01 N 2 1>3 

* Online software firm Autonomy is to spawn a new company 

focused on the burgeoning interactive TV market 19/08/01 N 2 


* WPP's bid to acquire media buying agency Tempus 19/08/01 

N 2 1>4 

* Firms lose the spirit of hospitality as budgets are cut 19/08/01 


* Ambitious claims for the future of NTL lie in tatters after it 

emerged that the company has quietly abandoned two crucial 

strategies it had hoped would help speed it to profitability 

26/08/01 N 1 1>7 

* Entertainment group Mean Fiddler is considering a return to 

the Square Mile via a share placing 26/08/01 N 1 1>2 

Photograph 

* Attempts by ITN to hold on to its ITV news contract by 

fighting off a consortium featuring BSkyB will come under 

intense fire with the publication of a report 26/08/01 N 2 3>6 

* Six Continents, formerly Bass, is expected to conclude a £3bn 

deal to acquire Wyndham International, a rival US group 

26/08/01 N 2 1>3 

* Telecoms in turmoil: the verdict on Vodafone 26/08/01 N 3 


* British Land, the property giant, is set to raise £1bn this month 

from one of its star holdings 02/09/01 N 1 3>6 Photograph 

* Colt Telecom is on alert for a bid after a dramatic collapse in 

its share price from a high of £40 during the technology boom to 

155p last Friday 02/09/01 N 1 1>7 

* Senior managers at advertising agency Aegis are pressing chief 

executive Doug Flynn to open merger negotiations with WPP to 

create a group with a combined market value of £8.2bn 

02/09/01 N 1 7 

* Wolseley, the plumbing materials distributor, is almost certain 

the join the FTSE 100 this month 02/09/01 N 1 1>3 

* When the media buyer agreed to an offer from France's Havas, 

WPP's Martin Sorrell felt he'd been misled 02/09/01 N 3 1>5 

Photographs 

* Crackdown looms as Minister attacks excessive pay-outs to 

failed bosses 09/09/01 B 1 1>3 

* Ousted Marconi chief executive Lord Simpson looks set to 

receive an additional £800,000 cash windfall from the company 

09/09/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* The high tech rush to change the way we live has cost billions 

of pounds and thousands of jobs, how did the telecoms goldrush 

go so wrong for so many firms? 09/09/01 B 13 1>7 Photographs 

* NTL hires Goldmans for sell-off 09/09/01 N 2 1>3 

* The fall of a FTSE giant - Marconi 09/09/01 N 3 1>8 

Photographs 

* Markets may be in the doldrums, but every month, scientists 

and financiers meet over canapés in a London hospital to tap a 

funding bonanza, known as Biotech Wednesday 09/09/01 N 5 


* Chastened mobile phone giant Ericsson is still a growth 

company, its chief executive believes - but first it must weather 

more bad news 09/09/01 N 6 1>5 Photograph

* As the US prepares to reopen for business this week, Observer 

writers describe how the outlook has changed beyond 

recognition in key sectors of the global economy - see Economy 

16/09/01 

* BT Wireless will announce that it has secured a massive 

£3.5bn loan facility to help it fund the development of its nextgeneration 

mobile phone network 16/09/01 N 2 1>3 

* Ousted Marconi chief executive Lord Simpson is battling to 

secure a £1.2m 'pension' payment from the stricken telecoms 

company he left two weeks ago 16/09/01 N 2 1>2 Photograph 

* Stockholm accused of 'dirty tricks' as British firms reveal plot 

to end our love affair with carpets in favour of wood floors 


* Vodafone chief Chris Gent has pulled off a new takeover, 

crisis or no crisis 23/09/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* OFTEL, the telecoms regulator, is expected to order mobile 

phone companies to cut their charges in a report due out this 

week 23/09/01 N 2 1>3 

* Vodafone is planning to sell the fixed-line business of Japan 

Telecom for up to £3bn, according to sources in Tokyo 23/09/01 

N 2 1>3 

* Jamie Doward reports from a sombre New York, where 

capitalism is doing its best to recover in the face of a recession 

that now looks virtually inevitable 23/09/01 N 3 1>8 


* Business Focus: Funding Terror - see International Affairs: 


* Business is better than ever for Jules Kroll, the original 

corporate sleuth - see Kroll, Jules 30/09/01 

* Manchester Utd is to unveil record profit figures and an 

expansion of its off-the-pitch business activities this week - see 


* Aladdin, the troubled Las Vegas casino business backed by 

London Clubs International, is expected to file for protection 

under Chapter 11 of the US bankruptcy code next week 

30/09/01 N 1 1>2 Photograph 

* The German investment bank WestLB is ready to offer £25bn 

for BT's entire fixed-line telephone network later this autumn 

30/09/01 N 1>7 

* Marconi chief executive Mike Parton has asked the 

Government to step in to help solve the problems facing the 

embattled telecoms group 07/10/01 N 1 5>7 

* Telemonde, Kevin Maxwell's troubled telecoms company, has 

suffered a further setback with the departure of the firm's vicepresident 

and company secretary 07/10/01 N 1 1>4 

* The Office of Fair Trading is expected to accuse BSkyB of 

acting anti-competitively when it comes to charging its rivals for 

its premium channels 07/10/01 N 1 5>8 Photograph 

* Profits warnings from companies listed on the London Stock 

Exchange jumped by 135 per cent in this year's third quarter 

against the same period in 2000 07/10/01 N 2 3>6 

* High corporate borrowings and plummeting share prices have 

raised the prospect of a new cycle of business failures - 

assessment of the risks and how the Government might react 

07/10/01 N 4>5 1>5 Photographs, cartoon 

* Five years ago the City piled into football, results have been 

disastrous but the field is not entirely being abandoned 07/10/01 

N 8 2>7 

* Peter Kenyon runs Manchester Utd, the biggest club in the 

world, as yet, he says, it has only just begun to tap the potential 

of its fan base 07/10/01 N 8 1>6 Photographs 

* British Telecom is to shut down Concert, its much trumpeted 

international joint venture with the US giant, AT&T 14/10/01 N 


40 

1 1>3 

* The ITV companies Carlton Communications and Granada are 

seeking to forge a strategic alliance with British Telecom 

14/10/01 N 1 1>3 

* Research shows that the business world faces a big challenge 

in persuading opinion formers that companies are serious about 

corporate social responsibility 14/10/01 N 10 4>7 Illustration 

* Bosses at the UK's biggest regional brewer, Wolverhampton & 

Dudley, secretly drew up plans to close the famous Marston 

brewery 14/10/01 N 2 5>7 Photograph 

* The City expects Marconi, the troubled telecoms company, to 

produce a trading statement broadly in line with expectations 

when it speaks to shareholders and bankers tomorrow 14/10/01 

N 2 1>2 

* The Competition Commission is expected to recommend the 

introduction of regulation of bank charges for small businesses 

14/10/01 N 2 3>4 

* Fallout from the US terror puts Japan's new PM's reforms to 

the ultimate test - see International Affairs: Far East 21/10/01 

* Pearson boss Marjorie Scardino says how she, like the media 

giant, will weather the financial storm - see Media 21/10/01 

* Dotcom disaster e-comsport, has been reinvented as Podia, the 

UK's largest developer of Formula One merchandising 21/10/01 


* Roy Gardner, chief executive of Centrica, is to succeed Sir 

Roland Smith as chairman of Manchester United next March 

21/10/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* BT is talking to BSkyB about a strategic alliance that could 

involved joint billing for pay-television and telecommunications 

services 21/10/01 N 2 1>3 

* Dan Wagner, whose company Dialog was at the centre of the 

Mirror's share-tipping scandal is to launch a new company, 

Venda, which aims to help firms promote their products over the 

internet 21/10/01 N 2 1>4 Photograph 

* The UK stock market has already recovered from the US 

attack, and in the aftermath of terror, some industries are 

positively booming 21/10/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs, graph 

* German media giant Bertelsmann is preparing plans to bid for 

Carlton Communications when media rules are relaxed next year 

28/10/01 N 1 1>7 

* Belgo, the restaurant group is struggling to unmask the 

mysterious investor who this month became its biggest single 

shareholder 28/10/01 N 2 1>3 Photograph 

* Thus, the telecoms and internet company, is expected to be 

thrown a £100m life-line, allowing it to bridge a funding gap at 

the end of next year 28/10/01 N 2 4>7 

* Even a $1bn marketing drive may not make up for Microsoft's 

lousy timing 28/10/01 N 4 1>8 Photographs 

* The music industry is being investigated by the US Justice 

Department over plans to distribute music over the net 28/10/01 


* Top analysts fear the slump that's already cost the advertising 

industry £300m could go on at least until 2003 28/10/01 N 9 


* Profile on Francis Mackay, new chairman of B&Q and Comet 

chain - see Mackay, Francis 04/11/01 

* Richard Branson's mobile phone company Virgin Mobile 

losses top £100m 04/11/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* Rupert Gavin is a contender to become BT's new chief 

executive 04/11/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* Michael Heseltine's publishing-to-exhibitions group

Haymarket has produced record profits 04/11/01 N 2 7>8 

Photograph 

* Plans by Scottish Power to sell its water subsidiary, Southern 

Water, for £1.5bn are thought to be on the verge of collapse 

04/11/01 N 2 1>2 

* Fur flies over fat cat pay 04/11/01 N 3 1>8 Illustration 

* One of the City's best known feuds has been reignited at 

Belgo, the mussels-and-chips restaurant chain 04/11/01 N 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* Plastic surgeons are working around the clock to save six 

steelworkers horrifically burnt in the blast at Corus's Port Talbot 

plant - see Disasters 11/11/01 

* Hopes that the management of Sunday Business, the financial 

newspaper owned by the Barclay brothers, might organise a buyout 

are fading 11/11/01 N 1 6>8 

* The case brought by the US Department of Justice against 

auction houses Sotheby's and Christie's, will pit two former chief 

executives against their respective chairmen 11/11/01 N 1 3>5 

Photograph 

* Thomson Corporation, the giant Canadian company that sold 

the Times and Sunday Times to Rupert Murdoch in 1981, is 

preparing a $10bn bid for the business empire of Michael 

Bloomberg 11/11/01 N 1 1>2 

* Cable & Wireless is expected to signal that it will return about 

£1.5bn of its £4bn cash pile to shareholders via a special 

dividend or share buy-back 11/11/01 N 2 1>3 

* CBI chief Digby Jones, tells the Treasury what he wants from 

this month's pre-Budget Report - see Economy 18/11/01 

* Interview with political animal Lord Haskins, retiring head of 

Express Dairies and Northern Foods - see Haskins, Lord 

18/11/01 

* How Marconi blew £3bn 18/11/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Cash-strapped ITV Digital is to declare a counterfeiters' 

amnesty on its smart-cards 18/11/01 N 2 1>3 

* Inventor James Dyson's eponymous company produced pre-tax 

profits of £35m in 2000 18/11/01 N 2 4>5 Photograph 

* Gordon Brown wants his pre-Budget Report to mend the 

Government's increasingly strained relations with British 

business 18/11/01 N 5 5>7 


and was jailed for it talks to Nick Mathiason - see Adams, 

Stanley 25/11/01 


the al-Qaeda, but was it manipulated? - see BBC 25/11/01 

* British mobile phone operator mm02 is ready to quit Germany 

and Holland in a bid to stem losses of hundreds of millions of 

pounds 25/11/01 N 1 5>8 

* Levi Strauss is planning to sell a wider range of jeans and 

jackets at almost half their high-street prices, despite winning 

last week's court battle to prevent Tesco from doing just that 

25/11/01 N 1 1>2 Photograph 

* AWG, the owner of Anglian Water, is expected to signal this 

week a return of up to £600m to shareholders as part of an 

overhaul of the group 25/11/01 N 2 1>3 

* Bookmaker Ladbrokes is offering prices on whether David 

Beckham or Harry Potter will dominate the lucrative Christmas 

market in PlayStation games 25/11/01 N 2 4>6 Photographs 

* Granada's ill-starred investment in ITV Digital will push it into 

the red when it reports annual figures this week 25/11/01 N 2 

5>7 

* Hopes for a Christmas boom are fading as the mobile phone 


41 

market reaches saturation 25/11/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs, graph 

* Richard Wachman meets mm02 chief Peter Erskine, who has 

one of the toughest jobs in Britain 25/11/01 N 3 1>4 Photograph 

* At first sight the latest figures are grim: women have failed to 

bag more seats in the boardroom, but they're queuing in the 

corridor 25/11/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs, graph 

* Golf chain, Clubhaus could find itself in the rough as 

shareholder Eddie Shah threatens to sue 25/11/01 N 4 3>7 

Photographs 

* Erotica may become Britain's first publicly quoted sex 

company 02/12/01 N 1 2>3 Photograph 

* The Enron horror story worsened this weekend after it 

emerged that the US energy company believes its accounts may 

have to be revised down even further 02/12/01 N 1 1>7 

* Blackstone, the US private equity group, has emerged as the 

leading contender to acquire Carling, which is being sold by 

Interbrew to appease the UK competition authorities 02/12/01 N 

2 1>3 

* Employers are closing coveted final salary schemes in 

increasing numbers 02/12/01 N 2 8 

* Granada would take action if a foreign competitor such as 

Bertelsmann of Germany or TFI of France launch a takeover bid 

for Carlton Communications 02/12/01 N 2 4>7 

* The decline of the energy giant, Enron 02/12/01 N 5 1>6 

Photographs 

* Manufacturing in crisis: Patricia Hewitt of the Department of 

Trade & Industry, hopes rely on Gordon Brown 02/12/01 N 8 

1>8 Photographs, graphs 

* Esso is being targeted by Friends of the Earth but at least it 

knows its enemy, unlike most businesses - see Environment 

09/12/01 

* Interview with former gas regular Clare Spottiswoode - see 

Spottiswoode, Clare 09/12/01 



09/12/01 

* Former gas regulator Clare Spottiswoode resigned as a vicepresident 

of Enron's water subsidiary because she had grave 

concerns about its financial management 09/12/01 N 1 5>8 

* The chairman of Reuters since 1986, Sir Christopher Hogg, is 

expected to step down in 2002 09/12/01 N 1 1 Photograph 

* Clubhaus bondholders are planning to release the struggling 

golf clubs operator from potentially crippling debts in exchange 

for a 90 per cent stake in the company 09/12/01 N 2 8 

* Investors fear that NTL, Britain's biggest cable TV operator, 

could go bust next year unless the way it is run changes radically 

09/12/01 N 2 1>3 

* Tim Waterstone, founder of the Waterstone's bookshops, is 

planning a fresh bid for the business in the new year 09/12/01 N 


* Hard times in the City: Richard Wachman looks at the death of 

the huge Christmas bonus 09/12/01 N 3 1>7 Photographs 


ever recover? - see Aviation Industry 16/12/01 

* Drugs giant AstraZeneca is poised to seek compensation from 

Merrill Lynch which oversaw its pension fund in the mid- 

Nineties - see Financial Institutions 16/12/01 

* The economic downturn has had a dramatic impact on the level 

of management buyouts over the last year - see Economy 

16/12/01 

* Britain's biggest cable operator NTL is expected to be taken

over by its banks in the new year paving the way for a merger 

with rival Telewest 16/12/01 N 1 1>7 

* Parcelforce will have to close if its losses are not stemmed 

within 12 to 18 months 16/12/01 N 1 4>5 Photograph 

* Clubhaus, the troubled golf club firm is to be investigated by 

the Department of Trade & Industry 16/12/01 N 2 1>5 


Fayed empire 16/12/01 N 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Barclays Bank is preparing to compete head to head with the 

UK's telephone, gas, electricity and water companies - see 


* Carnival, the US cruise operator, is preparing to drop some of 

the conditions of its $3.1bn offer for rival P&O Princess Cruises 

23/12/01 B 18 1>3 Graph 

* Gullane boss William Harris wants to exploit the Japanese 

potential of Guinness World Records 23/12/01 B 18 4>6 

Photograph 

* How the share's tipped at the beginning of the year have fared 

23/12/01 B 19 1>8 Photographs, graphs 

* UK sales of the animated video Barbie in the Nutcracker, 

owned by Entertainment Rights, have topped 500,000 over the 

Christmas period - see Videos 30/12/01 

* Carnival may have to swallow a massive $400m in costs if it 

wants to acquire rival UK operator P&O Princess 30/12/01 B 21 

1>8 

* NTL award its staff share options which are worthless 

30/12/01 B 21 3>6 Photograph 

* Observer business writers pick the shares they think are most 

likely to rise over the next 12 months 30/12/01 B 22 1>8 

Photographs, graphs 

BUSINESS COMMENT 

* Frank Kane and Richard Wachman 23/09/01 N 16 6>7 

Illustration 



Illustration 


* Richard Wachman 21/10/01 N 12 6>7 


Illustration 


Illustration 




* Frank Kane and Richard Wachman 02/12/01 N 14 6>7 Graph 



BUTLER, EDDIE 


BY THE SEA 


BYERS, STEPHEN 

* Stephen Byers, the DTI boss has shown he can manage a 

crisis, but he will be sorely tested in the coming weeks - see 


42 

Business & Industry 29/04/01 

BYRNE, ED 


CABARET 

* Review of Barbara Cook Sings Mostly Sondheim 22/07/01 R 

13 7>8 

CAESAREAN BIRTHS 

* Delivery by Caesarean section is now touted as the celebrities' 

choice, disturbingly more and more women feel they are being 

rushed into this 12/08/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* The simmering debate on the soaring rate of Caesarean births 

was given new impetus when a nursing leader called for a ban on 

the NHS except where there is no medical alternative 12/08/01 

B 1>2 4>8 Illustration 

CANCER 

* Scientists are close to developing a pill to cure cancer after 

unravelling the mysteries of why tumours grow out of control 

18/02/01 B 7 7>8 

* Breast cancer rise is blamed on abortions 25/02/01 B 5 1>3 


Dangerous Parking, lives on - see Browne, Stuart 18/03/01 

* A legal case has been launched against the furniture chain MFI 

amid claims that their flatpack products contain a carcinogenic 

chemical - see Legal Affairs 08/04/01 

* British scientists revealed a dramatic success in the fight 

against cancer in which they used a radical new drug to starve 

tumours of oxygen - see Science 13/05/01 



instead she watched the coverage from a chemotherapy ward - 

see Taylor-Wood, Sam 11/11/01 

* The cancer revolution - Sir Paul Nurse and Tim Hunt receive 

their Nobel Prize for radically altering our understanding of the 

way cancer operates 09/12/01 M 16>24 1>4 Photographs 

CAPRICE 

* Interview with ex-model, celebrity, turned singer Caprice 

21/01/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

CARAVANNING 

* Caravans may be the last word in must-have chic, but staying 

in one is no picnic says Kathryn Hughes 24/06/01 R 2 3>5 

Photographs 

CARE HOMES 

* There is now undeniable evidence that the abuse of old people 

in homes is on a level with the paedophile menace - see Elderly, 


* Britain's most vulnerable people are being let down by a care 

system that is under-resourced, staffed by badly qualified people 

and allows patients to be abused and mistreated 10/06/01 B 10 

7>8 

* Changes to the funding of nursing homes won't mean the 

savings some hope for 22/07/01 C 13 1>5 Photograph 

CAREY, MARIAH 

* Last week Mariah Carey was at the peak of her career, this 

week she is in a psychiatric clinic 05/08/01 B 18 1>6 

Photographs 

CAREY, PETER 

* Interview with author Peter Carey - see Books Interview, The 

07/01/01

CARPENTER'S PENCIL, THE 


CARRERE, EMMANUEL 

* Writer Emmanuel Carrere spent seven years finding out what 

drove Jean-Claude Romand to murder his wife, son, daughter 

and parents 14/01/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

CARROLL, LEWIS: THE DEFINITIVE… 

* See Book Reviews - Williams, Michael 21/10/01 

CARTELS 

* Oliver Morgan asks whether the prospect of ending up in jail 

will deter businessmen from anti-competitive practices 24/06/01 


* US anti-trust law is considered by most experts to be the most 

rigorous and advanced in the world 24/06/01 N 4 7>8 

CARTOONS 

* Peter Preston assesses the art of the newspaper cartoon and the 

arrival of Dave Coverly, The Observer's newest recruit 21/01/01 

R 2 1>5 Cartoons 

CASH NEXUS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Keegan, William 25/02/01 

CASHPOINTS 

* Personal finance news 07/01/01 C 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Personal finance news 14/01/01 C 18>19 2>4 Photograph 

* Personal finance news 21/01/01 C 9 1>2 























* Personal finance news 09/09/01 C 15 1>4 Photographs 




43 

CASTRO, FIDEL 

* Next month Fidel Castro turns 75, he has promoted a 

communist Eden in Cuba, but when the legend is dead, will the 

revolution outlive the man? 29/07/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

CATHOLICS 

* See Book Reviews - Ingrams, Richard 17/06/01 

CAVE, NICK 

* Interview with Nick Cave, musician 18/03/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

CAVENDISH, LUCY 


CAVERN CLUB 

* Liverpool is finally to get a £10m hotel next to the famous 

Cavern Club after a long-running row over state subsidies 

between Brussels and the Government 11/03/01 N 1 4>7 

Photograph 

CELEBRITIES 

* The squirm factor will be hard to avoid this week when one 

awards ceremony after another hits our TV screens - see 


* A feud between novelist Dave Eggers and a New York 

journalist highlights the love-hate relationship of celebrity and 

press - see Media 11/03/01 

* The people who keep the celebrity show on the road 18/03/01 


* Profile on actress and writer, Caroline Aherne, who is quitting 

the celebrity circus and making a break for freedom - see 

Aherne, Caroline 15/04/01 

* Celebrity fatherhood for the over-fifties - see Social Conditions 

& Trends 29/04/01 

* Drug rehab is a habit some celebrities just can't kick - see 

Drugs & Drug Abuse 29/04/01 

* Geri Halliwell's story of how a pop icon can be endlessly 

rebuilt, a masterclass in the marketing of a modern celebrity - 

see Halliwell, Geri 20/05/01 

* Celebrity devotees have helped turn food supplements into a 

big business, but high doses pose a risk to the 10 million Britons 

taking the pills - see Health 27/05/01 


biggest superstars the chance to have tomorrow's riches today - 

see Pullman, David 03/06/01 

* PR giant Pat Kingsley wields enormous power on behalf of 

star clients - her decision to merge with her main rival now 

means publicists have an even tighter grip on the media - see 

Media 03/06/01 

* Celebrities pay a buying agent to house-hunt - see Property 

10/06/01 

* Successful women too often become anonymous appendages 

when they hook up with famous boyfriends - see Women 

08/07/01 

* Amanda Holden and Les Dennis are the first public figures to 

use the new right to privacy, enshrined in the European 

Convention of Human Rights - see Human Rights 15/07/01 

* Celebrity and the Mob: The sensational trial surrounding a 

strip club in Atlanta, The Gold Club, has gripped America with a 

string of revelations - see Gold Club, The 29/07/01 


under - see Business & Industry 29/07/01 

* Holidays of the rich and famous 05/08/01 M 32>35 1>2

Photographs 



rushed into this - see Caesarean Births 12/08/01 

* Prices have doubled in the celebrity territory of Beaconsfield - 

see Property 12/08/01 

* The ones to watch: who better to pick tomorrow's stars than the 

big names of today? 09/09/01 M 16>24 1>4 Photographs 

* Cesar Sicre, a 28-year-old heart-throb has turned out to have 

been an undercover investigator hired to infiltrate the 

underworld of Spanish celebrities - see International Affairs: 

Europe 23/09/01 

* Hollywood Appeal - see Terrorism 23/09/01 

* Interview with celebrity Bruce Forsyth - see Forsyth, Bruce 

21/10/01 

* Profile on troubled celebrity Michael Barrymore - see 

Barrymore, Michael 04/11/01 

* Toby Young's dream came true when he landed a job on 

America's leading magazine, Vanity Fair, but things began to go 

horribly wrong… - see Young, Toby 04/11/01 

* Four decades later, stars queue up to celebrate the Rat Pack - 

but were they worth the fuss? 11/11/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs 

* The Groucho Club, the watering hole of choice for many 

London celebrities, has thrown out journalist Toby Young for 

revealing what everyone knows - see Groucho Club, The 

18/11/01 

* Endless revelations about stars' lives can be just a PR tool 


* Stars behind bars: Winona Ryder's arrest is part of a 

Hollywood tradition 16/12/01 B 18 1>7 Photographs 

CENSUS 2001 

* The organisation of the 2001 census was in chaos yesterday as 

officials deployed 'emergency measures' to cope with thousands 

of households which have still not received forms 29/04/01 B 3 


CEO OF THE SOFA, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Anthony, Andrew 09/09/01 

CHAIRMAN BLAIR'S LITTLE RED BOOK 

* See Book Reviews - Ahmed, Kamal 01/04/01 

CHANNEL ISLANDS 

* Jersey's parliament has rejected plans by the island's 

government to introduce emergency peacekeeping laws before 

protestors arrive to demonstrate against tax havens 03/06/01 N 2 

1>5 

CHARITIES 

* The work done by charity Comic Relief in Britain - see Comic 

Relief 04/03/01 

* Eddie Izzard succeeds John Cleese as the host of Amnesty 

International's big birthday party - a 16 page celebration of the 

charity launched 40 years ago in The Observer - see Amnesty 

International 27/05/01 

* Hungry children and people begging are not what we want to 

see on holiday, but how do you cope with your conscience? - see 

Poverty 03/06/01 

* Children in Need charity has saved the last refuge in the UK 

for young runaways - see Homelessness 08/07/01 

* Firms that give staff time off for charity work may have the 

edge in a tough jobs market - see Work 08/07/01 


44 

* The helpline charity for the suicidal will launch an appeal for 

more volunteers after their numbers dropped to the lowest level 

since 1975 - see Samaritans, The 02/09/01 

* Financial advisers are the target of a new charity drive - see 

Personal Finance 14/10/01 

* Prince Charles is hoping to double the income from his estate, 

the Duchy of Cornwall, which will enable him to channel more 

funds to charity - see Charles, Prince 28/10/01 

* Charities fear a backlash over TV sitcom's Mr Nasty 28/10/01 


* The RSPCA has switched its credit card administration from 

the Bank of Scotland to HFC Beneficial 04/11/01 C 5 1>2 

Photograph 

* Refugee Action and Action Aid have been chosen as the 

charities to benefit from the Observer's Christmas Appeal - see 

Observer Christmas Appeal 02/12/01 

* The Gift Aid will not help those charities collecting soon-to-be 

obsolete European coins 09/12/01 R 5 1>3 Photograph 

CHARLES, PRINCE 

* Prince Charles's new initiative reflects his passion for urban 

regeneration - see Regeneration 18/02/01 

* Prince Charles had dinner with the brother of Osama bin 

Laden, the world's most wanted terrorist, at a Banquet in Saudi 

Arabia 18/02/01 B 10 7>8 

* Prince Charles pays tribute to Sir Harry Secombe - see 

Secombe, Sir Harry 15/04/01 

* Though coy about his marriage plans, Prince Charles has been 

wooing public opinion in a careful campaign 08/07/01 B 19 1>6 

Photographs 

* Prince Charles is to become a government 'design tsar' for 

Britain's new hospitals 14/10/01 B 9 1>2 

* The Prince of Wales is hoping to double the income from his 

estate, the Duchy of Cornwall, which will enable him to channel 

more funds to charity 28/10/01 B 5 1>5 Photograph 

* A dispute has emerged that accuses Prince Charles's aide, 

Mark Bolland, of damaging the royal family by leaking stories to 

the press to improve the Prince's image - see Royal Family, The 

02/12/01 

* Prince Charles is to set to inflame architects at the cutting edge 

of modern design in the new year by instituting his own 'antiaward' 

for what he sees as the five worst new buildings 23/12/01 

B 7 1>4 

CHEKHOV, ANTON 

* The translation of Chekhov's early plays 02/09/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

CHERRY 

* See Book Reviews - Gerrard, Nicci 24/06/01 

CHERRY: A LIFE OF APSLEY CHERRY-GARRARD 

* See Book Reviews - Moore, Lucy 04/11/01 

CHESS 

* Jon Speelman 07/01/01 E 30 1>4 Illustration 






* Jon Speelman 11/02/01 E 22 1>4 Illustrations

* Jon Speelman 18/02/01 E 26 1>4 Illustrations 




































* Jon Speelman 04/11/01 R 19 1>4 Illustrations 







* Jon Speelman 23/12/01 R 23 2>3 Illustrations 

CHILD ABUSE 

* Sweeping changes to Britain's child protection system are 


45 

being planned by Ministers after the tragic case of Anna 

Climbie, the girl who was murdered after being failed by the 

system 14/01/01 B 2 4>7 

* Anna Climbie came to Britain an adorable child, but was 

brutally abused until her death - a look at the official blunders 

and complacency that let her die 14/01/01 B 8>9 1>8 

Photographs 

* Children must have the protection they deserve by Allan Levy, 

QC 14/01/01 B 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Failed by the system: other lost children 14/01/01 B 9 7>8 

Photographs 


childhood are bestsellers, who's buying these books and why? - 

see Peltzer, Dave 02/09/01 

* Parents are being wrongly accused of child abuse by doctors 

who fail to recognise the debilitating illness ME in children - see 

Health 16/09/01 

* Stark warning from social work chief amid calls for funds as 

caseloads soar 16/09/01 B 1>2 1>3 Photograph 

* Billy Connolly, one of Britain's greatest comedians, has 

spoken for the first time of the sexual and physical abuse he 

suffered as a child - see Connolly, Billy 23/09/01 




* The inquiry opens this week into the trail of incompetence and 

neglect that led to the torture and death of a fostered child from 

Africa 23/09/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Sports bodies face allegations that hundreds of young athletes 

have been subjected to physical and verbal abuse by coaches 

meant to groom them for stardom 28/10/01 B 13 1>2 

* The inquiry into the death of 8-year-old Victoria Climbie is 

being stalled by Haringey Council's social workers 09/12/01 B 


* Experts now believe that the south coast resorts have become a 

magnet for child molesters - see Paedophiles 23/12/01 

CHILDREN 

* Children as young as three risk being sucked into schooling too 

early by anxious parents and the boom in nursery education - see 



worth millions - see Business & Industry 07/01/01 

* More than half of all British schoolchildren have been bullied - 


* More than one million children have been denied an essential 

vaccination against tuberculosis because the Government 

scheme has been in disarray for 18 months - see Vaccination 

14/01/01 

* Sports heroes sign up for campaign to tear the nation's idle 

youths away from TV and computers - see Sport 14/01/01 

* In the aftermath of El Salvador's huge earthquake, report on 

Santa Tecla's lost children - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. 

America 21/01/01 

* Working class children will be given piano lessons, ballet 

classes and other traditional perks of middle class children under 

a revolutionary £35m government credit 11/02/01 B 1>2 7>8 

* Almost 250,000 children in Britain's poorest households have 

become worse off since 1997 when Labour took power, says a 

new study - see Poverty 18/02/01 

* Kids prefer TV to most other activities in the home - see Social 

Conditions & Trends 18/02/01

* Millions of pre-school children will be screened for special 

needs in a radical new scheme to identify problem children 

before they start school 18/03/01 B 6 7>8 

* Every year dozens of desperate mothers risk prison for 

abandoning their babies - see Social Conditions & Trends 

01/04/01 

* Advertisers are milking the power of children with a will and a 

wish list - see Advertising 29/04/01 

* Shock rise in hard drug use among pupils - children of 11 

experiment with heroin and cocaine - see Drugs & Drug Abuse 

29/04/01 

* Britain's latest prime-time TV quiz, The Brainiest Kid in 

Britain will pit child against child in the ultimate battle of young 

wits - see Television 06/05/01 

* Horrific statistics reveal toll of war on children 06/05/01 B 19 

2>4 

* Labelling our children as 'mixed race' in the Census does them 

no favours, says Sophie Radice - see Social Conditions & Trends 

13/05/01 

* Nicci Gerrard asks: Has life improved for our children under 

Labour? 13/05/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

* A severe shortage of people willing to foster children is putting 

some of the most vulnerable youngsters in Britain at risk - see 

Adoption & Fostering 03/06/01 

* Tragic despair that led to suicide of a boy aged 10, who had 

been expelled from his school - see Suicide 10/06/01 

* Parents on the verge of breaking up harm their children far 

more than anyone realised, says one of the largest studies of 

adolescents ever attempted - see Divorce 05/08/01 


perfect subject for a BBC video diary 10 year's ago - it had a 

dramatic effect on her life and her producer, Polly Steele 

05/08/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* Many parents buckle under the pressure of satisfying their 

child's every wish, but is this generosity a recipe for trouble in 

later life? 05/08/01 B 15 1>6 Photographs 

* The plight of the lone child refugees - see Asylum Seekers 

12/08/01 

* Hi-tech maps of the mind show that computer games are 

damaging brain development and could lead to children being 

unable to control violent behaviour - see Computers & Computer 

Technology 19/08/01 

* The debate about whether or not to smack children took a new 

twist when a government-backed body insisted that violence 

achieves nothing 26/08/01 B 5 5>6 

* The children's drug Ritalin has a more potent effect on the 

brain that cocaine, a study has found - see Drugs & Drug Abuse 

09/09/01 

* Dominic Savage tells Geraldine Bedell about his new factmeets-fiction 

drama on a runaway 12 year old girl - see 


* A teaching union has issued a stern warning to parents and 

teachers that author J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter creation could 

lead children to the sinister… - see Teaching Profession 

04/11/01 

* Cherie Blair takes up the crusade against bullying in schools - 

see Bullying 04/11/01 

* Kevin was 11 when his violent stepdad drove him on the 

streets, in Britain 77,000 children run away from home each year 

- yet there is no national policy to deal with them - see 

Homelessness 11/11/01 

* Children have more pocket money than ever and are more 


46 

successful at persuading their parents to buy the latest toys and 

games than previous generations 25/11/01 B 14 1>4 Photograph 

* Some preparation helps a child left without parents 25/11/01 C 


* For children, recovering from an accident is hard enough, but 

coping with the inner scars can be even harder - see Health 

09/12/01 

* Four children in a Yorkshire family have been taken into care 

after their parents lost their home - see Homelessness 16/12/01 

CHILDREN'S CHOICE 

* Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman 07/01/01 R 20 4>5 

* Letters from the Inside by John Marsden 28/01/01 R 21 4>5 

* Secret Heart by David Almond 11/03/01 R 20 4>5 

* A Wish for Wings by Robert Swindells 01/04/01 R 18 4>5 

* Brothers by Ted van Lieshout 06/05/01 R 18 4>5 

* (Un)arranged Marriage by Bali Rai 10/06/01 R 18 4>5 

* 24 Hours by Margaret Mahy 29/07/01 R 18 4>5 

* Compass Murphy by Stephen Potts 09/09/01 R 18 4>5 

* Adults Only by Morris Gleitzman 18/11/01 R 18 4>5 

CHOKE 


CHRISTIE, AGATHA 

* Twenty-five years after the death of detective author Agatha 

Christie, it's time to look again at a true modernist with dark 

obsessions 16/09/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* A British Museum curator has discovered a reel of film shot by 

Agatha Christie that inspired the author to write some of her 

most famous detective novels 28/10/01 B 9 1>2 Photograph 

CHRISTMAS 


an invisible giant, which could prove harder to market than The 

Snowman - see Briggs, Raymond 04/11/01 

* Christmas gift guide by the Observer's Life's team of specialist 

writers 18/11/01 M 40>55 1>4 Photographs 

* More Observer experts share their ideas for the hard-to-please 

18/11/01 M 56>57 2>4 Photographs 

* Websites for Christmas gifts 18/11/01 M 58>59 1>6 

Photographs 

* The shopper's A-Z for Christmas 18/11/01 M 60>61 1>6 

Photographs 



market in PlayStation games - see Business & Industry 25/11/01 

* Alternative Santas 16/12/01 M 21>24 1>4 Photographs 

* Across the country, small businesses hit by the foot and mouth 

epidemic are enjoying a sales bonanza and consumers are 

fuelling a Christmas spending - see Retail Industry 23/12/01 

* Bookmakers have shortened the odds on a white Christmas, 

with experts predicting a 90 per cent chance of snow on 

Christmas Day - see Weather 23/12/01 

CHURCH OF ENGLAND 

* Leading Church of England traditionalists have confirmed 

plans for a breakaway group over the hotly disputed issue of the 

remarriage of divorcees 15/04/01 B 2 4>7 

CHURCH, CHARLOTTE

* Singer Charlotte Church performed before 70,000 fans at the 

Picnic with Pavarotti in Hyde Park, London 15/07/01 B 12 3 

Photograph 

CHURCHILL 

* See Book Reviews - McCrum, Robert 14/10/01 

CHURCHILL, WINSTON 

* A top secret report on UFOs written in 1951 and used to brief 

Prime Minister Winston Churchill, has recently been unearthed - 

see UFOs 21/10/01 

CIRCUS 

* Pioneering circus storms across Britain 15/04/01 B 9 4>5 

CITY LIFE 

* Paris 01/04/01 B 26 7>8 Photograph, cartoon 

* Madrid 23/12/01 B 17 1>5 Photographs 

CITY OF LONDON, THE, VOLUME IV 

* See Book Reviews - Keegan, William 01/07/01 

CIVIL LIBERTIES 

* Terrorism Crisis: Are civil liberties at risk? 30/09/01 B 26 1>8 

Photographs 

CLARE, ANTHONY 

* Profile on Anthony Clare, Radio 4's resident psychiatrist 

13/05/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

CLARKE, ARTHUR C., THE COLLECTED STORIES BY... 


CLARKE, KENNETH 

* Kenneth Clarke, the former Tory Chancellor and a contender 

for leadership of the party, travelled to Vietnam to support a 

controversial plan to build a $40m cigarette manufacturing plant 


* Profile on Kenneth Clarke, Tory Party leader candidate 

01/07/01 B 21 1>6 Caricature 

* Ken Clarke has ordered his backers to 'shut up about the euro' 

for fear of igniting a row during the Tory leadership campaign 

that could split the party - see Euro, The 22/07/01 

* Photograph of Ken Clarke on the campaign trail for the 

leadership of the Tory Party with his wife, Gillian 19/08/01 B 1 

3 Photograph 

* Kenneth Clark, fighting to become the Tory leader, signalled 

that there would be a natural purge of Eurosceptic members from 

the Conservative Party if he wins 26/08/01 B 1>2 7>8 

CLASSIC STORIES OF THE OLD TESTAMENT… 


CLASSICWATCH 

* The Golden Gate by Vikram Seth 21/01/01 R 18 4>5 

* Voyage in the Dark by Jean Rhys 11/02/01 R 18 4>5 

* Scoop by Evelyn Waugh 04/03/01 R 18 4>5 

* The People of the Sea by David Thomson 18/03/01 R 18 4>5 

* Loving by Henry Green 08/04/01 R 18 4>5 

* Review of Wind, Sand and Stars by Antoine de Saint-Exupery 

29/04/01 R 18 4>5 

* The Man Within by Graham Greene 20/05/01 R 18 4>5 

* The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien 27/05/01 R 18 4>5 

* The Once and Future King by T.H. White 24/06/01 R 18 4>5 


47 

* Earthly Powers by Anthony Burgess 22/07/01 R 18 4>5 

* Review of The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham 

02/09/01 R 18 4>5 

* Orlando by Virginia Woolf 07/10/01 R 18 4>5 Photograph 

* The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers 21/10/01 

R 18 4>5 

* The Issa Valley by Czeslaw Milosz 16/12/01 R 18 4>5 

CLEESE, JOHN 

* Profile on actor John Cleese 25/02/01 B 27 1>5 Photographs, 

caricature 

CLEMENT, AURORE 

* Aurore Clement was devastated when her role in Apocalypse 

Now was cut, but more than 20 years on, she's ready to take her 

chance to shine - see Film 11/11/01 

CLERICAL ERRORS 

* See Book Reviews - Jays, David 07/01/01 

CLIFFORD, MAX 

* The PR guru for whom recession holds no fears talks to Conal 

Walsh 19/08/01 N 4 5>8 Photograph 

* The publicist Max Clifford will aim to transform the reputation 

of Claims Direct - see Financial Institutions 26/08/01 

CLINTON, BILL 

* Two US leaders - Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton were the 

subject of health alerts yesterday - see International Affairs: 

USA 14/01/01 

* Bill Clinton, the former US President, receives a garland from 

children at a home in Calcutta 08/04/01 B 2 4 Photograph 

* Bill Clinton still has pulling power and his European tour, 

which hits Britain this week, is earning him a fortune 20/05/01 


* Bill Clinton went running in Oxford yesterday morning, where 

his daughter Chelsea is reportedly planning to become a 

postgraduate in the autumn 27/05/01 B 4 4 Photograph 

* Tim Henman frustrated by rain as Bill Clinton charms the 

Wimbledon crowd - see Sport: Tennis 08/07/01 

* New York: Bill Clinton opened his new office in Harlem last 

week - the best places to mix with the locals - see Travel 

05/08/01 

* He left the White House in disgrace after doling out dubious 

pardons, now only months later, Bill Clinton's popularity at 

home and abroad has reached new heights 09/09/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

CLINTON, BILL & HILLARY 

* Focus on the Clinton's 25/02/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

CLONING 

* The cloning controversy: the real horrors will be the ones that 

affect the mind 12/08/01 B 15 1>8 Photographs 

* Interview with Severino Antinori who is determined to come 

to Britain to clone humans - see Antinori, Severino 02/12/01 

* Scientists have taken a major step towards cloning organs for 

patients suffering from cancer, Alzheimer's or diabetes 09/12/01 


CLOUDED PEACE, A 


COE, SEBASTIAN

* Profile on former Olympic champion turned politician, 

Sebastian Coe 18/02/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

COFFEE GROWING 

* Coffee beans were supposed to be the answer to Vietnam's 

woes but civil strife and environmental destruction are the result 

- see International Affairs: S.E. Asia 12/08/01 



- see Business & Industry 12/08/01 

* Desperate coffee growers in central and Latin America are 

planting coca, the leaf form which cocaine is produced - see 

International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 12/08/01 

COHEN, LEONARD 

* Interview with Leonard Cohen, singer 14/10/01 M 10>15 1>4 

Photographs 

COHEN, NICK 


* Columnist 16/09/01 X 27 1>5 Photographs 

COHN-BENDIT, DANIEL 

* He preached liberation to a generation, but did Daniel Cohn- 

Bendit have a dark secret asks Kate Connolly 28/01/01 B 3 1>6 

Photographs 

COLD SIX THOUSAND, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Cox, Tom 22/04/01 

COLDEST MARCH, THE 

* See Book Reviews - MacFarlane, Robert 07/10/01 

COLDITZ 

* See Book Reviews - Rayner, Jay 12/08/01 

COLFER, EOIN 

* Interview with Eoin Colfer, author of Artemis Fowl, which has 

already earned him £700,000 in publishers' advances - see Books 


COLLECTED POEMS 


COLUMBUS, CHRIS 

* Profile on Chris Columbus, film director, writer and producer 

28/10/01 B 29 1>6 Photograph, caricature 

COMBS, SEAN 

* The trials of Puff Daddy, real name Sean Combs 18/03/01 B 


* Cleared rap star Sean 'Puffy' Combs faces one billion dollars 

worth of civil suits as he seeks to keep his corporate empire and 

image intact 18/03/01 B 3 7 

COME UP AND SEE ME SOMETIME 


COMEDY 

* Heard the one about the black South African comic and the 

white audience? - see International Affairs: Africa 14/01/01 

* Interview with Norman Wisdom, the grandaddy of British 

comedy - see Wisdom, Norman 25/02/01 

* Review of The League of Gentlemen Presents A Local Show 

For Local People 18/03/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* As Amnesty International marks its fortieth anniversary, John 

Cleese hands over the reins of the Secret Policeman shows - see 


48 

Amnesty International 01/04/01 

* Review of John Shuttleworth: One Foot in the Gravy 08/04/01 


* Review of the Melbourne Comedy Festival 15/04/01 R 10 1>7 

Photographs 

* Trigger Happy TV hits a new high in hidden camera comedy 

15/04/01 R 8 1>4 Photograph 

* Review of The Pub Landlord: My Gaff, My Rules/Baddiel & 

Skinner Unplanned 22/04/01 R 13 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Mike Albo: Please Everything Burst 27/05/01 R 13 


* Review of Edinburgh Comedy 17/06/01 R 6 5>8 Photographs 

* Review of Pieter-Dirk Uys: Foreign Aids 08/07/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 05/08/01 R 10 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Ed Byrne 16/09/01 R 11 4>8 

* Interview with actor and comedian, Billy Connolly - see 


* Review of Victoria Wood at the Royal Albert Hall 23/09/01 R 


* Review of Jackie Mason 14/10/01 R 13 4>6 Photograph 

* Review of Middle Aged Bimbo 21/10/01 R 11 6>8 

* Review of Richard Herring in Christ on a Bike! 28/10/01 R 13 


* Comedy Diary: Rich Hall 25/11/01 R 13 1>2 Photograph 



country's film industry by finding funny film ideas 25/11/01 B 4 


* Review of Bottom 2001: An Arse Oddity 02/12/01 R 13 1>6 

Photograph 

* Review of Jackie Clune's Bitchin' Christmas 09/12/01 R 13 


* The critically-acclaimed ITV comedy romance Cold Feet 

failed to win a single award at last night's British Comedy 

Awards 16/12/01 B 12 1>5 Photographs 

* Comedy Store Special - see Radio 30/12/01 

* Comedy 2002: Stephanie Merritt 30/12/01 R 9 7>8 

Photograph 

COMEDY MAN, THE 


COMIC RELIEF 

* The work done by charity Comic Relief in Britain 04/03/01 M 


COMICS, COMIX & GRAPHIC NOVELS 


COMPANY OF STRANGERS, THE 


COMPASS MURPHY 


COMPLETE SHORT STORIES, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Mars-Jones, Adam 30/09/01

COMPLETE STORIES, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Cowley, Jason 04/11/01 

COMPUTERS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 

* Apple's generation OS X - competitor to Microsoft's Windows 

software 25/03/01 N 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Xbox is Bill Gates' answer to PlayStation, but can a machine 

from the terminally uncool computer company fight the might of 

Sony? 13/05/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs 

* It is known as 'desk rage' - one in four Britons admits to 

beating their computer 10/06/01 B 4 4>8 Photograph, cartoon 

* Code Red, which infected nearly 300,000 computers, cleverly 

exploited a weakness in Microsoft's popular internet information 

servers 05/08/01 N 6 1>8 Illustration 

* The personal computer has transformed our lives and, 20 years 

on, is still shaping our future 12/08/01 B 16 1>8 Photographs 



unable to control violent behaviour 19/08/01 B 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Even a $1bn marketing drive may not make up for Microsoft's 

lousy timing - see Business & Industry 28/10/01 

* The PlayStation video-gamers from Tokyo, Sony, are gearing 

up to Bill Gates and his Xbox with wild characters and off-thewall 

software 04/11/01 N 6 3>6 Illustrations 

CONCORDE 

* Negligence by Air France ground staff may have been a 

contributory factor behind the Concorde crash that killed 114 

near Paris last July 13/05/01 B 1 7>8 Photograph 

* Concorde: the unanswered questions 13/05/01 B 19>20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Concorde flies again in style after a £50m revamp - see 

Aviation Industry 28/10/01 

* Jeannette Hyde flies Concorde to the Caribbean playground of 

the rich and famous - see Travel 09/12/01 

CONNOLLY, BILLY 

* Billy Connolly, one of Britain's greatest comedians, has 

spoken for the first time of the sexual and physical abuse he 

suffered as a child 23/09/01 B 1 1>7 Photograph 


extraordinary biography by his wife, Pamela Stephenson 

23/09/01 M 18>22 1>4 Photographs 

* Interview with actor and comedian, Billy Connolly 23/09/01 


* The lost years: the second extract from Pamela Stephenson's 

candid biography of her husband 30/09/01 M 20>24 1>4 

Photographs 

* The Glory Years: the final extract from Pamela Stephenson's 

extraordinary biography of her husband, actor and comedian, 

Billy Connolly 07/10/01 M 17>20 1>4 Photographs 

CONRAN, TERENCE 

* Terence Conran didn't set out to transform British taste and 

style but that's what happened during his 50 years at the 

forefront of design 26/08/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

CONSERVATIVE PARTY, THE 

* The Conservative Party was accused of taking an 'illegal' 

donation from a foreign company, which under a new law could 

lead to Tory officials facing criminal charges 06/05/01 B 2 3>5 

* Peter Preston on the Tory Press - see Media 26/08/01 


49 

* Conservatives in crisis 26/08/01 B 14>15 1>8 Photographs 

* Just 3 per cent of voters recognise key members of the 

Conservative Party shadow cabinet 07/10/01 B 10 1>8 

Photographs 

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 

* Three builders paid for the trade boom with their lives 




margins 25/02/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 


Work 27/05/01 

* Construction companies have warned the Government that its 

much-vaunted public infrastructure investment programme is 

undeliverable unless the controversial private finance initiative is 

speeded up 02/09/01 N 1 1>3 

CONSUMERISM 

* What to do if that pink top now seems less of a bargain 

07/01/01 C 11 1>6 Photograph 

* According to a recent report by the DTI on consumer attitudes 

to switching energy and telephone suppliers, apathy abounds - 


* As C&A call it a day, big-spending Britons trade up to the 

finer things in life 28/01/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs 

* UK icons bite the dust as consumers shop in a world without 

frontiers 11/03/01 N 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Antwerp is the perfect destination for a shopping spree - see 

Travel 15/04/01 

* A major new study suggests that for millions of people, binge 

shopping is no longer an emotional cure-all 06/05/01 B 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Management: why are UK prices the sixth highest in the 

world? - who's behind rip-off Britain - see Work 24/06/01 

* Dark clouds may be massing, but high-spending consumers 

cannot seem to stop shopping long enough to notice 22/07/01 N 


* Spending may be set to slide, but stores are pumping cash into 

city centres - see Economy 05/08/01 

* Successive government planning rules are against issuing 

permission for out-of-town shopping malls - see Environment 

05/08/01 

* The Labour market is beginning to feel the effects of a 

weakening economy, but consumers are continuing their 

spending binge, according to figures to be released tomorrow - 

see Economy 05/08/01 

* Shoppers stay at home during the half-term school holidays 

28/10/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* Special magazine issue on shopping 28/10/01 18>73 1>4 

Photographs 

* Card debt soars as shoppers log on to the store that never 

closes - the internet 28/10/01 B 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Stores accused of 'outrageous' mark-ups on Harry Potter 

merchandise 11/11/01 B 9 1>5 Photographs 

* An index launched tomorrow will reveal rapid growth in sales 

of ethical products 18/11/01 N 2 1>3 

* How UK shoppers are entering the festive season in high 

spirits, but the experts worry about the hangover to come 


* Children have more pocket money than ever and are more

successful at persuading their parents to buy the latest toys and 

games than previous generations - see Children 25/11/01 




* Recession may be around the corner, but no one's told Britain's 

shoppers who remain determined to spend 30/12/01 B 13 1>6 

Photographs 

COOK, BARBARA 

* See Cabaret 22/07/01 

COOPER, ALICE 

* Interview with Alice Cooper, ageing rockstar 29/04/01 M 


COPE, WENDY 


CORBETT, GERALD 

* Former Railtrack boss Gerald Corbett, now executive chairman 

of Woolworths, is in line for a 50 per cent salary hike 29/07/01 

N 1 5>8 

CORRECTIONS, THE 


COSMETIC SURGERY 

* Britons are taking holidays in South Africa and combining the 

trips with the opportunity to have plastic surgery at a fraction of 

the cost of surgery in Britain 18/03/01 B 7 1>7 Photographs 

* Record numbers of people are using cosmetic surgery 


COST OF, THE… 

* Buying a pub 07/01/01 M 4 4 Photograph 

* Cooking like a pro 14/01/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Having your own gym 21/01/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A nuclear bunker 28/01/01 M 7 4 Photograph 

* Night driving 04/02/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Being a better lover 11/02/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Owning your own airline 18/02/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Skiing 25/02/01 M 7 4 Photograph 

* Circling the globe 04/03/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Starting a business 11/03/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A hi-tech batchelor pad 18/03/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Joining the circus 25/03/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Taking up sumo wrestling 01/04/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A spa 08/04/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Being a spy 15/04/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A casino 22/04/01 M 5 3 Photograph 

* A cup of coffee 29/04/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A suntan 06/05/01 M 5 3 Photograph 

* A private jet 13/05/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Being an MP 20/05/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* An art collection 27/05/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Playing golf 03/06/01 M 5 4 Photograph 


50 

* Being a rock snob 10/06/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Growing old 17/06/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Buying a horse 24/06/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A good night's sleep 01/07/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Running with bulls 08/07/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A joint 15/07/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Surfing 22/07/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A wine cellar 29/07/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Self-sufficiency 05/08/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Weather control 12/08/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Self-defence 19/08/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Team-building 26/08/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Perfume 02/09/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Manners 09/09/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Going to school 16/09/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* More hair 23/09/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A walk in the country 30/09/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A fetish 07/10/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A better memory 14/10/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Staying awake 21/10/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Eternal youth 28/10/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A personal shopper 04/11/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A massage 11/11/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Going to the South Pole 18/11/01 M 4 4 Photograph 

* Hacking 25/11/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Being a fashion designer 02/12/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* A Banquet 09/12/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

* Yoga 16/12/01 M 5 4 Photograph 

COT DEATHS 

* Teenage mothers will be targeted in a major drive by Health 

Secretary Alan Milburn to cut infant deaths 25/11/01 B 9 1>2 

COUNTRYSIDE 

* Hare coursing is selling itself to a new breed of follower, but 

no amount of marketing could mask the scent of death - see 

Sport: Hare Coursing 07/01/01 

* A master could claim to be exercising his foxhounds if hunting 

is banned - see Fox Hunting 14/01/01 

* Sam Taylor has swapped the doubtful pleasures of urban 

England for the good (if scary) life in rural France - see Families 

& Family Life 21/01/01 

* The Countryside Debates - see Radio 21/01/01 

* Race attacks are almost 10 times more likely to happen in rural 

areas, according to an exclusive Observer survey - see Racism 

18/02/01 


through London, while they're aware animal rights activists are 

threatening to attack their homes - see Demonstrations & 

Protests 25/02/01 

* Top tourist attractions reopen for business in a desperate bid to 

save the rural economy from collapse - see Tourism 01/04/01 

* Cumbria's loss is Blackpool's gain as countryside crisis favours

the coast - see Tourism 15/04/01 

* The British deer population is growing so rapidly and 

spreading so far that it is found now in every county in the 

country and they are causing vast damage to agriculture - see 

Animals 10/06/01 

* The Observer has uncovered details of more than 30 highly 

controversial plans for new roads through nature reserves and 

historic sites - see Transport 04/11/01 

COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE, THE 

* The Countryside Alliance has come under attack from rural 

campaigners and others after an investigation has revealed it has 

invested in companies criticised for damaging rural communities 


COURIC, KATIE 

* America's Katie Couric's 'ordinariness' has made her TV's bestpaid 

presenter 23/12/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs 

COVER-UP OF CONVENIENCE 

* See Book Reviews - Woffinden, Bob 17/06/01 

COWARD, ROS 



COX, BARONESS 

* Christian campaigner Baroness Cox is risking her life in Sudan 

to buy hundreds of people from slave-traders and set them free - 

see International Affairs: Africa 28/01/01 

COX, SARA 

* Interview with Radio One's breakfast show host, Sara Cox 

24/06/01 M 8>12 1>4 Photographs 

* See Radio 08/07/01 

CRAFT, IAN 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Ian Craft, the pioneer in IVF 28/01/01 


CRAWLING AT NIGHT 


CRIADO-PEREZ, CARLOS 

* Interview with Safeway's new chief executive Carlos Criado- 

Perez 25/11/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

CRICK, MICHAEL 

* Michael Crick, the crusading journalist is investigating Alex 

Ferguson, the Manchester United boss for a new biography 

26/08/01 B 6 6>8 

CRIME 

* Lenient sentencing fuels Net child porn - see Pornography 

07/01/01 

* Writer Emmanuel Carrere spent seven years finding out what 

drove Jean-Claude Romand to murder his wife, son, daughter 

and parents - see Carrere, Emmanuel 14/01/01 




* Observer investigation on Bosnia's corrupt elite growing fat on 

human cargo smuggled to the West - see International Affairs: 

Europe 28/01/01 

* Alison Lewis was arrested on suspicion of slaying an entire 

family - after a year long ordeal she has been released without 

charge 28/01/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 


51 

* A flood of tapes now airing on TV chat shows uncover the 

corrupt heart of Peru - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. 

America 04/02/01 

* Kevin Sweeney said his wife's death was an accident; the 

police said it was murder - Jacqueline Davies believes her 

daughter was the victim of an evil con-man 04/02/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

* Inside the hunt for a serial rapist 04/02/01 B 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Sick Briton, Tracy Housel, is set for US execution in Atlanta 


* When the body of a millionaire socialite was found on a 

French beach last week, it seemed like suicide, now some are 

pointing to murder or even the curse of Tutankhamen 04/02/01 


* Stephen Downing walked free 27 years after being jailed for 

the murder of Wendy Sewell, but if he is innocent, then who is 

guilty? - see Downing, Stephen 11/02/01 

* The murky world of expatriate life in Saudi Arabia has been 

rocked by the arrests of three Westerners for murder, but are 

they being framed? - see International Affairs: Middle East 

11/02/01 

* After seven months the search for Lucie Blackman is over - 

Tokyo businessman is to be charged with her murder 11/02/01 

B 1>2 4>6 Photograph 

* Five minutes of madness which led to the killing of 18 year old 

Abdul Osman 11/02/01 M 16>23 1>4 Photographs 

* A key member of a ruthless gang of Russian criminals is in 

Britain, running brutal protection rackets, vice rings and frauds 


* Grim secret of the man in the Armani suit, the 'Tokyo Ripper' 

suspected of killing English hostess, Lucie Blackman 11/02/01 


* Stephen Downing, victim of what campaigners describe as one 

of Britain's worst miscarriages of justice could receive up to £8m 

compensation - see Downing, Stephen 18/02/01 

* The hidden truth behind race crimes in Britain - see Racism 

18/02/01 

* Highly sophisticated criminal gangs are smuggling more than 

£1bn in cash out of Britain each year 18/02/01 B 6 7>8 

Photograph 

* The decoding of DNA could finally lead detectives to up to 

600 free murderers in Britain - see Genetics 25/02/01 

* The trial of the man accused of murdering TV presenter Jill 

Dando is set to become one of the highest-profile court cases as 

the media gear up to provide blanket coverage - see Media 

25/02/01 

* When robber and cop-killer Kenneth Noye was extradited from 

Spain for his brutal 'M25' murder, it seemed justice had been 

done but the matter of three tons of stolen bullion remains - see 

Noye, Ken 25/02/01 

* Jane Blackman held an emotional press conference in Tokyo 

where she will arrange to collect the body of her murdered 

daughter Lucie 25/02/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Mother of murder victim Lucie Blackman flies to Tokyo for 

final time after months of torment 25/02/01 B 2 4>6 

Photographs 

* Looted Afghan art smuggled to London - see Art 11/03/01 

* The law that says no one acquitted of a crime can be tried for it 

again is under threat - the families of some victims now believe 

justice is close - see Legal Affairs 11/03/01 

* Peter Noble sank 13 pints then got in his car and killed six

people… why did no one stop him? 11/03/01 B 20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Trail of murdered women is feared to be the work of Rippers 

on the loose 11/03/01 B 7 1>8 Photographs 

* UK antique dealers are up in arms over legislation designed to 

crack down on crime which is forcing them to keep detailed 

records - see Antiques 18/03/01 

* UK antique dealers are up in arms over legislation designed to 

crack down on crime which is forcing them to keep detailed 

records 18/03/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 

* Crime fears as five police stations shut each month since 

Labour came into power 25/03/01 B 1>2 4>6 

* The careers and freedom of three top footballers are on a knifeedge 

after one of them changed his story over a gang assault on a 

student 25/03/01 B 19 1>8 Photographs 

* Victims of violence forced to battle for 'stingy' payouts 

08/04/01 C 14>15 1>4 Photograph 

* Impersonation, the fastest rising form of fraud, is all too easy 

to commit 08/04/01 C 2>4 2>4 Photographs 

* Drug barons from two of Britain's most crime-ridden cities - 

Liverpool and Glasgow - have forged an uneasy alliance to 

traffic millions of pounds worth of drugs 08/04/01 B 6 5>6 

* The five-year search for the killer of Caroline Dickinson 

appeared to be over last night when French police announced 

DNA samples taken from a suspect were 'very similar' to those at 

the murder scene 15/04/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph 

* The father of murdered schoolgirl Caroline Dickinson, tells of 

his family's hope following DNA tests 15/04/01 B 6 1>8 

Photographs 

* Mystery surrounds the death of a holidaymaker whose Turkish 

boyfriend has been given granted asylum in Britain - see Asylum 

Seekers 22/04/01 

* Young offenders will be forced to carry out hard work for their 

communities in a shake-up of the youth system to be unveiled by 

Tony Blair this week 22/04/01 B 2 7 

* Many have witnessed gangland-style savagery in the London 

borough of Hackney, yet few will admit it 22/04/01 B 7 1>7 

Photographs 

* Profile on Pablo Escobar, Colombia's king of cocaine, who 

started his criminal career as a car thief and ended up as the 

seventh richest man in the world - see Escobar, Pablo 29/04/01 

* The brutal blood sports of cockfighting and dogfighting are on 

the rise in Britain again, according to animal welfare officials - 

see Bloodsports 29/04/01 

* A private plane is expected to leave Rio de Janeiro today to 

bring Great Train Robber, Ronnie Biggs home after 35 years on 

the run - see Biggs, Ronnie 06/05/01 

* A tough package of crime measures is to be made the launch 

pad for Tony Blair's electoral appeal to Britain's middle ground - 

see Politics 06/05/01 

* In Denmark Claus Bork Hansen was riddled with 26 bullets in 

a murder some fear could herald the resumption of vicious 

warfare between Hell's Angels gangs - see International Affairs: 

Europe 06/05/01 

* New investigation queries stepfather's conviction for murder of 

nine-year-old 06/05/01 B 10 3>8 Photographs 

* One of the two boys freed from court after an allegedly 'racist' 

attack on an Asian schoolmate had previously assaulted the same 

child when they were both aged nine 13/05/01 B 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Senior police officers believe the murderers of young Damilola 

Taylor will remain free for good because of early blunders in the 


52 

investigation 13/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* 60 per cent of criminals take hard drugs - see Drugs & Drug 

Abuse 20/05/01 

* British police are likely to be the first in the world to acquire a 

national database that can identify criminals from foot prints - 

see Police 20/05/01 

* Interview with Cherri Gilham who murdered her lover 

20/05/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Gangland vengeance and empty promises of protection are 

destroying a vital weapon in the battle against crime - the 

supergrass system faces collapse 20/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* Customs investigators are powerless to prevent a scam known 

as 'carousel fraud' under which the Government is persuaded to 

give VAT refunds on payments never made 03/06/01 N 1 5>6 

* Violent crime in Britain is rising at the second fastest rate in 

the world and escalating at the same rate as crime-ridden South 

Africa 03/06/01 B 11 1>8 

* Police are to conduct tests on the body of a murdered London 

vicar Father David Paget to find out whether he had engaged in 

sexual activity in the hours before he was murdered 03/06/01 B 


* Railtrack and British Transport Police have deployed a 

helicopter and photographer to monitor the worst areas in Britain 

for rail vandalism and trespassing - see Railway Industry 

10/06/01 

* Ancient manuscripts and historic books worth millions of 

pounds are being trafficked through Britain as criminals seek 

alternatives to high-risk ventures such as armed robbery and 

drugs 10/06/01 B 10 1>6 Photographs 

* A covert operation by West Midlands police against a gang of 

crack dealers put the lives of two elite undercover officers at risk 

- report on a catalogue of errors 10/06/01 B 17 1>7 Illustration 

* Criminal records are so full of serious errors that the launch of 

a new government database of them has been indefinitely 

delayed 10/06/01 B 7 1>2 

* Her dream trip to Goa ended in agony when she was gangraped 

on a beach, now Joeleen Sketchley is dead and her family's 

fight for justice hangs on the decision of an Indian court 


* The underworld is braced for a new round of killings after 

jailed kingpin Paul Ferris named informers in a book that has 

infuriated his rivals 17/06/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* The Bulger Case: Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were 

freed last week - how the teenagers persuaded the experts that 

they would not murder again - see Bulger, James 24/06/01 

* The Home Office believes the killers of toddler James Bulger 

will be identified within months and has made contingency plans 

to protect the killers - see Bulger, James 24/06/01 

* The jurors in the Jill Dando murder case failed to reach a 

majority verdict last night and were told to return to their hotel 

for the fourth night - see Dando, Jill 01/07/01 

* Serious sex offenders including rapists and paedophiles, will 

be refused early release from prison under a crackdown by 

Home Secretary David Blunkett designed to ease public concern 

01/07/01 B 1>2 2>4 Photograph 

* Convicted for the murder of Jill Dando, Barry George's 

lawyers struggle to find grounds to mount an appeal amid 

concerns that his conviction on circumstantial evidence may be 

unsafe - see Dando, Jill 08/07/01 

* Judge's daughter killed, cover-up by the Establishment, 

innocent man framed… that's the true story, now read the novel 

'The Blue Tango' by Eoin McNamee - see Books 08/07/01 

* Servicemen are committing tens of thousands of crimes a year,

an Observer investigation has revealed - see Armed Forces 

08/07/01 

* New genetic research could help clear the name of a mother 

convicted for double 'cot death' murders - see Genetics 15/07/01 

* A British businessman who was kidnapped in South Africa and 

held to ransom at gunpoint for three days spoke of his ordeal 

15/07/01 B 12 1>2 Photograph 

* Locking up young offenders is increasing the risk of youth 

crime, according to a report published by the crime reduction 

charity Nacro this week 15/07/01 B 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Researchers at Sussex University have discovered how CCTV 

camera controllers can spot criminals by studying the way they 

walk just before committing a crime 22/07/01 B 11 7 

* A customised pick-up truck now offers police their best hope 

of finding the gunman who attacked a British tourist in Australia 

and attempted to abduct his girlfriend 22/07/01 B 21 1>5 

Photographs 

* The Australian outback has provided few clues on Joanne Lees 

and Peter Falconio's ordeal after being attacked by a gunman 


* The sex offenders' register, which contains the addresses of 

15,000 criminals, is to be doubled in size as the government 

reacts to criticism that it is not doing enough to stop paedophiles 

29/07/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* John Wilson goes undercover with the scourge of international 

art thievery - see Art 05/08/01 

* The Turkish Mafia is set to become the deadliest criminal 

organisation operating in the UK as it bids to win a battle for 

control of Britain's heroin market 05/08/01 B 14 5>7 

* Organised gangs are stealing millions of pounds from pubs, 

clubs and amusement arcades using specially designed tools and 

sophisticated electronic devices 19/08/01 B 10 1>5 Photographs 

* Dawn Airey, chief executive of Channel 5, defended her 

decision to screen a documentary series about the mass murders 

of Fred West - see Television 26/08/01 

* Jamaican 'Yardies' used to get the blame for much of London's 

violent crime, now British-born youths are in the ascendant and 

their gun culture is spreading across the country 26/08/01 B 


* The internet fuels record credit card fraud - see Internet 

02/09/01 


British Royal Navy crew foil a £60m cocaine smuggling run 


* Farmers plunged into crisis after having their livestock culled 

because of the disease are now being targeted by organised 

gangs of thieves - see Farms & Farming 16/09/01 

* Guy Loudmer, a corrupt auctioneer stole art cash in France 

23/09/01 B 9 7>8 Photograph 

* Detectives hunting the killers of a young black child believe 

the parents may be aware that the child had been murdered 

30/09/01 B 10 7>8 Photograph 

* Criminal gangs are making millions of pounds from the sale of 

highly contaminated meat 07/10/01 B 10 7>8 

* Fear grips Liverpool as a gang feud claims its sixth victim 


* A sailor who has spent the past 13 years trying to prove 

himself innocent of murder and rape could soon be freed after 

vital evidence was uncovered in a police filing cabinet - see 

Prisons & Prisoners 21/10/01 

* Police were trying to negotiate the release of a two-year-old 

boy taken hostage by his father in a custody dispute 21/10/01 B 


53 


* Nick Ross, the presenter of the BBC's Crimewatch 

programme, has launched a bitter attack on the Government's 

crime policies, accusing Ministers of ignoring victims in favour 

of criminals 21/10/01 B 7 1>5 Photograph 

* The Government was accused of a cynical attempt to 

manipulate the truth about crime after secret documents revealed 

a scheme to artificially 'boost' conviction rates 28/10/01 B 1, 3 

7>8 

* Lawyers are to be allowed to warn suspect clients that they 

plan to tip off law enforcement agencies about concerns they are 

handling criminal money - see Legal Affairs 04/11/01 

* Previously unseen pictures taken by the Photography Branch 

of the Metropolitan Police, a century after the unit was set up - 


* Violent crime epidemic rocks France - see International 

Affairs: Europe 04/11/01 

* Police are investigating a fire that tore through a house in south 

London killing four children 04/11/01 B 12 6>7 Photograph 

* The days are numbered for British fugitives on the run in 

Spain's 'Costa Del Crime' with the arrival of Home Secretary 

David Blunkett to finalise a new fast-track extradition treaty with 

Spain 18/11/01 B 10 1>7 Photographs 

* Company directors throughout the European Union could have 

their homes raided under tough new cartel-busting laws likely to 

be approved next year - see European Union 25/11/01 

* First offenders being caught with ecstasy are not being 

prosecuted according to a senior police officer - see Drugs & 


* Violent crime spree spills New York's Thanksgiving - see 

International Affairs: U.S.A. 25/11/01 

* The Curse of the Brinks-Mat gold bullion robbery - report on 

an 18-year saga of murder and betrayal 25/11/01 B 15 1>7 

Photographs 

* A former Radio One DJ convicted of a string of sexual charges 

against children in the Czech Republic, is to be extradited to 

Britain to face further charges 25/11/01 B 6 6>7 

* A Director at one of Britain's most prestigious banking 

consultancies had been named as a key player in a Russian Mafia 

plot to smuggle missiles and ammunition during the Bosnian war 

09/12/01 B 8 5>6 Photograph 



generation of thuggish millionaire players in an alcohol... - see 




the jury which tried the case against two footballers of racial 

discrimination 16/12/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs 


magnet for child molesters - see Paedophiles 23/12/01 

* Police are demanding new powers from the Government that 

would allow them to take DNA samples from thousands of 

corpses in a bid to solve serious crimes 23/12/01 B 11 1>4 

* Five arrested after girl, 15, is raped in shopping centre 

23/12/01 B 2 4>5 

* The downfall of a supergrass who thought he was untouchable 


* Profile on Lord Woolf, champion of human rights, who wants 

to lock up dangerous people before they commit a crime - see 

Woolf, Lord 30/12/01 

CROMWELL, OLIVER

* Historian Simon Schama's TV trial of 'war criminal' Oliver 

Cromwell 06/05/01 B 6 1>5 Illustration 

CROWTHER, JONATHAN 


CRUISE, TOM 



CRYPTO 

* See Book Reviews - Naughton, John 04/02/01 

CULTS 

* Leslie Van Houten, the youngest of the murderous cult leader 

Charles Manson's Family tells her story for the first time and 

says she wants to go free - see Van Houten, Leslie 24/06/01 

D12 


DAFOE, WILLEM 

* Interview with actor, Willem Dafoe 26/08/01 M 10>13 1>4 

Photographs 

DANCE 

* Review of Jeremy James: The Last Fish Finger/Swan Lake 

14/01/01 R 14 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of La Ribot/Royal Ballet 21/01/01 R 12 8 

* Teddy Kumakawa's breakaway from the Royal Ballet shook 

the dance world, but two bright new companies have emerged 

from the defections 21/01/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Henri Oguike Dance Company 28/01/01 R 11 1>5 

Photograph 

* Review of Cohabitants/Romeo and Juliet 11/02/01 R 13 7>8 

Photograph 

* The stomping Australian show Tap Dogs returns to Sadler's 

Wells, with 700 now dancing around the globe, the man who 

invented them keeps marketing the myth 11/02/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Romeo and Juliet/La Fille Mal Gardee/Mark 

Baldwin Dance Company 18/02/01 R 10 5>8 Photograph 

* Review of Jekyll and Hyde/Rien de Rien/Romeo and Juliet 


* Review of Pura Pasion/Richard Alston Dance Theatre 

04/03/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Triad/This House Will Burn/Powder/Concerto 

Barocco 11/03/01 R 16 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Frozen Progress/Richard Alston Dance Company 

25/03/01 R 11 1>6 

* Review of Sankai Juku/Phoenix Dance Company/English 

National Ballet 01/04/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Houston Ballet 08/04/01 R 10 6>8 

* Review of Duo:logue 22/04/01 R 13 6>7 

* Review of Bolshoi Ballet/Stravinsky Staged/Bounce 29/04/01 


* Review of First Class Air Male/Rambert Dance Company 


* Review of Dutch National Ballet/Bolshoi Ballet/Arthur (Part 

Two) 20/05/01 R 10 2>7 Photograph 

* Review of A Knight at the Ballet/Jerome Bel/CandoCo 



54 

* Review of Shochiku Grand Kabuki/Song of the Earth 


* Review of Swan Lake, Cullberg Ballet/Kenneth Kvarnstrom & 

Co 10/06/01 R 10 2>7 Photographs 

* Review of The Sleeping Beauty/Cullberg Ballet triple bill 

17/06/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of San Francisco Ballet/New York City Ballet/White 

Oak Dance Project 17/06/01 R 6 7>8 Photographs 

* Review of the Rambert Dance Company/Kirov Ballet 

24/06/01 R 13 1>5 

* Review of Le Corsaire/Swan Lake/Arc Dance Company 


* Review of Kirov Ballet 08/07/01 R 13 6>8 Photograph 

* Review of Eurovision Young Dancers 2001/Royal Ballet 

School/English National Ballet School 15/07/01 R 15 7>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Swan Lake, Royal Ballet 29/07/01 R 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Giselle 12/08/01 R 13 4>6 Photograph 

* Review of In Situ/The Art of Fugue/Double Points: 1 and 2 

26/08/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of New York City Ballet/Metapolis 02/09/01 R 13 


* Review of i said i/Swan Lake 09/09/01 R 10 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Birmingham Royal Ballet 16/09/01 R 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of A Streetcar Named Desire/Anastasia Volochkova/ 

Les Ballets Trockadero 30/09/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Sabotage Baby/Irek Mukhamedov Kids Gala 

07/10/01 R 11 3>6 

* Review of Richard Alston Dance Company/Weak Dance 

Strong Questions/Phantom of the Ballet 14/10/01 R 11 7>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Mark Morris Dance Group/George Piper Dances 


* Review of Before And After: The Fall/Michael Clark 

Company/Don Quixote 28/10/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Ricochet Dance Company/Don Quixote 04/11/01 R 


* Review of Ballett Frankfurt/Pick Up Performance Company 


* Review of Birmingham Royal Ballet/Rambert Dance Company 

18/11/01 R 13 1>8 

* Review of Onegin/Rambert Dance Company 25/11/01 R 11 


* Review of Double Concerto/Onegin 02/12/01 R 11 1>6 

Photograph 

* Review of Live & Uncut, George Piper Dances/The Misty 

Frontier 09/12/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Review of The Nutcracker/South Pacific/Related Rocks 

16/12/01 R 12 4>8 Photograph 

* Dance of the Year: Jann Parry 23/12/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Dance 2002: Jann Parry 30/12/01 R 6 1>8 Photographs 

DANDEKER, CELESTE 

* Interview with dancer and wheelchair user, Celeste Dandeker 

13/05/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph

DANDO, JILL 

* The jurors in the Jill Dando murder case failed to reach a 

majority verdict last night and were told to return to their hotel 

for the fourth night 01/07/01 B 1 5>6 

* Convicted for the murder of Jill Dando, Barry George's 

lawyers struggle to find grounds to mount an appeal amid 

concerns that his conviction on circumstantial evidence may be 

unsafe 08/07/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 

DANTE 

* See Book Reviews - Churchwell, Sarah 26/08/01 

DARK CLUE, THE 


DARK ROOM, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Green, Zoe 22/07/01 

DARKNESS MORE THAN NIGHT, A 


DAVIES, GAVYN 


Gavyn Davies, new Chairman of the BBC - see Media 23/09/01 

* Gavyn Davies lands the job of Chairman of the BBC - see 

Media 23/09/01 

DAVIES, SIR HOWARD 

* Interview with Sir Howard Davies, chairman of the Financial 

Services Authority - see Financial Services Authority 07/10/01 

DAVIS, DAVID 

* Euan Ferguson meets… David Davis, the dark-horse for the 

Tory leadership 24/06/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

DAVIS, MIKE 


DAVIS, PETER 

* Peter Davis, the former National Lottery regulator, is being 

investigated over his role as a director of the stricken insurer 

Equitable Life 27/05/01 N 1 1>3 Photograph 

DAWKINS, RICHARD 

* In an open letter to Estelle Morris, Richard Dawkins calls on 

the Government to think about funding yet more divisive faith 

schools - see Education 30/12/01 

DAY OF THE OWL, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Dickie, John 15/07/01 

DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS, THE 

* See Classicwatch 02/09/01 

DAY WE HAD HITLER HOME, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Griffiths, Joanna 29/04/01 

DAY, ROBIN & LUCIENNE 

* See Design 11/02/01 

DAYDREAM BELIEVER 

* See Book Reviews - Paxman, Jeremy 04/11/01 

DE CADANET, AMANDA 

* Interview with Amanda de Cadenet, celebrity 04/03/01 R 3 


DE CAUNES, ANTOINE 


55 

* Profile on Antoine de Caunes, the Frenchman who has been 

the host of Channel 4's Eurotrash since 1993 18/03/01 B 27 1>6 

Photograph, caricature 

DE NIRO, ROBERT 

* Robert de Niro is rumoured to be coming to the London stage 

this year to star in Art in the latest of Hollywood's West End 

invasion 07/01/01 B 4 1>6 Photographs 

DE VALOIS, DAME NINETTE 

* Obituary of Dame Ninette de Valois, 1898-2001 - see Deaths 

11/03/01 

DEAD FAMOUS 

* See Book Reviews - Allardice, Lisa 04/11/01 

DEADKIDSONGS 

* See Book Reviews - Holland, Michael 11/02/01 

DEATH AND THE PENGUIN 

* See Book Reviews - Gentleman, Amelia 08/04/01 

DEATH IN HOLY ORDERS 

* See Book Reviews - Upson, Nicola 04/03/01 

DEATH OF VISHNU, THE 


DEATHS 

* Three builders paid for the trade boom with their lives - see 

Construction Industry 07/01/01 

* Michael Williams 1935-2001: the former director of the Royal 

National Theatre, Sir Richard Eyre, remembers the actor 

Michael Williams, who died last week 14/01/01 R 12 7>8 

Photograph 

* Lorna Sage, author and acclaimed Observer literary critic died 

last week 14/01/01 R 15 6 Photograph 

* William Hewlett, the electrical engineer who set up a tiny 

electronics company with David Packard in California in 1938, 

died yesterday aged 87 14/01/01 B 25 1>5 Photograph 

* Tribute to The Observer's Gavin Young, who died last week, 

aged 72 21/01/01 B 24 7>8 Photograph 

* Obituary on Alan Ross, who died last week aged 78 - he was 

football correspondent of The Observer from 1950-54 and 

cricket correspondent from 1954-72 18/02/01 S 15 7>8 

Photograph 



margins - see Construction Industry 25/02/01 

* Tribute to the writer John Diamond who died on Friday after a 

long battle with cancer - see Diamond, John 04/03/01 

* Obituary of Dame Ninette de Valois, 1898-2001 11/03/01 R 


* Tribute to Tony Bevins, former political editor of The 

Observer who died on Friday of pneumonia at age 58 25/03/01 


* Footballer, David Rocastle dies at 33 - see Sport: Football 

01/04/01 

* Police were trying to piece together the final hours of the 

friend of Michael Barrymore, Stuart Lubbock, found dead at his 

home - see Barrymore, Michael 08/04/01 

* Rangers hero Jim Baxter has died aged 61 after a battle against 

cancer 15/04/01 S 7 1>2 Photograph 

* Douglas Adams, cult author of the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the 

Galaxy dies, aged 49, after collapsing at gym workout 13/05/01



Work 27/05/01 

* Film critic Philip French remembers his friend and mentor, 

David Sylvester, who died on 19th June 2001 24/06/01 R 6 1>6 

Photograph 

* Tribute to Jack Lemmon who died on 27th June 2001 

01/07/01 R 8 3>6 Photograph 

* Larry Adler, musician, born Baltimore, 10th February 1914 

died London, 6th August 2001 12/08/01 B 24 2>5 Photograph 

* Motor sport legend Ken Tyrrell died yesterday, aged 77 

26/08/01 S 17 1>2 

* Aaliyah Haughton was just 22 when a plane crash ended her 

rise to superstardom - see Haughton, Aaliyah 02/09/01 



Tate Modern, pays tribute to a brilliant artist and friend - see 


* One of Britain's favourite sports TV commentators, Brian 

Moore, died yesterday 02/09/01 S 7 7>8 Photograph 

* Pauline Kael 1919-2001, the film critics' film critic 09/09/01 


* Bob Gavron pays tribute to his friend Paul Hamlyn, the hugely 

successful founder of Octopus Publishing, who died recently 

09/09/01 N 7 3>7 Photograph 

* Emilie Schindler, the widow of the industrialist Oskar 

Schindler who saved more than 1000 Jews from the gas 

chamber, has died a few days short of her 94th birthday in 

Germany - see Schindler, Emilie 07/10/01 

* Prince Leila Pahlavi, the daughter of the Shah of Iran, died 

alone, aged just 31 in a London hotel room - see Pahlavi, Leila 

14/10/01 

* Anne Riddler, poet, who died earlier this month is remembered 

by Peter Forbes - see Riddler, Anne 28/10/01 

* Ken Kesey, the influential American author of One Flew Over 

the Cuckoo's Nest, died yesterday at the age of 66 in Oregon - 

see Kesey, Ken 11/11/01 

* A tribute to Sir Ernst Grombrich (1901-2001), eminent art 

historian, who died on 3rd November 2001, by Sir Christopher 

Frayling 11/11/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* A Sporting Life: Graham Rock, 1945-2001 - Graham Rock 

agreed to write this account of his life when he knew that, 

because of cancer, there was little of it left - see Rock, Graham 

18/11/01 

* Emma Daly mourns the war reporter Julio Fuentes, gunned 

down by the Taliban, and explains why his death will not deter 

his fellow war reporters - see Media 25/11/01 

* Mourners queue in Liverpool to bid farewell to George 

Harrison, who died after his battle with cancer recently - see 

Harrison, George 02/12/01 

* David Astor, the legendary former editor and proprietor of The 

Observer, died in his sleep early on Friday, aged 89 09/12/01 B 


* Director Budd Boetticher died last week in California aged 85 


* The highly acclaimed German-born writer W.G. Sebald, author 

of the cult novels Austerlitz and Vertigo, has been killed in a 

road accident in Norfolk at the age of 57 16/12/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph 

DEFENCE 

* Doubts over Tony Blair's deal on defence with President Bush 


56 

25/02/01 B 22 8 

* Defence giant BAE Systems ambitions to be at the heart of the 

controversial 'Son of Star Wars' missile defence shield have been 

given a boost by Nato 27/05/01 N 1 4>5 Photograph 

* US President invites Russia to help refashion world security by 

backing missile shield - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 

17/06/01 

* In the early hours of this morning, the US was due to launch a 

missile that could smash 30 years of global arms control 

15/07/01 B 27 2>5 Photograph 

* Robin Cook's most senior former aide has attacked Tony 

Blair's 'obsession' with George Bush's plans for a Star Wars-style 

system to throw a protective nuclear umbrella round the world 

15/07/01 B 5 6>7 

* The US is exploring the development of a 'space-bomber' 

which could destroy targets on the other side of the world within 

30 minutes - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 29/07/01 

* The UK's production capability for sonar equipment used by 

warships and submarines has passed fully into French hands 

after a £50m deal between Paris-based Thales and BAE Systems 

29/07/01 N 2 4>6 Photograph 

* Scientists are developing super-tanks which would use 

powerful magnets to met and destroy incoming missiles and 

shells - see Science 19/08/01 

* French defence contractor Thales has moved to boost UK 

involvement in its attempts to build the Royal Navy's next 

generation of aircraft carriers 16/09/01 N 2 4>6 Photograph 

DEL PONTE, CARLA 

* Profile on Swiss lawyer Carla del Ponte 04/03/01 B 27 1>6 

Caricature, photograph 

DEMONSTRATIONS & PROTESTS 

* Britain's biggest companies have no effective strategy to deal 

with direct activists and are losing the battle against the new 

breed of militants 21/01/01 B 9 7>8 

* Protests against globalisation spread across Switzerland after 

police beat back demonstrators at the World Economic Forum's 

annual meeting - see International Affairs: Europe 28/01/01 


through London, while they're away animal rights activists are 

threatening to attack their homes 25/02/01 B 8 1>8 Photographs 

* Top officers have been issued with a harsh warning as anticapitalists 

prepare for a huge demonstration in London on May 

Day 08/04/01 B 5 1>6 Photographs 

* The ringleaders of this year's May Day anti-capitalist 

demonstration in London plan to hand themselves in to the 

police in protest of alleged harassment 15/04/01 B 7 5>6 

* Protests against the mass slaughter policy for foot and mouth 

disease erupted in London, Gloucester and the Netherlands, 

yesterday - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 22/04/01 

* Anti-globalisation protests in Quebec as 34 American leaders 

gather 22/04/01 B 2 2>6 Photograph 

* Police marksmen on May Day demonstrations alert in London 


* The hype surrounding the forthcoming May Day 

demonstration 29/04/01 B 14>15 1>3 Photographs 

* Police were accused of over-reacting to the threat of May Day 

violence in London and creating an atmosphere which makes a 

serious riot more likely 29/04/01 B 2 4>6 Photograph 

* This week's May Day demonstration, is not about smashing 

capitalism, but about demanding a say in the future of the planet, 

says Kevin Danaher 29/04/01 B 25 1>4 Photographs

* Unrepentant police are refusing to apologise to bystanders 

penned in by riot officers at the end of last week's May Day anticapitalist 

demonstrations - see Police 06/05/01 

* Thousands of union members from the Continent who have 

been demonstrating against job cuts and closures by Marks & 

Spencer will be descending on London for more protest marches 

- see Retail Industry 13/05/01 

* Jersey's parliament has rejected plans by the island's 

government to introduce emergency peacekeeping laws before 

protestors arrive to demonstrate against tax havens - see Jersey 

03/06/01 



protestors 17/06/01 B 1>2 6>8 

DENCH, DAME JUDI 

* Dame Judi Dench has been chosen by families of the British 

victims of the 11 September attacks on New York and 

Washington to lead a service of remembrance in Westminster 

Abbey 25/11/01 B 1 4>5 Photograph 

DENNIS, LES 

* Interview with game show host and funnyman Les Dennis 

talking about patching up his marriage to Amanda Holden 


DEPARTMENT OF TRADE & INDUSTRY 

* Energy minister Peter Hain is threatening oil and gas giants 

with investigation by the Office of Fair Trading - see Energy 

06/05/01 

* No more the left-wing firebrand, Peter Hain is now preaching 

competition at the DTI - see Hain, Peter 06/05/01 

DEPARTURES 













DEPECHE MODE 


DESIGN 

* Review of Robin and Lucienne Day at the Barbican, London 

11/02/01 R 12 1>5 Photograph 

* Deyan Sudjic finds that furniture design, for so long a poor 

relation of the catwalks of Milan, Paris and London, is finally 

going mainstream 08/04/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Terence Conran didn't set out to transform British taste and 

style but that's what happened during his 50 years at the 

forefront of design - see Conran, Terence 26/08/01 

DESMOND, RICHARD 

* The Editor of the Sunday Express, Michael Pilgrim has 


57 

launched an attack on his proprietor, tycoon Richard Desmond - 

see Media 20/05/01 

* As the spotlight turns once again on Express owner Richard 

Desmond, a look at the press baron's controversial past 20/05/01 


DESTINY'S CHILD 

* How did Destiny's child become the biggest pop act on the 

planet? 10/06/01 M 10>16 1>4 Photographs 


DEVIL'S LARDER, THE 


DIAMOND, JOHN 

* Tribute to the writer John Diamond who died on Friday after a 

long battle with cancer 04/03/01 R 1>2 1>3 Photographs 

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES 

* On 1st July, just weeks before her 20th wedding anniversary, 

Diana would have turned 40... it is only now that her true legacy 

is beginning to take effect 10/06/01 R 1>2 1>4 Photographs 

* Diana: Story of a Princess - see Book Reviews - Gerrard, Nicci 

01/07/01 

* A federal court in Australia gave the go-ahead for a trial which 

will pit the late Princess's immediate family against a charity led 

by the Queen Mother regarding the naming of a rose 05/08/01 B 


* Mohamed al-Fayed is trying to force US investigators to hand 

over 1,500 documents in his bid to prove the Paris crash of 

Diana, Princess of Wales and his son Dodi was murder - see 

Fayed, Mohamed 02/09/01 

* As his formidable female ancestors go on show at the National 

Portrait Gallery, Earl Spencer tells Tim Adams how Diana's 

memorial has helped make Althorp less of a mausoleum... - see 

Spencer, Earl 23/09/01 

* Diana, Princess of Wales, could soon join the ranks of musical 

heroines following the opening this weekend of a German stage 

musical called Lady Di - Diana 11/11/01 B 27 1>5 Photograph 

DIARIES 

* If we really wanted to keep our thoughts private, we wouldn't 

write anything down - so do people who keep diaries secretly 

hope someone will read them? 28/01/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

DIARIES: INTO POLITICS 1972-1982 

* See Book Reviews - Kemp, Arnold 14/10/01 

DIARY OF AN AMERICAN AU PAIR, THE 


DIARY OF ONE WHO DISAPPEARED, THE 


DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY 

* The first fully revised edition of the DNB will include 

controversial people previously excluded because of scandals in 

their private lives 11/03/01 B 7 1>2 Photographs 

DIMBLEBY, DAVID 

* Profile on David Dimbleby, who wants to become chairman of 

the BBC 19/08/01 B 21 1>6 Caricature 

DIMBLEBY, JONATHAN 


DINOSAUR HUNTERS, THE


DIRK GENTLY OMNIBUS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - McFarlane, Robert 12/08/01 

DIRTY HAVANA TRILOGY 


DIRTY WAR, A 

* See Book Reviews - Sweeney, John 22/07/01 

DISABILITIES 

* Interview with dancer and wheelchair user, Celeste Dandeker - 

see Dance 13/05/01 

* A disabled prisoner has won compensation for discrimination 

in a landmark case likely to lead to a catalogue of similar claims 

- see Prisons & Prisoners 26/08/01 

* Deaf people in Britain are being denied substantial government 

allowances because of an unjust and unresponsive benefits 

system which fails to meet their needs - see Welfare State 

21/10/01 

DISASTERS 

* At least 30 people died when an earthquake shook Central 

America and southern Mexico - see International Affairs: Cent. 

& S. America 14/01/01 

* Earthquake toll in India may hit 15,000 - see International 

Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 28/01/01 

* As 14,000 bodies are retrieved from the rubble in Gujarat, 

cowboy builders whose work fell apart are under fire - see 

International Affairs: Indian Sub-continent 04/02/01 

* The families of five of the ten victims of the Selby rail crash 

visited the site yesterday - see Railway Industry 04/03/01 

* St. Gotthard tunnel disaster: last week 11 people died in an 

inferno that could easily have been avoided 28/10/01 B 21 1>8 

Photographs 

* Plastic surgeons are working around the clock to save six 

steelworkers horrifically burnt in the blast at Corus's Port Talbot 

plant 11/11/01 B 11 8 

* Family and friends of the dead and injured in the Corus blast 

are still searching for answers, 10 days after disaster struck at the 

steel plant 18/11/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 

DISCIPLINE 

* The debate about whether or not to smack children took a new 

twist when a government-backed body insisted that violence 

achieves nothing - see Children 26/08/01 

DISCRIMINATION 

* Britain's workplaces remain deeply divided by discrimination, 

according to a new report 25/02/01 B 5 1>3 Photograph 

* Nurses and other medical staff in a Carlisle hospital are on the 

brink of winning £35m in Europe's largest equal pay case, 

claiming that the NHS discriminates against female workers 

15/07/01 B 2 2>3 

DISKI, CHLOE 

* Columnist 11/02/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

DISOBEDIENCE 


DIVINE COMEDY, THE 


DIVORCE 


58 

* Plans to allow no-fault divorces for couples who have been 

married for as little as a year are to be abandoned by the 

Government 14/01/01 B 1 7>8 

* Parents on the verge of breaking up harm their children far 

more than anyone realised, says one of the largest studies of 

adolescents ever attempted 05/08/01 B 10 2>6 



DOCTOR DEATH 


DOES AMERICA NEED A FOREIGN POLICY? 


DOGHOUSE ROSES 

* See Book Reviews - Wazir, Burham 12/08/01 

DON, MONTY 



DONOHOE, AMANDA 



Jerry Hall in The Graduate 04/02/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

DORFMAN, ARIEL 


DOUBLE THREAD, A 


DOWARD, JAMIE 









DOWN THE HIGHWAY 

* See Book Reviews - Spencer, Neil 29/04/01 

DOWNING, STEPHEN 

* Stephen Downing walked free 27 years after being jailed for 

the murder of Wendy Sewell, but if he is innocent, then who is 

guilty? 11/02/01 B 10>11 1>5 Photographs 



compensation 18/02/01 B 1, 3 8 

* Liam Neeson and Bob Hoskins are to star in a multi-million 

pound Hollywood film about the ordeal of Stephen Downing, 

who was imprisoned for 27 years for a murder he did not commit 


DOYLE, RODDY 

* Interview with Irish author, Roddy Doyle 15/04/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

DRESSING STATION, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Adams, Tim 23/09/01

DRUGS & DRUG ABUSE 

* Labour vetoes softening of stance on drug laws - see Politics 

07/01/01 

* Two young Britons, jailed for attempting to smuggle drugs out 

of Venezuela, have broken their parole and fled back to England 

after fearing they would be killed - see Prisons & Prisoners 

07/01/01 

* A powerful hallucinogenic drug that has been linked to deaths 

around the world is becoming popular among Britain's heroin 

and crack users 07/01/01 B 13 7>8 

* Access to cut-price HIV drugs would save millions of lives, so 

why do the rich pharmaceutical firms refuse them? - see 

AIDS/HIV 14/01/01 

* Drugs giants are suing South Africa over alleged violation of 

intellectual property rights on anti-HIV drugs 14/01/01 N 1 1>2 

Photograph 

* A deadly new variant of ecstasy linked to dozens of deaths 

across the globe has arrived in Britain 14/01/01 B 11 7 

* The young men of Fraserburgh blow their wages on hard 

drugs, making the Scottish port Britain's narcotics capital 


* A Dutch man has been arrested with attempting to smuggle 

Ecstasy into the US by swallowing 3,500 pills - see International 

Affairs: U.S.A. 04/02/01 

* Report from St. Petersburg were prostitution and drugs are 

fuelling a huge rise in HIV infections - see International Affairs: 

Russia 11/02/01 

* Mark Gibson and other cannabis campaigners hope to fight the 

present drug laws under the Human Rights Act 11/02/01 B 7 


* One in 10 young motorists has driven after taking illegal drugs 

04/03/01 B 13 1>2 Photograph 

* Focus on the war on drug addiction 04/03/01 B 17 1>5 

Photographs 

* Doctors and nurses face random testing for drink and drugs 

under radical plans being drawn up by NHS trusts - see National 

Health Service 11/03/01 

* Zurich may become the favourite European city for spliffinduced 

fun if a new Bill legalising cannabis is passed by the 

Swiss government - see Travel 18/03/01 

* Motorists will be tested for drug abuse in the first nationwide 

crackdown on drug-driving, beginning this week 18/03/01 B 7 


* Taking cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy and even heroin is not 

dangerous, according to a controversial BBC TV programme to 

be shown this week 25/03/01 B 5 1>7 Illustration 

* Afghanistan's fundamentalist Taliban rulers have ended its 

opium trade - but the world hasn't noticed - see International 


* The picturesque hills and valleys of Wales have become home 

to the fastest-growing drugs epidemic in the UK 01/04/01 B 8 


* The price of Ecstasy has hit a record low, with pills being sold 

on the street for an average £7 01/04/01 B 8 1>2 

* Drug barons from two of Britain's most crime-ridden cities - 

Liverpool and Glasgow - have forged an uneasy alliance to 

traffic millions of pounds worth of drugs - see Crime 08/04/01 

* John Sweeney in Rangoon uncovers the links between Burma's 

drug barons and a repressive regime that likes to trumpet to the 

world its tough anti-drugs policy - see International Affairs: 

Indian Sub 08/04/01 


59 

* A South Carolina hospital's attempt to deal with its 'crack 

babies' has gone all the way to the US Supreme Court 08/04/01 




countries access to drugs to treat serious diseases 15/04/01 N 1 

1>3 




* Parents are being pressured to put their children on Ritalin, a 

psycho-active drug that can cause severe side-effects, or face 

their expulsion from school - see Education 22/04/01 



Africa 22/04/01 



seventh richest man in the world - see Escobar, Pablo 29/04/01 

* Drug rehab is a habit some celebrities just can't kick 29/04/01 


* Shock rise in hard drug use among pupils - children of 11 

experiment with heroin and cocaine 29/04/01 B 4 1>7 

Photograph 

* Drugs in sport - see Sport 06/05/01 

* In the final extract from his book, Mark Bowden describes 

how the net was closed on Pablo Escobar, who for 20 years was 

the world's richest and most ruthless drug baron - see Escobar, 

Pablo 06/05/01 

* Police are to be given radical new powers to arrest club owners 

for allowing drugs to be taken in their clubs, prompting a furious 

reaction from rave entrepreneurs 13/05/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs 

* 60 per cent of criminals take hard drugs 20/05/01 B 11 1>2 

Photograph 

* The ultimate test of three journalist friendship - one of them 

going cold turkey on film 20/05/01 M 18>23 1>4 Photographs 


big business, but high does pose a risk to the 10 million Britons 

taking the pills - see Health 27/05/01 



- report on a catalogue of errors - see Crime 10/06/01 




U.S.A. 17/06/01 

* The innocent victims of war on drugs: the global battle against 

narcotics is going awry 17/06/01 B 20>21 1>4 Photographs 

* Three of the leading contenders for the Tory leadership broke 

with the party's traditional hardline opposition to drugs by 

calling for a major debate on the legalisation of cannabis - see 


* Ecstasy's death toll is set to go on rising 01/07/01 B 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Britain is to abandon the hunt for cannabis smugglers and 

dealers in order to target hard drugs 08/07/01 B 1 7>8 

* Focus on Drugs in Britain 08/07/01 B 14, 16>17 1>6 

Photographs 

* Big business and the Treasury could cash in if cannabis was 

legalised in Britain 08/07/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Illegal drugs make up to 6 per cent of world trade and are

worth more than the combined global market in textiles, 

clothing, iron and steel 08/07/01 N 3 7>8 Photograph 

* Medicines developed by GW Pharmaceuticals' are exclusively 

derived from specially-prepared cannabis plants 08/07/01 N 3 


* Drugs in Britain: Part 2 of an investigation special report 

15/07/01 B 10>11 1>8 Photographs 

* Female drug addicts experience more excessive highs than 

men and may become addicted more easily 15/07/01 B 8 8 

* President Bush is planning to escalate the US war against 

drugs from South America with new legislation - see 


* New figures raise fears that Customs is losing the war against 

hard drugs 22/07/01 B 7 6>7 

* The Turkish Mafia is set to become the deadliest criminal 

organisation operating in the UK as it bids to win a battle for 

control of Britain's heroin market - see Crime 05/08/01 




* Matthew Yates on cheating athletes and their drugs providers - 

see Sports: Athletics 19/08/01 

* Police officers are to face random drug tests in an 

unprecedented crackdown on the growing problem of substance 

abuse in forces throughout Britain - see Police 19/08/01 

* All that stands between the West and a flood of heroin pouring 

out of Afghanistan are the poorly armed, poorly paid border 

patrols of Iran - see International Affairs: Middle East 09/09/01 




* The children's drug Ritalin has a more potent effect on the 

brain that cocaine, a study has found 09/09/01 B 6 1>7 

* Peasants leading a popular uprising in Bolivia say there is now 

a simple choice between the coca leaf and US aid dollars - see 


* A campaigner for the legalisation of cannabis was questioned 

by police after he tried to open Britain's first Amsterdam-style 

café to sell the illegal drug 16/09/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 



be released... - see Terrorism 30/09/01 

* Police in Spain back ecstasy quality control at raves 07/10/01 

B 24 1>2 

* Senior police officers have called for ecstasy to be treated as 

less dangerous then heroin or cocaine, just days after the 

Government ordered a relaxation of the cannabis laws 28/10/01 

B 1 2>6 

* Euan Ferguson tested the new liberal attitude to cannabis 

28/10/01 B 8 1>8 Photograph 

* Cannabis is a 'wonder drug' according to the results of the first 

clinical trials of the drug - see Health 04/11/01 



- see Aids/HIV 04/11/01 

* Britain's first café for dope smokers 11/11/01 B 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Senior police officers are at loggerheads - should they pursue 

users of ecstasy or switch to softly-softly? - see Police 25/11/01 

* Kevin Williamson first published extracts of Trainspotting, 

now he wants an urban retreat for Britain's cannabis smokers 


60 


* Police attitudes to Ecstasy may be softening, but some old 

ravers are beginning to worry that there's a price to pay for the 

good times they had 10 years ago 25/11/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

* First offenders being caught with ecstasy are not being 

prosecuted according to a senior police officer 25/11/01 B 7 7 

* Moldova was crippled by poverty after throwing off its Soviet 

Chains, now a new drugs epidemic is plunging its people into 

ruin - see International Affairs: Eastern Europe 02/12/01 

* Report on the plight of families who must fend for themselves 

to save their children from the miseries of heroin addiction 


* Britain's top police officers have called for the mass 

prescription of heroin to addicts on the NHS 09/12/01 B 2 2>5 

* Record quantities of hard drugs are being smuggled into 

Britain as dealers attempt to cater for the party season 30/12/01 

B 4 1>8 

DUMB ANGEL 


DUNCAN, ALAN 

* Influential Tory MP Alan Duncan has become embroiled in a 

criminal investigation over an allegedly illegal multi-million 

pound oil deal 22/07/01 B 2 6>7 Photograph 

DUNCAN, LINDSAY 

* Interview with actress Lindsay Duncan 06/05/01 R 8 1>4 

Photograph 

DUNDY, ELAINE 

* Interview with Elaine Dundy whose book Life Itself! is to be 

published on 21st June 10/06/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

DUNMORE, HELEN 

* Interview with author and poet, Helen Dunmore - see Books 


DUNVEGAN CASTLE 

* John MacLeod, the owner of Dunvegan Castle on the Isle of 

Skye says he needs £6.25m to restore his ancestral home 

22/07/01 B 6 1>5 Photograph 

DYING ANIMAL, THE 


DYKE, GREG 



as bad as those in some police forces 07/01/01 B 6 1>3 

Photograph 

DYLAN, BOB 

* Bob Dylan is now approaching 60 with an Oscar almost within 

his grasp - he remains infuriating and elusive 25/03/01 R 1>2 


* Bob Dylan: Behind the Shades - see Book Reviews - Spencer, 

Neil 29/04/01 

* Music Mix: Times Changed - Dylan at 60 - see Radio 

20/05/01 

* See Music: Rock 15/07/01 

EARHART, AMELIA 

* Amelia Earhart disappeared in the Pacific while trying to fly 

round the world, now researchers using satellite images may 

have detected her plane's wreckage 15/07/01 B 5 1>5 

Photographs

EARLE, STEVE 

* Steve Earle and family are coming to London with plenty to 

sing about after surviving drugs, alcohol and six marriages 


EARTHLY POWERS 


EARTHQUAKE BIRD, THE 


EASTER 

* Photographs of the Chinese, African and Gothic punk 

worshippers who are celebrating Easter 15/04/01 M 16>17 1>3 

Photographs 

EATING DISORDERS 

* Victims of the potentially fatal eating disorder anorexia 

nervosa are being targeted by extreme pro-anorexia websites 

12/08/01 B 10 4>7 Photograph 

* Coping with an eating disorder in the family is particularly 

difficult at Christmas - even more so when it's your mother 

who's secretly fasting at the feast 16/12/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

ECONOMY 

* Business focus on the fear of recession - see Business & 


* Economic data out this week will fuel optimism that the UK is 

avoiding the fallout from the US slowdown 07/01/01 N 1 5>7 

* Fears of recession are giving Britain a severe dose of New 

Year gloom 07/01/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs 

* Sheikh Yamani has predicted that if oil prices rise as a result of 

this week's Opec summit in Vienna, it could lead to a world 

recession - see Oil Industry 14/01/01 

* Business focus on joining the Euro - see Business & Industry 

21/01/01 

* Leading think tank says UK is now ready for euro 21/01/01 N 

1 1>7 

* Pre-election tax cuts look to be off the agenda as a softening 

UK economy and acceleration in spending on public services 

puts the squeeze on the size of the Treasury's surplus 28/01/01 

N 1 1>2 

* If America's economy is slowing, developing countries should 

take cover 04/02/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs 

* Should we join the Euro? - see Euro, The 18/02/01 

* A cut in interest rates was far from inevitable, William Keegan 

charts how the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee 

changed its mind 18/02/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Coffee producers are struggling with plummeting world prices 

18/02/01 N 6 1>8 Photograph 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown is losing friends and failing to 

influence the City due to the lateness of the announcement of 

Budget Day - see Brown, Gordon 25/02/01 

* Budget countdown - see Politics 04/03/01 



today - see Politics 04/03/01 

* In a surprise move George Soros, the international financier 

and philanthropist, has lent his voice to calls for a 'Tobin tax' - a 

levy on international currency speculation 11/03/01 N 2 2>6 

* Budget analysis 11/03/01 N 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* It would be in Britain's economic interests to join the European 


61 

single currency in 2003, claims one of the country's leading 

economic forecasters - see Euro, The 18/03/01 

* Japan needs another miracle to survive - see International 

Affairs: Far East 18/03/01 

* The City is praying for a sharp cut in US interest rates this 

week to stave off a dramatic stock market crash 18/03/01 N 1 

6>7 

* The bubbles have burst and now comes the reckoning, as 

equities plunge around the world, firms fail and a growing 

number of experts fear a financial catastrophe 18/03/01 N 4>5 


* The European Central Bank is set to cut interest rates to 

counter widespread fears of a US recession crossing the Atlantic 

25/03/01 N 1 1>4 

* The Fed rate cut was meant to calm the markets, instead it sent 

them over the edge 25/03/01 N 4 1>4 Photograph 

* Adair Turner, former chief of the CBI, says we should consider 

the alternatives to tax cuts 25/03/01 N 6 7>8 

* A confident UK could see off a US-led downturn 01/04/01 N 

4 1>5 Photographs, graphs 

* Pressure is growing on the US Federal Reserve to join the 

European Central Bank in cutting interest rates as the world 

economy shows more signs of fragility 08/04/01 N 2 2>4 

* Shock report will show growth slowing to critical level as 

Chancellor urges caution and international co-operation 

15/04/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* The UK economy is still at risk from a US recession, says a 

respected economic forecaster 22/04/01 N 1 3>5 

* View on the economy from Silicon Valley 22/04/01 N 4 1>6 


* The first cracks in the buoyant economy of the Irish Republic 

are looming 22/04/01 N 5 7>8 

* View on the economy from Frankfurt 22/04/01 N 5 1>6 

* View on the economy from New York 22/04/01 N 5 1>8 

Illustration, graph 

* A huge squeeze on the profits of corporate Britain is piling on 

pressure for further interest rate cuts - see Business & Industry 

29/04/01 

* Claims made for the new economy were bogus, says Jamie 

Doward, and Britain's pain is only just starting 29/04/01 N 5 

1>8 Photographs, map 

* The Bank of England's monetary policy committee is expected 

to reduce interest rates this Thursday in the face of mounting 

evidence of a UK economic slowdown 06/05/01 N 1 1>4 

* The threat of recession: two-speed, one problem 08/05/01 N 3 


* If tourism is so important to our economy, why aren't we 

getting it right? - is foot and mouth the only reason our hotels are 

empty this summer? - see Tourism 20/05/01 

* Marketing budgets are in steep decline 17/06/01 N 3 5>8 

* Retail figures seem to support the new wisdom: that the Bank 

of England will raise interest rates in the autumn in order to curb 

spending 17/06/01 N 3 1>4 Photograph 

* The world may not be heading for a V-shaped recovery - it all 

depends on America 17/06/01 N 3 1>6 Illustration, graphs 

* The global economic downturn has had a dramatic impact on 

the world's leading investment banks during the first six months 

of this year 01/07/01 N 1 1>7 

* Two-speed UK economy causes the Bank of England's 

Monetary Policy Committee a headache 01/07/01 N 2 1>2

Graph 

* Rises in house prices are expected to splutter to a halt later this 

year as homeowners face the consequences of economic 

slowdown - see Property 08/07/01 

* The UK stands on the brink of a full-scale recession with the 

prospect of widespread redundancies in the coming months 

22/07/01 N 1 1>7 

* The two-speed economy 22/07/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Why Gordon Brown's plan to kickstart a faltering global 

economy looks doomed 29/07/01 N 5 1>8 Photograph 

* The Labour market is beginning to feel the effects of a 

weakening economy, but consumers are continuing their 

spending binge, according to figures to be released tomorrow 

05/08/01 N 1 1 Graph 

* Spending may be set to slide, but stores are pumping cash into 

city centres 05/08/01 N 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Fears that the economic problems facing manufacturing are 

now spreading to the service sector with a sharp downturn in the 

UK hotel industry - see Business & Industry 12/08/01 

* The possibility of a fully-fledged financial crisis in Argentina 

could not have come at a worse time - see International Affairs: 

Cent. & S. America 12/08/01 

* Jamie Doward asks whether the recession-driven rush into the 

'new alchemy' for the rich will end in tears 19/08/01 N 6 1>6 

Photograph, graph 

* The first signs of a property crash in the commercial sector are 

now evident - see Property 26/08/01 

* Europe and the US are on a verge of their biggest ever trade 

war, with potential to scupper the recovery of the global 

economy 26/08/01 N 2 1>2 

* City editor Richard Wachman argues that the stock market has 

abandoned fundamentals 26/08/01 N 4 1>4 Photograph, graphs 

* The Bank of England will not cut base rates at this week's 

meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee, say economists 

02/09/01 N 1 5>6 

* British Airways plans to cut a further 2,000 jobs next year as it 

tries to avoid the worst ravages of the economic downturn - see 

Aviation Industry 09/09/01 

* Experts predict FTSE to plummet to 4,500 09/09/01 N 1 1>7 

Graph 

* The financial fallout from the terrorist attacks on America 

16/09/01 X 23 5>6 Photographs 

* Robert J. Shiller, the world's leading expert on the psychology 

of finance, explores the quixotic mind of the Wall Street trader 

16/09/01 N 3 1>8 Graph 



recognition in key sectors of the global economy 16/09/01 N 

4>5 1>8 Photographs, illustration 

* Despite the best efforts of New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, 

US consumers show no signs of spending their way out of 

recession - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 23/09/01 

* Global Economy - see Terrorism 23/09/01 

* The US economy is facing further bad news in the coming 

weeks as investment banks prepare to cut thousands more jobs 

and earnings fall dramatically - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 

23/09/01 

* The City will this week markedly downgrade prospects for 

Britain's economy as the threat of worldwide recession looms 

23/09/01 N 1 1>2 

* Terror attacks prompted bankers to act 'in sequence' to stabilise 


62 

global economies 23/09/01 N 9 1>8 Photograph 

* Major markets have recovered since 11 September, but poor 

countries will not be so lucky 14/10/01 N 10 1>6 Photographs, 

graph 



positively booming - see Business & Industry 21/10/01 

* The war against terrorism is expected to cost Britain £13bn, 

with the loss of more than 100,000 jobs before Christmas - see 


* Dire employment figures out this week for the US are expected 

to be the strongest signal yet that the US economy is in recession 

- see International Affairs: U.S.A. 28/10/01 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown will warn business leaders of 

'testing times in Britain' as the global financial fallout from the 

11 September attacks has an 'inevitable impact on Britain's 

economic growth' 04/11/01 N 1 1>7 

* Taxes will have to rise to fund the Government's belief in a 

'new world order' and maintain public spending 04/11/01 B 1>2 




business - see Business & Industry 18/11/01 

* How UK shoppers are entering the festive season in high 

spirits, but the experts worry about the hangover to come - see 

Consumerism 18/11/01 

* Firms cancel Christmas parties as recession bites 18/11/01 B 

13 1>5 Photograph, cartoon 

* British companies have suffered the longest sustained period of 

declining profitability since the last recession 18/11/01 N 2 4>7 

* CBI chief Digby Jones, tells the Treasury what he wants from 

this month's pre-Budget Report 18/11/01 N 5 1>8 Photograph 

* Pre-Budget Report: Chancellor Gordon Brown's target: low 

tax, high spending 18/11/01 N 5 1>4 Photographs, illustration 

* Chancellor Gordon Brown will reduce his forecasts for 

Britain's economic growth in his Pre-Budget Report on Tuesday 

25/11/01 N 1 1>7 

* As new figures from Britain's retailers show consumer 

spending holding up, the Monetary Policy Committee is 

expected to leave interest rates unchanged when it meets on 

Wednesday 02/12/01 N 2 1>3 

* Shares in retailers have outperformed the rest of the stock 

market by 33 per cent so far this year - see Retail Industry 

09/12/01 

* With recession looming, a global terror crisis and Christmas 

upon us, some people actually want to lose their jobs - see Work 

09/12/01 

* The economic downturn has had a dramatic impact on the level 

of management buyouts over the last year 16/12/01 N 2 6>8 

* Recession may be around the corner, but no one's told Britain's 

shoppers who remain determined to spend - see Consumerism 

30/12/01 

* The global economy is set for another year of sluggish growth, 

dashing investor's hopes for a sharp recovery 30/12/01 B 21 1>3 

Graph 

EDEN PROJECT 

* To the strains of Cornish bagpipes, two builders abseiled down 

the world's largest greenhouse and officially opened the Eden 

Project yesterday 18/03/01 B 2 2>6 Photographs 

EDITORIAL COMMENT 

* Teachers need long-term rises/Mandelson's folly diminishes

Labour/Comfortable with our corporation 07/01/01 B 24 1 

* Blair must not kow-tow to Bush/Long-haul hell/Football crazy 

14/01/01 B 28 1 

* Beware Bush's American dream/Put children first/A future for 

our feathered friends 21/01/01 B 28 1 

* Mandelson ill-served public interest/Tanker safety must be 

improved/Learn to relax like Her Majesty 28/01/01 B 28 1 

* Time to boost legal immigration/New Labour should learn 

from Kiley/Women know who they really want 04/02/01 B 28 1 

* Don't ditch the comprehensives/Having fewer genes is good 

for you/Stagecoach's Mr Eccles takes the cake 11/02/01 B 28 1 

* Beware bellicose Bush, Mr Blair/Labour should heed voices of 

Bristol/How to create a woman-friendly Army 18/02/01 B 28 1 

* 'Equal' pay continues to be a myth/Don't skimp on mental 

health care/Britain must help bring down Mugabe 25/02/01 B 

28 1 

* The Chancellor should be bolder/Justice should not bow to 

greed/That's enough strutting and fretting 04/03/01 B 28 1 

* A wise solution to fox-hunting/The lessons the PM must 

learn/Never mind sex, where's the food? 11/03/01 B 28 1 

* Don't create a genetic underclass/PLO leader can stop the 

bloodshed/We need more Roman holidays 15/03/01 B 24 1 

* At last, Labour is working/Our Balkan mess/Do talk proper 

18/03/01 B 28 1 

* Poll date must be no later than June/Blair mustn't nurture 

Bush's U-turns 25/03/01 B 28 1 

* The US is not fit to run the world/Talk of the Tyne 01/04/01 B 

28 1 

* Minor royals must pay their way/M&S Euro closures were too 

hasty/Not everything is doom and gloom 08/04/01 B 24 1 

* The Tories are a disgrace on race/Join the boycott against 

Exxon now/How cruel one's children can be 22/04/01 B 26 1 

* Let the people be heard on May Day/Government must be 

more open/M. Redeker should be a good sport 29/04/01 B 24 1 

* No Opposition, no problem/The campaign against Exxon goes 

on/Last orders 06/05/01 B 26 1 

* How radical are you, Mr Blair?/Capital Punishment is always 

wrong 13/05/01 B 28 1 

* Israeli Right must be brought to heel/Courageous Kennedy 

deserves praise 20/05/01 B 28 1 

* Blair is right to back euro/Secular schools/Jolly foreigners 

27/05/01 B 28 1 

* Give Labour a second term: The general election offers Tony 

Blair the historic opportunity to deliver his vision of a new 

Britain 03/06/01 B 30 1>4 Cartoon 

* Now build our future, Mr Blair/Innocent abroad 10/06/01 B 

24 1 

* Bush shows up Europe's divide/Police point the way on drugs 

debate 17/06/01 B 24 1 

* Bulger's killers should have their freedom/Decommissioning is 

the key to peace/Can-thrower is no cricket lover 24/06/01 B 24 

1 

* Milosevic: a test for open justice/Reject Beijing's bid for 2008 

Olympics/True gay liberation will free us all 01/07/01 B 22 1 

* Labour's very public private disgrace/Dialling-and-driving 

should be banned/Have a break from holidays and relax 

08/07/01 B 28 1 

* Racism has no part in today's Britain/Labour backbenchers 


63 

should lead the way 15/07/01 B 24 1 

* The G8 leaders must listen, then act/Libel laws protect the 

mendacious rich 22/07/01 B 24 1 

* Our executives shame our economy/Italy in the dock/Immature 

outrage over Brass Eye 29/07/01 B 28 1 

* The free market can't house us all/Time for steel from the 

peacemakers/Cat's whiskers are the bee's knees 05/08/01 B 26 1 

* Treat us as adults and start talking tax/Don't abort the Good 

Friday process/Ignore those cheques and balances 12/08/01 B 

24 1 

* There are real police priorities/Mugabe's target/Woes of 

Wessex 19/08/01 B 21 1 

* Real risk is posed by Tory far right/Teachers deserve praise 

over GCSEs/God save Harald 26/08/01 B 24 1 

* The EU should take lead on asylum/The therapy business 

needs regulation/Lord Foster, a worthy heir to Crapper 02/09/01 

B 22 1 

* We can be moral without religion/Tune in, Tessa/Let's fall in 

love 09/09/01 B 22 1 

* Seek justice, not war 16/09/01 X 24 1>4 Cartoon 

* Labour still has to meet its promises 23/09/01 B 11 1 

* We must respond - wisely 23/09/01 X 20 1>4 

* Mr Blunkett's methods are plain wrong/Journalist courage will 

prevail/Edward should be pitied, not blamed 30/09/01 B 28 1 

* Mr Blair must listen to Muslims/Up for the Cup/Essex forever 

07/10/01 B 28 1 

* After a just war, a just resolution/History will be harsh on 

spin/We do like to be beside the seaside 14/10/01 B 32 1 

* Fighting for a better future/Truth will out/Who's to blame? 

21/10/01 B 30 1 

* The Coalition still has justice on its side, but where is its 

convincing and coherent military strategy? 28/10/01 B 30 1>5 

* Unique change for Middle East peace/The gender-choice 

debate moves on/Students in sex and drinking shock 04/11/01 B 

30 1 

* Northern Alliance is not the answer/Hitting children is always 

wrong 11/11/01 B 30 1 

* Bringing back internment is wrong/Now Blair must take on the 

US Right/A useless island? Not any more 18/11/01 B 28 1 

* Learn to love the euro, Chancellor/Control, don't fight, drug 

use/Sing if you must, but only in the bath 25/11/01 B 28 1 

* Brown sets out the challenge… you get the NHS you pay 

for/Bush has to answer to someone/Mistakes, we've made a few 

02/12/01 B 28 1 

* Blunkett must come clean/Our pensions are under threat/An 

editor of courage and passion 09/12/01 B 26 1 

* Purge the evil of child abuse/Blair can help save the Middle 

East/Stamp your foot… and say bah, humbug to Consignia 

16/12/01 B 24 1 Illustration 

* World Service, simply the best/Lessons we can learn from 

football/Have a happy Christmas, if you can 23/12/01 B 22 1 

* Let this be a brave New Year: At home and abroad we have 

learnt that peace and stability depend on moving beyond our 

insular mindsets 30/12/01 B 26 1>4 Illustration 

EDUCATION 

* Thousands of teachers are to be brought out of retirement as 

the Government tries to solve the crisis in the classrooms - see 

Teaching Profession 07/01/01

* More than half of all British schoolchildren have been bullied 

07/01/01 B 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Children as young as three risk being sucked into schooling too 

early by anxious parents and the boom in nursery education 

07/01/01 B 8 8 

* MBA and post-graduate courses 21/01/01 N - pull-out 1>3 


* Education in crisis: staff shortages are threatening to destroy 

the very schools where heads are working hardest to help 

underprivileged pupils 21/01/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs 

* Working class children will be given piano lessons, ballet 

classes and other traditional perks of middle class children under 

a revolutionary £35m government credit - see Children 11/02/01 

* Schools and their children are increasingly targeted by 

corporate Britain as companies take over a variety of functions, 

including hiring teachers 11/02/01 N 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Two Government senior figures attacked Alastair Campbell, 

the Prime Minister's official spokesman, for saying that the 

education system was littered with 'bog standard 

comprehensives' 18/02/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph 

* Report on a new government training initiative 18/02/01 C 12 

3>4 

* Yellow school buses, the icon of the American education 

system, are to be brought to Britain in a multi-million pound 

scheme to improve the safety of children travelling to school 

18/02/01 B 3 1>3 Photograph 

* New-look logo for schools costs Whitehall £110,000 25/02/01 


* When Kit Spring fell pregnant, she thought she could complete 

a thesis and be with her baby - four years and two daughters 

later… - see Spring, Kit 18/03/01 


would not be returning to the job after the General Election 

15/04/01 B 2 2>3 

* Tracy McVeigh is feeling rejected after all her school 

selections were refused 22/04/01 B 13 4>7 Photograph 

* Twenty children in one Northamptonshire town have no school 

to go to because all their local secondary schools insist they are 

full up 22/04/01 B 13 1>3 Photograph 

* Parents are being pressured to put their children on Ritalin, a 

psycho-active drug that can cause severe side-effects, or face 

their expulsion from school 22/04/01 B 8 8 

* Channel 4 is to put cameras into classrooms for a major Big 

Brother style internet broadcast 29/04/01 B 11 7 

* The great schools lottery - Headteacher Ron Berry's school has 

a Hertfordshire postcode, but it's outside the county boundary - 

so it has hundreds of pounds less to spend on each pupil 

29/04/01 B 11 1>6 Photograph 

* New research claims that up to 62 per cent of well meaning 

parents are hampering their children's academic achievement by 

forcing them to study in silence and isolation 13/05/01 B 12 6>8 

* The German ambassador has asked the Department for 

Education if it will consider launching German language classes 

for all five year-olds in this country 20/05/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph, cartoon 

* The latest wave of MBA-style courses are tailor-made for 

government workers - see Work 27/05/01 

* Schools are to be told axe Easter holidays and replace them 

with a non-religious 'Spring break' 27/05/01 B 1>2 1>3 Cartoon 

* Oxford and Cambridge may be forced into making 

privatisation plans within five years to compete with their 

American counterparts, which are luring away some of Britain's 


64 

brightest students 27/05/01 B 6 1>5 Photograph 

* The Government should abandon university tuition fees, 

according to William Straw, the Home Secretary's son 03/06/01 



been expelled from his school - see Suicide 10/06/01 

* The pros and cons of further study 24/06/01 N 9 1>5 

Photograph 

* Boarding schools are back, but gone are the traditional spartan 

dorms, cold showers and fags 01/07/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photograph, 

illustration 

* British schoolchildren are being failed by an education system 

which does not put enough store on the teaching of foreign 

languages - see Language 08/07/01 

* If you wish to be a true European, be multi-lingual, says 

German and French ambassador - see Language 08/07/01 

* Vocational school teaches job cred 08/07/01 N 15 1>4 

Photograph 

* Last week Nicci Gerrard argued against boarding schools, 

Geraldine Bedell begs to differ 08/07/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

* Secondary schools are breeding stressed-out, over-worked, 

materialistic and ill-educated students according to a study 

designed to uncover good news about the state of education 

15/07/01 B 8 1>7 Photograph 

* The Government has agreed to a fundamental review of its 

student loans and tuition fees policy after facing a barrage of 

attacks at a meeting of senior party figures including the Prime 

Minister 29/07/01 B 11 1>3 

* Students could get longer to pay back their loans under 

Government plans to ward off a growing rebellion over 

university finance - see Students 12/08/01 

* The number of unsuitable and under-qualified students being 

shoe-horned into courses to meet university admission targets 

could result in the highest level of dropouts by Christmas - see 

Students 19/08/01 

* Clearing 2001: what to do next to gain that place at your 

chosen college 19/08/01 X 1>10 1>8 

* The level of illiteracy amount the young is above that of 1912 

according to a study 19/08/01 B 5 5>6 

* Kids are back at school - and so are adults - in clubs and on the 

web, it's cool to return to the youth you spent so long escaping 

from 02/09/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

* With up to 15 per cent of young people entering the job market 

functionally illiterate, basic skills education is economically vital 

- see Work 09/09/01 

* A professional body set up by the Government for teachers 

only last year is to have a one-off state handout of £2.1 to avert a 

financial crisis - see Teaching Profession 16/09/01 

* Girls have been outperforming boys in British classrooms for 

far longer than experts have believed, according to a new report 

23/09/01 B 2 8 

* More young people are forced to live with mum and dad while 

studying - see Students 30/09/01 

* Religious groups rush to apply for state grants to open 

segregated state schools as opponents warn of racial tension and 

cultural divides 30/09/01 B 8 1>8 Photographs 

* Church schools are failing pupils and are not as good as the 

Government and parents believe, according to an influential new 

report 14/10/01 B 13 1>8 

* Students are being set up to fail by overcrowded universities 

struggling to cope with the expansion ordered by Tony Blair, the

Government has been told 21/10/01 B 11 1>2 

* According to new research by the Equal Opportunities 

Commission, sex stereotyping is having an enormous impact on 

the lives and career choices of children - see Gender 28/10/01 

* Cherie Blair takes up the crusade against bullying in schools - 

see Bullying 04/11/01 

* Friendsreunited.co.uk has been the online phenomenon of the 

year but it is attracting the wrath of teachers after some not so 

funny comments from former pupils - see Internet 11/11/01 

* The public is deeply sceptical about Government plans for an 

increase in the number of religious schools, a poll for The 

Observer reveals 11/11/01 B 14 7>8 Photograph 

* Teaching assistants will be allowed to take charge of classes 

despite their lack of full qualifications 11/11/01 B 7 6>7 

* Single-faith schools are creaming off wealthier pupils from the 

state system 18/11/01 B 6 1>8 Photograph 

* The way in which children are allocated to secondary schools 

is divisive, unequal and cruel, says Kate Kellaway, for her sons, 

the old 11-plus is back with a vengeance 02/12/01 B 29 1>5 

Photographs 

* The Government is to reveal a new method of trying to push 

home to people Britain's shocking literacy and numeracy record 

16/12/01 B 1 1>6 Cartoon 

* Damian Green, the Conservative education spokesman, is to 

spend a week teaching in school 30/12/01 B 10 8 



schools 30/12/01 B 26 1>6 Photographs 

EINSTEIN IN LOVE 


ELDERLY, THE 

* North of the border the elderly will get free help for their 

everyday needs 18/02/01 C 22>23 1>5 Photograph 

* The fate of thousands of vulnerable people - and the loophole 

that protects those who hurt them in care homes 18/02/01 B 4 


* There is now undeniable evidence that the abuse of old people 

in homes is on a level with the paedophile menace 25/02/01 B 


* Rather than enduring another wet British winter, pensioners 

are fleeing to the sun - in caravans 11/03/01 M 28>31 1>4 

Photographs 

* Observer campaign: The Elderly Abandoned - fear grips the 

old as care home closures rise 25/03/01 B 6 1>3 

* Plight of elderly man locked in unheated attic and ignored by 

authorities exposes failure in care laws 01/04/01 B 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Viagra, better health and divorce have led to pensioners being 

more promiscuous - and their rates of sexual disease are soaring 

08/04/01 B 8 1>8 Photograph 

* Britain's most vulnerable people are being let down by a care 

system that is under-resourced, staffed by badly qualified people 

and allows patients to be abused and mistreated - see Care 

Homes 10/06/01 

* The Government is to face demands to abolish pension cuts for 

old people enduring long stays in hospital 16/09/01 B 2 1>3 

Photograph 

* The elderly stand to miss out on 'free' nursing care 30/09/01 C 

10>11 1>4 Photograph 

* Long-term health care for the elderly 28/10/01 C 8>9 1>4 


65 

Photographs 

* According to new research youth is a false elixir with the truth 

being that ageing makes us happy - see Social Conditions & 

Trends 04/11/01 

* The elderly are each to be given £200 every winter until the 

next general election as part of a government drive that will cost 

tax payers £8bn 25/11/01 B 4 1>4 

* For the cost of your central heating bill you could spend a 

whole winter in Crete - see Travel 02/12/01 

* Despite changes to the law to end discrimination, women still 

face a more uncertain old age than men - see Women 09/12/01 

* Interest rate assumptions undermine aid for the elderly - see 


* Business focus on pension funds - see Personal Finance 

16/12/01 

ELECTRIC LIGHT 

* See Book Reviews - Sweeney, Matthew 15/04/01 

ELECTRIC ROCK GARDEN, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Palling, Bruce 10/06/01 

ELEKTRONIC 


ELIOT, VIVIENNE 

* An extract from the compelling new biography of Viviene 

Eliot 14/10/01 R 4>5 1>6 Photograph 

* Painted Shadow: A Life of Vivienne Elliot - see Book Reviews 

- Conrad, Peter 21/10/01 

ELIZABETH 


ELIZABETH II, QUEEN 

* The Queen is being advised by the inventor of 'Cool Britannia' 

and the creator of The Big Breakfast on how to modernise the 

monarchy - see Royal Family, The 01/04/01 

* The Queen chose to spend her 75th birthday yesterday out 

riding with a groom in the grounds of Windsor Castle 22/04/01 

B 1 3 Photograph 

* The Queen experiences the highs and lows of going to the 

races at Epsom Downs in Surrey 10/06/01 B 2 5 Photograph 

* The annual Trooping the Colour ceremony to mark the Queen's 

official birthday took place in heavy rain 17/06/01 B 1 2 

Photograph 

* The Queen had to leave the State Opening of Parliament for 

Ascot 24/06/01 B 25 1>2 Photograph 

* Senior royal officials fear that next year's Golden Jubilee 

celebrations will be greeted by public indifference so great that it 

could damage the monarchy 29/07/01 B 8 1>8 Photograph, 

cartoon 

ELLEN, BARBARA 







* Columnist 25/02/01 M 3 1>4 Photograph







































ELLINGTON, DUKE 



anything but weep, according to a new book 29/04/01 B 5 1>2 

Photograph 

ELLIOTT, MISSY 

* Interview with pop singer, Missy Elliott 05/08/01 M 12>14 


ELLISON, LARRY 



66 


coming to an end - see Business & Industry 24/06/01 

* Oracle intends to beat the tech slump and grow to a ripe old 

age, and that's right up its high-profit founder's street - Larry 

Ellison 24/06/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 

ELSTEIN, DAVID 

* David Elstein, who quit as boss of Channel 5 last year, has 

emerged as the non-executive chairman of Silicon.com, the 

online news and recruitment site for IT professionals 03/06/01 


ELVIS 

* Elvis was the king of Rock 'n' Roll but he now turns out to 

have been the king of karate too 11/03/01 B 13 1>6 Photograph 

EMAIL 

* Opening an email in the office could lead to more than you 

bargained for, as 10 sacked insurance workers have found out - 

report on a new legal battleground - see Work 07/01/01 

* Email offers limitless scope for misunderstanding and 

embarrassment… - see Social Conditions & Trends 08/04/01 

* Scores of British companies are introducing 'email-free 

Fridays' in a bid to cut stress and get their staff talking to each 

other again - see Business & Industry 12/08/01 

* Emailing your way around the world 16/12/01 E 7 4>5 

Photograph 

EMERALD GERMS OF IRELAND 

* See Book Reviews - Potts, Robert 14/01/01 

EMERGENCY SERVICES 

* The Government is considering launching a sub-emergency 

service to take calls that do not need a blue-light response 

08/07/01 B 3 3>5 Cartoon 

* Crackdown on time-wasting 999 calls 04/11/01 B 4 1>7 


EMIN, TRACEY 

* Britain's supreme art exhibitionist talks to Lynn Barber 

22/04/01 M 8>12 1>4 Photographs 

* See Art 29/04/01 

EMINEM 

* Profile on rap singer, Eminem 07/01/01 B 23 1>6 Caricature 

EMPLOYMENT 

* Education and Employment Secretary, David Blunkett insists 

that jobs are 'there for the taking' and that anyone under 50 who 

can work must do so - see Politics 14/01/01 

* Employers may offer part-time work, unpaid leave or 

redeployment as alternatives to redundancy, but all require 

adjustment to a lower income - see Personal Finance 23/09/01 

* If you dream of taking an unpaid career break but don't want to 

cut all your ties with your employer, your wish may be granted 

sooner than you think - see Personal Finance 23/09/01 

ENCYCLOPAEDIA ANATOMICA 


ENDANGERED SPECIES 

* Norway's bid to kill 20 of its grey wolves, an endangered 

species only recently restored to the Scandinavian wilderness has 

triggered a major diplomatic spat 21/01/01 B 24 1>6 

Photograph 

* As rival militias swarm over a nature park in Congo, 

butchering and eating the animals, a rare primate is being

ought to the edge of extinction - see International Affairs: 

Africa 04/03/01 

* Environmental campaigners argue that the spectacle of whales 

swimming freely, which delights tourists in Dominica, is far 

more valuable to the island's economy - see Int. Affairs: 

Bahamas & Caribbean 13/05/01 

ENERGY 

* With George W Bush in the White House, energy firms 

lobbying for deregulation are pushing at an open door - see 

International Affairs: USA 28/01/01 

* British generator International Power is planning to cash in on 

the Californian energy crisis by building power stations there 

and reaping rewards from high prices - see Business & Industry 

11/02/01 

* The search is on for cheaper forms of domestic energy 

25/02/01 C 18>19 1>6 Photograph 

* Nick Paton Walsh's personal glimpse of British Gas's 

monumental incompetence 04/03/01 C 30>31 1>3 Photograph 

* British Gas's direct debit policy 11/03/01 C 26 1>4 

Photograph 

* A major increase in the UK's capacity to generate electricity 

from windpower will be signalled next week 01/04/01 N 1 4>6 

Photograph 


with investigation by the Office of Fair Trading 06/05/01 N 2 

3>6 

* Labour is planning to launch a sweeping review of the sources 

and security of Britain's energy supply as an urgent policy 

initiative if it wins the election 20/05/01 N 1 1>4 

ENGLISH PASSENGERS 


ENGLISH, THE: A PORTRAIT OF A PEOPLE 


ENVIRONMENT 

* Fish farming has delivered cheap salmon to the consumer - but 

at a high environmental cost - see Fishing Industry 07/01/01 

* Drilling has started in the waters of Scapa Flow, Orkney, 

where the Royal Oak, sank in 1939 fully fuelled, to stem the oil 

leak which is a threat to wildlife 18/02/01 B 13 1>8 

Photographs 



critics who say that he does not take green issues seriously - see 


* Department of Health officials are trying to persuade hospitals 

to plant trees where patients can see them 15/04/01 B 12 7>8 

Photograph 

* A unique partnership between leading environmental pressure 

groups is hoping to force the oil giant Exxon into action on 

climate change 06/05/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 



more valuable to the island's economy - see Int. Affairs: 

Bahamas & Caribbean 13/05/01 

* Environmental campaigners reacted with fury to a signal by 

the Transport Minister that a raft of roads will be built through 

beauty spots after the general election 13/05/01 B 10 7>8 

Photograph 

* Greens at War: environmentalists said our planet was doomed 

to die, now one man says they are wrong - see Politics 10/06/01 


67 

* Official figures show that America is polluting the planet on a 

greater scale than ever before - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 

01/07/01 

* Business and Society: Green campaigner by Matt Phillips - see 


* Business and Society: Industry and the environment - see 


* The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has issued a 

radical call to roll back the effects of intensive farming and 

development and recreate Britain's natural landscapes 29/07/01 


* Successive government planning rules are against issuing 

permission for out-of-town shopping malls 05/08/01 N 4 7>8 

Photograph 




* Britons are amongst the most unethical travellers in the world, 

ignoring global environment damage and human rights abuses - 

see Human Rights 28/10/01 


controversial plans for new roads through natures reserves and 

historic sites - see Transport 04/11/01 

* The British winter is in danger of following the British wolf 

and beaver into extinction 04/11/01 B 13 1>7 Photographs 

* Every country in the world except the US reached agreement 

this weekend on how to enforce the Kyoto accord on tackling 

climate change - see Kyoto Agreement 11/11/01 

* An index launched tomorrow will reveal rapid growth in sales 

of ethical products - see Consumerism 18/11/01 

* Esso is being targeted by Friends of the Earth but at least it 

knows its enemy, unlike most businesses 09/12/01 N 2 4>7 

Photograph 

EROTOMANIAC, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Holmes, Rachel 25/02/01 

ESCOBAR, PABLO 



seventh richest man in the world 29/04/01 M 22>30 1>4 

Photographs 

* In the final extract from his book, Mark Bowden describes 

how the net was closed on Pablo Escobar, who for 20 years was 

the world's richest and most ruthless drug baron 06/05/01 M 


EURO, THE 

* Blair fires starting pistol for single currency marathon 

11/02/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

* Anthony Browne on the logistics of introducing 300 million 

people to new notes and coins 11/02/01 B 17 7>8 Illustration 

* Should we join the Euro? 18/02/01 N 10>11 1>6 Photographs 

* Will Hutton was asked to campaign for a BBC minireferendum 

on the Euro, in a London street 18/02/01 B 18 1>7 

Photographs 

* It would be in Britain's economic interests to join the European 

single currency in 2003, claims one of the country's leading 

economic forecasters 18/03/01 N 2 2>6 

* Tory fight to stop euro 'is shambolic' 25/03/01 B 12 7>8 

Photograph 

* Tories in turmoil as candidates defy Hague over joining the 

euro - see Politics 13/05/01

* Vodafone executive and lifelong Conservative Chris Gent has 

fallen out with William Hague over his position on Europe and 

the single currency 20/05/01 N 1 5>8 Photograph 

* Election focus on The Euro 20/05/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs 

* The Big Issue No 3: The euro - see Euro, The 27/05/01 

* Tory businessmen to desert William Hague over anti-euro 

stance - see Politics 27/05/01 

* Carlos Ghosn, global head of Japanese car giant Nissan, has 

issued a stark warning that British abstention from the euro will 

jeopardise further investment and jobs at the company's 

Sunderland plant 27/05/01 N 1 1>7 

* Persistent weakness of the euro is down to tetchy money 

launderers say analysts at investment bank CSFB 27/05/01 N 2 

6>8 

* Pro-European big business believes that the Chancellor's Five 

economic tests for euro entry are as good as met 10/06/01 N 1 

1>7 

* Tony Blair axed Robin Cook from the Foreign Office because 

he feared a major row was about to erupt between the former 

Foreign Secretary and the chancellor, Gordon Brown, over entry 

to the euro 10/06/01 B 1>2 1>6 Photographs 

* After the election verdict, Lord Marshall, chairman of British 

Airways, wants to fast-track the single currency 10/06/01 N 4 


* UK bosses are at loggerheads as they wait for a lead from Blair 

on Emu 10/06/01 N 4 4>6 

* A top advertising firm has been given the difficult job of 

persuading Europe to love the single currency 24/06/01 N 6 2>7 

Photograph 



that could split the party 22/07/01 B 6 6>8 

* On 1st January 2002, 12 EU countries will have one currency - 

Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have much to think about if 

Britain is to join the club 29/07/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs 

* Profile on Jemima Khan who, just like her late father James 

Goldsmith, has taken on the anti-Euro mantle - see Khan, 

Jemima 12/08/01 

* In the first of a series, Faisal Islam asks if the dollar's loss will 

be the euro's gain 19/08/01 N 3 1>6 Illustration, graphs 

* People travelling to the Eurozone are being urged to use euro 

traveller's cheques rather than local currency traveller's 

cheques… - see Personal Finance 26/08/01 

* Countdown to the Euro: Faisal Islam visits Marseille and finds 

the French economy defying critics of the 35-hour week, while 

Germany stalls, France is in the driving seat of the eurozone 


* The new currency carries risk of money laundering on a huge 

scale 02/09/01 N 4 5>8 

* Scrapping the pound would cost top banks £500m each 

02/09/01 N 5 6>8 Photograph 

* Tony Blair can triumph in a referendum on the euro if he 

tackles his 'hopeless' opponents hard enough, according to a new 

report 02/09/01 B 5 1>8 

* Countdown to the euro: the launch of the single currency in 

Frankfurt 02/09/01 N 5>5 1>8 Photograph, graph 

* Single currencies have bound nations together and been torn 

apart by war, but there's never been anything like the euro 


* Tony Blair has given the green light to one of the most hardhitting 

reports on the case for Britain joining the single currency 


68 

23/09/01 B 1>2 7>8 

* Countdown to the euro 23/09/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Countdown to the euro: report from the German capital 


* In his controversial new book, Simon Buckby argues that 

patriots have no choice but to embrace the euro 30/09/01 N 8 


* Countdown to the euro: Labour's euro strategy 07/10/01 N 3 

1>6 Photographs, illustration, graph 

* The Government has moved up a gear in its plans to assess the 

five tests for British membership of the euro 14/10/01 N 1 4>7 

* Countdown to the euro: how the new currency will also be 

used in West Africa, South America, the pacific and eastern 

Europe 28/10/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs, illustrations 

* Countdown to the euro: the European Central Bank has a lot to 

learn from the Bank of England's transparent handling of interest 

rates 04/11/01 N 4 3>8 Illustration 

* Don't expect house prices to fall if Britain joins the single 

currency - see Property 25/11/01 

* Countdown to the euro: Robert Mundell, Nobel prize-winning 

father of the single currency talks to Faisal Islam 25/11/01 N 5 

1>8 Photograph, illustration, graph 

* Most Britons may oppose the single currency, but half of the 

UK's main retailers will accept it 25/11/01 B 9 1>4 Photograph 

* Countdown to the euro: as countries skate close to spending 

limits, the Stability and Growth Pact seems to offer neither 

02/12/01 N 4 1>6 Graphs 

* Even though the euro will be shared by 12 different member 

states, the coins will have a national side that varies from 

country to country 09/12/01 

* Countdown to the Euro: the end of a 50-year trail 09/12/01 N 


* Countdown to the euro: there will be few tears for the lira as 

Italy reaps economic benefits 16/12/01 N 4 1>6 Photograph 

* The euro looks almost certain to bring lower prices both here 

and across the Channel 16/12/01 B 8 5>7 

* The folk of Newry in Northern Ireland are getting set for the 

switch to Europe's new currency 23/12/01 B 10 1>5 

Photographs 

* The man who dreamt up the euro sign more than a quarter of a 

century ago sits forgotten and neglected by the Brussels 

bureaucrats in an old people's home in Germany 23/12/01 B 17 


* As 300 million Europeans prepare to embrace a new common 

currency, its value in international markets has soared 23/12/01 


* The new euro coins can cause eczema 30/12/01 B 1 1>5 

Cartoon 

* The Government is to spend millions of pounds selling Europe 

and the single currency to the British public next year 30/12/01 


* An economic new world order will begin at midnight 

tomorrow with the launch of the euro 30/12/01 B 9 1>8 

Photographs 

EUROPEAN UNION 

* Robin Cook's planned meeting with German Foreign Minister, 

Joschka Fischer will reignite the bitter debate over Britain's 

future in the European Union 21/01/01 B 10 7>8 

* European laws to be introduced this week will open Britain to 

a fresh wave of controversial genetically modified crops and

foods - see Genetic Modification 11/02/01 

* The European Investment Bank, the EU's lending arm, may 

offer long-term loans to beleaguered telecom companies 

struggling to cover the crippling costs of third-generation mobile 

phone networks 08/04/01 N 1 1>3 






stance - see Politics 27/05/01 

* US aero-engine maker General Electric is set for a bruising 

showdown with the European Commission at a crucial meeting 

on its proposed $41bn takeover of Honeywell - see Aviation 




protestors - see Demonstrations & Protests 17/06/01 

* The Government is braced for a major clash over Franco- 

German plans for a European tax to support institutions based in 

Brussels - see Politics 17/06/01 




U.S.A. 17/06/01 

* EU's leaders are letting us all down with their nationalism and 

lack of vision, says Will Hutton 17/06/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* The European Union's investigation into alleged price-fixing 

by mobile phone companies will be far more wide-reaching than 

expected - see Business & Industry 15/07/01 

* The EU's move to kill a cash-cow for beleaguered mobile 

firms could be an own-goal - see Business & Industry 15/07/01 

* Banks would be forced to insure customers against debt 

problems under a proposal from the European Commission - see 


* As part of the European Union's Year of Languages, French 

secondary school children are to watch EastEnders to sharpen 

their language skills - see Language 30/09/01 





and was jailed for it talks to Nick Mathiason - see Adams, 

Stanley 25/11/01 

* Company directors throughout the European Union could have 

their homes raided under tough new cartel-busting laws likely to 

be approved next year 25/11/01 N 1 5>7 Photograph 

* Italians turn on Silvio Berlusconi in a battle over EU powers of 

arrest - see International Affairs: Europe 09/12/01 

* Peter Mandelson feels Britain can benefit from more 

integration and even a new energy tax 09/12/01 N 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Peter Mandelson today calls for a move towards common EU 

taxes in a radical blueprint for closer European integration 

09/12/01 B 7 3>7 

* Tony Blair denied that a groundbreaking call by the European 

Union for it to have its own constitution was a move towards a 

superstate 16/12/01 B 19 6>8 

EUTHANASIA 

* Diane Pretty is dying of motor neurone disease, in an exclusive 

interview she tells why she will fight in court for the right to a 

medically assisted death 24/06/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 


69 

EVANS, CHRIS 

* Chris Evans's departure from Virgin Radio was front page 

news and the saga was all too familiar 01/07/01 B 15 1>6 

Photographs 

EVANS, HAROLD 


can turn to loathing - see Media 15/07/01 

EVE 


EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT… 

* Paul Kaye on his life after Dennis Pennis 07/01/01 R 13 1>2 

Photograph 

* Patrick Fugit, star of Almost Famous 14/01/01 R 8 3>4 

Photograph 

* Stephen Mangan, the new face of grown-up Adrian Mole 

21/01/01 R 8 3>6 Photograph 

* Megan Dodds, TV's new Mitford heroine 28/01/01 R 10 5 

Photograph 

* The return of the kid from ET, Henry Thomas 11/02/01 R 8 5 

Photograph 

* Giancarlo Giannini, Italian cop on Hannibal's trail 18/02/01 R 


* New BBC undercover journalist Paul Kenyon 25/02/01 R 8 


* Nathaniel Parker, the BBC's dazzlingly posh new cop 

04/03/01 R 8 4>6 Photograph 

* Paddy Considine, the best-kept secret in British movies 

11/03/01 R 10 3>5 Photograph 

* Samantha Bond's move from Moneypenny to TV detective 

25/03/01 R 8 4>6 Photograph 

* Michelle Rodriquez, Latina boxer chick 01/04/01 R 8 4>6 

Photograph 

* Kim Wilde's rebirth as a gardening expert 22/04/01 R 8 3>4 

Photograph 

* Franka Potente's new-found poise opposite Johnny Depp in 

Blow 29/04/01 R 8 2>4 Photograph 

* Sanish hunk-with-spunk Javier Bardem 06/05/01 R 8 5 

Photograph 

* Daniel Craig, Brit-hot co-star of Tomb Raider 03/06/01 R 9 


* Saul Metzstein, the angry young director of 'Late Night 

Shopping' 10/06/01 R 9 1>4 Photograph 

* Hugh Jackman, Travolta's code-cracking foil 15/07/01 R 11 5 

Photograph 

* Lennie James, British stage and screen actor, writer… 

22/07/01 R 8 1>4 Photograph 

* Robert Downey Jr 29/07/01 R 8 5>6 Photograph 

* Molly Parker 02/09/01 R 9 5 Photograph 

* The Enigmatic Scottish actor Dougray Scott 23/09/01 R 8 2>3 

Photograph 

* Damian Lewis in Band of Brothers 30/09/01 R 8 4>6 

Photograph 

* Teenage prodigy Scarlett Johansson 28/10/01 R 9 1>4 

Photograph 

EVOLUTION

* Scientists have discovered the whites of our eyes are unique 

among primates and played a crucial role in our evolution - see 

Science 27/05/01 

EXECUTION, THE 


EXILE 

* See Book Reviews - Spencer, Neil 02/12/01 

EXPERIENCE 

* See Book Reviews - Ferguson, Euan 01/04/01 

EXPLORATION 

* Two British explorers are preparing to tackle one of the 

planet's last great challenges - the Bering Strait 11/03/01 B 11 


* Hollywood stars Russell Crowe and Kenneth Branagh will 

both portray Sir Ernest Shackleton in two screen treatments of 

the explorer's heroic attempt on the South Pole - see Shackleton, 

Sir Ernest 02/09/01 

EXTINCT SPECIES 

* The recreation of a rare ox after its death marks a step towards 

the goal of reviving extinct species 07/01/01 B 11 1>7 

Photographs 

* A leading palaeontologist believes he has found the cause of 

extinctions of whole species - the human cold 28/01/01 B 11 

1>8 Photograph, cartoon 

FABER, TONY 

* Why has Tony Faber, scion of the famous publishing dynasty, 

suddenly left the beleaguered family firm? 04/02/01 B 20 1>8 

Photograph 

FABULOUS KINGDOM, A 


FABULOUS TIME 

* See Book Reviews - Lane, Harriet 04/03/01 

FACE, THE 


FAIRNESS 


FAITHFULL, MARIANNE 

* Interview with Marianne Faithfull 15/07/01 M 10>15 1>3 

Photographs 

FAITHLESS 


FAKING IT 


FALDO, NICK 

* Interview with Golfer Nick Faldo 01/07/01 M 12>18 1>4 

Photographs 

FALL OF LIGHT, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Redford, Rachel 30/09/01 

FALLING ANGELS 


FALLS, THE 



70 


FAMILIES & FAMILY LIFE 

* Kathryn Flett on her feeling about motherhood, jealousy and 

the baby brother who grew up without her - see Flett, Kathryn 

21/01/01 

* Sam Taylor has swapped the doubtful pleasures of urban 

England for the good (if scary) life in rural France 21/01/01 R 4 


* The soaring cost of childcare hits families 04/02/01 B 12 1>8 

Photograph 

* Memoir by Mark Matousek who let thirty-three years pass 

before he decided to tack down the father he hardly knew - see 

Matousek, Mark 04/03/01 

* A new study shows that women struggle to cope with work 

and more than one toddler - and 50 per cent leave their jobs - see 

Women 18/03/01 

* Joanna Moorhead on the joys and financial juggling involved 

in raising a Walton-sized brood - see Personal Finance 18/03/01 

* Last week working parents around the world were told that 

childcare was harming their children, then the truth began to 

emerge and the study was seen to be seriously flawed 29/04/01 


* The ideal holiday for stressed, working mothers - see Travel 

20/05/01 

* Jonathan Self is about to muscle in on his brother Will's 

territory, but he's not the first… 27/05/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Sex, drugs and drink are par for the course for any teenager, 

but if mum and dad happen to be called Blair, or maybe Bush, it 

doesn't half cramp your style 10/06/01 R 2 1>5 Photographs 

* They are the fastest-growing family group in America, and the 

figures here have never been higher: for many, it seems, an only 

child is the way to go 10/06/01 M 20>29 1>4 Photographs 

* Late parenthood: report on the headaches and the rewards 

facing older mums and dads 22/07/01 B 14>15 1>8 Photographs 

* Marriages may fail, but divorce lasts forever - how do you deal 

with all the complications of step-families? 22/07/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

* A 'blended' family holiday in Crete - see Travel 21/10/01 

* Most divorced fathers want to see their children and most kids 

want to see their dads, so why does society make it difficult for 

this simplest of things to happen? 21/10/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photograph 

* Lydia James, who died last week, wrote Britain's first ever 

parenting column in The Observer in the 1960s, here her son 

Oliver James pays tribute - see James, Lydia 04/11/01 

* Parents of young children are to get the right to ask for shorter 

hours at work under legal guidelines designed to improve family 

life 18/11/01 B 1 8 

* A financial look at how families struggle to cope with the 

worst childcare provision in Europe 18/11/01 C 2>3, 5 1>4 

Photographs 

* Report on the plight of families who must fend for themselves 

to save their children from the miseries of heroin addiction - see 



as an older father - see Brown, Gordon 30/12/01 

FAMILY ORCHARD, THE 


FARMER, PAUL

* Profile on Paul Farmer, a self-effacing doctor based in rural 

Haiti treating the peasant population 28/01/01 M 24>34 1>4 

Photographs 

FARMS & FARMING 

* How our farmers sowed their very own downfall - the foot and 

mouth outbreak was a disaster waiting to happen 25/02/01 B 


* The state of Britain's abattoirs represents a failed quest to 

produce more at ever lower costs, argues Matthew Fort 25/02/01 


* Countryside in Crisis: mass slaughter everywhere - the fate of 

farming - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 04/03/01 

* Farming Today - see Radio 04/03/01 

* Supermarkets' grip on farmers is to be smashed by a new law 

04/03/01 B 1>2 4>7 

* Neal Ascherson tours Britain and finds farmers who feel the 

nation fell out of love with them long before disease descended 


* Report on the scandal of indiscriminate farming subsidies 


* Lord Haskins, appointed to head a Government review of rural 

economics hit by foot and mouth, has counted criticisms of his 

antagonism to small and organic farmers 12/08/01 N 1 1>4 

* Farming in Crisis: Beleaguered small farmers are about to be 

hit with a bigger whammy: the likely withdrawal of government 

subsidies 12/08/01 N 9 1>6 Photograph, graph 

* Questions are being asked why Lord Haskins, chairman of 

Northern Foods and a key figure in the food production industry, 

has been given the task of a government review of farming 

12/08/01 N 9 1>4 Photograph 

* Farmers plunged into crisis after having their livestock culled 

because of the disease are now being targeted by organised 

gangs of thieves 16/09/01 B 5 6>7 

FARRAKHAN, LOUIS 

* Profile on Louis Farrakhan, the leader of Nation of Islam 

05/08/01 B 25 1>6 Caricature 

FARRELL, COLIN 

* Colin Farrell has gone from Ballykissangel to starring with 

Bruce Willis and taking calls from Spielberg 13/05/01 r 9 1>4 

Photographs 

FASHION 

* It's time to give rugby union a complete makeover - see Sport: 

Rugby Union 07/01/01 

* Ripping yarns 07/01/01 M 40>45 1 Photographs 

* Donna Karan says she was following her heart, not her head, 

when she agreed to sell out to Bernard Arnault's Moet Hennessy 

Louis Vuitton luxury goods empire - see Koran, Donna 

14/01/01 

* New school ties 14/01/01 M 28>31 1 Photographs 

* How the DK image just wore too thin 14/01/01 N 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* Fashion plus 14/01/01 M 33 1>4 Photographs 

* Gentlemen's relish 21/01/01 M 32>37 1 Photographs 


* Ballantyne's new collection of cashmere, Vision 28/01/01 M 

38>44 1 Photographs 



71 

* Night fashion 04/02/01 M 32>37 1 Photographs 


* Back to the 80s 11/02/01 M 32>35 1>4 Photographs 


* Designers Calvin Klein and Donna Karan rounded off New 

York Fashion Week yesterday 18/02/01 B 2 6>7 Photographs 

* London fashion special 18/02/01 M 36>49 1>4 Photographs 

* Investors in the fashion industry are taking fright - not at the 

outlandish shows, but because design houses may not be cutting 

their cloth according to their means 25/02/01 N 3 1>5 

Photographs 

* The Chloe Cruse collection designed by Stella McCartney 

25/02/01 M 42>47 1 Photographs 


* Interview with British Designer of the Year, Alexander 

McQueen - see McQueen, Alexander 04/03/01 

* Stefano Gabbana, Domenico Dolce and Brazilian model Gisele 

take a bow after the D&G ready to wear autumn collection in 

Milan yesterday 04/03/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Water babes 04/03/01 M 40>45 1 Photographs 


* Two years ago Luella Bartley was reporting from the Milan 

catwalks, now she is going back to the fashion capital of the 

world with her own designs 04/03/01 B 7 1>7 Photographs 

* Paul Smith opens his first shop in Italy 11/03/01 M 34>39 1>4 

Photographs 

* Italian style 11/03/01 M 44>51 1 Photographs 

* Spectacles 18/03/01 M 36>39 1 Photographs 


* The art-student look is back 25/03/01 M 38>43 1 Photographs 

* Fashion plus 25/03/01 M 45 1>4 Photographs, illustrations 

* Stella McaCartney, Sir Paul's designer daughter, is to trade in 

the famous name and fashion label that launched her reputation 

to create her own brand of clothes under Gucci - see McCartney, 

Stella 01/04/01 

* Observer Style Editor Tamsin Blanchard on why the 

McCartney/Gucci deal is good news for British designers 

01/04/01 B 3 6>7 Photograph 

* British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood turns 60 - see 

Westwood, Vivienne 08/04/01 

* Why no celebrity's wardrobe is complete without a Vivienne 

Westwood 08/04/01 M 16 1>4 Photographs 

* The corset is again making itself felt in the world of fashion 

08/04/01 M 44>49 1 Photographs 


* With floral prints, flared skirts, nipped-in waists and big hair, 

the 50s put the glamour into housework and the rock into frocks 

15/04/01 M 32>37 1 Photographs 

* Mixing stripes and clashing colours 22/04/01 M 30>33 1 

Photographs 


* Feathers, zips, beads and sequins to adorn your clothes 

29/04/01 M 34>37 1 Photographs 


* Dizzying designs, zebra stripes, checked prints: everything in

lack and white makes sense 06/05/01 M 38>41 1>2 

Photographs 


* The Rolling Stone look 13/05/01 M 38>43 1 Photographs 

* Stella McCartney, the darling of the fashion world since she 

was offered her own label at Gucci, is condemning the use of 

leather and fur on the catwalks 13/05/01 B 7 6>7 Photograph 

* Embroidered vests, floral tops and trimmed skirts, everything 

is coming up roses this summer 20/05/01 M 40>45 1 

Photographs 

* Designer Walter Van Beirendonck is turning Antwerp into a 

magic kingdom 27/05/01 M 36>39 1>4 Photographs 

* The 10 worst fashion statements in the history of sport - see 

Sport 03/06/01 

* There's nothing stuffy about suits 03/06/01 M 28>31 1 

Photographs 


* Parade your stuff with military-chic precision in beige and 

khaki, with belts, sashes and sharp lapels 10/06/01 M 38>41 1 

Photograph 

* Tamsin Blanchard offers a private view of the enigma that is 

Giorgio Armani - see Armani, Giorgio 17/06/01 

* An exhibition on Sixties style icon Jacqueline Kennedy has 

drawn the crowds to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art 

17/06/01 E 14>15 1>3 Photographs 

* Loose linen trousers, pleated skirts and striped tops… in red, 

white and blue 17/06/01 M 36>40 1 Photographs 


* Designer Jessica Ogden brings antique cloths and vintage 

fabrics back to life, plus dressing to a tee 24/06/01 M 38>41 1 

Photographs 


* Britain's tailors have declared that the suit is back and sales are 

booming like never before 01/07/01 B 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Get ready for an Indian summer 01/07/01 M 32>35 1 

Photographs 

* A model shows off one of the designs from Versace's haute 

couture collection in Paris 08/07/01 B 13 4 Photograph 

* Kate Moss, Chloe Sevigny and J Lo are all opting for the 

'garconne' style 08/07/01 M 38>41 1 Photographs 

* Wild animal prints, hip retro dots and revealing cutaway 

circles - itsy-bitsy swimwear 15/07/01 M 40>44 1 Photographs 


* Holiday accessories 29/07/01 M 30>33 1 Photographs 

* Holiday fashion 05/08/01 M 36>41 1 Photographs 


* New romantics 12/08/01 M 32>35 1 Photographs 

* Five male models go mild in the country 19/08/01 M 40>43 1 

Photographs 

* Vintage lace and plaited leather, antique tulle and cutting-edge 

fabrics 26/08/01 M 30>33 1>4 Photographs 


* Samantha Mumba famously sacked three stylists because she 

didn't want to wear their clothes - Observer fashion editor Jo 

Adams takes her shopping… 02/09/01 M 38>41 1>4 

Photographs 


72 

* Dive in with Dior and couturier John Galliano's costume 

dramas 09/09/01 M 34>39 1 Photographs 

* Annalisa Barbieri 09/09/01 R 4 1>7 Illustration 

* The corset is back 09/09/01 R 4 15 Photographs 


* The actress Sadie Frost and Jemima French's new collection 

16/09/01 M 32>37 1>4 Photographs 


* Fashion problems solved 16/09/01 R 4 1>7 Illustration 

* Retail analysts says they will wait to separate the hype from 

the reality when Marks & Spencer launches its long awaited Per 

Una collection designed by George Davis - see Retail Industry 

23/09/01 

* Jodie Kidd models a creation by Spanish designer Amaya 

Arzuaga at the Natural History Museum to mark the final day of 

fashion week 23/09/01 B 1 4>6 Photograph 

* Retro chic, distressed denim and hippie stripes - this season's 

key looks 23/09/01 M 34>40 1 Photographs 



* Italian style 30/09/01 M 44>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Radical Fashion 07/10/01 M 23>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Fashion problems solved 07/10/01 R 4 5 Illustration 

* Fashion has always borrowed from art for its inspiration, now 

it's the designers who are taking over our galleries and museums 

14/10/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photographs 


* Five trend-setting fashion photographers 14/10/01 M 47>52 1 

Photographs 

* Fashion plus 14/10/01 M 53>54 1 Photographs 

* Sarah Moon's mysteriously delicate images of women 

dramatically changed the face of fashion photography - see 

Photography 21/10/01 





* Lace takes its place in the high street 04/11/01 M 46>52 1 

Photographs 


* A flawless complexion is the perfect foundation for this 

season's Victoriana 11/11/01 M 50>54 1>3 Photographs 



* Actor Rufus Sewell stars in Richard James's latest costume 

drama 18/11/01 M 62>66 1 Photographs 


* Structural suits plus sparklers 25/11/01 M 52>58 1 

Photographs 


* Swaddle the little darlings in felt-flowered hats, knee-high 

socks and sensible tweed coats 02/12/01 M 36>43 1 

Photographs


* Campaigners are furious that the lingerie manufacturer 

Triumph International has rented a factory in Burma paying 

workers 70p a day - see Human Rights 09/12/01 

* Interview with Donna Karan, the queen of New York - see 

Karan, Donna 09/12/01 

* Jewelled umbrellas took centre stage at Clotheshow 2001 

which opened in Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre on 

Friday 09/12/01 B 2 2 Photograph 


* Nostalgia is back with a vengeance 09/12/01 M 60>66 1 

Photographs 



* Unusual and eye-catching knits 16/12/01 M 41>46 1 

Photographs 


* It's sale time… 23/12/01 M 31>34 1>3 Illustrations 

* How to bring in the New Year in style 30/12/01 M 26>31 1 

Photographs 


FATAL VOYAGE 


FAULKS, SEBASTIAN 

* Interview with bestseller author, Sebastian Faulks 15/07/01 R 


FEEDING FRENZY 


FERGUSON, EUAN 









* Columnist 14/10/01 B 33 6 Photograph 







FERGUSON, MARY 


FERGUSON, NIALL 


FERGUSON, SIR ALEX 

* Sir Alex Ferguson, the most successful football manager of his 


73 

era, was forced out of Manchester Utd by a plot organised by 

club directors 20/05/01 B 1>2 7>8 Photograph 

* Michael Crick, the crusading journalist is investigating the 

Manchester United boss for a new biography - see Crick, 

Michael 26/08/01 

FERRY, BRYAN 

* Interview with musician Bryan Ferry who has regrouped Roxy 

Music after 18 years 13/05/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

FERTILITY 

* Fertility Tourists - see Television 11/03/01 

* The American doctor who trumpeted a fertility technique using 

three genetic parents failed to disclose that along with 15 healthy 

babies it produced two foetuses with a rare genetic disorder 

20/05/01 B 23 7>8 

* The fertility expert who treated Britain's oldest mother of 

newborn twins rejected criticism that the 56 year-old was too old 

to cope with her babies 27/05/01 B 5 7 

* American women are urged to heed their biological clocks as 

fortysomething celebrities send out misleading message 


* An urgent inquiry has been ordered by the Government into 

whether families should be allowed to choose the sex of their 

children using a new fertility technique 04/11/01 B 1 7>8 

FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN 1951-2001 

* It is 50 years since the Festival of Britain rescued the country 

from the austerity of the post-war years 15/04/01 M 24>30 1>4 

Photographs 

FEVER TRAIL, THE 


FIELDING, HELEN 

* Profile on the creator of Bridget Jones's Diary, Helen Fielding 

08/04/01 B 23 2>6 Caricature 

FIFTH WOMAN, THE 

* See Book Review - Guttridge, Peter 03/06/01 

FILM 

* Hollywood's other Steven is launching his most ambitious film 

- see Soderbergh, Steven 07/01/01 

* Review of Crime & Punishment in Suburbia/Saltwater/Bless 

the Child 07/01/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 07/01/01 R 11 


* Review of Cast Away 14/01/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Under Suspicion/Sexy Beast/The 

Criminal/Rage/Lost Souls/The Long Goodbye 14/01/01 R 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Philip Kaufman's flamboyant new movie about the last days of 

de Sade has been acclaimed by the critics 14/01/01 R 8 1>4 

Photographs 

* The rage for watching films through funny glasses come and 

goes, but as a 3-D revival of Kiss Me Kate opens, Philip French 

asks if it's more than a fad 14/01/01 R 9 1>3 Photograph 

* With its shambling naturalism, The Low Down does for British 

slackers what The Sopranos does for New Jersey hoods 



French, and Hollywood's version - see Gerrard, Nicci 21/01/01 

* Review of Quills 21/01/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs

* Review of Vertical Limit/Bounce/Requiem For a Dream/The 

Lost Lover/Beautiful Creatures 21/01/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* The Claim is an epic western with a difference - it's made by a 

British team and the story is by Thomas Hardy 21/01/01 R 8 


* In 'What Women Want', Mel Gibson can read women's 

thoughts - five writers reveal the mysteries of what really goes 

on inside their heads - see Film 28/01/01 

* Robert Redford's annual Sundance Film Festival has sold it's 

soul to rock 'n' roll 28/01/01 B 22 7>8 Photograph 

* Cinemagoers have voted for their favourite actor and film 

genre 28/01/01 B 7 1>8 Photograph 

* Philip French's top five films on current release 28/01/01 R 8 

6 

* Review of Pay It Forward/Woman on Top/The Low Down 


* Review of Traffic 28/01/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Philip French looks at the contenders at the Oscars and picks 

his personal favourites 28/01/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Director Terry Gilliam's £32m film about Don Quixote, wasn't 

meant to be - see Gilliam, Terry 04/02/01 

* The 10 best sporting films of all time - see Sport 04/02/01 

* Pearl Harbour survivors attack new Hollywood movie 


* Review of The Claim 04/02/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of What Women Want/Shadow of the 

Vampire/Second Skin 04/02/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Shocked US audiences prove that Anthony Hopkins still has an 

appetite for his role in Hannibal 04/02/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Sundance Film Festival 04/02/01 R 9 1>3 

* Bombay's film industry lives on escapism, but is stalked now 

by death - see International Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 

11/02/01 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Ken Russell - see Russell, Ken 

11/02/01 


to promote the film Quills, about the Marquis de Sade - see 

Winslet, Kate 11/02/01 

* Review of Almost Famous/Remember the Titans/Dude, 

Where's My Car?/The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle 


* Review of Faithless 11/02/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 


5 

* David Gritten joins the shoot of the Oscar-tipped Chocolat in a 

typical sunlit French garden - somewhere in Somerset 11/02/01 


* The centre of old Saigon stepped back nearly 50 years as 


The Quiet American - see International Affairs: S.E. Asia 

18/02/01 

* The man who decides what's fit for us to see at the cinema is 

predicting an end to legally-enforced ratings 18/02/01 B 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* The new Harry Potter film is seriously behind schedule 


* Review of Hannibal 18/02/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Songs From the Second Floor/State and 


74 

Main/Centre Stage/Breakfast at Tiffany's/The Emperor's New 

Groove/Dungeons and Dragons 18/02/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Oscar viewpoint with Philip French 18/02/01 R 8 5 

Photograph 

* Liam Neeson and Bob Hoskins are to star in multi-million 

pound Hollywood film about the ordeal of Stephen Downing, 

who was imprisoned for 27 years for a murder he did not commit 

- see Downing, Stephen 25/02/01 

* To portray Jackson Pollock in the movie Pollock, Ed Harris 

learnt to paint, slept in the artist's bed and smoked his fags - it 

paid off 25/02/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* The rush to sign up film rights to the hot new books of British 

writers 25/02/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* The Servant - the film and its impact 25/02/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

* When it comes to sex, the film world is more neurotic than 

erotic - directors tell how the deal with love scenes 25/02/01 R 7 



4>5 

* Review of Liam 25/02/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Legend of Baggier Vance/Finding 

Forrester/The Invisible Circus 25/02/01 R 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Last month's 10 best sporting films - see Sport 04/03/01 

* Privatisation plans for the famed Mosfilm studios in Russia 

have outraged leaders of a struggling industry - see International 

Affairs: Russia 04/03/01 

* The future of Britain as a film production centre could be 

threatened if the Treasury moves to reform valuable tax breaks 

04/03/01 N 1 1>3 Photograph 

* The British film industry knows its place in the world - 

servicing Hollywood 04/03/01 N 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Preview of the new British movie, Bridget Jones's Diary 


* As two new movies about US Presidents head for Britain, 

Peter Preston asks why America turns its leaders into gods while 

ours remain mortal 04/03/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Chocolat/The Gift/The Tao of Steve 04/03/01 R 9 


* Review of Proof of Life 04/03/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* You Can Count On Me beat the odds to become this year's 

indie success story 11/03/01 R 10 1>5 Photographs 

* The new film by acclaimed French director Luc Besson was 

set to be a box-office hit, but the director is being sued by the 

film's scriptwriters 11/03/01 B 23 1>2 Photographs 

* Review of Best in Show 11/03/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Born Romantic/The Watcher/Dark Days 11/03/01 


* Chicken Run, the film that has made more than $100m in the 

US is the subject of a claim by Alan Davidson that it is based on 

his book, Escape from Cold Ditch, published in 1994 18/03/01 


* Review of Last Resort 18/03/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Thirteen Days/Enemy at the Gates/Malena/Audition 


* As two new films satirise the excesses of TV, Adam Smith 

asks why does Hollywood always sneer at the small screen? 


* A week before the Oscars, Philip French salutes the most

deserving winners of all time… and condemns the least 

deserving 18/03/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* The champagne will flow as usual at tonight's Oscars, but 

strikes by actors and writers could soon cripple the US film 

industry 25/03/01 B 20 1>7 Photographs 

* Review of 15 Minutes/Brother/Miss Congeniality/An 

Everlasting Piece 25/03/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Don't Look Now 25/03/01 R 7 6 Photograph 

* Review of You Can Count on Me 25/03/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* America's acceptance of interracial love in the movies has 

come a long way since Sidney Poitier and even early Spike Lee, 

but some things are still beyond the pale 25/03/01 R 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Oscar Diary: Nominated as best screenwriter for Billy Elliot, I 

had my acceptance speech ready, then Tom Hanks ruined 

everything… by Lee Hall 01/04/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Philip French says the right films won at the Oscars 01/04/01 


* Review of Uneasy Riders 01/04/01 R 7 1>7 Photographs 

* Shower/Men of Honour/Save the Last Dance/About 

Adam/Blow Dry/The Monkey's Mask/Damnation/2001: A Space 

Odyssey 01/04/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 



fate 01/04/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Red Ken Loach is the last person you would expect to find in 

Hollywood - see Loach, Ken 08/04/01 

* Review of A One and a Two 08/04/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Les Enfants du Siecle/The Wedding Planner/Better 

Than Sex/Rugrats in Paris: The Movie/Bamboozled 08/04/01 R 


* Two new blockbusters confirm Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan as 

Britain's biggest movie moguls of all time 08/04/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 







teenagers - see Birch, Thora 15/04/01 

* Review of A Hard Day's Night/Mildred Pierce 15/04/01 R 7 


* Review of Bridget Jones's Diary 15/04/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Spy Kids/Valentine/But I'm a Cheerleader 15/04/01 


* Review of the exhibition Hitchcock and Art: Fatal 

Coincidences - see Art 22/04/01 


4>5 

* Review of The Contender/Boesman and Lena/Girlfight/One 

Night at McCool's/Under the Sand/The Hole 22/04/01 R 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of The Tailor of Panama 22/04/01 R 7 1>4 

Photographs 

* To be Asian in Hollywood used to mean parts as villains or 

dainty flowers, now after Crouching Tiger, movie bosses think 

eastern stars are the next bit thing 22/04/01 R 8 1>4 


75 

Photographs 

* Viewers' group attack 18 rating for screen version of Hanif 

Kureishi's Intimacy that depicts uncensored oral sex 22/04/01 B 


* As the Hollywood studios brace for a strike, a book reveals 

their bloody history of union-bashing 29/04/01 B 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Bread and Roses 29/04/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Mexican/The Captive/Exit Wounds 29/04/01 R 


* Hollywood stars are thin on the ground this year at Cannes and 

there are no British films at all 29/04/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Speilberg, Gates and their powerful partners have high 

expectations of the forthcoming film AI (short for Artificial 

Intelligence) 06/05/01 B 20 4>8 Photographs 

* Peter Preston's top five films on current release 06/05/01 R 7 

4>5 

* Review of Along Came a Spider/AntiTrust/La Bete 06/05/01 

R 7 1.5 Photograph 

* Review of Captain Corelli's Mandolin 06/05/01 R 7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Report on a clutch of new movies exploring sexuality 


* Mormon Neil LaBute may be devoted to God, but the casual 

brutality of his films suggest a low opinion of humanity 


* Terry Gilliam, a member of the Cannes Film Festival 

competition jury, has attacked the calibre of British movies as 

the reason for their poor showing at the festival 13/05/01 B 6 


* After years of antipathy between Hollywood and Cannes, the 

Americans are back in force on the Riviera, proving that box 

office movies can be creative and credible too 13/05/01 R 7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Cannes Diary 13/05/01 R 7 5 Photographs 

* Review of Goodbye Charlie Bright/Alfie/The King is 

Alive/The Terrorist/The Broken Hearts Club 13/05/01 R 8 1>6 

Photograph 

* Review of The Dish 13/05/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Julia Roberts is to play the part of Wendy Sewell in a 

Hollywood film about her murder in 1973, which led to Britain's 

longest-running alleged miscarriage of justice 13/05/01 B 9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Focus on the Cannes Film Festival 20/05/01 B 22 1>7 

Photographs 

* Review of Amores Perros 20/05/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Mummy Returns/Tigerland/Roen a 

Faire/Inbetweeners 20/05/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Johnny Depp visited George Jung in a top security jail before 

he played him in a new movie, Blow 20/05/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Cannes Diary 20/05/01 R 9 5>6 Photographs 

* The fifty-fourth Cannes film festival has proved to be a 

lacklustre affair 20/05/01 R 9 1>4 Photographs 

* Interview with film critic Barry Norman who, after 29 years of 

telling us what's worth seeing at the cinema, is finally hanging 

up his notebook and 3-D glasses - see Norman, Barry 27/05/01 

* Review of Blow 27/05/01 R 7 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Code Unknown/Le Gout des Autres/When Brendan

Met Trudy/Very Annie Mary/All the Pretty Horses/See Spot 

Run/El Mar/Le Libertin 27/05/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

* The big stars are 'resting', so this season we could see some 

intelligent blockbusters 27/05/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Reinaldo Arenas was thrown in jail by Castro and later killed 

himself in New York, now an Oscar-nominated film celebrates 

the life of this controversial Cuban writer - see Arenas, Reinaldo 

03/06/01 

* The British view of porn has changed, we are no longer 

shocked and neither is the censor, so sex shops and filmmakers 

are preparing for a boom time - see Pornography 03/06/01 

* Review of Pearl Harbour 03/06/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Series 7: The Contenders/101 Reykjavik/Weak at 

Denise/Croupier/The In Crowd 03/06/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Get Over It/Down to Earth/Tokyo Decadence 


* Review of Merci Pour Le Chocolat/The Crimson Rivers 


* Can Tomb Raider the movie succeed where other video game 

spinoffs have flopped? - interviews with the star Angelina Jolie 

and director Simon West 10/06/01 R 9 1>4 Photographs 

* Freud resisted the call of the movies, but an Observer-backed 

film festival devoted to reading the subconscious mind shows 

how his work has influenced directors 17/06/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Summer Film 17/06/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Autumn in New York/Say It Isn't So/Dracula 

2001/Another Life/Like Father/No Place to Go 17/06/01 R 9 


* Review of Before Night Falls 17/06/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* A new study has revealed that while big action films generate 

headlines, family films are more profitable 24/06/01 B 7 1>2 

Photograph 

* More than four million people went to see the French film, Le 

Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain, in two months 24/06/01 R 7 


* Review of Evolution 24/06/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Late Night Shopping/Room to Rent/Fiddler on the 

Roof/The Children's Midsummer Night's Dream/Bande a Part 

24/06/01 R 9 1>5 Photograph 


film Intimacy - see Fox, Kerry 01/07/01 

* A.I. is the most eagerly awaited film of the summer, blending 

Speilberg's genius for special effects with the darker side of 

Kubrick 01/07/01 R 5>6 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Shrek 01/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Town and Country/La Saison des Hommes/Ginger 

Snaps/Out of Depth/Taxi 2/Nowhere to Hide/The Princess and 

the Warrior 01/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Why are master filmmakers like Ang Lee and Guy Ritchie 

creating shorts for BMW's website? 01/07/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Hollywood needs believable villains, but there's not much 

menace on the screen these days 08/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 


2>3 

* Review of Dr T and the Women/Aimee & Jaguar/When Love 

Comes/2 or 3 Things I Know About Her 08/07/01 R 9 1>5 

Photograph 


76 

* Review of Lara Croft Tomb Raider 08/07/01 R 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Ten years after Thelma & Louise, audiences are still shocked 

to see women behaving badly, yet they will happily let men get 

away with murder 15/07/01 R 11 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of The Colour of Lies/Urban Ghost Story/Possible 

Worlds/Sweet November/The Ladies Man/Whipped 15/07/01 R 


* Review of Together 15/07/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Russ Meyer created a movie genre with impossibly voluptuous 

screen sirens 22/07/01 M 18>23 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of A l'Attaque 22/07/01 R 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Review of Jurassic Park III/High Heels and Low Lifes/Animal 

Attraction/The Iron Ladies/Ed Gein/solas/The Truth Game/The 

Nine Lives of Tomas Katz 22/07/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* America's Sweethearts is a film that undercuts the stars' 

relationship to the press 22/07/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Intimacy 29/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Swordfish/Dr Dolittle 2/Recess: Schools Out 


* Last weekend, 52 Italian filmmakers, including the 81 year-old 

director of The Battle of Algiers, took to Genoa's streets, with 

the camera as their only weapon 29/07/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Tim Burton insisted that it was impossible to remake Planet Of 

The Apes, but he was persuaded to create his own version 


* On the trail of Toulouse-Lautrec: Albi, the town where the 

French artist grew up, is refusing to cash in on next month's film, 

Moulin Rouge - see Travel 05/08/01 

* This year's surprise hit in the US is a documentary charting the 

dramatic rise and spectacular fall of a $40m internet company 

founded by two twentysomething friends 05/08/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Cats & Dogs/Gohatto/Rush Hour 2 05/08/01 R 8 


* Review of Final Fantasy: the Spirits Within 05/08/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Don Starr is a Canadian tax lawyer and is our most influential 

film producer - but he knows nothing about movies - see Starr, 

Don 12/08/01 



the computer animated sci-fi thriller 12/08/01 N 2 4>6 

Photograph 

* Film music 12/08/01 R 8 5>6 


3>4 

* Review of The Farewell/Me You Them/Help! I'm a Fish 


* Review of The Parole Officer 12/08/01 R 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Peter Bart, the editor of the film business trade paper Variety 

was suspended from his post on Friday for contravening 

journalistic ethics and crossing the boundaries - see Media 

19/08/01 

* Baz Luhrmann wants to revive the musical - with Nicole 

Kidman's help 19/08/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of A Time for Drunken Horses/Aguirre: Wrath of God 


* Review of Planet of the Apes 19/08/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs

* It's taken seven years, but the director of Bhaji on the Beach 

has steered the follow-up through Hollywood 19/08/01 R 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* A French blockbuster starring Gerard Depardieu will steal 

Hollywood's thunder next month when it becomes the first film 

to be shown using revolutionary digital technology 26/08/01 B 



founder of boo.com who helped to squander £100m when the 

story is turned into a Hollywood blockbuster 26/08/01 B 3 1>6 

Photographs 

* Films that flop 26/08/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Quality is forsaken as Hollywood studios perfect the 'hit' and 

run 26/08/01 N 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Lucky Break/Le Secret/At the Height of 

Summer/Heartbreakers/Josie and the Pussycats/Crocodile 

Dundee in Los Angeles 26/08/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Tears of the Black Tiger 26/08/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* This year's surprise US hit, The Fast and the Furious, is the 

latest high-octaine film to celebrate cars on screen 26/08/01 R 9 




the explorer's heroic attempt on the South Pole - see Shackleton, 

Sir Ernest 02/09/01 


4>5 

* Review of A Knight's Tale 02/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of What's Cooking/Suspicious River/Hedwig and the 

Angry Inch/Angel Eyes 02/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Pauline Kael 1919-2001, the film critics' film critic - see 

Deaths 09/09/01 

* Review of Moulin Rouge 09/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of startup.com 09/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Forsaken/Scary Movie 2 09/09/01 R 7 6 

* Autumn film round-up 09/09/01 R 8>9 1>5 Photograph 

* Antonio Banderas is to play Ayrton Senna, who died in a blaze 

of glory, in a Hollywood movie that will electrify the world of 

Formula 1 - see Sport: Motor Racing 16/09/01 

* Following in the steps of the poets, Wordsworth and Coleridge 

in the West Country as a new film cements their legend - see 

Travel 16/09/01 

* Interview with actress Frances O'Connor who stars in A.I. - see 

O'Connor, Frances 16/09/01 

* Review of Battle Royale/Shiner/The Fast and the Furious/ 

Greenfingers/The Martins 16/09/01 R 7 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Pandemonium 16/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of the re-release of Sweet Smell of Success 16/09/01 


* Britain's film industry is drawing up contingency plans to 

avoid the worst effects of an actors' strike already paralysing 

some of the biggest films planned for release next year 23/09/01 


* Movie fans vote for poster with a real bite 23/09/01 B 7 5>6 

Photograph 

* Review of A.I. Artificial Intelligence 23/09/01 R 7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Review of The Circle/crazy/beautiful/The Centre of the World 


77 


* Audiences have lot their appetites for hijackings and violence, 

just as in the years after the war and the JFK assassination, 

escapist entertainment will dominate TV and the movies 


* For his debut film, South West Nine, director Richard Parry 

wanted to capture the authentic face of Brixton, south London, 

so he took to casting straight off its streets - see Parry, Richard 

30/09/01 

* Will Buckley watches a screening of Mike Bassett: England 

Manager with a few brave souls and it leaves him feeling gutted 

- see Sport: Football 30/09/01 

* Italian cinema brings sensuality to the screen 30/09/01 M 


* Review of Enigma/Mike Bassett: England Manager/George 

Washington/The Brothers 30/09/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Score 30/09/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Historians and war veterans have attacked the makers of 

'Enigma' the new British blockbuster, for producing a film that is 

a 'travesty of history' - see History 07/10/01 

* Review of Amelie 07/10/01 R 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Original Sin/Driven/La Cienaga/The Texas 

Chainsaw Massacre 2 07/10/01 R 9 1>6 Photographs 


cathartic story that chimes with his own unhappy past - see 

Brosnan, Pierce 14/10/01 



together - see Penn, Sean & Robin Wright 14/10/01 

* A handful of young directors are breaking with the past to 

bring a daring new view of Britain 14/10/01 R 8 1>7 

Photographs 

* Jason Solomons's top five films on current release 14/10/01 R 

9 6>7 

* Review of South West Nine/Peaches/American Pie 2/Un 

Banco En El Parque 14/10/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Pledge 14/10/01 R 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with the veteran director, Bernardo Bertolucci - see 

Bertolucci, Bernardo 21/10/01 

* Review of America's Sweethearts/La Ville est 

tranquille/Jeepers Creepers/Atlantis: The Lost Empire 21/10/01 


* Review of Brotherhood of the Wolf 21/10/01 R 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of the re-release of Annie Hall 21/10/01 R7 7 6>7 

Photograph 

* Profile on Chris Columbus, film director, writer and producer - 

see Columbus, Chris 28/10/01 


3>4 

* Review of Legally Blonde/Wild About Harry/Asoka/Eureka/ 

Little Otik/Presque Rien 28/10/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Man Who Wasn't There 28/10/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* The Others, the first grown-up horror movie in years owes 

nothing to effects and everything to childish nightmares and 

Nicole Kidman 28/10/01 R 9 1>7 Photographs 

* Even George Bush wants to see a new film about the suffering 

in Afghanistan under the Taliban - see International Affairs:

Middle East 04/11/01 

* The film of Harry Potter will soon compete with the screen 

version of Lord of the Rings - how Hollywood fell in love with 

fantasy 04/11/01 B 24 1>7 Photographs 

* Review of Osmosis Jones/The Animal/New Year's 

Day/Gabriel & Me/This Filthy Earth 04/11/01 R 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of The Others 04/11/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of the London Film Festival 11/11/01 R 6 3>5 

Photograph 


4>5 

* Review of Kiss of the Dragon/Strictly Sinatra/Jump 

Tomorrow/The Body 11/11/01 R 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Review of La Strada 11/11/01 R 7 4>5 

* Review of The Piano Teacher 11/11/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Aurore Clement was devastated when her role in Apocalypse 

Now was cut, but more than 20 years on, she's ready to take her 

chance to shine 11/11/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 11/11/01 


* Few homegrown actors are capable of 'opening' a movie, so 

what's a producer to do when Hugh, Kate and Ewan are 

otherwise engaged? - see Actors & Actresses 18/11/01 

* Review of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 18/11/01 


* Review of Kandahar 18/11/01 R 7 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Ghost World/Disco Pigs/Mr Brother Tom 18/11/01 




country's film industry by finding funny film ideas - see Comedy 

25/11/01 

* Review of Apocalypse Now Redux 25/11/01 R 9 5>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Heist 25/11/01 R 9 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Spy Game/Eloge de l'amour/Me Without 

You/Glitter/Baby Boy 25/11/01 R 9 1>4 Photographs 



in Moulin Rouge - see McGregor, Ewan 02/12/01 



* Review of Meet Me in St Louis 02/12/01 R 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Review of Storytelling 02/12/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Devil's Backbone/Bandits/Jay and Silent Bob 

Strike Back/Zoolander/John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars 


* Writer-directors David Siegel and Scott McGehee's second 

film in eight years is worth the wait 02/12/01 R 9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Next week, J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings will try to leap 

from being Book of the Century to Movie of the Millennium 



2>3 

* Review of A Ma Soeur!/Riding in Cars with Boys/Women 

Talking Dirty/The 51st State/Dog Eat Dog/Christmas Carol - 


78 

The Movie 09/12/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of The Believer 09/12/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* As she makes her film debut in Benoit Jacquot's Tosca, 

Romanian diva Angela Gheorghiu talks to Peter Conrad 

09/12/01 R 9 1>6 Photograph 


Muhammad Ali - see Ali, Muhammad 16/12/01 

* Review of South Pacific/Privates on Parade/Aladdin 16/12/01 


* Review of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 


* The starry image of Los Angeles is familiar from a million 

movies but David Lynch's Mulholland Drive is one of the few 

films to capture the darker, bizarre side of the city 16/12/01 R 8 



7>8 

* Review of The Deep End/Djomeh/American Outlaws/Blue 

Velvet 16/12/01 R 9 1>6 Photograph 

* The brilliant mathematician John Forbes Nash was a troubled 

young man who grappled mind-bending problems, but a 

controversial new film makes no mention of his gay past - see 

Nash, John Forbes 23/12/01 

* Films of the Year: Philip French 23/12/01 R 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Mean Machine/The Princess Diaries/Serendipity 



acting world as he recasts himself as a wildlife film-maker - see 

McGregor, Ewan 30/12/01 

* Review of Monsoon Wedding 30/12/01 R 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of The Day I Became a Woman/Lovely Rita/The 

Hired Hand 30/12/01 R 12 4>8 Photograph 

* Preview of coming releases in 2002 30/12/01 R 7 8 

Photograph 

* Film 2002: Akin Ojumu 30/12/01 R 9 1>6 Photographs 

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 

* Maggie Hyde's company futures for 2001 07/01/01 N 2 1>7 

Photographs 

* The big four banks are under attack for dragging their heels in 

providing information vital to customers who want to switch 

accounts 07/01/01 N 2 8 

* The independence of City analysts' research is to come under 

the spotlight as part of the Government's review of institutional 

investment 14/01/01 N 1 6>7 

* Equitable Life guaranteed annuity policyholders could soon be 

in line for a handout totalling £1.5bn according to the Equitable 

Life Action group 14/01/01 N 2 2>7 

* Tesco is hoping to entice customers across the UK to bank, top 

up their pensions, and buy their cornflakes at the same time 

21/01/01 N 1 1>3 

* Money online 28/01/01 C 10>11 1>6 Illustrations 

* Last year's rollercoaster left many investment groups nursing 

bruises 28/01/01 C 22 1>6 Photograph 

* The well-publicised problems of Equitable Life and its withprofits 

fund could signal the end for a type of investment that has 

been in use since the Napoleonic Wars 28/01/01 C 23 1>6 

Photograph 

* Bank of Scotland is threatening to pull out of merger talks with

Abbey National unless a rival £20bn bid from Lloyds TSB is 

referred to the Competition Commission 04/02/01 N 1 1>4 

* Guide to internet banking 04/02/01 C 12>13 1>6 Illustration 

* How building societies are pulled in two directions in the 

mutuality battle 04/02/01 C 24 1>6 

* They are the new 'mass affluent' and the banks are after their 

custom 04/02/01 C 25 1>6 Photograph 

* A group of senior staff at Coutts & Co., the Queen's personal 

bankers, masterminded complex frauds which cost the bank 

more than £100m 11/02/01 B 13 1>4 

* Internet banking 11/02/01 C 14>15 1>5 Illustrations 

* The new Post Office has the ambition to do much more than 

deliver letters - see Post Office, The 18/02/01 

* Lloyds TSB will increase the cash element of its £19bn bid for 

Abbey National if it escapes a reference to the Competition 

Commission 18/02/01 N 2 2>6 

* Irate investors want City watchdogs to investigate whether a 

Scottish unit trust was wrong to surrender to a US vulture fund 


* Jill Insley on an online bank censured for its iffy advertising 

18/02/01 C 32 1>6 Illustration 

* Should Western banks do business with a Russian aluminium 

giant accused of murder, extortion, fraud and money laundering? 

18/02/01 N 6 1>8 Photograph 

* As more of us become affluent, banks are focusing their efforts 

on wealth management 18/02/01 N 9 1>8 Photograph 

* Cheaper mortgages from Nationwide and Halifax could set an 

industry standard - see Personal Finance 25/02/01 

* The Equitable Life crisis 04/03/01 C 24 1>5 Photograph 

* Barclays pays out £150m in City bonuses 11/03/01 N 1 1>3 

* Abbey National and Cheltenham & Gloucester have become 

the latest lenders to take up arms in the mortgage war 11/03/01 

C 21 1>2 

* Equitable Life bonuses are not what they seem for the last year 

11/03/01 C 21 1>6 

* Nearly 20,000 jobs are to go in the City by the end of 2002 as 

the UK financial services sector feels the pinch from the global 

share price meltdown 01/04/01 N 2 2>4 

* Royal & Sun Alliance is in talks with giant Dutch rival Aegon 

over a £1bn plus sale of its life insurance division 08/04/01 N 1 

4>7 

* The row over pay at the Royal Bank of Scotland escalated 

yesterday as it emerged that a change in policy on share options 

has given chief executive Sir George Mathewson a paper profit 

of more than £1m 08/04/01 N 1 1>7 

* 35 years of Bear Markets 08/04/01 N 3 1>5 Graph 

* The City's leading financial institutions are playing a waiting 

game, desperately trying not to sack people in the hope that 

market conditions will improve 08/04/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs, 

graph 

* Insurers are at loggerheads with an influential committee of 

MPs over their enthusiasm for genetic testing 08/04/01 C 5 1>2 

* The exploitation of genetic testing by insurers is set to be 

outlawed by the Government - see Genetics 15/04/01 

* The life insurance industry is having to stump up £10bn to pay 

for guaranteed annuities 15/04/01 N 1 1>7 

* The new board of crisis-hit insurer Equitable Life has hired top 

City law firm Herbert Smith to probe the conduct of the former 

board and its advisers 15/04/01 N 1 3>5 


79 

* Thousands of private bank account details were illegally 

distributed and then stolen after a security breach at Britain's 

biggest card payment company, Bacs 15/04/01 N 1 4>8 

* Lloyds TSB may be forced to sell Abbey National's large 

consumer finance unit, First National, to gain clearance for the 

£18bn takeover of its high street rival 15/04/01 N 2 7 

* Insurer Scottish Widows is effectively bribing policy holders 

covered by pension guarantees not to take them up, say 

independent financial advisers 22/04/01 N 1 1>2 

* The life industry, left reeling by a £10bn hit from guaranteed 

annuities, has embarked on a number of strategies to try and 

lesson the blow 22/04/01 N 10 1>7 Photograph 

* Around 1,200 Allied Dunbar salesmen have failed exams they 

were ordered to sit by after regulators found serious gaps in their 

knowledge 22/04/01 N 2 7 

* Carl Cushnie, the founder of lapsed trade finance house 

Versailles, is suing his former finance director over the alleged 

theft of £12m 29/04/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* The scandal over the £1.3bn bid for the Co-operative 

Wholesale Society by entrepreneur Andrew Regan is set to blow 

up again 29/04/01 N 1 1>7 

* The Association of British Insurers is to try to calm the furore 

over endowment mortgages by drawing up a new code of 

practice 29/04/01 N 2 5>7 

* Stockbroker Cazenove will put 'Group plc' after its name 

which will signal the end of an era 29/04/01 N 3 1>8 

Photograph 

* The proposed merger between the Halifax and Bank of 

Scotland is focusing on the finer details, such as who gets the top 

job 29/04/01 N 3 1>5 Photographs, graphs 

* The Scottish lobby insists Edinburgh should be home to the 

merged bank of Halifax and Bank of Scotland 29/04/01 N 3 6>8 

Photograph 

* Prudential is facing sanctions in America after snubbing an 

international commission set up to trace insurance policies stolen 

or lost during the Holocaust 06/05/01 N 1 5>8 

* The meltdown in the technology sector led to a devastating 

slump in investment banking activity in the first quarter of this 

year 06/05/01 N 2 7>8 

* Merrill Lynch has launched a legal action to recover $65m 

allegedly stolen from a client by one of its senior employees 

13/05/01 N 2 1>3 

* Insurer Royal & Sun Alliance is poised to slash its dividend by 

up to 40 per cent after years of overpayment have left it 

struggling 20/05/01 N 2 1>3 Graph 

* Insurers will ask the Treasury to insist on better disclosures of 

the costs of share dealing in pension funds rather than forcing 

managers to include these bills in their annual fees 20/05/01 N 2 


* The management of Equitable Life will face angry 

policyholders at its first annual meeting since being plunged into 

crisis last year 20/05/01 N 2 1>4 

* More than 7,000 investors in a Eurolife Assurance High 

Income Bind have been told that some of their money will be 

held in reserve for a potential tax bill owed by the company - see 


* Peter Davis, the former National Lottery regulator, is being 

investigated over his role as a director of the stricken insurer 

Equitable Life - see Davis, Peter 27/05/01 

* The Financial Services Authority is questioning City banks 

following allegations of corruption in the Wall Street securities 

firms allocated shares in hot floating companies 27/05/01 N 2 

1>2

* Policies sold to Jews in pre-war Poland are threatening the 

expansion plans of Britain's biggest insurer - it's refusal to join 

the body that traces Hitler's lost victims is provoking fury in the 

US 27/05/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

* The Corporation of London is planning a dramatic expansion 

of the Square Mile to cope with huge demands from 

international banks and to maintain the City's place as Europe's 

top financial centre 03/06/01 N 1 1>7 

* Lloyds TSB could abandon its bid for Abbey National if the 

Competition Commission insists on significant concessions as 

the price of clearing a deal 10/06/01 N 1 5>7 

* Independent Insurance has called in accountant 

PricewaterhouseCoopers to examine the alleged reinsurance 

contracts that sparked its financial crisis and caused it to close to 

new business 17/06/01 N 1 5>8 

* Interactive Investor International goes to the High Court 

tomorrow in a bid to defend its name against the 3i Group 

17/06/01 N 2 1>4 

* For the battle-scarred PR men at Credit Suisse First Boston, 

these are interesting times 17/06/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 

* The founder and driving force behind Independent Insurance, 

Michael Bright 17/06/01 N 5 4>5 

* Why Independent Insurance's problems were not spotted 

sooner 17/06/01 N 5 1>3 Photograph 

* About 500,000 people with motor and household insurance 

policies at the collapsed Independent Insurance are being 

encouraged to move their policies rapidly to other insurers - see 


* Claims Direct, the 'no-win, no-fee' personal injury specialist, 

which will announce losses of £20m is pinning recovery hopes 

on the outcome of a complex legal case - see Legal Affairs 

24/06/01 

* Directors of collapsed Independent Insurance uncovered a 

£200m hole - three times higher than previous estimates - 

following the resignation of the chief executive 24/06/01 N 1 

5>7 

* The much criticised with-profits investment industry has 

received another blow following National Mutual's decision to 

demutualise and close its with-profits fund to new business 

24/06/01 N 2 1>4 

* The Wall Street Journal's subscription website had shown how 

internet information services can make money - see Internet 

01/07/01 

* Allianz's $20bn takeover of Dresdner Bank may be blocked in 

America unless it meets new demands to compensate Holocaust 

survivors 01/07/01 N 2 1>2 Photograph 

* Claims Direct is to drag Microsoft through the courts in a new 

attempt to catch a rogue emailer accused of rampaging the 

personal injury company's shares 01/07/01 N 2 3>6 

* Creditors, shareholders, employees and other losers from the 

Independent Insurance collapse are to meet in London tomorrow 

morning to prepare for legal action 01/07/01 N 2 3>6 

* Membership of mutuals still has its privileges but competitive 

ex-mutuals are giving building societies a run for our money - 


* Motorists seem poised to benefit from a new price war among 

car insurers after 18 months of big premium riches - see 

Motoring 08/07/01 

* On average mutuals offer the best deals - there are exceptions - 


* Chris Bell, the Manager of Framlington Net Net, one of the 

UK's worst performing funds has left to spend more time with 

his family 08/07/01 C 5 1>2 


80 

* After years of penalising customers for mishandling their 

accounts, the banks could be about to get a taste of their own 

medicine - see Personal Finance 15/07/01 

* Claims firms are accused of forcing up insurance bills 

15/07/01 C 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Claims Direct faces investigations by the Department of Trade 

& Industry and the Financial Services Authority following 

shareholder complaints 22/07/01 N 1 5>7 

* The latest developments at Equitable Life and the lessons to be 

learned from the collapse of Independent Insurance 22/07/01 C 

2>3 1>6 

* The shares of our financial giants have defied gravity, but fears 

over bad debts may soon bring them back to earth 22/07/01 N 3 

4>6 Photograph, graph 

* At banking conferences an unfamiliar cry has been going up 

'long live the branch' 22/07/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photograph 

* When bank branches have closed in villages, local businesses 

have suffered 22/07/01 C 8>9 3 

* Claims Direct cash crunch 22/07/01 N 9 1>5 Photograph, 

graph 

* Stanley O'Neal, descendant of slaves, is set to lead Merrill 

Lynch, making history on Wall Street and across the US - see 


* The Halifax Bank has launched a telephone motor insurance 

product aimed at drivers with a clean claims record - see 


* Eminent barrister Robert Rhodes QC has been drawn into the 

Claims Direct debacle by revelations that his firm is being 

investigated over its links with the embattled 'ambulance-chaser' 

29/07/01 N 1 1>4 

* Investors with beleaguered insurer Equitable Life are preparing 

themselves for another possible blow to the value of their funds 

29/07/01 N 2 6>8 

* James Archer's disgrace on Friday brought to an end a 

miserable month in the world of investment banking 29/07/01 N 


* An Accountant who is at the centre of the Barlow Clowes 

affair faces court action in Switzerland 13 years after the finance 

group collapsed owing nearly £200m 05/08/01 N 2 3>6 

* Equitable Life's reassurances have not quelled fears for 

investors 05/08/01 C 7 1>6 

* Banks would be forced to insure customers against debt 

problems under a proposal from the European Commission 

12/08/01 C 11 1>3 Photograph 

* Whatever became of… Schroder UK Enterprise 12/08/01 C 

13 1>6 Graph 

* Equitable Life's ability to recover may depend on how 

aggrieved members feel 12/08/01 C 7 1>5 

* Insurance companies will be forced to tell investors how they 

can get the best deal from maturing pensions and endowments 

that they cash in early 19/08/01 N 2 1>4 

* Banamex, the major Mexican bank recently bought by 

Citigroup, is to be fined by the Financial Services Authority after 

using its London office to evade share trading laws in America 

26/08/01 N 1 1>4 

* Blue chip broker Cazenove has warned of a 'systematic 

collapse' of a large swathe of the investment trust market 

26/08/01 N 1 5>7 


of Claims Direct 26/08/01 N 1 5>8 Photograph 

* Banks and building societies are heading for renewed

confrontation with customers and regulators over the derisory 

rates of interest paid on many savings accounts 26/08/01 N 2 

7>8 

* Prudential faces sanctions in the US unless it decides to join an 

international commission set up to trace Holocaust victims' 

insurance policies 26/08/01 N 2 3>6 

* The European Central Bank is coming under mounting 

pressure to cut interest rates at its key Governing Council 

meeting in Frankfurt 26/08/01 N 2 7>8 

* Scrapping the pound would cost top banks £500m each - see 

Euro, The 02/09/01 

* Claims Direct managers are to be compensated 02/09/01 N 1 

7>8 

* Prudential has snubbed a plea by Holocaust campaigners to 

join an international commission tracing lost or stolen wartime 

insurance policies 02/09/01 N 1 3>6 

* Simon Ware-Lane, the new boss of Claims Direct promises 

profits within six months and a new deal for customers 02/09/01 


* How a NatWest bungle left one customer less than satisfied - 




funding bonanza, known as Biotech Wednesday - see Business 

& Industry 09/09/01 

* Citibank faces fresh money-laundering controversy after up to 

$200m, allegedly looted from Brazil in a major political scandal, 

turned up at the bank's Jersey branch 09/09/01 N 1 5>8 

* Coutts, the bank of the super-rich polishes its 'dream team' 

investment image as rivals close in 09/09/01 N 5 1>4 

Photograph 

* Financial services companies are eager to appeal to women, 

who they see as key financial decision-makers in families and 

affluent in their own right 09/09/01 C 7 1>2 

* Barclays Bank is among several British financial institutions 

investigated by intelligence services as potential fund channels 

for Osama bin Laden - see Terrorism 16/09/01 

* Troubled Equitable Life is expected to announce details of a 

deal critical to stabilising its finances 16/09/01 N 2 1>8 

* Funds are expected to trade normally tomorrow following the 

reopening of the US stock markets 16/09/01 R 6 3>6 

Photograph 

* America is to lead an unprecedented money-laundering 

crackdown on the world's tax havens, promising that the era of 

offshore banking secrecy 'is history' - see International Affairs: 

U.S.A. 23/09/01 

* Policyholders with Equitable Life are receiving weighty 

documents outlining the board's proposals for plugging the black 

hole in Equitable's finances - see Personal Finance 23/09/01 

* The management of beleaguered insurer Equitable Life may be 

forced to offer a new rescue deal to policyholders 23/09/01 N 2 

8 

* If terrorists were behind the largest insider trading scam in 

history, where is the evidence? - see International Affairs: The 

Terrorism Crisis 30/09/01 

* The British workforce needs to find the means to save an extra 

£27bn a year to live comfortably in retirement, research for the 

insurance industry has revealed - see Personal Finance 30/09/01 


examining the relationship between London-based banks and 

Sudanese AIShamal Islamic Bank - see International Affairs: 



81 

* High street bank accounts are to be combed for suspect activity 

in the war on terrorism 30/09/01 C 6>7 1>5 


Services Authority - see Financial Services Authority 07/10/01 

* Wall Street's wake-up call - see Work 07/10/01 

* Big accountancy firms are facing unprecedented US 

government demands to disclose confidential information on 

clients based in tax havens following the attacks in New York 

and Washington 07/10/01 N 2 7>8 

* Euronext, the pan-European stock exchange operator, is 

expected to start a bidding contest for the London International 

Financial Futures and Options Exchange 07/10/01 N 2 1>4 

* Commerzbank of Germany is to axe 3,000 jobs in a bid to cut 

costs in the face of the global economic showdown 14/10/01 N 

2 1>4 

* KPMG is to be investigated by the accountancy regular over its 

role as auditor to the failed Independent Insurance 21/10/01 N 1 

5>8 

* Lloyd's of London has rushed through emergency measures to 

cushion the market from soaring claims arising from the terrorist 

attacks on New York and Washington last month 21/10/01 N 1 

1>3 

* The Square Mile will lose a staunch defender as L&G's David 

Rough bows out 21/10/01 N 12 1>5 Photograph 

* Merrill Lynch faces legal action by a fund manager 

unceremoniously sacked in connected with a currency trading 

scandal 21/10/01 N 2 1>3 

* Up to 40 split capital trusts could collapse if the stock market 

fell by 20 per cent or more, according to an analysis by the 

Financial Services Authority 21/10/01 N 2 8 

* The London Stock Exchange looks set to be odds-on favourite 

to win the auction for the Liffe derivatives market - see Financial 

Institutions 28/10/01 


to win the auction for the Liffe derivatives market 28/10/01 N 6 


* Whichever bid they accept, Liffe (the London International 

Financial Futures and Options Exchange) executives can only be 

winners 28/10/01 N 6 7>8 

* Clear evidence of a slow-down in the housing market will 

come from the country's biggest lender, Halifax, this week - see 

Property 04/11/01 

* Lazard may sell itself to a rival that would end the investment 

bank's 150 years of independence 04/11/01 N 1 5>8 

* The millionaire head of Mercury Asset Management was a 

heroine to the £60,000-a-year boss of Unilever's pension fund - 

until the fund's value fell, now the pair are fighting in the High 

Court 11/11/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs 

* Lazard, the investment bank that made and broke great 

corporate names is now plagued by internal dissent 11/11/01 N 


* The Financial Services Authority is about to be remade with 

tough new powers, but will they be sufficient to root out 

scandals in the Square Mile? - see Financial Services Authority 

18/11/01 

* Major lenders face a crackdown over the way they deal with 

borrowers who are struggling with debt 18/11/01 N 1 1>4 

* Citibank has signed only one internet bank other than its own 

for its aggregation service, My Accounts, seven weeks after 

launch 18/11/01 C 11 1>2 

* Management at troubled insurer Equitable Life is embroiled in 

a fresh controversy this weekend 25/11/01 N 2 4>7

* Mercury Asset Management (MAM) will go back on the 

offensive this week in its courtroom battle against Unilever over 

alleged mismanagement of pension money 25/11/01 N 2 1>4 

Photograph 

* UBS Warburg is ready to launch a takeover bid for one or 

more of the companies that control Lazard, the investment bank 

25/11/01 N 2 1>3 

* Bank of America is considering a bid for Railtrack - see 

Railway Industry 02/12/01 

* Bridgewell Corporate Finance is in merger talks with City 

stockbroker Gilbert Eliott 02/12/01 N 2 5>7 

* Euronext, the Paris-based derivatives exchange that is 

completing a takeover of London's Liffe market, will seek a 

listing on the UK stock market once the deal is done 02/12/01 N 


* Maria Scott looks at the pros and cons of grasping the shaky 

lifeline on offer to Equitable Life voters - see Personal Finance 

09/12/01 

* Merrill Lynch is negotiating to settle a legal action by a senior 

fund manager sacked in connection with a currency trading 

scandal 09/12/01 N 2 1>3 

* New York HQ leaned on London to end Merrill Lynch's fund 

management embarrassment with Unilever 09/12/01 N 3 1>8 

Photographs 

* HSBC borrowers whose discounted mortgages are linked to 

the bank's old standard variable rate must make individual 

complaints if they want to benefit from discounted rates 

09/12/01 R 4 5>6 

* Business focus on pension funds - see Personal Finance 

16/12/01 

* Drugs giant AstraZeneca is poised to seek compensation from 

Merrill Lynch which oversaw its pension fund in the mid- 

Nineties 16/12/01 N 2 1>3 Photograph 

* Barclays Bank is preparing to compete head to head with the 

UK's telephone, gas, electricity and water companies 23/12/01 

B 18 3>7 

FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY 


Services Authority 07/10/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* The Financial Services Authority is about to be remade with 

tough new powers, but will they be sufficient to root out 

scandals in the Square Mile? 18/11/01 N 4 1>3 Photographs 

FINNIGAN, JUDY 

* Profile of husband and wife team Richard Madeley and Judy 

Finnigan, who were one of ITV's hottest properties before they 

fell out with a new producer and switched to Channel 4 - see 

Madeley, Richard 25/11/01 

FIRST WORLD WAR VOLUME I, THE: TO ARMS 


FISHING INDUSTRY 

* Fish farming has delivered cheap salmon to the consumer - but 

at a high environmental cost 07/01/01 B 16>17 1>6 

Photographs 

FIVE BOYS 


FIVE PHOTOS OF MY WIFE 


FIVE QUARTERS OF THE ORANGE 



82 

FIVE QUARTER'S OF THE ORANGE 


FLANEUR, THE 


FLAUBERT: A LIFE 


FLETT, KATHRYN 

* Kathryn Flett on her feeling about motherhood, jealousy and 

the baby brother who grew up without her 21/01/01 M 16>21 




* Columnist 10/06/01 X 13 4>7 Photograph 

* Kathryn Flett returns to her school in Notting Hill, 20 years 

after leaving 26/08/01 M 22>27 1>4 Photographs 

FLINT 


FLOODS 

* Trying to sell a home in a flood area will be tough, prices may 

have sunk but as the panic recedes, buyers will be back - see 


* People living in flood-risk areas are being reclined by insurers 

- see Property 22/04/01 

FONDA, JANE 

* Jane Fonda, former film star, anti-war militant and aerobics 

guru has donated a fortune to 'gender studies' at Harvard 

University 04/03/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs 

FOOD & DRINK 

* Allan Jenkins makes a pilgrimage to savour dishes that are the 

essence of Avadhi cooking 07/01/01 E 11 1>3 Photograph 

* Jonathan Cook hunts for truffles in the Apennine mountains 

07/01/01 E 12>13 1>3 Photographs 

* Recipes using fresh juice 07/01/01 M 48>48 1>4 Photograph 

* Forced rhubarb 07/01/01 M 50 2>3 Photograph 

* Wine tasting isn't always a pleasure, sometimes it can be 

torture for Tim Atkin 07/01/01 M 50 1 Photograph 

* A pan bubbling with golden polenta will warm both your heart 

and your home 14/01/01 M 42>43 1>4 Photographs 

* Lychees 14/01/01 M 45 1 Photograph 

* Best cellars - four French wines you can trust 14/01/01 M 47 4 

Photographs 

* How a bodged scam has put four Burgundian houses into the 

red 14/01/01 M 47 1>3 Photograph, illustration 

* World wine web 14/01/01 M 47 1>2 Photograph 

* Rhubarb, artichokes and silky sea greens 21/01/01 M 48>49 


* Haggis for Burns Night 21/01/01 M 51 1 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five great wines from the Rainbow nation 

21/01/01 M 53 3 Photographs 

* The Bulgaria syndrome 21/01/01 M 53 1>2 Photograph 


* Recipes with oranges 28/01/01 M 54>55 1>4 Photographs

* Oranges don't have to look perfect to be the juiciest of fruits 

28/01/01 M 57 1 Photograph 

* Best cellars: six stunning cases from Burgundy 28/01/01 M 58 

4 Photograph 

* Burgundy's 1999 vintage 28/01/01 M 58 1>3 Photographs 

* John Ardagh, author of many books on France, offers a 

selection of his favourite restaurants - see Travel 04/02/01 

* Stephen Lee uncovers the joys of Renews, a Breton city proud 

of its dissent and gastronomy - see Travel 04/02/01 

* Midnight snacks 04/02/01 M 46>47 1>4 Photographs 

* Michael Jackson raises his glass to after-hours drinking 


* Sybil Kapoor's perfect bedmate is a frothing mug of milky 

drinking chocolate 04/02/01 M 49 2>3 Photograph 

* A new book on America's love affair with burgers and fries has 

sparked a fierce debate about diet and popular culture - see 

Health 11/02/01 

* Recipes using red cabbage 11/02/01 M 44>45 1>4 Photograph 

* Fondant fancies 11/02/01 M 47 2>3 Photographs 

* To show cabbage off you need pungent mustard and ham 


* Best cellars: four millennial Rieslings to savour 11/02/01 M 


* Does the screw cap moving upmarket signify the end for the 

cork? 11/02/01 M 51 1>3 Photograph, illustrations 

* Recipes using potatoes 18/02/01 M 58>59 1>4 Photograph 

* The most popular potato dishes 18/02/01 M 60 1 Photograph 

* Gentleman's Relish 18/02/01 M 60>61 2>3 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five great wines from the five members of The 

Bunch 18/02/01 M 61 2>3 

* The Bunch - five independent wine merchants 18/02/01 M 61 

2>3 Illustration 

* Healthy eating has its rewards… it makes sinful indulgence all 

the sweeter 25/02/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 

* Sea kale is enjoying a renaissance in Britain's leading 

restaurants 25/02/01 M 58 2>3 Photograph 

* Chocolate delights 25/02/01 M 61 1>3 Photograph 

* Best cellars: clones of the classics and wines that are not what 

they seem 25/02/01 M 63 4 Photographs 

* The owner of Bonny Doon in Santa Cruz, is facing a $7m 

lawsuit for some Roussanne cuttings 25/02/01 M 63 1>3 

Photograph 

* World wine web: 1999 Icardi Cortese, Balera, Piemonte 

25/02/01 M 63 1>2 Photograph 

* Purple sprouting, white-tipped radishes and ruby-red blood 

oranges 04/03/01 M 54>55 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: three wines from the Destination range 04/03/01 

M 57 2>4 

* Oddbins and Sainsbury's joint venture with the launch of the 

Destination Wine Company 04/03/01 M 57 2>3 Photograph, 

illustration 

* Top crops 04/03/01 M 57 1 Photograph 

* Comment by Matthew Fort on the future of our food - see Foot 


* Now that Loyd Grossman is involved, will hospital food stop 

making patients sick? - see Health 11/03/01 


83 

* With its delicious Mediterranean cooking, the Eagle in London 

changed the way we eat in pubs - the first of a two-part 

serialisation from its cookbook Big Flavours & Rough Edges 

11/03/01 M 66>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: four ways to raise money for Wine Relief 


* Get into the spirit of Wine Relief, a spin-off of the charity 

Comic Relief 11/03/01 M 71 1>3 Photograph 

* World wine web 11/03/01 M 71 1>2 

* From salted cod and braised goat to gypsy eggs… here's a 

second bite of London's Eagle pub cookbook 18/03/01 M 48>49 

1>4 Photographs, illustrations 

* A nasty row has broken out between rival wine writers, but 

most journalists like to keep their noses clean 18/03/01 M 51 


* Best cellars: five wines that won't let you down at a dinner 

party 18/03/01 M 51 1>2 Photographs 

* Recipes using fresh fish 25/03/01 M 54>55 1>4 Photographs 

* Creamy butter and sea salt 25/03/01 M 57 2>3 Photographs 

* Good news for cod-lovers - there are plenty more fish in the 

sea 25/03/01 M 57 1 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five great sherries 25/03/01 M 61 4 Photographs 

* Sherry 25/03/01 M 61 1>3 Photographs 

* World Wine Web 25/03/01 M 61 1>2 

* Noodles offer a hearty bowl of speedy, satisfying comfort 

01/04/01 M 52>53 1>4 Photographs 

* Japanese seaweed 01/04/01 M 54 2>3 Photograph 

* Roll your own sushi 01/04/01 M 54 1 Photograph 

* Japanese drink: sake 01/04/01 M 55 1>3 Illustration 

* World sake web 01/04/01 M 55 1>2 Photograph 

* Lemon and chilli concoctions are here to lift our spirits 

08/04/01 M 62>63 1>4 Photographs 

* A good stew calls for great ingredients, here's where to find 

them 08/04/01 M 64 1 

* Palma violets 08/04/01 M 64>65 2>3 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five all-star red Rhones 08/04/01 M 65 2>4 

* The French are dealing with a huge rise in foreign wine 

imports by pouring them down the drain 08/04/01 M 65 2>4 


* Party food for children 15/04/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Berry Brothers, one of the country's oldest wine merchants, is 

hoping a duet with Delia Smith will provide a recipe for future 

success 15/04/01 M 53 2>3 Photograph, illustration 

* Best cellars: five wines to make you feel like you live in St 

James's 15/04/01 M 53 2>3 Photographs 

* How to be healthy and still keep kid's food fun 15/04/01 M 53 

1 Photograph 

* Cooking with Hollywood actor Christopher Walken - see 

Walken, Christopher 22/04/01 

* Euan Ferguson is wined - and spectacularly wined - by 

Britain's best known superchef - see White, Marco Pierre 

22/04/01 

* Puddings 22/04/01 M 42>43 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: two whites that are fine without food and two reds 

improved by it 22/04/01 M 47 3 Photographs

* Finest food wines 22/04/01 M 47 1>2 Photograph 

* Recipes using Chinese greens 29/04/01 M 46>47 1>4 

Photographs 

* Where to go for authentic Asian greens 29/04/01 M 48 1 

Photograph 

* Four from Shipton Mill 29/04/01 M 48>49 2>3 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five up-and-coming wines 29/04/01 M 49 2>3 

Photograph 

* Wine is all about location, location, location 29/04/01 M 49 


* Recipes with sour ingredients to give 'bite' 06/05/01 M 50>51 


* Tart up your tastebuds with some sour ingredients 06/05/01 M 


* The season of the true Treviso is almost over 06/05/01 M 53 


* Best cellars: four wines low in price but high in quality 


* The old cliché is true: you generally get what you pay for, 

especially in the wine world 06/05/01 M 55 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 


* Monty Don's organic way of life - see Gardens 13/05/01 

* Sample of recipes from Moro's mouthwatering new cookbook 

13/05/01 M 52>55 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five great Kiwi Pinot Noirs 13/05/01 M 56 4 

Photographs 

* Pinot Noir could become New Zealand's best grape: if only 

winemakers would take the plunge 13/05/01 M 56 1>3 



* Spring vegetables shine in a clear light soup 20/05/01 M 


* A rash of nettle dishes is breaking out in London's restaurants 

20/05/01 M 57 1>4 Photograph 

* The pick of English growers 20/05/01 M 57 1>2 Photograph 

* Best cellars: five whites that will appeal to both the sexes 


* Ordering the wine is women's work 20/05/01 M 58 1>2 


* Cold salmon recipes 27/05/01 M 46>47 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five supermarket own-label wines worth a second 

look 27/05/01 M 49 4 Photographs 

* When it comes to branded wines, Britain's food stores are 

holding their own 27/05/01 M 49 1>3 Photograph, illustrations 


* As wild salmon becomes increasingly rare, Jim Ainsworth 

hauls in the best of the farmed fish 27/05/01 M 53 1>4 

* Recipes using grilled zucchini, baked aubergines, fried garlic 

03/06/01 M 40>41 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five corkers from the south of France 03/06/01 M 

43 4 Photographs 

* Californian wine guru Robert Mondavi is respected around the 

world… but not in the Languedoc 03/06/01 M 43 1>3 

Photographs 



84 

* The Eagle and Child pub, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire 

03/06/01 M 45 1>4 Photographs 

* Why fruit and veg purveyors are racking up the air miles 

03/06/01 M 45 1>4 

* There's nothing like a generous dollop of silky-smooth cream 

to give life to puddings, pastries and summer savouries 10/06/01 


* Best cellars: five very drinkable organically grown 

supermarket wines 10/06/01 M 51 4 Photographs 

* Despite industry misgivings, genetically engineered wine will 

soon be a reality 10/06/01 M 51 1>3 Photographs, illustration 


* Diary products with a difference 10/06/01 M 53 1>4 

* French bottled wines have slipped out of Britain's Top 10 for 

the first time 17/06/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 

* Recipes using tofu 17/06/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Dark treacle 17/06/01 M 52 2>3 Photograph 

* Places to buy tofu 17/06/01 M 52 1 

* Best cellars: Great Rieslings from Germany, Australia and 

Alsace 17/06/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* Germany is pushing drier wines to woo back drinkers, but 

sweet wines are its real asset 17/06/01 M 54 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 

* A gourmet tour of the Amalfi coast in Italy - see Travel 

24/06/01 

* Wine wars: greed, a bad harvest and the world's fiercest critic 

have left consumers of Bordeaux with a bad taste in their 

mouths, but the French have bounded back 24/06/01 B 14 1>7 

Photographs 

* Roast chicken may be delicious eaten an hour out of the oven, 

but it's even better the next day 24/06/01 M 50>51 1>4 

Photographs 

* Jim Ainsworth rounds up the best free-range birds 24/06/01 M 


* Whitby's tasty tea-time treats 24/06/01 M 52 2>3 Photograph 

* Best cellars: five wines with more than 12.5 per cent alcohol 


* Tim Atkin on wine without alcohol 24/06/01 M 53 1>3 

Photographs 

* Strawberries and cream, raspberries and chocolate, gooseberry 

fool… 01/07/01 M 42>43 1>4 Photographs 

* Amalfi's succulent lemons 01/07/01 M 44 2>3 Photograph 

* The season's best berries 01/07/01 M 44 1 Photograph 

* The new Grolsch 01/07/01 M 47 1>3 Photograph, illustration 

* Crab - the quintessential ingredient for a long summer lunch 

08/07/01 M 44>45 1>4 Photographs 

* Sour cherries 08/07/01 M 46 2>3 Photograph 

* The best places to buy crab 08/07/01 M 46 1 Photograph 

* With people splashing out £200 and more on a bottle of 2000 

Bordeaux, is it a case of millennium madness or a profitable way 

to keep your assets liquid? 08/07/01 M 47 1>3 Photographs 

* The first of two extracts from Indian chef Das Sreedharan's 

new cookbook 15/07/01 M 54>55 1>6 Photographs 

* From Argentina to New Zealand, Tim Atkin's top 36 bottles of 

wine 15/07/01 M 59>60 1>4 Photographs 

* Final extract from the cookbook New Tastes of India by chef

Das Sreedharan 22/07/01 M 44>45 1>6 Photographs 

* virginwines.com could be the toast of the cyber cellar 


* Ricotta and Mozzarella turn a simple summer supper into a 

heavenly feast 29/07/01 M 42>43 1>4 Photographs 

* Australia's Margaret River wines 29/07/01 M 45 1>4 


* Best cellars: odds-on favourites from Oz 29/07/01 M 45 1>2 

* Perfect summer pudding 05/08/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five Italian white wines that are a cut above the 

rest 05/08/01 M 53 4 

* Home to the world's most boring wines, Italy has gone back to 

its roots with dramatic results 05/08/01 M 53 1>3 Photographs 


* Exotic and unusual salad leaves 12/08/01 M 40>41 1>4 

Photographs 

* There's plenty to recommend a day trip to France for wine 

12/08/01 M 45 1>2 Photograph, illustration 

* Where to buy wine 12/08/01 M 45>46 3 

* Meat recipes 19/08/01 M 48>49 1>4 Photographs 

* The dish from the decade that taste forgot is back - the fondue 

19/08/01 B 5 1>3 Photograph 

* Best cellars: five high-alcohol reds which still retain their 

finesse 19/08/01 M 55 4 Photographs 

* The growing demand for full-bodied reds is knocking out 

wines with subtlety and elegance 19/08/01 M 55 1>3 

Photograph 

* Recipes using Indian chutney 26/08/01 M 42>43 1>4 

Photographs 

* Best cellars: five wines to see out the summer 26/08/01 M 47 

4 Photographs 

* The best bottles in Tim Atkin's cellar 26/08/01 M 47 1>3 

Photograph 

* Definitive guide to an authentic French classic - perfect salade 

nicoise 02/09/01 M 48>49 1>4 Photographs 

* Brandy snap shot 02/09/01 M 53 4 

* Why Armagnac is taste du jour among the chitterling classes 


* Best cellars: which brandy is dandy? 02/09/01 M 54 1>2 

Photographs 

* Escape special: UK wine hotels - see Travel 09/09/01 

* Plum puddings 09/09/01 M 48>49 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five of the best wines from Franglais vineyards 


* Setting yourself up as a winemaker in France may sound 

idyllic, but it's a risky affair 09/09/01 M 50 1>3 Photograph, 

illustrations 


* Recipes using couscous 16/09/01 M 46>47 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: two wines with screwcaps and three with plastic 

corks 16/09/01 M 49 4 Photographs 

* Metal screwcaps win Tim Atkin's seal of approval on wine 

bottles 16/09/01 M 49 1>3 Photograph, illustrations 


* In the first of two extracts from Living and Eating, architect 


85 

John Pawson and cookery writer Annie Bell celebrate simplicity 

23/09/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 

* Squishing grapes between toes still makes the best port 

23/09/01 M 53 1>3 Photograph, illustrations 

* Best cellars: five of the finest ports 23/09/01 M 54 4 

Photographs 


* Final extract from minimalist architect John Pawson and chef 

Annie Bell's collaborative cook book, Living and Eating 

30/09/01 M 68>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Lavender can be used in both sweet and savoury dishes 

30/09/01 M 71 1>2 Photograph 

* Best cellars: four great Cape Chenins and one from the Loire 

30/09/01 M 73 1>2 Photograph 

* South Africa's vines 30/09/01 M 73 1>4 Photograph, 

illustration 

* New research shows health conscious consumers are cutting 

down on beer, wine and spirits and turning to bottled water and 

soft drinks - see Health 07/10/01 

* Pumpkins can be roasted or mashed 07/10/01 M 58>59 1>4 

Photographs 

* Best cellars: five great autumnal reds 07/10/01 M 61 4 

Photographs 

* The entire history of wine 07/10/01 M 61 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 


* A classic fruit-filled pies 14/10/01 M 62>63 1>4 Photographs 

* Jim Atkin joins two wine clubs 14/10/01 M 67 1>3 

Photographs 

* World wine web 14/10/01 M 67 4 Photograph 

* Martha Stewart, America's good taste guru, introduces the first 

of two extracts from the year's most eagerly awaited cook book 

by Nobu Matsuhisa 21/10/01 M 62>63 1>4 Photographs 

* Australian wine 21/10/01 M 67 1>4 Photograph, illustration 

* Best cellars: five examples of what Australia does best 



* Final extract from Japanese chef Nobu's cookbook 28/10/01 


* Best cellars: good sherry, wine and port finishes 28/10/01 M 


* Wood-finished whisky 28/10/01 M 83 1>3 Illustration 

* Chicken liver and sweetbread 04/11/01 M 64>65 1>4 

Photographs 

* Greek wines 04/11/01 M 68 2>3 Photograph, illustrations 

* The traditional simplicity of eggs, butter, sugar and flour 

11/11/01 M 68>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: Five favourites from Tim's tastings 11/11/01 M 


* In the world of Cabernet Sauvignon, price and quality are not 

necessarily related 11/11/01 M 73 1>4 Photograph, illustration 

* Recipes using walnuts 18/11/01 M 76>77 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: Trophy winners from 2001's International Wine 

Challenge 18/11/01 M 81 1>2 Photographs 

* Scientists say we can't smell the difference between red and 

white wines but Tim Atkin disagrees 18/11/01 M 81 1>4


* Perfect coq au vin 25/11/01 M 68>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: three biodynamic and two organic French wines 


* Harnessing the planets to make wine may sound like mumbo 

jumbo - but it works for Nicolas Joly 25/11/01 M 72 1>3 



* Pesticide residues in food are far more toxic than previously 

thought, putting people at risk of brain damage and cancer - see 

Health 02/12/01 

* A Yuletide feast of duck 02/12/01 M 52>53 1>4 Photographs 

* Best cellars: five reds which will taste great in any glass 


* When it comes to choosing the right glass for the right wine, 

Georg Riedel sees things crystal clearly 02/12/01 M 55 1>3 

Photographs 


* Alternatives to turkey 09/12/01 M 76>77 1>4 Photographs 

* 36 Christmas wine crackers 09/12/01 M 79>80 1>4 

Photographs 

* Recipes that are festive and fruity 16/12/01 M 58>59 1>4 

Photographs 

* It's been a vintage year for wine publishing, producing a 

bumper crop of tasteful tomes 16/12/01 M 63 1>4 Photographs 

* Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver will open up a restaurant in the 

new year staffed entirely by young and disadvantaged 

newcomers - see Oliver, Jamie 23/12/01 

* Fish dishes for Christmas 23/12/01 M 38>39 1>4 Photographs 

* Christmas wine quiz 23/12/01 M 41 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 

* There's one ingredient we should never leave out 30/12/01 M 


* A drinker's calendar 30/12/01 M 39 1>4 Illustrations 

FOOT & MOUTH CRISIS 

* How our farmers sowed their very own downfall - the foot and 

mouth outbreak was a disaster waiting to happen - see Farms & 

Farming 25/02/01 

* Mass slaughter in an effort to curb the foot and mouth disease 

that has paralysed the British countryside 25/02/01 B 1>2 7>8 

* Supermarkets' grip on farmers is to be smashed by a new law - 

see Farms & Farming 04/03/01 

* Comment on the Foot & Mouth crisis by Matthew Fort 

04/03/01 B 10 7>8 

* Foot & Mouth virus has spread to the Continent 04/03/01 B 2 

7>8 

* Countryside in Crisis: mass slaughter everywhere - the fate of 

farming 04/03/01 B 9>11 1>7 Photograph 

* The tourist industry now faces ruin with the foot & mouth 

outbreak 11/03/01 B 1, 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Comment by Matthew Fort on the future of our food 11/03/01 


* Jean and Nick Armstrong, Cumbrian farmers, who were struck 

by foot & mouth 15/03/01 B` 25 1>4 Photograph 

* Crisis mounts amid claims that farmers deliberately infected 

herds to claim cash 18/03/01 B 1 1>3 Cartoon 


86 

* Three-page special on the foot and mouth crisis: militant 

farmers plot rural revolt as the slaughter begins 18/03/01 B 


* Crucial scientific advice that could have averted the foot and 

mouth disaster was ignored by the government for more than 

three years on economic grounds 25/03/01 B 1>2 1>3 

* Special report on the Foot & Mouth Crisis 25/03/01 B 10>11 


* Week 5: Foot & Mouth is no longer a disaster just in rural 

areas - it has become a major political drama that may threaten 

Blair's plans to win again 25/03/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs 


save the rural economy from collapse - see Tourism 01/04/01 

* Week 6: hard-pressed officials are unable to intercept illegal 

imports carrying deadly diseases 01/04/01 B 10 1>8 

Photograph, map 

* Britain is facing a pollution disaster because of the hundreds of 

thousands of carcasses being burned or buried as the 

Government fights foot & mouth disease 01/04/01 B 2 2>4 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Brigadier Alex Birtwhistle, the soldier 

in charge of the foot and mouth crisis in Cumbria - see 

Birtwhistle, Brigadier Alex 08/04/01 

* Environment agency officials have said that hundreds of fish 

have been killed in a fresh water course in Anglesey after 

disinfectant used during a cull of cattle leaked into a spring 

08/04/01 B 2 4>7 

* Pop stars and athletes are being enlisted to promote Britain as 

tourism suffers from the fallout from foot and mouth 08/04/01 B 


* The appalling case of cruelty on a North Devon farm 08/04/01 

B 6 1>2 

* Vanessa Thorpe heads to Devon to see if the countryside is 

really open during the Foot & Mouth crisis - see Travel 

15/04/01 

* A package of emergency measures to control the foot and 

mouth crisis could expose people to the risk of infection by the 

human for of mad cow disease 15/04/01 B 1>2 1>3 

* Special investigation into the crisis 15/04/01 B 14>15 1>6 

Photographs 

* Protests against the mass slaughter policy for foot and mouth 

disease erupted in London, Gloucester and the Netherlands, 

yesterday 22/04/01 B 5 5>6 

* The foot and mouth crisis has passed into Britain's wild deer 

population 22/04/01 B 5 1>4 Photograph 


government change its mind - see Animals 29/04/01 

* Foot & mouth disease restrictions were lifted on 1,300 farms in 

the most confident signal from the Government so far that it has 

the crisis under control 29/04/01 B 7 6>7 

* Ramblers accused local authorities of dragging their feet over 

the reopening of thousands of footpaths closed by the foot and 

mouth crisis 06/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photograph 

* Foot and mouth fears grow over meat smuggling 06/05/01 B 8 

7>8 

* Top scientists are called to an emergency meeting as fears 

mount that ash and the buried carcasses of cows slaughtered 

during the foot and mouth epidemic could be spreading CJD - 

see BSE/CJD 20/05/01 

* Airlines and aircraft maintenance crews have received an 

official warning that a disinfectant used to control foot and 

mouth could pose a serious safety risk 27/05/01 B 4 1>4

* New foot and mouth epidemic threatens as virus will remain 

hidden in sheep 10/06/01 B 4 1>3 Photograph, graph 

* As Britain begins to recover from the foot and mouth crisis, 

now is the time to take advantage of some great deals - see 

Travel 08/07/01 

* The Earl of Swinton's family has been reinstated in Swinton 

Park which is now a hotel and opened at the peak of the foot and 

mouth crisis - see Travel 08/07/01 

* RSPCA says that the foot-and-mouth epidemic is set to 

reignite after the Government's failure to carry out tests on nine 

million sheep 22/07/01 B 2 2>7 

* Compensation fiasco sparks fears that the disease is being 

spread deliberately 05/08/01 B 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Lord Haskins, appointed to head a Government review of rural 

economics hit by foot and mouth, has counted criticisms of his 

antagonism to small and organic farmers - see Farms & Farming 

12/08/01 

* Small businesses in rural communities are being destroyed in 

the aftermath of the foot and mouth epidemic - see Tourism 

12/08/01 

* Almost a thousand farmers are being compensated twice for 

livestock culled in the battle against foot and mouth disease 

26/08/01 B 

* Foot and mouth will continue into next year - and scientists 

admit that last week we were 'a whisker' away from a new 

epidemic in Northumberland 02/09/01 B 10 1>7 Photographs 

* Foot and mouth disease was carried to Britain from the Sahara, 

claim scientists 09/09/01 B 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Rural businesses seek billions in compensation from the 

Government after havoc caused by disease outbreak 14/10/01 B 

10 1>8 Photograph, cartoon 




FOOT, MICHAEL 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Michael Foot, former Labour leader, 

who at 87 is being honoured by The Tribune 04/03/01 B 20 1>5 

Photographs 

FOREIGN OFFICE 

* Travel guide to the Foreign Office - see Travel 04/02/01 

* The new Libyan ambassador to Britain has ordered home two 

of his diplomats after the cultural attaché struck a leading 

opponent of Colonel Gadaffi, Ashur al Shamis, on the head in a 

London University 01/04/01 B 2 4>6 

* Surjit Athwal's brothers believe she died on a trip to India but 

are angry at the Foreign Office's 'lack of concern' - see Missing 

Persons 22/07/01 

* The Foreign Office came under fire from human rights lawyers 

and the four Britons jailed and beaten by Italian police during the 

riots at the G8 summit meeting in Genoa 29/07/01 B 2 2>5 

Photograph 

* A senior Libyan official accused of involvement in the 

Lockerbie bombing and branded 'the master of terror' has been 

welcomed by the Foreign Office - see Terrorism 07/10/01 

FORSYTH, BRUCE 

* Interview with celebrity Bruce Forsyth 21/10/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

FORTUNIO 


FOURTH HAND, THE 


87 


FOX HUNTING 

* A master could claim to be exercising his foxhounds if hunting 

is banned 14/01/01 B 5 2>6 Photograph, cartoon 

* More than 70 Labour peers are set to vote against an outright 

ban on fox hunting 11/03/01 B 2 4>7 

* The pro-hunting lobby is to offer a 'historic compromise' on 

the tougher regulations of fox hunting in an effort to head off a 

total ban 25/03/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

FOX, KERRY 


film Intimacy 01/07/01 R 9 1>4 Photograph 

FRANTI, MICHAEL 

* Rapper Michael Franti has convictions, but not the kind people 

expect in rap - see Music: Pop 22/04/01 

FRANZEN, JONATHAN 



October, the author had misgivings… - see Books 28/10/01 

* Interview with writer Jonathan Franzen who spent four years 

writing in the dark, wearing earplugs and a blindfold, in his quest 

to produce the perfect novel 11/11/01 R 3 1>7 Photograph 

FRAUD 

* The feverish, rumour-fuelled world of internet bulletin boards 

has taken a sinister turn, sparking a police fraud squad inquiry - 


* A group of senior staff at Coutts & Co., the Queen's personal 

bankers, masterminded complex frauds which cost the bank 

more than £100m - see Financial Institutions 11/02/01 

* The Serious Fraud Office is planning a second major 

prosecution in the 'bribes-for-loans' scandal that led to the jailing 

of Sheffield businessman Stephen Hinchliffe 25/02/01 N 1 1>7 

* The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is set to risk another Maxwellstyle 

humiliation by going ahead with prosecutions in the Peter 

Young fraud case 15/04/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 

* An Iraqi-born British billionaire has been helped by Foreign 

Office Minister Keith Vaz in his attempts to avoid extradition 

27/05/01 B 1>2 2>6 Photographs 

* Police chiefs and business leaders are hastily reshaping a 

flagship anti-fraud initiative that has failed to produce a single 

prosecution 10/06/01 N 2 1>4 

FREELY, MAUREEN 


FREUD, SIR CLEMENT 

* Interview with Sir Clement Freud on the publication of his 

autobiography, Freud Ego 14/10/01 R 3 1>6 Photographs 

FRIENDS, VOTERS, COUNTRYMEN 

* See Book Reviews - Buckley, Will 21/10/01 

FRITSCH, KATHARINE 

* See Art 09/09/01 

FROM MORNING TO MIDNIGHT 


FROST, SIR DAVID 

* Interview with Sir David Frost, celebrity TV presenter 

01/07/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs

FROSTRUP, MARIELLA 

* Why should Britain's favourite media babe spend six weeks in 

a filthy hut without a television set? 16/09/01 M 16>23 1>4 

Photographs 

FRY, STEPHEN 

* Interview with actor Stephen Fry 28/01/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

FULL MONTY, THE: MONTGOMERY OF ALAMEIN 

* See Book Reviews - Hensher, Philip 21/10/01 

FUNDAMENTALS OF PLAY, THE 


FURNISH, DAVID 

* Interview with David Furnish, who was advertising honey 

when Elton John fell for him 09/09/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

FURSE, CLARA 

* Interview with Clara Furse, the first woman chief executive of 

the London Stock Exchange 11/11/01 N 14 1>5 Photograph 

FURTHER REQUIREMENTS 

* See Book Reviews - Mackinnon, Lachlan 30/09/01 

FURY 


FUTURE JUST HAPPENED, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Katwala, Sunder 12/08/01 

G7 

* Two years ago the Group of Seven - the world's richest 

countries - promised to cancel $100bn of third world debt, but 

only $18bn has been cancelled 30/12/01 B 21 7>8 

G8 SUMMIT 

* Jails have been emptied and hospitals are on alert as Italy 

prepares to welcome the G8 leaders and the enemies 15/07/01 B 


* Violence escalates on the streets of Genoa for the second day 

of the G8 summit 22/07/01 B 1>2 7>8 

* The Battle of Genoa: Noreena Hertz joined a trainload of 

British protesters, hoping to be part of a non-violent 

demonstration but there was little chance of that 22/07/01 B 4 


* The Battle of Genoa: Carlo Giulani died as he had lived, as an 

outsider - shot by a scared young conscript 22/07/01 B 5 1>7 

Photographs, map 

* There is little to show for the talks that cost Genoa millions 

22/07/01 B 5 1>3 

* Last weekend, 52 Italian filmmakers, including the 81 year-old 

director of The Battle of Algiers, took to Genoa's streets, with 

the camera as their only weapon - see G8 Summit 29/07/01 



riots at the G8 summit meeting in Genoa - see Foreign Office 

29/07/01 

* The riots in Genoa last week produced scenes of appalling 

violence but what went on in the police cells afterwards was 

worse - see Riots 29/07/01 

GABRIEL'S GIFT 


GAGARIAN, YURI 


88 

* Forty years after Yuri Gagarian's historic space flight, his 

death intrigues a nation - see International Affairs: Russia 

08/04/01 

GAINSBOURG, SERGE: A FISTFUL OF GITANES 

* See Book Reviews - Maunsell, Jerome 20/05/01 

GALAPAGOS ISLANDS 

* The wildlife on the Galapagos Islands have an uneasy 

relationship with tourism - see Wildlife 04/02/01 

GALAS, DIAMANDA 


GALLO, VINCENT 

* Vincent Gallo, painter, actor, model, director, singer and the 

man who's made the most enemies in LA 30/09/01 M 10>16 


GAMBLING 

* Spread betting - how the market works - see Spread betting 

15/04/01 

* Betting shops are 40 years old this week and bear no 

resemblance to the dives of 1961, but there are more changes to 

come 29/04/01 S 9 1>5 Photographs 



shudders through European internet gaming firms 13/05/01 N 2 

8 

* Strict limits on the number of slot machines allowed in casinos 

will be lifted in a wide-ranging government review into the 

gambling industry due to be published next month 10/06/01 N 1 


* The town of Blackpool is buzzing this weekend with the 

prospect that it may be allowed to open a string of Las Vegasstyle 

casinos - see Blackpool 15/07/01 

* A big casino jackpot looms as a report signals liberalised 

gambling 15/07/01 N 5 1>3 Photograph 





* The traditional British betting shop's days may soon be over 

with the abolition of gambling taxes and by embracing café 

culture 30/09/01 B 12 7>8 Cartoon 

* Bookmakers are lodging a complaint with the Office of Fair 

Trading over unfair practices by the British Horseracing Board 

to increase the cost of beaming live racing - see Sport: Horse 

Racing 07/10/01 

* House prices in some parts of London are set to fall sharply, 

according to a new service that reflects what property owners 

think will happen to the value of their homes - see Property 

28/10/01 

* Britain's gambling laws are to be radically liberalised in the 

biggest shake-up in the industry for nearly 40 years 18/11/01 N 

2 1>3 




GAMES 




* Britain's bestselling video games are so violent and sexually 

graphic that they are unsuitable for children, new research shows

16/12/01 B 13 1>4 Illustration, photograph 

GANDHI, THE LIFE OF INDIRA NEHRU 

* See Book Reviews - Alibhai-Brown, Yasmin 25/03/01 

GARDEN FROM A HUNDRED PACKETS OF SEED, A 


GARDENS 

* Not everyone hates the wet weather… some plants soak it up 


* Your roots: Things to plant whatever the weather 07/01/01 M 

54 2>3 

* My roots: A week in Monty's garden 07/01/01 M 55 2 

* Perennials for wet conditions 14/01/01 M 50>51 1>4 

Photographs 

* My roots: a week in Monty's garden 14/01/01 M 51 2 

* Your roots: Bulbs and annuals that don't mind a soaking 

21/01/01 M 56 2>3 

* Bulbs and annuals that won't make heavy weather of the rain 

21/01/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 


* Monty Don reveals why rain isn't always a liquid asset 

28/01/01 M 64 1>4 Photograph 

* Your roots: a guide to all-weather watering 28/01/01 M 64 

2>3 


* My secret garden by Monty Don 04/02/01 M 58>59 1>4 

Photographs 


* Harbinger of spring, the modest primrose 11/02/01 M 54>55 



* In the first of a monthly series, Monty Don travels around 

Britain in search of soil and a sense of place, first stop, the 

capital 18/02/01 M 70>71 1>4 Photographs 


* Your roots: Hedging your bets and sowing seed potatoes 

25/02/01 M 70 2>3 

* Hawthorn hedge 25/02/01 M 70>71 1>4 Photographs 


* Monty's first hedge 04/03/01 M 64>65 1>4 Photographs 

* Now is the time to plant out your summer-flowering bulbs 

11/03/01 M 74>75 1>4 Photographs 


* Taking stock of your beds now will ensure everything comes 

up roses in May 18/03/01 M 58>59 1>4 Photographs 


* Your roots: planting and caring for clematis 25/03/01 M 64 

2>3 

* Of all the garden climbers, clematis is perhaps the best loved 

25/03/01 M 64>65 1>4 Photographs 


* The simplicity of a Japanese tea house garden brings a whole 

new meaning to an afternoon cuppa 01/04/01 M 62>63 1>4 

Photographs 


89 

* Monty's trip around the gardens of Britain takes him to South 

Wales, and an altogether more successful dome… 08/04/01 M 



* Some of the world's rarest flowers are to be found in the 

Colombian jungle, but when Tom Hart Dyke set off in search of 

the perfect orchid, he dug up a lot more than he'd bargained for 

15/04/01 M 10>15 1>5 Photographs 

* Easter is the biggest garden weekend of the year 15/04/01 M 


* My weeds: Monty's list of garden horrors 22/04/01 M 50 2>3 

* Weeds and the unwanted visitors which spoil our garden 

parties, but before you chuck them out, they can teach us a thing 

or two 22/04/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 


* Your roots: when to plant out your tulip bulbs 29/04/01 M 56 

2>3 

* Tulips 29/04/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 


* The third leg of Monty's round-Britain trip takes him to the 

Black Country and the Beautiful grounds that inspired a 

generation of gardeners 06/05/01 M 62>63 1>4 Photographs 


* Escape Special on Garden tours around the globe - see Travel 

13/05/01 

* Herbs 13/05/01 M 62>63 1>4 Photographs 


* Poppies 20/05/01 M 64>65 1>4 Photographs 


* Your roots: how to get the most from your lettuce leaves 

27/05/01 M 56 2>3 

* Lettuce has been cultivated for 6,000 years and there are 

hundreds of varieties… 27/05/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 


* Ranunculus 03/06/01 M 48>49 1>4 Photographs 


* Monty's trip round Britain's gardens brings him to Yorkshire 

where he's impressed by the elegance of Newby Hall 10/06/01 



* A box hedge provides all the trimmings a glorious garden 

needs 17/06/01 M 60>61 1>3 Photographs 

* With its heady scent and eager-to-please nature, honeysuckle is 

at home in any garden 24/06/01 M 60>61 1>4 Photographs 


* Kew Gardens - see Radio 01/07/01 

* Monty Don counts the cost of Global warming to gardening 

01/07/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 


* Growing beans 08/07/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 


* The Findhorn Foundation in Scotland has turned an ex-sand 

dune into a thriving community 15/07/01 M 66>67 1>4 

Photographs


* Your roots: how to construct a child-friendly garden 22/07/01 

M 50 2>3 

* Elderflowers 22/07/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 


* Languishing on a boat off the Turkish coast may sound like 

paradise, but for Monty Don being away from the garden is 

torture 29/07/01 M 50>51 1>4 Photographs 

* The thistle 05/08/01 M 56>57 1>4 Photographs 



* Garden ponds 12/08/01 M 48>49 1>4 Photographs 

* In the final leg of his odyssey around the British Isles, Monty 

Don achieves his dream of visiting Aran 19/08/01 M 56>57 1>4 

Photographs 


* Your roots: it's time to make long-term plans for next year's 

garden 26/08/01 M 48 2>3 

* Towering sunflowers, huge daisies, rousing rudbeckias… 

Monty sees out the summer in a blaze of glory 26/08/01 M 



* Monty Don's new 10-point plan for organic living 02/09/01 M 



* Your roots: time plan for top tomatoes 09/09/01 M 54 2>3 

* No summer is complete without a rack of fully laden tomato 

vines 09/09/01 M 54>55 1>4 Photographs 


* When Nigel Slater asked Monty Don to plan his yard, he'd 

little idea how much work lay ahead 16/09/01 M 56>57 1>4 

Photographs 


* The graceful charm of Verbena bonariensis is an autumn treat 

23/09/01 M 60>61 1>4 Photographs 


* The humble wallflower 30/09/01 M 74>75 1>4 Photographs 


* Your roots: how to tell your ball dahlias from your pompons 

07/10/01 M 66 2>3 

* Dahlias - love them or loathe them 07/10/01 M 66>67 1>4 

Photographs 


* Your roots: where to see hornbeam in all their autumnal glory 

14/10/01 M 70 2>3 

* The regal hornbeam 14/10/01 M 70>71 1>4 Photographs 


* Asters 21/10/01 M 72>73 1>4 Photographs 


* For a well-stocked store cupboard, all you need is careful 

planning - and a friendly nurseryman 28/10/01 M 90>91 1>4 

Photographs 

* Using bonfire ash on the garden 04/11/01 M 70>71 1>4 


90 

Photographs 



* Your roots: tasks to tackle before winter sets in 11/11/01 M 74 

2>3 

* As winter approaches, Monty recalls the sweet scents of 

seasons past 11/11/01 M 74>75 1>4 Photographs 

* Bring garden sculpture to life with clipped box and trained yew 

18/11/01 M 82>83 1>4 Photographs 


* Welcome the birds of winter into your frozen garden, and 

you'll have music all year round 25/11/01 M 74>75 1>4 

Photographs 


* Your roots: feathered friends 25/11/01 M 75 2>3 

* Celery is still one of Monty's favourite vegetables 02/12/01 M 



* House plants and citrus trees 09/12/01 M 84>85 1>4 

Photographs 


* Monty prepares for the winter solstice 16/12/01 M 66>67 1>4 

Photographs 


* Monty plants a garden of treasured memories 23/12/01 M 



* Quince 30/12/01 M 42>43 1>4 Photographs 


GARRATT, SHERYL 


GASCOIGNE, PAUL 


an alcoholic 23/09/01 B 18>19 1>6 Photographs 

* Gazza confesses 23/09/01 B 24 1>8 Photograph 

GATES, BILL 

* Bill Gates have given the largest single boost to the worldwide 

search for an Aids vaccine 28/01/01 B 1 5>7 

GAUDI 

* See Book Reviews - Bayley, Stephen 27/05/01 

GAUGUIN, PAUL 



exploited friends and lied, according to a new biography 


GAVIN, RUPERT 

* Rupert Gavin is a contender to become BT's new chief 

executive - see Business & Industry 04/11/01 

GAY ISSUES 


Rommel and is regarded as one of Britain's bravest soldiers, was 

a homosexual, according to a new biography - see Montgomery, 

Field Marshal 25/02/01

* Later this month in Paris Socialist Party candidate Bertrand 

Delanoe is expected to become mayor and he will be the most 

powerful openly gay man in the world - see International 


* Thomas Cook, one of Britain's oldest travel companies, is to 

enter the gay and lesbian market 25/03/01 B 7 1>8 Photograph 

* The LPGA won't admit it but the lesbian bars and clubs in 

Palm Springs tell the real story - see Sport: Golf 06/05/01 

* Gay rights campaigners will throw down the gauntlet to 

Labour this week with a major campaign for legal recognition of 

same-sex partnerships 17/06/01 B 7 7>8 

* London's gay community in the Mardi Gras march yesterday 


* Tony Blair's former political secretary, Sally Morgan, is to 

head an 'equality task force' of Cabinet Ministers to tackle gay 

rights issues 01/07/01 B 7 7 

* Will and Grace was acclaimed in the states for the perceptive 

portrayal of its gay protagonist, but Philip Hensher believes the 

hit sitcom reinforces some of the old stereotypes - see Television 

15/07/01 

* New legislation in Germany paved the way for lesbian and gay 

couples to marry in register offices 22/07/01 B 19 1>4 

Photograph 

* Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire has been outed as the lesbian 

capital of Britain 29/07/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs 

* Armed forces plan to give gay partners full married benefits - 

see Armed Forces 12/08/01 

* Why has gay writer Mark Ravenhill chosen a peculiar 

eighteenth-century fetish as the backdrop to his latest play - see 

Ravenhill, Mark 19/08/01 

* A new study suggests that many of William Shakespeare's 

female characters were actually gay - see Shakespeare, William 

02/09/01 

* Bob is gay, rose is straight… and they're a loving couple - a 

new TV series from Queer as Folk writer Russell T. Davies, who 

reveals his real-life inspiration - see Television 02/09/01 

* Iain Duncan Smith, the Tory leadership candidate, changes 

tack on Section 28, which forbids the 'promotion of 

homosexuality', as rivals accuse him of betraying his principles - 


* Amid fears of injustice, the case of a gay woman accused of 

murdering her partner's daughter grips Spain - see International 


* Business and the CBI will launch a major campaign to stamp 

out anti-gay discrimination at work 14/10/01 B 12 7>8 




21/10/01 

* Jessica Berens talks to a new generation of gay entrepreneurs 

who are coaxing Britain out of the closet 11/11/01 M 20>26 1>4 

Photographs 

* Gay workers rejected for jobs or persecuted in the office 

because of their sexuality will for the first time have the right to 

sue 09/12/01 B 9 1>2 



controversial new film makes no mention of his gay past - see 

Nash, John Forbes 23/12/01 

GEHRY, FRANK 

* See Architecture 27/05/01 


91 

GELDOF, BOB 


* Profile on Bob Geldof, the pop singer who launched Band Aid 

and Live Aid, became a TV and internet entrepreneur, and still 

found time to bring up his children almost single-handedly 

16/09/01 B 12 1>6 Caricature 

GELLER, URI 

* Interview with Uri Geller who's famous the world over for 

bending spoons and who's now planning to bring peace to the 

middle east 09/12/01 M 49>55 1>4 Photographs 

GENDER 

* Jane Fonda, former film star, anti-war militant and aerobics 

guru has donated a fortune to 'gender studies' at Harvard 

University - see Fonda, Jane 04/03/01 

* Men and women use the internet in entirely different ways, and 

have distinct styles of writing emails, according to new research 

- see Internet 20/05/01 

* Girls have been outperforming boys in British classrooms for 

far longer than experts have believed, according to a new report - 


* Men's reign as breadwinner and head of the household is over, 

women are taking control of money matters - see Social 

Conditions & Trends 28/10/01 



the lives and career choices of children 28/10/01 B 9 1>2 

* An urgent inquiry has been ordered by the Government into 

whether families should be allowed to choose the sex of their 

children using a new fertility technique - see Fertility 04/11/01 

* Girls cope better with student life than boys - see Students 

04/11/01 

GENES, GIRLS AND GAMOW 


GENETIC MODIFICATION 

* European laws to be introduced this week will open Britain to 

a fresh wave of controversial genetically modified crops and 

foods 11/02/01 B 4 1>4 

* The US are accused of piracy over 'mutant' rice - see 


GENETICS 

* Could 'growing' a human being from DNA now move from 

science fiction to reality? 11/02/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* The decoding of DNA could finally lead detectives to up to 

600 free murderers in Britain 25/02/01 B 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Scientists are set to launch a controversial trial aimed at 

altering the genetic make-up of patients suffering from 

Alzheimer's disease - see Mental Health 01/04/01 

* Insurers are at loggerheads with an influential committee of 

MPs over their enthusiasm for genetic testing - see Financial 



outlawed by the Government 15/04/01 B 3 1>4 

* Olympic officials are to hold emergency meetings over 

mounting fears that sport is about to be transformed by the 

creation of a breed of genetically engineered 'super-athletes' - see 

Sport: Olympics 13/05/01 

* New genetic research could help clear the name of a mother 

convicted for double 'cot death' murders 15/07/01 B 8 1>6 

Photographs

* The genetic secrets of millions of Britons could be sold off by 

the NHS to private drug companies under highly controversial 

proposals outlined in leaked government documents 23/09/01 B 

1>2 1>3 



corpses in a bid to solve serious crimes - see Crime 23/12/01 

* Scientists have found the specific gene that hold the key to 

obsessive cleanliness 30/12/01 B 10 7 

GENOCIDE 

* The world's first centre for the investigation of genocide is to 

be set up by British scientists with experience of working on 

some of the most appalling war crimes of modern times 

26/08/01 B 9 1>3 

GENT, CHRISTOPHER 

* Vodafone chief Chris Gent has pulled off a new takeover, 

crisis or no crisis - see Business & Industry 23/09/01 

GEOMETRY OF LOVE, THE 


GEORGE IV: THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT 


GERMAN TRAUMA, THE 


GERRARD, NICCI 



French, and Hollywood's version 21/01/01 R 1>2 1>4 

Photographs 


GERVAIS, RICKY 

* Ricky Gervais has created a finely tuned character in David 

Brent in The Office, the surprise television hit of the summer - 

see Television 12/08/01 

GETTY, JOHN PAUL 

* Profile on the millionaire philanthropist, John Paul Getty, who 

has just donated £5m to the Tory Party 17/06/01 B 23 1>6 

Caricature 

GHEORGHIU, ANGELA 


Romanian diva Angela Gheorghiu talks to Peter Conrad - see 

Film 09/12/01 

GHOSN, CARLOS 



jeopardise further investment and jobs - see Euro, The 27/05/01 

* Interview with Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn, who has closed 

plants but says Sunderland is safe for now 27/05/01 N 7 1>8 

Photograph 

GIELGUD, SIR JOHN 

* A year after the death of Sir John Gielgud the archive of letters 

that chronicles his life has been bequeathed to the nation 

27/05/01 B 12 6>7 Photograph 

GILLIAM, TERRY 

* Director Terry Gilliam's £32m film about Don Quixote, wasn't 

meant to be 04/02/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

GILLRAY, JAMES: THE ART OF CARICATURE 


92 

* See Art 10/06/01 

GILMOUR, IAN 


GIRLS, THE: SAPPHO GOES TO HOLLYWOOD 


GITLIN, TODD 


GLASGOW 

* A sunbed boom is offering light relief for Glaswegians 

16/09/01 B 7 1>7 Photograph 

* The infamous tower blocks that have dominated the skyline in 

Glasgow for more than 40 years are facing demolition 07/10/01 

B 12 1>2 

GLASS PALACE, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Buttfield, Kirsty 24/06/01 

GLASS, CHARLES 


GLASS, PHILIP 


GLENNIS, EVELYN, AND FRIENDS 


GLOAG, ANN 

* After a family suicide, Ann Gloag, Britain's second richest 

woman is joining a hospital ship in West Africa to seek solace 

with Aids victims 01/04/01 B 7 1>6 Photographs 

GLOBAL SEX 


GLOBAL WARMING 

* The President who bought power and sold the world 01/04/01 

B 24>25 1>8 Photographs 

* Comment by John Prescott, Secretary of State for the 

Environment 01/04/01 B 25 6>7 Photograph 

* The world in 2050 01/04/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph 

* John Prescott, the Deputy Prime Minister has launched a 

powerful attack on President Bush for pulling out of the Kyoto 

agreement on climate and pollution 01/04/01 B 5 6>7 

* Negotiations in Bonn are optimistic that they will reach a longawaited 

deal on the Kyoto Protocol to tackle global warming 

despite the boycott by the US - see Kyoto Agreement 22/07/01 

* Special report on climate change 28/10/01 X 1>15 1>6 

Photographs 

* Global warming could be tearing apart the delicate marine 

food chain - spelling doom for everything from zooplankton to 

dolphins 02/12/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs 

GLOCK, WILLIAM, MEMORIAL CONCERT 


GLUE 


GO BUY… 

* Art on the net 15/04/01 M 6 1>3 Illustration 

* The Phaidon 55 29/04/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph

* Calvin Klein 23/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Anatomy for the artist 07/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

GO PLAY… 

* Popex 25/11/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

GO READ… 

* com.x 08/04/01 M 6 1>3 Illustration 

GO SEE… 

* Art 2001 14/01/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Absolut Gallaccio 21/01/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Antoni + Alison 28/01/01 M 8 1>3 Photograph 

* The London Eye 04/02/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* James Bond Memorabilia 11/02/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Growth & Form 18/02/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Horst's photography 25/02/01 M 8 1>3 Photograph 

* Jewish book week 04/03/01 M 6 1>2 Photograph 

* The League of Gentlemen 11/03/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Slow food week 18/03/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Because I Sing 25/03/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Go 01/04/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The pirates of Penzance 22/04/01 M 5 1>3 Photograph 

* The Brighton Festival 06/05/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* 24/7: Art on the Hayward 13/05/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Music Industry Soccer Six 20/05/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Mind Body Spirit Festival 27/05/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The Prince's Trust Graduate Fashion Week 03/06/01 M 6 1>4 

Photographs 

* The London Degree Shows 10/06/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Pieter-Dirk Uys 17/06/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Keith Haring's Ten Commandments 24/06/01 M 6 1>2 

Illustration 

* Kids Week 2001 15/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Andy Warhol & Sound and Vision 22/07/01 M 6 1>2 

Photograph 

* Glorious Goodwood 29/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The film salons at the ICA 05/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* NT25 platforms 12/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Dan Flavin 19/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Portsmouth International Festival of the Sea 2001 26/08/01 M 


* The Geology of Biology 02/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Erin O'Connor 09/09/01 M 6 1>4 Illustrations 

* Spencer Tunick 16/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* handbag.com 30/09/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Organic week 14/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Belfast Festival 21/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The London Jazz Festival 28/10/01 M 6 1>2 Photograph 

* Once upon a life in Polaroid 04/11/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Unleash the Talent Inside 11/11/01 M 6 1>5 Illustrations 


93 

* A night of leisure 18/11/01 M 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Paul Auster 02/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Showstudio 09/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Passion for fashion 16/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

GO SURF… 

* www.ammocity.com 01/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

GOD'S LAIR 


GOING OUT LIVE 

* See Book Reviews - Clarke, Nick 11/11/01 

GOLD 

* After 20 years in the doldrums, the hallmark of rappers and 

medallion men, gold is being rebranded as the must-have metal 


GOLD CLUB, THE 



string of revelations 29/07/01 B 21 1>8 Photographs 

GOLDBERG, MARK 

* Mark Goldberg, the recruitment tycoon who lost a fortune on 

his beloved Crystal Palace FC, is fighting an attempt to 

disqualify him as a company director 10/06/01 N 2 5>7 

Photograph 

GOLDEN GATE, THE 


GOLDFRAPP 


GOLDIE 

* Interview with Goldie who is in EastEnders, wants to play 

Richard III, and then sculpt 17/06/01 R 8 1>4 Photograph 

GOLDSMITH, ZAC 


GORDIMER, NADINE 


GORE, AL 

* They say you never forget a brilliant teacher - I know I won't - 

he's call Al Glore by Joshuah Bearman, journalism student at 

Columbia University, New York 29/04/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

GOSS, PETE 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Pete Goss, marine yatchsman and 

adventurer 07/01/01 B 14 1>6 Photographs 

GOWERS, ANDREW 

* The Financial Time's new editor, Andrew Gowers says why he 

is unconcerned by falling sales in the UK - see Media 07/10/01 

GOYA: DRAWINGS FROM HIS PRIVATE ALBUMS 

* See Art 25/02/01 

GRAMMARS OF CREATION 

* See Book Reviews - Phillips, Adam 11/03/01 

GRAND AMBITION, THE 


GRAND GUY, A

* See Book Reviews - Bayley, Stephen 07/10/01 

GRAY, MACY 


* Interview with Macy Gray, America's hottest hip-hop diva 

18/11/01 M 8>12 1>4 Photographs 

GRAY, MURIEL 

* Interview with Muriel Gray who was the Angry Young 

Woman of Eighties TV, and is now a top horror writer, with 

Stephen King as a fan 29/04/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

GRAYLING, A.C. 

* Religion will never provide a moral framework for 

technological change, argues the distinguished philosopher A.C. 

Grayline - see Religion 12/08/01 

GREAT HEDGE OF INDIA, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Pritchard, Stephen 14/01/01 

GREATEST TABOO, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Tatchell, Peter 28/01/01 

GREEN, DAMIAN 


spend a week teaching in school - see Education 30/12/01 

GREENPEACE 

* Paul Watson, co-founder of Greenpeace, who was ousted for 

being too violent, is to have a Hollywood film made about his 

life, Ocean Warrior - see Watson, Paul 25/03/01 

GREER, BONNIE 


GRIMSEY, BILL 

* Profile of Iceland's new chief executive, Bill Grimsey 

28/01/01 N 9 1>8 Photograph 

GROUCHO CLUB, THE 



revealing what everyone knows 18/11/01 B 11 1>6 Photograph 

GUEVARA, CHE 

* The battle to preserve iconic image of Che Guevara will go on 

after the death of photographer, Alberto Korda 27/05/01 B 3 


GULF WAR 

* A decade after the Gulf War, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein still 

sits in his stronghold of Baghdad, John Nichol, who was 

captured during the conflict, asks if it was all worth it 14/01/01 


GUNS 

* British-owned gun veteran Smith & Wesson is up for sale, 

victim of its own attempt to make firearms safer - see 


HACK, JEFFERSON 

* Profile on Jefferson Hack, magazine editor and boyfriend of 

supermodel Kate Moss 26/08/01 B 23 1>6 Caricatures 

* Interview with Jefferson Hack, who's reported to be dating 

supermodel Kate Moss, and editing yet another new hip 

magazine 16/09/01 M 26>31 1>4 Photographs 

HAGUE, WILLIAM 

* William Hague was so disillusioned by splits and rows within 

his party that he considered resigning a year ago 25/02/01 B 6 


94 

7>8 

HAIN, PETER 


with investigation by the Office of Fair Trading - see Energy 

06/05/01 

* No more the left-wing firebrand, Peter Hain is now preaching 

competition at the DTI 06/05/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

HALF A LIFE 



HALF IN LOVE 


HALLIDAY, FRED 


* Columnist 23/09/01 X 20 3>6 Photograph, cartoon 

HALLIWELL, GERI 


rebuilt, a masterclass in the marketing of a modern celebrity 

20/05/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* Fury over pop singer Geri Halliwell's fee for entertaining 

British troops in Oman - see Armed Forces 18/11/01 

HAMILTON, NEIL AND CHRISTINE 

* Ex-Conservative MP Neil Hamilton and his wife Christine, are 

in the headlines again amidst allegations of rape 12/08/01 B 5 


HAMLYN, LORD 

* Lord Hamlyn, last week revealed as a £2m Labour Party 

donor, is poised to make a cool £100m through the sale of a 

prestigious London office block 07/01/01 N 2 3>7 

HAMLYN, PAUL 


successful founder of Octopus Publishing, who died recently - 

see Deaths 09/09/01 

HAND IN HAND 


HANKS, TOM 

* Profile on Hollywood hero, Tom Hanks 14/01/01 B 27 1>6 


HARDT, MICHAEL 

* Profile on Michael Hardt, American left-wing academic whose 

book with a jailed Italian revolutionary, Empire, has been swept 

off the shelves in New York 15/07/01 B 23 1>6 Caricature 

HARRIS, JOANNE 

* Interview with bestseller author, Joanne Harris 15/07/01 R 4 


HARRIS, ROBERT 

* Profile on Robert Harris, best-selling thriller writer who's 

heading the fight-back of the Labour party's fallen angel of spin - 

Peter Mandelson 04/02/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

HARRISON, GEORGE 

* Profile on George Harrison 1943-2001 02/12/01 R 4>5 1>5 

Photographs 

* Mourners queue in Liverpool to bid farewell to George 

Harrison, who died after his battle with cancer recently 02/12/01


HARRY POTTER 



* Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - see Film 11/11/01 

* Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - see Film 18/11/01 

HARRY, PRINCE 

* Prince Harry enjoys the annual Eton Wall Game 25/11/01 B 


HARTLEY-BREWER, ELIZABETH 


HARVEY, PJ 


HASKINS, LORD 

* Interview with political animal Lord Haskins, retiring head of 

Express Dairies and Northern Foods 18/11/01 N 16 1>5 

Photograph 

HATTERSLEY, ROY 

* Roy Hattersley, former deputy leader of the Labour Party, 

launched a savage attack on Tony Blair and called for a 'counter 

coup' by party members to restore Labour's principles 24/06/01 




HAUGHTON, AALIYAH 

* Aaliyah, who died last week, had already made R&B her own - 

see Music: R&B 02/09/01 


rise to superstardom 02/09/01 B 14 1>7 Photographs 

HAWKING, STEPHEN 

* Profile on physicist, Stephen Hawking 21/10/01 B 29 1>6 

Caricature 

HEALTH 

* Health authorities have been told to improve the appalling state 

of men's health 07/01/01 B 2 2>7 Photographs 

* British airline companies ignored warnings for more than three 

decades about the deadly effects of blood clots on passengers 

during long-haul flights 14/01/01 B 1 1>3 

* Economy class syndrome - airlines have known the risk for 

decades but little has been done to alert passengers 14/01/01 B 

15 1>8 Photograph, illustration 

* The 1940s House family say they're healthier than ever 

14/01/01 M 37>38 1>4 Photographs 

* People afflicted by severe blushing can now have a surgical 

operation to cure it overnight 21/01/01 B 13 1>7 

* New investigation show pilots share in deadly risk as evidence 

mounts on dangers of long-haul air travel 21/01/01 B 4 1>8 

Photographs 

* Helen Foster warns of the perils of keep-fit excesses 21/01/01 

M 44>47 1>4 Photograph 

* Couch-potato children fall victim to diabetes epidemic 

28/01/01 B 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Helplines for people who want the best out of non-NHS 

services without medical cover 28/01/01 C 24 1>6 Photograph 

* Sophie Radice tried everything to cure her nine-year-old's 


95 

halitosis… 28/01/01 M 51>52 1>4 Photograph 

* A rare herb once used by Viking warriors to drive themselves 

into a blood-thirsty frenzy may hold the cure to a host of modern 

aliments, including depression - see Herbal Medicine 04/02/01 

* Pregnant women have been given a potentially lethal drug in 

hospitals across Britain by doctors trying to induce labour and 

speed up childbirth 04/02/01 B 12 7>8 Photograph 

* While we sleep, our bodies are busy repairing the excesses of 

the day 04/02/01 M 43>44 1>4 Photograph 

* Former slob Jo Decker ran, swam and cycled for 23 hours to 

become the world's fittest man 11/02/01 B 14 1>5 Photograph 

* A new book on America's love affair with burgers and fries has 

sparked a fierce debate about diet and popular culture 11/02/01 

B 15 1>6 Illustration, photograph 

* A new procedure will mean that the number of hysterectomies, 

the second most common operation in the UK, will fall by about 

a third 11/02/01 B 3 1>4 

* Take a deep breath and let it all out… Wendy Moore sings her 

way to a stress-free life 11/02/01 M 41>42 1>4 Photograph 

* Breast cancer rise is blamed on abortions - see Cancer 

25/02/01 

* Thousands of Britons could suffer anything from chronic illhealth 

to early death because of toxic chemicals used in 

consumer products in the home 25/02/01 B 12 8 

* After years of fighting the flab, Lowri Turner finds the 

Schwarzenegger of diets - weightlifting 25/02/01 M 53>54 1>4 

Photographs 

* A study has shown that a positive state of mind can be almost 

as effective as drugs at fighting serious disease 04/03/01 B 1 8 

* Now that Loyd Grossman is involved, will hospital food stop 

making patients sick? 11/03/01 M 61>62 1>4 Illustration 

* The number of people undergoing cosmetic dentistry in Britain 

has tripled in two years 11/03/01 B 9 6>7 Photograph 

* Living with Graves's disease 18/03/01 M 45>46 1>4 

Photograph 

* Healing with reiki, Japanese, a form of spiritual healing - see 

International Affairs: Far East 01/04/01 

* Doctors say Mozart's music could form a standard part of 

treatment of epilepsy 01/04/01 B 7 7>8 Illustration 



chemical - see Legal Affairs 08/04/01 

* If you are allergic to insects, foods or animals, the real sting is 

the shortage in clinical staff 08/04/01 M 57>58 1>4 Illustration 

* Record numbers of women aged 30-45 are smoking, drinking 

heavily and doing no exercise, a major new health study has 

revealed - see Women 15/04/01 

* Supermarket chain Sainsbury's is being accused by nutrition 

experts of misleading parents with its new Blue Parrot Café 

range of foods targeted at children - see Retail Industry 15/04/01 

* One in four Britons is on a diet, so why are we getting fatter? 


* In less than a decade, tailor-made medication could make fatal 

side effects a thing of the past 15/04/01 M 47>48 1>4 

Illustration 

* Scientists are preparing to infect patients with Aids viruses in 

an attempt to treat them for cancers and disabling inherited 

diseases - see Science 22/04/01 

* Dozens of cases of tuberculosis are being missed by doctors 

who lack expertise in diagnosing the disease 22/04/01 B 12 7>8

* After three unexplained miscarriages in four years, Hilly Janes 

turned to hypnotherapy for help 22/04/01 M 39>40 1>4 

Photograph 

* J.K. Rowling's mother died of multiple sclerosis at 45, the 

bestselling author still can't write about her without tears, and is 

determined to help other victims of MS - see Rowling, J.K. 

29/04/01 

* One of the most significant leukaemia clusters has been 

discovered among children living near the Oldbury nuclear 

power station on the banks of the Severn - see Nuclear Industry 

29/04/01 

* The shocking revelation about a child leukaemia cluster in the 

Severn Valley sounds a radiation health alert for all who live 

year nuclear plants - see Health 29/04/01 

* Mothers-to-be will get better care during labour and more 

choice about how they give birth in a multi-million pound 

package of help for maternity services 29/04/01 B 2 2>3 

* We are always being told to keep our fluids up, but too much 

water can kill 29/04/01 M 43>44 1>4 Photographs 

* Why shy people suffer in silence 06/05/01 M 47>48 1>4 

Illustration 

* British scientists have found that parasites can provide 

protection against serious immune disorders - see Science 

13/05/01 

* Up to 400,000 Britons are carrying a life-threatening virus, and 

most of them don't know 13/05/01 M 49>50 1>4 Illustration 

* Asperger's Syndrome, a rare form of autism, and how it affects 

body language 20/05/01 M 51>52 1>4 Photographs 

* Women could get Viagra on the NHS after the first scientific 

trial to show that the drug helps female sexual dysfunction 

27/05/01 B 1 7>8 


big business, but high doses pose a risk to the 10 million Britons 

taking the pills 27/05/01 B 22 1>8 Photographs 

* Eczema affects 5m people in Britain - and it's still spreading 

27/05/01 M 43>44 1>4 Photographs 

* Britain is braced for an Aids explosion: the disease is back and 

infection rates are rising in America, as the safe sex message is 

forgotten - see Aids/HIV 03/06/01 

* A new rival drug to Viagra is offering men hope that sex can 

last longer 03/06/01 B 10 6>8 Photograph 

* Lithium helped Fiona Campbell cope with her childhood 

traumas, but she says, the drug brings its own problems 

03/06/01 M 37>38 1>4 Photograph 

* Long waits for treatment by the National Health Service are 

forcing many people to consider paying for private treatment 

10/06/01 C 5 1>6 Photograph 

* As youth obesity and heart disease rates rise, families pay up to 

enrol in special health clubs 10/06/01 B 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Pharmaceutical firms stand accused of once again plundering 

ancient remedies to make a fortune - the Hoodia cactus from 

Africa is a potential cure for obesity - see Business & Industry 

17/06/01 

* 20 top health tips for you travelling 17/06/01 M 47>48 1>4 

Illustrations 

* Young children would be asked to diagnose their own illnesses 

and treat themselves at home under a plan to be announced next 

week, to cut waiting times at GPs' surgeries 17/06/01 B 5 1>7 

* Leading cancer scientists and drug-firm chiefs warned that 

Britain's failure to give patients new treatments is condemning 

thousands to early death or poor health 24/06/01 B 6 1>3 


96 

* Challenging science: the risk of skin cancer, the causes of 

global warming, the dangers of high cholesterol - one expert says 

it's all bunk - see Science 01/07/01 

* Women who regularly examine their breasts for signs of 

cancer are wasting their time and may be exposing themselves to 

danger say researchers in Canada 01/07/01 B 13 1>2 

Photograph 

* Is severe colour-blindness a handicap or just a different way of 

seeing the world? 01/07/01 M 39>40 1>4 Illustration 

* Medicines developed by GW Pharmaceuticals' are exclusively 

derived from specially-prepared cannabis plants - see Drugs & 


* Cool coloured sunglasses are putting eyesight at risk 08/07/01 


* The alternative health A-Z 08/07/01 M 14>22 1>4 

Photographs 

* BUPA, the provident healthcare provider, will this week sign 

two overseas deals signalling its intention to become a global 

force - see Business & Industry 15/07/01 

* Ignoring diabetes can destroy your eyes 15/07/01 M 51>52 

1>4 Illustration, photograph 

* Should the NHS embrace complementary medicine? 22/07/01 

M 41>42 1>4 Illustration 

* Report on the scandal of Britain's mentally ill who should be in 

hospital, not prison - see Mental Health 29/07/01 

* Sunday is the hardest day on which to enjoy eight hours sleep, 

according to a survey carried out into British levels of stress and 

insomnia 29/07/01 B 11 1>2 

* In Britain, anorexia and bulimia have reached catastrophic 

levels - behind the scenes of the country's biggest eating-disorder 

clinic 29/07/01 M 16>22 1>4 Photographs 

* New treatments for fibroids are giving women hope 29/07/01 


* Patients will have to pay £16 a month for the right to see a 

general practitioner under plans being drawn up by the British 

Medical Association 29/07/01 B 7 1>2 Photograph 

* Airlines will be ordered to hand out health warnings with 

tickets for long-haul flights - see Aviation Industry 05/08/01 

* Unofficial health websites 05/08/01 M 47>48 1>4 Illustration 






the NHS except where there is no medical alternative - see 

Caesarean Births 12/08/01 

* Victims of the potentially fatal eating disorder anorexia 

nervosa are being targeted by extreme pro-anorexia websites - 

see Eating Disorders 12/08/01 

* A 'miracle' medicine which will treat sleeping sickness that is a 

bigger threat than Aids has been found by American scientists 

19/08/01 B 20 1>3 Photograph 

* Monty Don warns that we are now seeing the dire 

consequences of putting profits before the health of the nation 


* A robot that can perform microsurgery on the brain could 

make Parkinson's disease almost routinely treatable and 

inoperable brain tumours a thing of the past 26/08/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* Fainting 26/08/01 M 39>40 1>4 Illustration 

* Health tourists are flocking to Cuba for cheaper, often better

treatment than they can get in the West 02/09/01 M 43>44 1>4 

Photographs 

* Older people who have regular sex have better physical and 

mental health than their chaste counterparts - see Relationships 

09/09/01 

* Living with Hodgkin's disease 09/09/01 M 45>46 1>4 

Photograph 

* A sunbed boom is offering light relief for Glaswegians - see 

Glasgow 16/09/01 

* Now you too can have a film star's smile… but not on the NHS 

- see National Health Service 16/09/01 

* Parents are being wrongly accused of child abuse by doctors 

who fail to recognise the debilitating illness ME in children 

16/09/01 B 3 7 

* Scientists say tiny specks of dirt have been pinpointed as 

causes of Parkinson's disease - see Science 23/09/01 

* We all know that steroids are rife among top athletes, but now 

they're routinely available at our local gyms 23/09/01 M 45>46 


* The UK has a shocking record on cardiac disease 30/09/01 M 

63>64 1>4 Illustration 

* New research shows health conscious consumers are cutting 

down on beer, wine and spirits and turning to bottled water and 

soft drinks 07/10/01 B 11 1>2 Cartoon 

* People suffering from a range of cancers are getting secondclass 

treatment because the breast cancer lobby has swallowed 

up the vast majority of available expertise and funding 07/10/01 


* Coeliac disease is on the increase 07/10/01 M 55>56 1>4 

Photograph 

* Paul Wilson on the unique strains that struck down Gerard 

Houllier - and so many others before him - see Sport: Football 

14/10/01 

* Tribunals are awarding large sums to employees suffering 

from stress - see Work 14/10/01 

* New research has shown that by photographing the tiny blood 

vessels at the back of the eye, experts can predict if a patient is at 

risk from a stroke 14/10/01 B 15 5>8 Photograph 

* General Anxiety Disorder now has official recognition and the 

numbers of sufferers are soaring 14/10/01 M 30>38 1>4 

Illustrations, photograph 

* A lack of information, a life-threatening bacterium and 

misdiagnosis has left Pamela Whitby with a very real fear of 

pregnancy 14/10/01 M 59>60 1>4 Photograph 

* Revealing a mental-health problem can seriously damage your 

job prospects, but some employers are ready to listen 21/10/01 


* The crisis facing BA and Virgin Atlantic will intensify with the 

start of a High Court row over claims that they refused to warn 

of the dangers of 'economy class syndrome' - see Aviation 


* Harriet Lane's antenatal classes 28/10/01 R 4 1>7 Photograph, 

cartoons 

* Tinnitus 28/10/01 M 77>78 1>4 Illustration 

* Meningitis: the after effects - see Meningitis 04/11/01 

* Meningitis: the after effects 04/11/01 B 23 1>5 Photographs 

* Can food-exclusion diets really help alleviate health problems? 

04/11/01 M 59>60 1>4 Photograph 

* Cannabis is a 'wonder drug' according to the results of the first 

clinical trials of the drug 04/11/01 B 6 1>2 


97 

* Researchers have found that breast cancer drug, tamoxifen can 

trigger tumours in the womb, and cause deep vein thrombosis 

04/11/01 B 7 1>2 Photograph 

* Doctors have traditionally kept unsettling facts from patients, 

but evidence-based medicine empowers both 11/11/01 M 63>64 


* An American dieting company is sending out junk mail 

disguised as anonymous personal letters to thousands of British 

people - see Advertising 18/11/01 

* Few women set out to be single mothers but Stephanie Merritt 

found the man in her life could not cope with the idea of her 

pregnancy - see Merritt, Stephanie 18/11/01 

* Sleep paralysis 18/11/01 M 73>74 1>4 Illustration 

* Six people were in hospital last night after a suspected 

outbreak of E.coli in the village of Eccleston in Lancashire 

25/11/01 B 14 5>6 

* From what we think to what we do and how we feel… every 

move we make is controlled and triggered by our hormones 

25/11/01 M 44>48 1>4 Photographs 

* Finally, a charter is set to give Britain's six million carers the 

support they deserve 25/11/01 M 65>66 1>4 Photographs 

* A woman who became the world's first human guinea pig in 

pioneering drug trials to find a cure for variant CJD died 

yesterday - see BSE/CJD 02/12/01 

* Pesticide residues in food are far more toxic than previously 

thought, putting people at risk of brain damage and cancer 

02/12/01 B 14 7>8 

* Mothers are now less likely to have a natural birth than ever 

02/12/01 M 49>50 1>4 Illustration 

* The number of people paying out for private medical treatment 

has reached record levels 02/12/01 B 8 7 


patients suffering from cancer, Alzheimer's or diabetes - see 

Cloning 09/12/01 

* Controversial new evidence suggesting that ultra-sound scans 

might cause mild brain damage in unborn babies is to be 

discussed this week at a meeting of high-ranking scientists 

09/12/01 B 14 8 

* For children, recovering from an accident is hard enough, but 

coping with the inner scars can be even harder 09/12/01 M 


* At least one woman in six is so terrified of giving birth that she 

induces a miscarriage or avoids becoming pregnant altogether - 


* Coping with an eating disorder in the family is particularly 

difficult at Christmas - even more so when it's your mother 

who's secretly fasting at the feast - see Eating Disorders 

16/12/01 

* In their attempt to deal with modern afflictions, medical 

historians are unearthing traditional remedies 16/12/01 M 54 


HEALTH & SAFETY 

* The Health and Safety Commission is expected to unveil tough 

new guidelines for businesses breaching safety standards 

12/08/01 N 2 3>6 

* A renowned government laboratory in Oxford working with a 

potentially lethal virus breached key safety laws designed to 

prevent deadly bugs from escaping and infecting the public 

19/08/01 B 10 4>5 

HEAR'SAY 

* In their short career Hear'Say can boast a No 1 single and

album, a clothing range, toys, a tribute band - even a stalker. It's 

a runaway brand phenomenon - see Music: Pop 08/04/01 

HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, THE 


HEAVIER THAN HEAVEN 

* See Book Reviews - Wazir, Burhan 14/10/01 

HENDERSON, JON 




HERBAL MEDICINE 

* A rare herb once used by Viking warriors to drive themselves 

into a blood-thirsty frenzy may hold the cure to a host of modern 

aliments, including depression 04/02/01 B 11 1>2 Photograph 

HERRING, RICHARD 


HERTZ, NOREENA 



facing democracy today 08/04/01 B 22>23 1>6 Photographs 



HESELTINE, MICHAEL 


* Michael Heseltine's publishing-to-exhibitions group 

Haymarket has produced record profits - see Business & 


HEWLETT, WILLIAM 

* William Hewlett, the electrical engineer who set up a tiny 

electronics company with David Packard in California in 1938, 

died yesterday aged 87 - see Hewlett, William 14/01/01 

HILDEGARD OF BINGEN 

* The twelfth-century German nun Hildegard of Bingen defies 

easy categories - as her biographer found out 11/03/01 R 8 1>5 


HILDEGARD OF BINGEN: THE WOMAN OF HER AGE 


HILL, PADDY 

* Paddy Hill, one of the Birmingham Six wrongly convicted of 

the 1974 IRA pub bombing, has rejected a compensation offer of 

less than £1m for the 16 years spent in jail 19/08/01 B 11 6>7 

HINDUJA AFFAIR, THE 

* The political scandal that refused to go away 04/02/01 B 8>9 


* Peter Mandelson will be cleared of all the main charges against 

him by the Government inquiry into the Hinduja passport 

scandal which is to be published this week - see Mandelson, 

Peter 04/03/01 

* Fresh allegations of murky dealings between the Hinduja 

brothers and Britain threaten to embarrass Ministers who helped 

them obtain their British passports - see Politics 25/03/01 

HINGIS, MARTINA 

* Tennis star Martina Hingis has found romance with the lawyer 

who recently prosecuted a stalker who had made her life a 


98 

misery 17/06/01 B 22 7>8 Photograph 

HIRST, DAMIEN 



stopped taking ecstasy 12/08/01 B 3 1>8 Photographs 

* Extracts of interviews with the artist, Damien Hirst 07/10/01 


HIS DARK MATERIALS 


HIS INVENTION SO FERTILE 

* See Book Reviews - Sudjic, Deyan 19/08/01 

HISTORY 


books from destruction by fanatics of microfilm - see Printed 

Text 22/04/01 

* Historian Simon Schama's TV trial of 'war criminal' Oliver 

Cromwell - see Cromwell, Oliver 06/05/01 

* Priceless papers which document Alfred the Great's 

foundations of a ninth-century monastery at Athelney have been 

discovered at the back of a dusty shelf in a stately home - see 

Alfred the Great 29/07/01 

* The sword of St Galgano, said to have been plunged into a 

rock by a medieval Tuscan knight, has been authenticated, 

bolstering Italy's version of the Excalibur... - see International 




a 'travesty of history' 07/10/01 B 12 4>6 Photograph 

HISTORY OF THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT 


HISTORY OF THE WIFE, A 

* See Book Reviews - Hill, Amelia 25/03/01 

HITLER OF HISTORY, THE 


HITTING THE GROOVE 


HOBSBAWM, ERIC 

* Profile on Eric Hobsbawm, left-wing historian who is 

embarking on his most ambitious project yet - the story of his 

own remarkable life 21/01/01 B 27 1>6 Photograph 

HOCKNEY, DAVID 

* The old masters weren't simply marvellous painters, says 

David Hockney, they used the latest lenses to help them draw so 

realistically - see Art 07/10/01 

HODGKIN, HOWARD 

* Artist Hodgkin Howard says he spends more hours staring at 

his work than applying paint, but approaching 70 he says he 

starting to get the hang of it 10/06/01 R 3 1>5 Photograph 

HOEY, KATE 

* Sacked sports minister Kate Hoey has launched a bitter attack 

on former colleagues, accusing the Government of being overly 

influenced by powerful football chiefs - see Politics 17/06/01 

HOGAN, PHIL 


* Columnist 14/01/01 M 5 1>3 Photograph






















* Phil Hogan on midlife crisis - see Social Conditions & Trends 

24/06/01 






















HOGMANAY 

* The cases of whisky are piled high as Barra prepared for a 

Hogmanay frenzy - see Scotland 30/12/01 


99 

HOLLOWAY, RICHARD 


HOLOCAUST ON TRIAL, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Bright, Martin 08/04/01 

HOLOCAUST, THE 

* Britain is under diplomatic fire for including Armenians killed 

in 1915 in its memorial day for genocide victims 21/01/01 B 10 


* Britain's first Holocaust Day to remember the victims of the 

Holocaust 28/01/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

* IBM, the American computer giant, has been accused of 

helping the Nazis murder six million Jews during the Holocaust 

11/02/01 B 22 5>8 Photograph 

* A conference of revisionist historians of the Holocaust is due 

to go ahead in Jordan today despite an international outcry 

08/04/01 B 18 5 

* Holocaust victims must move quickly to reclaim assets from 

Swiss banks 22/04/01 C 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Prudential is facing sanctions in America after snubbing an 

international commission set up to trace insurance politics stolen 

or lost during the Holocaust - see Financial Institutions 06/05/01 

* British Intelligence bugging of German PoWs chit-chat reveals 

that Nazi atrocities against women and children were no secret 


* Policies sold to Jews in pre-war Poland are threatening the 

expansion plans of Britain's biggest insurer - it's refusal to join 

the body that traces Hitler's lost victims is provoking fury in the 

US 27/05/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Allianz's $20bn takeover of Dresdner Bank may be blocked in 

America unless it meets new demands to compensate Holocaust 

survivors - see Financial Institutions 01/07/01 

* An agent working for Britain's wartime intelligence services 

alerted the Allies to the Nazi plan to eradicate the Jews of 

Europe in late 1941 08/07/01 B 21 1>8 Photographs 

* Friends claim that Hollywood overlooked the part played by 

the Holocaust hero's wife in saving 1,300 Jews from Nazi death 

camps - see Schindler, Oskar & Emille 29/07/01 

* Prudential faces sanctions in the US unless it decides to join an 

international commission set up to trace Holocaust victims' 

insurance policies - see Financial Institutions 26/08/01 

* Nazis in Britain: the UK has been a haven to 400 Nazi murders 

- see Nazis 02/09/01 

* Prudential has snubbed a plea by Holocaust campaigners to 

join an international commission tracing lost or stolen wartime 

insurance policies - see Financial Institutions 02/09/01 





HOLY WEEK 

* Young girls holding palm leaves take part in a Good Friday 

procession along the old streets of Braga, northern Portugal 

15/04/01 B 17 4>8 Photograph 

HOMELESSNESS 

* The magazine for the homeless, The Big Issue, has plans to 

become a financial institution as well - see Big Issue, The 

15/04/01 

* Children in Need charity has saved the last refuge in the UK 

for young runaways 08/07/01 B 9 1>2

* Homeless families are being threatened with having their 

children taken away from them - as families were nearly 40 

years ago 04/11/01 B 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Kevin was 11 when his violent stepdad drove him on the 

streets, in Britain 77,000 children run away from home each year 

- yet there is no national policy to deal with them 11/11/01 R 


* Four children in a Yorkshire family have been taken into care 

after their parents lost their home 16/12/01 B 13 5>8 

Photograph 

* Ministers are to take emergency action to prevent homeless 

families having their children taken into care after The Observer 

exposed the threat to hundreds of parents 23/12/01 B 9 1>4 

HOMESTEAD 


HONOUR THE DEAD 


HOPKINS, ANTHONY 

* Shocked US audiences prove that Anthony Hopkins still has an 

appetite for his role in Hannibal - see Film 04/02/01 

HOPPER, DENNIS 

* Interview with actor Dennis Hopper 14/01/01 M 10>14 1>4 

Photographs 

HORNBY, NICK 

* Interview with author Nick Hornby - see Books Interview, The 

27/05/01 

HORSE HEAVEN 


HORSEPOLE, LAETITIA, THE MEMOIRS OF... 


HORST PORTRAITS 

* See Photography 04/03/01 

HOSKINS, BOB 

* Interview with actor, Bob Hoskins 16/12/01 M 31>34 1>4 

Photographs 

HOTEL CHECK 

* London Heathrow Marriott Hotel 12/08/01 E 6 1 Photograph 

* Novotel Le Touquet 19/08/01 E 7 4 

* La Canne a Sucre, La Rochelle 26/08/01 E 9 4 Photograph 

* Hard Rock Hotel, Orlando 02/09/01 E 14 1 Photograph 

* Hazlitt's, Soho, London 09/09/01 E 11 4 Photograph 

* The Portobello, London 16/09/01 E 7 4 Photograph 

* Buci Latin, Paris 23/09/01 E 7 4 Photographs 

* Tannbergerhof, Lech, Austria 30/09/01 E 3 3 Photograph 

* Parkland Hotel, St Andrews 07/10/01 E 7 3 Photograph 

* Brigstow Hotel, Bristol 14/10/01 E 6 1 Photograph 

* West Street, Covent Garden, London 21/10/01 E 15 1>4 

Photographs 

* Spread Eagle Hotel, Midhurst 04/11/01 E 6 1 Photograph 

* Duke's Hotel, Bath 18/11/01 E 12 4 Photograph 

* Crown & Castle, Orford, Suffolk 25/11/01 E 12 1>3 

Photograph 


100 

* Great Eastern Hotel, London 02/12/01 E 12 3 Photograph 

* Eulah Country House, Jersey 09/12/01 E 12 4 Photograph 

* Hotel Lancaster, Paris 16/12/01 E 10 4 Photograph 

HOTEL HONOLULU 


HOTELS 

* English hotels are among the most expensive in the world but 

only one makes it into the top 30 in the latest guide to the globe's 

most luxurious places to stay 18/03/01 B 16 7>8 Photograph 

* If the Lanesborough is good enough for Michael Jackson, then 

it's good enough for Ian Belcher, who checks in for a night at 

Britain's most expensive hotel suite 18/03/01 E 8>9 1>4 

Photographs 

* If you wince at the price of a week's stay in a hotel, think of 

the bill if you check in for months at a time 08/04/01 E 12>13 


* Hotel Barcelona, Exeter 15/04/01 E 9 1 Photograph 

* The Bath Spa, Bath 29/04/01 E 6 4 Photograph 

* How my office in Edinburgh was turned into a five-star 

bedroom by Alan Ruddock, ex-editor of The Scotsman 06/05/01 

E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Luxury hotels that were once media haunts 06/05/01 E 7 4 

* The best hotel conversions 03/06/01 E 10>11 1>3 

Photographs 

* British hotels despair as Americans refuse to travel 16/12/01 E 


HOUDINI'S BOX 


HOULLIER, GERARD 

* Late-night surgery for the Liverpool FC manager as his 

Anfield job goes on hold - see Sport: Football 14/10/01 

HOUSE OF DUST, THE 


HOUSE UNLOCKED, A 

* See Book Reviews - Connolly, Cressida 26/08/01 

HOW IT ENDED 

* See Book Reviews - Buttfield, Kirsty 26/08/01 

HOW THE DEAD LIVE 


HOW TO BE GOOD 



HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS AND ALIENATE PEOPLE 


HUDDERSFIELD FESTIVAL 


HUGHES, KATHRYN 


HUGHES, TED 

* The first major biography of Ted Hughes, the late poet 

laureate, has uncovered details of a previously unknown

extramarital affair 06/05/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

HUGHES, TED: THE LIFE OF A POET 


HUGO, VICTOR 

* Victor Hugo's descendants are furious that a French journalist 

has written and published a sequel to Hugo's masterpiece, Les 

Miserables 03/06/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs 

HUMAN RIGHTS 

* Mark Gibson and other cannabis campaigners hope to fight the 

present drug laws under the Human Rights Act - see Drugs & 


* France's left-wing administration has been accused of 

McCarthyism after it was revealed that leading human rights 

campaigners have secretly been put under close police 

surveillance 10/06/01 B 21 1>4 Photographs 

* China shrugs off Olympic warning on human rights - see 

International Affairs: S.E. Asia 15/07/01 

* Amanda Holden and Les Dennis are the first public figures to 

use the new right to privacy, enshrined in the European 

Convention of Human Rights 15/07/01 B 6 4>7 Photographs 




29/07/01 

* The military regime in Pakistan is preparing to execute a 

young illiterate woman despite mounting concerns from human 

rights groups - see International Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 

05/08/01 


ignoring global environment damage and human rights abuses 

28/10/01 B 13 1>8 Photograph, cartoon 

* The press see an end to freedom in the Human Rights 

Convention, but the law is contradictory says Peter Preston - see 

Media 18/11/01 

* Campaigners are furious that the lingerie manufacturer 

Triumph International has rented a factory in Burma paying 

workers 70p a day 09/12/01 B 11 1>7 Photographs 

HUMPERDINCK, ENGELBERT 

* Interview with Engelbert Humperdinck, pop singer 07/10/01 


HUNTER, ANJI 

* Profile on Anji Hunter, confidante and trusted aide to Tony 

Blair 01/04/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

HUNTER, THE 

* See Book Reviews - France, Louise 27/05/01 

HUNTINGTON, SAMUEL 

* Interview with Samuel Huntington, Harvard political scientist 

who predicted a 'clash of civilisations' in 1993 - see Terrorism 

21/10/01 

HUPPERT, ISABELLE 

* Actress Isabelle Huppert loves to play extreme parts 28/10/01 


HUSSEIN, SADDAM 

* A decade after the Gulf War, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein still 

sits in his stronghold of Baghdad, John Nichol, who was 

captured during the conflict, asks if it was all worth it - see Gulf 

War 14/01/01 

HUTTON, WILL 


101 









* Columnist 04/03/01 N 9 1>8 Photographs 






















* Columnist 26/08/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph, illustration 












HYPNOTHERAPY 

* Crooked hypnotherapists are subjecting their clients to 

financial extortion and sexual abuse while they are in a trance 

27/05/01 B 10 7>8 Photograph 

I FAGIOLINI


IANNUCCI, ARMANDO 

* Armando Iannucci's dark vision has produced some of the best 

British TV comedy of the past 10 years, now he's coming out as 

a performer 26/08/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

IBM AND THE HOLOCAUST 


IDENTITY CARDS 

* Every British adult will have to show a compulsory identity 

card to use public services, under plans being drawn up by the 

Home Office 30/09/01 B 1, 4 5>6 

IDOLISING PICTURES 

* See Book Reviews - Jardine, Lisa 28/01/01 

IF I DON’T KNOW 


IF I DON'T KNOW 


ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS 

* Tony Blair has unveiled urgent measures to stem the flood of 

up to 50,000 illegal immigrants 04/02/01 B 1 1>3 

* After last week's revelations in The Observer, Tony Blair and 

Giuliano Amato join forces to combat Europe's scandalous trade 

in human misery 04/02/01 B 31 1>5 Photographs 

* Rescue workers help a child across a gangway as they evacuate 

a grounded boat carrying up to 1,000 Kurds, believed to have 

been trying illegally to enter the EU 18/02/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* 'Appalled' French rescue 1,000 Kurds crammed into migrant 

ship 18/02/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

* A major study of illegal immigrants has found that almost all 

of them come to Britain intending to find work 29/04/01 B 12 8 

I'M OFF 


IMMIGRATION 

* Immigrants' dreams of a bright future in booming Ireland are 

souring amid rising levels of racist violence and intimidation - 

see Ireland 19/08/01 

* The population of the UK has passed 60 million, fuelled by 

record immigration and increasing life expectancy - see 

Population 26/08/01 

IN A DRY SEASON 


IN MY VIEW 

* William Keegan 07/01/01 N 2 3>7 Photograph 











102 






















* John Llewellyn 12/08/01 N 2 1>8 Photograph 

* John Grieve Smith 19/08/01 N 2 1>8 Photograph 

* Bill Martin 26/08/01 N 2 1>8 Photograph 

* Ed Balls 02/09/01 N 2 1>8 Photograph 


* William Keegan 16/09/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs, graph 














* William Keegan 23/12/01 B 19 1>8 Photograph 

* William Keegan 30/12/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph 

IN THE BLUE HOUSE 


IN THE EMPIRE OF GENGHIS KHAN 

* See Book Reviews - Mellor, Michael 04/11/01

IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE 

* See Book Reviews - Snow, Jon 25/02/01 

INFERTILITY 

* The misery and desperation of infertility 14/01/01 M 16>21 


* Coping with childlessness 04/02/01 B 19 1>4 Photograph 

INFIGHTING ADMIRALS 

* See Book Reviews - Morris, Jan 25/02/01 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 

* Public sector IT spending soars to a record £10bn 18/02/01 N 

1 5>7 

* Single mothers get IT call-up as Labour raises its ambitions for 

the New Deal - see Work 11/03/01 

* The dotcom collapse and stock market downturn serve as a 

reminder that IT is a means not an end 08/04/01 N 6 1>5 

Photograph 

INGRAM, TAMARA 

* Tamara Ingram has nurtured her way to the top of her 

profession and she is quitting Saatchi & Saatchi for rival ad 

group McCann-Erickson - see Media 14/10/01 

INGRAMS, RICHARD 






























103 






















INLAND REVENUE 

* The Inland Revenue has made a last minute U-turn on 

enforcement of the controversial IR35 rule 08/04/01 N 2 7 

INNER CITIES 

* West Indies cricket legend Viv Richards heads a campaign to 

bring the village green to the inner-city - see Sport: Cricket 

20/05/01 

* Thousands of crumbling doctors' surgeries will be revamped 

using private-sector money under government moves to stop 

GPs deserting the inner cities - see Medical Profession 04/11/01 

INSIDE AMERICAN POLITICS 

* George Szamuely 12/08/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 

INSIDE CORPORATE AMERICA 

* Gregory Palast 21/01/01 N 6 1>8 Photograph 

* Gregory Palast 04/02/01 N 10 1>8 Photographs 









* Gregory Palast 12/08/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs, graph 

INSIDE EDGE 

* Norman Harris 20/05/01 S 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Norman Harris 27/05/01 S 6 6>8

* Norman Harris 03/06/01 S 4 1>7 

* Norman Harris 10/06/01 S 4 8 


* Norman Harris 24/06/01 S 8 8 Photograph 






* Norman Harris 05/08/01 S 5 8 Illustration 

* Norman Harris 12/08/01 S 10 4>8 Illustration 

* Norman Harris 19/08/01 S 11 8 Illustration 


* Norman Harris 02/09/01 S 10 1>2 Illustration 

* Cricket news 09/09/01 S 11 1 Illustration 

INSIDE FRENCH POLITICS 

* Stuart Jeffries 19/08/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 

INSIDE GOVERNMENT 


INSIDE POLITICS 

* Andrew Rawnsley 07/01/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 

* Peter Kilfoyle 14/01/01 B 29 1>6 Photograph 


* Andrew Rawnsley 28/01/01 B 29 1>6 Photographs 







* Kevin Maguire 15/03/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 





* Peter Wilby 22/04/01 B 27 1>6 Photograph 


* Andrew Rawnsley 06/05/01 B 24>25 1>6 Photographs 










104 






* Jackie Ashley 26/08/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 

* Jackie Ashley 02/09/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 


* Andrew Rawnsley 16/09/01 X 25 1>6 Photograph 

* Andrew Rawnsley 23/09/01 X 21 1>6 Photograph 















INSIDE SPORT 

* Sports news 14/01/01 S 15 7 Photographs 



* Sports news 25/02/01 S 31 7>8 Photographs 

INSLEY, JILL 

* Columnist 07/01/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 





INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 

* This week marks the first World Intellectual Property Day 


INTELLIGENCE 

* Analyses of IQ tests show that people are getting rapidly more 

intelligent, or at least getting higher scores 22/04/01 B 1>2 3>6 

* Is the intellectual in mortal danger? 08/07/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

* The controversial research that could explain why even the 

cleverest people have speech disorders 07/10/01 B 14 1>6 

Photographs 

INTELLIGENCE SERVICES 

* The former MI6 officer Richard Tomlinson is to publish his

memoirs in Russia 14/01/01 B 1>2 2>6 

* MI6 accused of abusing mentally ill son by parents of Russian 

diplomat who became a spy - see International Affairs: Russia 

28/01/01 

* Reda Hassaine risked his life infiltrating Islamic groups for 

police and MI5, but after two years service he was betrayed 


* MI5 and police ordered illegal burglaries in Muslim places of 

worship to gather information on alleged Islamic militants 

18/02/01 B 2 5>8 

* A new play by Paul Greengrass is modelled on the former MI5 

renegade, David Shayler, and is to be premiered by the Royal 

Shakespeare Company 01/04/01 B 13 7 

* Nigel West explains how the Cold War mentality survived the 

collapse of Communism 08/04/01 B 15 7>8 Photograph 

* Former MI5 officer David Shayler challenged the Government 

to investigate 'incompetence, malpractice and crime' in the 

intelligence services and drop all charges against him - see 

Shayler, David 22/04/01 



controversial memoirs, due out next month - see Rimington, 

Dame Stella 26/08/01 

* Dame Stella Rimington, Britain's first female head of MI5, was 

condemned by the government for her decision to publish her 

controversial memoirs - see Rimington, Dame Stella 09/09/01 

* Profile on Dame Stella Rimington, former head of MI5 - see 

Rimington, Dame Stella 09/09/01 

* MI6 doubles staff to beat fresh terrorist attacks - see Terrorism 

07/10/01 

* A Muslim Labour peer is to make an official complaint to the 

tribunal which investigates the misuse of bugging equipment - 


* British security services knew of links between shoe bomber 

Richard Reid and one of the 11 September hijack suspects 

30/12/01 B 1>2 1>4 

INTERIORS 

* Living history in a Scottish castle 07/01/01 M 58>60 1>4 

Photographs 

* The 2001 house 14/01/01 M 52>53 1>4 Photographs 

* Sir Basil Spence's 60s masterpiece 21/01/01 M 58>61 1>4 

Photographs 

* Mix-and-match place settings 28/01/01 M 66>67 1>3 

Photographs 

* Interiors plus 28/01/01 M 69 1>3 Photographs 


* Annabel Lewis's new shop, VV Rouleaux Atelier, the lavish 

textiles embellish the hand-picked furniture and fixtures 

11/02/01 M 58>61 1>3 Photographs 

* A 11.5ft by 28ft house 18/02/01 M 72>75 1>4 Photographs 


* South Africa's vibrant art scene - in a showroom in east 

London 25/02/01 M 72>74 1>4 Photographs 

* Interiors plus 25/02/01 M 77 1>4 Photograph, illustrations 

* French courturier, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac's home 

04/03/01 M 66>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Italian style 11/03/01 M 52>55 1>4 Photographs 

* The new Elemis beauty spa, Mayfair 18/03/01 M 60>61 1>3 


105 

Photographs 

* Ruby Hammer's smart Art Deco flat in Marylebone 25/03/01 


* The Japanese design team behind next month's 'JAM: Tokyo 

London' exhibition at the Barbican 01/04/01 M 64>67 1>4 

Photographs 

* Out with the clutter and in with the minimal simplicity of some 

of Japan's finest designers 01/04/01 M 69 1>3 Photographs 

* The competition for this year's £30,000 Oxo/Peugeot Design 

Awards 08/04/01 M 74>75 1>4 Photographs 


* For some people the 50s have never gone out of fashion 

15/04/01 M 40>43 1>3 Photographs 

* Georgina Godley talks about her new designs for the home 

22/04/01 M 52>53 1>3 Photographs 

* Children's bedrooms 29/04/01 M 58>59 1>4 Photographs 


* Paris's L'Hotel has been restored to its former glory 06/05/01 


* Interiors plus 06/05/01 M 68>69 1>4 Photographs 

* Furniture retailers are turning their houses into show homes 

13/05/01 M 64>67 1>4 Photographs 


* Bold, bright, brash… Marimekko's designs are as groundbreaking 

today as they were in the 50s 20/05/01 M 66>67 1>3 

Photographs 


* For a taste in the very latest in contemporary designs and 

futuristic furniture, visit Mode 27/05/01 M 58>59 1>4 

Photographs 


* A three-bedroom eco house, with conservatory, which has 

running costs of only £1 per week 03/06/01 M 50>51 1>3 

Photographs 

* Part houseboat, part beach hut, Brighton Marina's onebedroom 

floating flats give landlubbers a chance to enjoy life on 

the ocean wave 10/06/01 M 58>59 1>4 Photographs 


* London's great Victorian power stations are slowly running out 

of steam, but a series of daring new developments is firing up the 

lives of Battersea, Bankside and Lots Road 17/06/01 M 64>69 


* Restaurateur Gillian Mosely's mews house is stuffed with 

priceless pieces, but she's most proud of its connection to The 

Avengers 24/06/01 M 64>67 1>4 Photographs 


* Paper made into art 01/07/01 M 52>53 1>3 Photographs 

* The Institute of Directors' new annexe 08/07/01 M 58>59 1>4 

Photographs 


* With plastic palms, vibrant cocktails and exotic pool furniture, 

you can fake the whole holiday 15/07/01 M 70>75 1 

Photographs 


* A celebration of Isamu Noguchi's classically modern bamboo 

and paper lamps 22/07/01 M 52>53 1 Photographs

* Sue Withers and Andrew Moller's house-cum-gallery gives art 

a homely touch 29/07/01 M 52>53 1>4 Photographs 

* Gaudi's broken tiles stunned visitors to Barcelona at the turn of 

the last century, and still inspire 100 years on 05/08/01 M 58>61 


* Peach, vanilla and mint are pastels to be proud of 12/08/01 M 


* Tamsin Blanchard discovers what people really get up to at the 

bottom of the garden 19/08/01 M 58>61 1>4 Photographs 

* Designer Jo Gordon's flat in Camberwell, south London, is the 

perfect bohemian backdrop to her dazzling collection of 

knitwear 26/08/01 M 52>53 1>3 Photographs 

* Tom Watkins' over-the-top celebration of the 80s 02/09/01 M 


* Three self-builders 09/09/01 M 58>60 1>4 Photographs 


to end our love affair with carpets in favour of wood floors - see 


* For 70 years, passers-by have been intrigued by the mysterious 

Isokon building, now, at last, they can go inside, if only for a 

week 16/09/01 M 58>59, 61 1>3 Photographs 

* Behind closed doors: the pick of London Open House Week 

2001 16/09/01 M 62 4 Photograph 

* The colour of the season - aubergine, and a design duo whose 

DIY art is adorning the best-dressed walls 23/09/01 M 62>67 



* The very finest Italian furniture 30/09/01 M 56>57 1>4 

Photographs 

* Inspired by the female form and the Paris Metro, France's 

hottest designer turned a drab office into a chic pied-a-terre 

07/10/01 M 72>74 2>3 Photographs 


* You can now design your dream home from the comfort of 

your sofa 14/10/01 M 74>79 1>3 Photographs 

* Interiors plus 14/10/01 M 81>83 179 1>3 

Photographs 


* How a salvage business turned a factory floor into a family 

home 04/11/01 M 76>80 1>3 Photographs 


* When designer Marc Newson was asked to choose his 

favourite things, the results were pure Boy's Own 11/11/01 M 


* Interiors plus: cool cutlery 11/11/01 M 83 1>4 Photographs 

* Prefabricated housing 18/11/01 M 84>89 1>4 Photographs 

* An ordinary '70s home turned into a Bauhaus masterpiece 

25/11/01 M 76>81 1>3 Photographs 

* The next big thing will be a fascination with all things floral 

says trendsetter Li Edelkoort 02/12/01 M 64>65 1>4 

Photographs 


* Mark and Sally Bailey's home is a haven for wood 09/12/01 



* Christmas spirit 16/12/01 M 72>75 1>3 Photographs 


106 


* How best to give your house a cut-price makeover 30/12/01 M 


INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: AFRICA 

* Heard the one about the black South African comic and the 

white audience? 14/01/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 

* The killer of Congolese president Laurent Kabila was 

identified as an 18-year-old ex-boy soldier 21/01/01 B 25 1>2 

* At least 21 people were killed in Zanzibar yesterday as police 

and opposition protestors fought running battles on the beaches 

and streets 28/01/01 B 21 1>4 Map 

* Christian campaigner Baroness Cox is risking her life in Sudan 

to buy hundreds of people from slave-traders and set them free 

28/01/01 B 26 1>8 Photograph 

* How Congolese President Laurent Kabila died at the hands of 

his boy soldiers 11/02/01 B 23 1>8 Photograph 

* Zimbabwe throws out journalists 18/02/01 B 25 1>8 

Photographs 

* Zimbabwe's faithful celebrate with style at Victoria Falls - but 

local MPs are strangely absent 25/02/01 B 23 1>8 Photographs 

* Children fight on in Congo's war 25/02/01 B 25 1>6 

Photograph 

* As rival militias swarm over a nature park in Congo, 

butchering and eating the animals, a rare primate is being 

brought to the edge of extinction 04/03/01 B 24 1>8 

Photographs 

* Zimbabwe's ruler was close to defeat least year, now tactics of 

terror and violence appear to have won 04/03/01 B 26 1>7 

Photographs 

* Julie Flint reports from Nhialdiu in Sudan, where Western cash 

pouring into oilfields has intensified a bloody 18-year conflict 

11/03/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph, map 

* John Bredenkamp, the tycoon and former Smith supporter now 

backs Mugabe 25/03/01 B 25 1>2 Photograph 

* Pastor John Nduati describes his church as 'the last hospital in 

Africa' where Aids victims flock to be healed 08/04/01 B 21 






* The lure of getting to Europe and securing a job in it's buoyant 

economy is a powerful attraction to Africa's millions of poor and 

needy - see Refugees 15/04/01 

* The authorities in the West African state of Benin working 

with UNESCO, have laid plans to arrest the operators of a slave 

ship 15/04/01 B 17 4>8 

* Climbdown will not dent health giants' power, says Paul 

Farrelly - see Business & Industry 22/04/01 

* Senior executives of De Beers are flying to South Africa this 

weekend in a last-ditch attempt to salvage the diamond giant's 

£12bn buy-out of the country's Oppenheimer dynasty see 


* An international mission of lawyers has warned that the rule of 

law in Zimbabwe is on the point of collapse and the country 

risks descending into anarchy 22/04/01 B 19 1>3 Photographs 

* The ship under investigation in Benin for allegedly 

transporting child salves along the coast of West Africa is owned 

by a top Nigerian football player 22/04/01 B 19 4>8 


* While London plays tribute to Mandela, there is evidence in

South Africa that his successor is a tyrant in the making 


* Banning Shakespeare is much ado about everything in South 

Africa where the Bard was bigger than the Bible and Marx in the 

struggle for freedom from apartheid, says Anthony Sampson 




companies 22/04/01 N 3 1>3 Photograph 


South Africa's joy may be short lived 22/04/01 N 3 1>4 

Photograph 



and his own role in the fight against apartheid - see Apartheid 

06/05/01 

* Chaos and terror are engulfing Zimbabwe's cities as President 

Mugabe's war veterans invade factories and businesses 13/05/01 


* How my son lived as 123 others died at the Accra Sports 

Stadium by Cameron Duodu 13/05/01 B 24 7>8 Photograph 

* Date set for South African miners' battle with UK firm, Cape 

plc over lung disease - see Legal Affairs 27/05/01 

* Zimbabwe is facing a tough new stance from its powerful 

neighbour, South Africa 27/05/01 B 23 8 

* How a tyrant's vicious trade brings terror to West Africa, 

investigation into the sinister world of Charles Taylor 27/05/01 


* Profile on Thabo Mbeki, President of South Africa since 1999 

- see Mbeki, Thabo 10/06/01 

* Report from north Kenya where the British Army trains with 

live ammunition - and Masai children are maimed and killed by 

the ordnance the troops leave behind - see Armed Forces 

01/07/01 

* The success of a TV programme in South Africa and a 

Minister's home-made remedy sum up two sides of the Aids 

battle - see Aids/HIV 29/07/01 

* Sixty white families dramatically fled their farms in the 

Chinhoyl area of Zimbabwe in fear of their lives 12/08/01 B 

1>2 4>8 

* Algeria tries to forget its dark, tortured past 12/08/01 B 18>19 


* Tens of thousands have been uprooted in the war on Unita and 

aid workers now fear mass starvation in Angola 12/08/01 B 21 


* Jason Burke's harrowing report reveals the full extent of a 

brutal dictator's ruthless repression in Zimbabwe 19/08/01 B 1, 


* The army of Zimbabwe's despotic ruler will help to fell trees in 

85m acres of Congo rainforest 26/08/01 B 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Nigeria orders troops to quell violence 09/09/01 B 19 1>4 

* Thanks to Mugabe, thousands are starving and economic ills 

have infected the whole region 30/09/01 B 23 1>6 Photographs 

* Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, has been 

attacked by President Mugabe's followers 14/10/01 B 28 1>3 

Photograph 

* Report on World War I flying ace, Major Jack Poole's legacy 

in Sudan - his son Arthur and grandson George 21/10/01 B 27 


* Judith Todd was jailed by Ian Smith, now she is fighting for 

press freedom in Zimbabwe 28/10/01 B 23 1>3 Photographs 


107 

* A Sudanese businessman, whose pharmaceuticals factory was 

destroyed by US cruise missiles in 1998, has multi-million 

pound investments in two British security firms - see Nuclear 




- see Aids/HIV 04/11/01 

* The Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, threatened diplomatic 

action over President Robert Mugabe's threat to treat British 

journalists as 'terrorists' 25/11/01 B 11 6>8 

* Two members of Zimbabwe's beleaguered opposition who fled 

the country after being beaten by Mugabe's supporters, face 

deportation from Britain after their asylum claims were refused 

02/12/01 B 11 1>2 



09/12/01 

* A Nigerian woman facing death by stoning speaks for the first 

time after being sentenced under Islamic law 09/12/01 B 21 1>7 

Photograph 

* Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai welcomed 

the imposition of the US of limited sanctions against President 

Robert Mugabe 23/12/01 B 15 3>7 

* A Zimbabwean dissident who was refused asylum in Britain 

and sent home has been beaten and tortured by local security 

police 30/12/01 B 2 2>4 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: AUSTRALASIA 

* Pauline Hanson is back from the political wilderness with her 

right-wing party One Nation party in Australia 18/02/01 B 24 

7>8 

* The population of Pitcairn Island, descendants of the Bounty's 

mutineer's, live in the hope of bounty from tourism 25/03/01 B 


* Toxic chemicals are killing the Great Barrier Reef - see 

Pollution 03/06/01 

* A customised pick-up truck now offers police their best hope 

of finding the gunman who attacked a British tourist in Australia 

and attempted to abduct his girlfriend - see Crime 22/07/01 

* An Australian court is to decide whether the action of Prime 

Minister John Howard to refuse 430 Afghan boat people 

permission to land on Australian soil were legal 16/09/01 B 8 


* Australia rewards Michael Howard as the Liberal leader wins 

third term as Prime Minister after his tough line on refugees 


* As Australians battle the fires that have raced towards Sydney 

since Christmas Day, one small community talk about how they 

united to fight the flames 30/12/01 B 17 1>8 Photographs 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: BAHAMAS & CARIBBEAN 







more valuable to the island's economy in the long run 13/05/01 





INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CENT. & S. AMERICA 

* Two young Britons, jailed for attempting to smuggle drugs out


after fearing they would be killed - see Prisons & Prisoners 

07/01/01 

* Augusto Pinochet, the former Chilean dictator, was allowed to 

escape extradition to Spain last year because of plans worked out 

over many months by Tony Blair, Robin Cook and Eduardo Frei 

07/01/01 B 21 6>8 

* At least 30 people died when an earthquake shook Central 

America and southern Mexico 14/01/01 B 21 7>8 

* Amelia Hill investigates the growing trade in babies taken 

from the poor of Central America - see Adoption & Fostering 

21/01/01 

* In the aftermath of El Salvador's huge earthquake, report on 

Santa Tecla's lost children 21/01/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs 

* A flood of tapes now airing on TV chat shows uncover the 

corrupt heart of Peru 04/02/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs 

* Coffee producers are struggling with plummeting world prices 

- see Financial 18/02/01 

* Marcos leads his guerrilla fighters into Mexico city 11/03/01 


* Bogota's eccentric mayor, Antanas Mockus, had imposed a 

city-wide voluntary curfew for men last Friday, to encourage 

women to go out on the town while their husbands and 

boyfriends stayed at home 11/03/01 B 23 1>8 Photographs 

* The hype surrounding the Manic Street Preachers' tour of Cuba 

- see Music: Pop 18/03/01 

* Ageing ex-President Carlos Menem's plans to marry a former 

Miss Universe and win back power in Argentina are running into 

trouble 18/03/01 B 24 1>8 Photograph 

* A science expedition to Colombia which ended in nine deaths 

has led to a feud over blame - and now Hollywood is interested 

too 25/03/01 B 23 `>8 Photographs 

* A US surveillance plane was supporting a Peruvian Air Force 

fighter which shot down an aircraft carrying American 

missionaries in the mistaken belief they were drug runners 

22/04/01 B 21 6>7 Photograph 

* The battle to preserve iconic image of Che Guevara will go on 

after the death of photographer, Alberto Korda - see Guevara, 

Che 27/05/01 

* ICI has pulled out of a controversial project by the US to spray 

vast areas of Colombia with herbicides to eradicate its cocaine 

and heroin trade 01/07/01 B 5 6 


drugs from South America with new legislation - see 


* Next month Fidel Castro turns 75, he has promoted a 

communist Eden in Cuba, but when the legend is dead, will the 

revolution outlive the man? - see Castro, Fidel 29/07/01 

* A judge in the Colombian capital of Bogota has ordered the 

suspension of the US-inspired drug-eradication programme 

29/07/01 B 22 5>6 

* America's vanishing border: they call it Amexica, the land that 

straddles the porous US-Mexico frontier where rapidly 

expanding trade is forging a new culture 05/08/01 B 20 1>8 





* Desperate coffee growers in central and Latin America are 

planting coca, the leaf from which cocaine is produced 12/08/01 


* The possibility of a fully-fledged financial crisis in Argentina 


108 

could not have come at a worse time 12/08/01 N 7 1>3 Graph 

* Teaching terror to Marxist guerrillas in Colombia seemed a 

nice earner for the Provos, but the fiasco may cost Sinn Fein 

hard-won US support - see Ireland 19/08/01 

* Right-wing prisoners are plotting to execute the three Irishmen 

accused of teaching terrorist skills to Marxist rebels in 

Colombia, according to sources inside the jail - see Ireland 

/Northern Ireland 26/08/01 

* Profile on Daniel Ortega, who was, 20 years ago, the romantic 

hero who led tiny Nicaragua against the might of the US could 

be back in November's elections - see Ortega, Daniel 02/09/01 

* The former Peruvian President, Alberto Fujimori, switches 

nationality to Japan to escape extradition for mass-murder 

charges at home 16/09/01 B 8 1>8 


a simple choice between the coca leaf and US aid dollars 

16/09/01 B 9 1>7 

* Did Gloria Trevi, once Mexico's most successful pop star, 

impregnate herself in prison to escape extradition on sexual 

abuse charges? 28/10/01 B 27 1>6 Photograph 

* Report from Managua on the veteran Sandinista leader who's 

reinvented himself in his bid to win back power in today's 

Nicaraguan elections 04/11/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs, map 

* Teachers, police and doctors have not been paid for months in 

Buenos Aires 18/11/01 B 26 1>5 Photograph 

* As scandal hits Pele's sports firm, Brazil has to reassess its 

revered hero 25/11/01 B 25 1>4 Photographs 



where river pirates conduct ambushes - see Blake, Sir Peter 

09/12/01 

* The economic crisis in Argentina has led to long, angry bank 

queues and a rise in panic attacks and suicides 09/12/01 B 23 


* At least 25 people died and 200 were injured when a blaze 

swept through a prison after a guard gunned down an inmate in 

Paraguay 16/12/01 B 22 6 

* Many fear the worst as Argentina slides into financial 

meltdown over its crippling $132bn debt burden 23/12/01 B 15 


* Argentine police use tear gas on protesters in day of chaos 

30/12/01 B 17 1>4 Photograph 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: EASTERN EUROPE 

* Albanians force new Balkan crisis 25/02/01 B 22 1>5 

Photograph 

* Croats vote to secede from Bosnia 04/03/01 B 21 1>4 

* The US secretly supported the ethnic Albanian extremists now 

behind insurgencies in Macedonia and southern Serbia 11/03/01 

B 2 4>7 

* War is looming again as border disputes make enemies of old 

allies in Macedonia, Nato must deal with a new breed of ethnic 

extremists 11/03/01 B 24>25 1>5 Photograph 

* All-out war threatens the Balkans 18/03/01 B 1>2 4>8 

* Nightmare in Macedonia: ethnic Albanians believe 

government will give way but fighting fuels hatred between 

communities 18/03/01 B 21 1>8 Photograph 

* Returning to Kosovo for the second anniversary of the Nato 

bombardment, Observer foreign affairs editor Peter Beaumont 

meets survivors on both sides of the conflict 25/03/01 M 16>22 


* Macedonian activists, outraged at Albanian extremism, are

sending 'flood emails' to newspapers, NGOs and politicians 

25/03/01 B 21 1>4 

* Report from Tetovo where criminal gangs are being recruited 

to unleash a violent outpouring of racial hatred 25/03/01 B 21 


* Report from Istanbul on the women who face jail for daring to 

accuse the police of sexual abuse 25/03/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph 

* You'll never take me alive, vows Serbian leader Slobodan 

Milosevic, as special police storm his Belgrade villa 01/04/01 B 

1, 3 2>7 Photograph 

* The disgraced Serbian leader is under siege, special report 

from Belgrade 01/04/01 B 22 1>6 Photographs 

* The little republic of Moldova has sunk into desperate poverty 

08/04/01 B 20 1>8 Photograph 

* Evidence that the Yugoslav army deployed a unit for burning 

bodies and erasing any trace of Albanians murdered during the 

war in Kosovo has emerged from the unlikeliest of places 

22/04/01 B 23 5>6 

* Turks grieve over deaths of prison hunger strikers 29/04/01 B 


* Eight Macedonian soldiers were killed and two injured near 

the Kosovo border, in the first shooting since an ethnic Albanian 

revolt was quelled a month ago 29/04/01 B 21 1>2 

* Macedonia is on the brink of declaring a state of war after a 

week of sustained attacks on ethnic Albanian rebels 06/05/01 B 

20 1>3 

* Up to a thousand heavily armed ethnic Albanian militants 

seized control of a suburb within shooting distance of 

Macedonia's capital Skopje yesterday 10/06/01 B 20 6>7 

* Milosevic to face justice: ten years in the life and crimes of 

Slobodan Milosevic - see Milosevic, Slobodan 24/06/01 

* The Yugoslav government cleared the way for Ex-dictator 

Slobodan Milosevic's extradition on war crimes charges - see 

Milosevic, Slobodan 24/06/01 

* Six years ago, the Serbs attacked the UN 'safe area' of 

Gorazde, taking British peacekeepers hostage and isolating 

hundreds of others - the survivors remarkable story 24/06/01 M 


* The deposed Yugoslavian President, Slobodan Milosevic, will 

use the alleged support of senior Western leaders and diplomats 

to bolster his defence when he comes to trial - see Milosevic, 

Slobodan 01/07/01 

* Leading Hague tribunal lawyer Nancy Pearson, talks of her 

battle for evidence linking Milosevic with Kosovo war atrocities 

01/07/01 B 17 1>6 Photograph 

* The Croatian government agreed to arrest and hand over two 

former generals accused of murdering Serb civilians 08/07/01 B 


* Radovan Karadzic, Bosnia's most wanted war criminal, has 

escaped arrest after a botched attempt to snatch him by soldiers 

from the Nato peacekeeping force 15/07/01 B 19 4>7 

Photograph 

* A former UN police officer is suing a British security firm 

over claims that it covered up the involvement of fellow officers 

in sex crimes and prostitution rackets in the Balkans - see United 

Nations 29/07/01 

* Hundreds of British troops are expected to arrive in Macedonia 

by the end of this week to help disarm ethnic Albanian guerrillas 

in the north of the country - see Armed Forces 05/08/01 

* Macedonian truce turns to killing 12/08/01 B 17 1>5 

Photograph 

* Macedonia's ceasefire will not be stable enough to allow the 


109 

deployment of a Nato weapons-collection force if violations 

such as those that left three people dead last week persist 

19/08/01 B 17 6 

* Nick Thorpe reports on his vain attempt to reunite a captive 

and his family in Macedonia 26/08/01 B 17 2>4 

* Macedonian rebels retreat to Kosovo 02/09/01 B 20 1>3 

Photograph 

* Scandal-ridden Solidarity faces electoral disaster, report from 

Warsaw 23/09/01 B 10 1>7 Photographs 

* Elections in Kosovo promise confirmation of self-rule but 

peacekeepers step up efforts to prevent voters being intimidated 

18/11/01 B 25 1>7 Photograph 

* Moldova was crippled by poverty after throwing off its Soviet 

Chains, now a new drugs epidemic is plunging its people into 

ruin 02/12/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs, map 

* A Director at one of Britain's most prestigious banking 

consultancies had been named as a key player in a Russian Mafia 

plot to smuggle missiles and ammunition during the Bosnian war 

- see Crime 09/12/01 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: EUROPE 

* American military bases and consular facilities across Italy 

were placed on high alert against a possible terrorist attack by 

Islamic militants - see International Affairs: USA 07/01/01 

* France's highest court has ruled that evidence collected from 

witnesses while they were hypnotised by a former police officer 

is inadmissible 07/01/01 B 20 1>5 Photograph 

* Twenty-three years after the mysterious disappearance of 

casino heiress, Agnes Le Roux, in Nice, her former lover is 

being investigated for her kidnapping and murder - see Le Roux, 

Agnes 14/01/01 

* Germany is on tenterhooks waiting to see if a book by the 

daughter of terrorist Ulrike Meinhof will lift the lid on the Left's 

firebrand past 14/01/01 B 17 1>7 Photographs 

* Young terrorists are regarded as heroes in the Basque country 

and there are plenty more in the bars of Bilbao ready to fight the 

Spanish 'enemy' 14/01/01 B 23 1>8 Photographs 

* A guide advising immigrants in Valencia how to wash has 

caused controversy 14/01/01 B 26 7>8 Cartoon 

* Norway's bid to kill 20 of its grey wolves, an endangered 

species only recently restored to the Scandinavian wilderness has 

triggered a major diplomatic spat - see Endangered Species 

21/01/01 

* Protests against globalisation spread across Switzerland after 

police beat back demonstrators at the World Economic Forum's 

annual meeting 28/01/01 B 21 8 

* Christine Deviers-Joncour who is accused of corruption is 

vowing to clean up France 28/01/01 B 22 1>8 Photographs 


human cargo smuggled to the West 28/01/01 B 25 1>6 


* After last week's revelations in The Observer, Tony Blair and 

Giuliano Amato join forces to combat Europe's scandalous trade 

in human misery - see Illegal Immigrants 04/02/01 

* A wave of alarm about youth violence is spreading across 

France after one of the capital's sleekest shopping areas became 

a battlefield 04/02/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs 

* Alfred Sirven, France's most wanted man, has warned he knew 

secrets that could implicate at least 100 people in a vast sleaze 

scandal 04/02/01 B 25 5>6 Photograph 

* Germany declares war on invasion of 'Denglisch' in the 

German language 11/02/01 B 26 2>4 Cartoon

* Italian police were questioning a suspected double murderer 

who threatened to litter the city of Padua with the corpses of 

estate agents 18/02/01 B 25 1>2 

* The Mafia's chief has been in hiding since 196, now family 

letters could trap him 18/02/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs 

* Last week they were washed up on the Riviera, now they are 

on the move again, Kurdish refugees forced to make yet another 

journey - see Refugees 25/02/01 

* Later this month in Paris Socialist Party candidate Bertrand 

Delanoe is expected to become mayor and he will be the most 

powerful openly gay man in the world 04/03/01 B 22 1>8 

Photographs 

* DNA tests on blood found at the scene of a murder of a 

wealthy widow have reopened one of the most baffling criminal 

cases in French history 04/03/01 B 23 1>2 Photograph 

* Neo-Nazis are gaining a foothold in Iceland, the country 

admired by Hitler as a model for the creation of an Aryan super 

race - see Neo-Nazis 11/03/01 

* The new film by acclaimed French director Luc Besson was 

set to be a box-office hit, but the director is being sued by the 

film's scriptwriters - see Film 11/03/01 

* Report from Berlin as the Right beats a patriotic drum as a 

troubled nation faces its history 25/03/01 B 23 1>6 Photographs 

* Sacked French staff of Marks & Spencer demonstrate in Paris, 

claiming the firm broke employment laws 08/04/01 B 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* A costly engagement ring hidden as a surprise on a chocolate 

Easter egg has proved the cause of intense pre-marital tension 

for a young Italian couple 15/04/01 B 17 4>8 

* Lionel Jospin's trouble with women could be the deciding 

factor on whether he stands for the French presidency next 

spring 15/04/01 B 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Profile on Silvio Berlusconi, Italian politician - see Berlusconi, 

Silvio 22/04/01 

* How Germany's leader finally found his father 22/04/01 B 20 


* Novelist Andre Gide would not recognise his Normandy home 

after its restoration to the eighteenth-century style 22/04/01 B 


* Tourists who flock to Florence may soon be charged an 

admission fee to enter the city 29/04/01 B 18 4>5 Photograph 

* France is becoming more stupid and its political life is being 

destroyed because of the nation's growing obsession with sport, 

according to a leading French philosopher 29/04/01 B 21 1>3 

Photographs 

* In Denmark Claus Bork Hansen was riddled with 26 bullets in 

a murder some fear could herald the resumption of vicious 

warfare between Hell's Angels gangs 06/05/01 B 21 1>2 

Photograph 

* Italy is in turmoil over an election that has mutated into an 

unprecedented contest between Silvio Berlusconi and the 

international media 06/05/01 B 21 1>8 Photograph 

* France was plunged into controversy as it agonised over 

whether its leading politicians knew of a so-called French 

'Gestapo in Algeria' that committed atrocities during the war of 

independence 06/05/01 B 22 1>6 Photographs 

* Italians go to the polls today to elect a new government after a 

brutal campaign in which left and right tarred each other as 

crooks, liars and tyrants 13/05/01 B 25 8 

* A group of young Swiss potholders were rescued after 

spending three days trapped underground in a flooded cave in 

eastern France 20/05/01 B 25 8 


110 

* The introduction of a shorter working week has given French 

workers more time to enjoy their leisure pursuits 27/05/01 B 23 


* Thousands of Germans will start dieting today as they join in a 

Big Brother-style television project designed to help the nation 

lose weight 27/05/01 B 26 5>6 Cartoon 

* A row is set to erupt between Britain and France over Home 

Secretary Jack Straw's refusal to extradite billionaire Nadhmi 

Auchi over his alleged role in the Elf-Aquitaine scandal - see 

Auchi, Nadhmi 03/06/01 

* France's left-wing administration has been accused of 

McCarthyism after it was revealed that leading human rights 

campaigners have secretly been put under close police 

surveillance 10/06/01 B 21 1>4 Photographs 

* The Sicilian port where body parts come in with the cod can no 

longer resist an inquiry into the drowning of 283 Pakistanis in 

1997 10/06/01 B 21 1>6 Photograph 

* The opposition Union for French Democracy, France's most 

pro-European party will lead attempts to wreck the Nice Treaty 

during a parliamentary debate on ratification on Tuesday 

10/06/01 B 22 7>8 

* Newborn cousins brought into the world to inherit £2m and a 

legacy of bitter family strife in France 17/06/01 B 19 1>8 

Photograph 

* Paralysed Briton ignores doctor's advice and returns to 

Germany five years after a vicious assault by neo-Nazis 

17/06/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph 

* Report from Paris that looks at how the French accept 

corruption with little more than a Gallic shrug 01/07/01 B 18 


* The Government is to abandon its support for the controversial 

Ilisu dam in Turkey 01/07/01 B 4 5>6 

* A British oil company paid $1m to Serbian war criminal Arkan 

to settle a score over a secret oil deal to supply Serbia with fuel 


* France is in shock as 11 teenagers are crushed by a falling tree 

at a concert 08/07/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs 

* President Chirac of France denies corruption in an address to 

the nation 15/07/01 B 19 1>3 Photograph 

* Despite being embroiled in 'sleaze' Jaques Chirac is 

accelerating away from rivals for next year's presidential election 

22/07/01 B 19 1>2 Photograph 

* Pompeii faces a new catastrophe - thanks to the Mafia 


* Olaia Castresana wanted to be an infant school teacher but 

instead she become a separatist bomber and blew herself up at a 

holiday apartment in Torrevieja, eastern Spain 29/07/01 B 22 


* Bad weather and building projects have combined to create an 

erosion crisis in Normandy 05/08/01 B 21 1>6 Photograph 

* A leading British hotel chain is at the centre of a controversial 

project to reinvent Hitler's former holiday resort as a luxury 

leisure complex 05/08/01 B 23 1>6 Photographs 

* Three people were killed and five others seriously injured 

when a gunman held up a bank in a suburb north of Paris 

12/08/01 B 2 6>7 

* Jobless figures mock Germany's Chancellor Gerhard 

Schroder's election pledge 12/08/01 B 20 7>8 Photograph 

* France's favourite food campaigner, sheep farmer Jose Bove, is 

back at his most famous battleground - outside McDonald's in 

Millau 12/08/01 B 22 1>6 Photographs 

* France will be forced to confront a shameful chapter in its

colonial past when it is accused of committing crimes against 

humanity after French forces withdrew from Algeria nearly 40 

years ago 19/08/01 B 19 7>8 Photograph 

* Britons were warned to be on their guard after a huge car bomb 

planted by Eta ripped through one of Spain's most popular tourist 

resorts 19/08/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Germany in turmoil: Germans enjoy high incomes and an 

efficient welfare state, but now Europe's economic powerhouse 

faces radical change that its people will find hard to accept 


* Norway's Crown Prince Haakon marries Mette-Marit Tjessem 

Hoiby, whose frankness about her wild past sent her popularity 

soaring 26/08/01 B 2 5>7 Photograph 

* One of Gerhard Schroder's top Ministers was struggling for 

political survival after being caught up in a scandal dubbed 'the 

Lustwaffe' affair 02/09/01 B 18 1>3 Photographs 

* Self-rule is a dangerous issue on an island where vendettas are 

a fact of political life - report from Corsica 02/09/01 B 19 1>8 

Photographs 

* Former First Lady of Greece, Mimi is set for a career as TV 

chat hostess 02/09/01 B 20 4>7 Photograph 

* Italian mass killer 'was servant of Satanic sect' 09/09/01 B 18 


* Wild boars eat path through French Riviera 09/09/01 B 19 



to end our love affair with carpets in favour of wood floors - see 


* Amid fears of injustice, the case of a gay woman accused of 

murdering her partner's daughter grips Spain 16/09/01 B 9 1>7 

Photographs 

* The sword of St Galgano, said to have been plunged into a 

rock by a medieval Tuscan knight, has been authenticated, 

bolstering Italy's version of the Excalibur legend 16/09/01 B 9 8 



* Cesar Sicre, a 28-year-old heart-throb has turned out to have 

been an undercover investigator hired to infiltrate the 

underworld of Spanish celebrities 23/09/01 B 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* The death toll in the Toulouse chemical plant explosion in 

France could rise to 40 as rescuers desperately search the 

wreckage for 15 missing workers 23/09/01 B 9 1>6 Photograph, 

map 

* A murderer with four guns and a grudge in the small town of 

Zug in Switzerland, causes mayhem 30/09/01 B 25 1>8 

Photographs 

* Police in Spain back ecstasy quality control at raves - see 




airline, Sabena - see Aviation Industry 07/10/01 

* Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, in hot water over his 

remarks about Islam, is accused also of turning the law to his 

benefit 07/10/01 B 25 1>2 Photograph 





* Paris has decided to get rid of its motor scooter-borne dog 

mess cleaners who, for 20 years, have been striving to mop up 

the foul deposits on the French capital's streets 21/10/01 B 27 

1>2 


111 


inferno that could easily have been avoided - see Disasters 

28/10/01 

* Next May's French presidential election is shaping up into 

something more complicated 28/10/01 B 27 7>8 Photograph 

* Security forces push back the crowds during the first tour by 

King Mohamed VI to the Moroccan-seized Western Sahara last 

week 04/11/01 B 27 1>8 Photographs 

* Violent crime epidemic rocks France 04/11/01 B 27 1>7 

Photograph 

* 'Scream' movies are being blamed by a teenage girl's copycat 

killing in Belgium 18/11/01 B 24 1>3 Photograph 

* Some French mayors have resigned over a plan to dig up 

civilian cemeteries to make way for a new airstrip in 

Vermandovillers 18/11/01 B 24 4>6 Photograph 

* Patriotic Gibraltar protests at 'disloyal' hand over to Spain by 

Tony Blair 25/11/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 

* The prospect of a march on the French Prime Minister's office 

by thousands of angry policemen haunted Lionel Jospin's dreams 

this weekend 25/11/01 B 26 6>7 

* After £20,000 award to Down's Syndrome child 'unlucky to be 

born', French medics may abandon pre-natal scans - see Mental 

Health 02/12/01 

* Street battles erupt in Berlin as neo-Nazis back Hitler's army 

over atrocities - see Neo-Nazis 02/12/01 

* After six years of preparation and controversy the opera world 

will flock to Milan next week to watch the first act of La Scala's 

riskiest melodrama: renovation 02/12/01 B 23 1>2 Photograph 

* France's defence minister, Alain Richard, defused a week of 

confrontation with the country's gendarmes 09/12/01 B 21 1>8 

Photograph 

* Italians turn on Silvio Berlusconi in a battle over EU powers of 

arrest 09/12/01 B 21 1>7 Photograph 

* The Leaning Tower of Pisa reopened yesterday after 12 years 

when experts battled to stop it toppling 16/12/01 B 1 4 

Photograph 

* Japan's offer of all-expenses paid trip to Nobel prize officials 

outrages Scandinavians 16/12/01 B 20 7>8 Cartoon 

* Tourists climbed the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy for the 

first time in 12 years 16/12/01 B 20 1>8 Photographs 

* The Kremlin accuses Germans of 'making us look like Nazis' 

at atrocity museum - see International Affairs: Russia 23/12/01 

* Next month the public TV network La Cinq in France will 

screen four authors trying to write a collective novel while 

closeted in a country house near Paris 23/12/01 B 15 8 Cartoon 

* The Greeks are close to unmasking the terror group November 

17 23/12/01 B 17 6>8 Photograph 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: FAR EAST 

* Nine people were feared dead after a US navy nuclear 

submarine blundered into a collision with a Japanese fishing boat 

taking children on a study trip off the coast of Hawaii - see 


* Olympic chiefs scorn plan for volleyball in Beijing's 

Tiananmen Square, scene of the 1989 massacre of prodemocracy 

campaigners 25/02/01 B 22 5>7 Photographs 

* Anti-racists take on Hong Kong's secret shame 04/03/01 B 25 


* Japan was braced for its eighth prime minister in eight years 

after Yoshiro Mori indicated his intention to resign 11/03/01 B 

21 8

* Japan needs another miracle to survive 18/03/01 N 5 1>4 

Photograph 

* Four Japanese restaurants beyond London - see Restaurants 

01/04/01 

* Japanese drink: sake - see Food & Drink 01/04/01 

* Japanese seaweed - see Food & Drink 01/04/01 

* Noto Sushi, Oriental City, London - see Restaurants 01/04/01 

* Out with the clutter and in with the minimal simplicity of some 

of Japan's finest designers - see Interiors 01/04/01 

* Roll your own sushi - see Food & Drink 01/04/01 

* The Japanese design team behind next month's 'JAM: Tokyo 

London' exhibition at the Barbican - see Interiors 01/04/01 

* The simplicity of a Japanese tea house garden brings a whole 

new meaning to an afternoon cuppa - see Gardens 01/04/01 

* World sake web - see Food & Drink 01/04/01 

* Shopping in Japan 01/04/01 M 14>18 1>4 Photographs 

* Tokyo's sex industry 01/04/01 M 20>23 1>4 Photographs 

* The fish industry in Japan 01/04/01 M 24>27 1>4 

Photographs 

* 15 Japanese Anglophiles say why London is their number one 

attraction 01/04/01 M 28>31 1>4 Photographs 

* Japanese artists who are causing a sensation in their own 

country 01/04/01 M 32>35 1>4 Photographs 

* Fashion in Japan 01/04/01 M 36>41 1 Photographs 

* Fashion plus - six Japanese names 01/04/01 M 43 1>3 

Photographs 

* Healing with reiki, Japanese, a form of spiritual healing 

01/04/01 M 47>48 1>4 Photographs 

* Introduction to the special Japan issue 01/04/01 M 8>11 1>4 


* Bush's China crisis - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 

08/04/01 

* Talks between Chinese and US negotiators trying to secure a 

way out of the spy plane crisis were still deadlocked over 

China's demands for an apology - see International Affairs: 

U.S.A. 08/04/01 

* In his first full interview, the Karmapa Lama tells about the 

danger he faced to win freedom - see Lama, Karmapa 29/04/01 

* China's privatisation of its vast railways will copy the British 

model by splitting them into passenger operators and a version 

of Railtrack for the lines and signalling 13/05/01 N 2 4>7 

Photograph 

* Japan's Prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi is loved to the point 

of becoming a cult figure 01/07/01 B 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Japan's rising nationalism enrages Asia 15/07/01 B 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* At least 10 people were crushed to death as crowds left a 

firework display in Japan 22/07/01 B 22 1>2 

* Japan are in shock after 44 die in inferno at sex parlour without 

fire escapes 02/09/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

* The former Peruvian President, Alberto Fujimori, switches 

nationality to Japan to escape extradition for mass-murder 

charges at home - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 

16/09/01 

* Fallout from the US terror puts Japan's new PM's reforms to 

the ultimate test 21/10/01 N 5 1>5 Photographs, graph 

* Crown Princess Masako in Japan gave birth to a baby girl 


112 

yesterday, reinforcing calls for a revision of the country's maleonly 

succession law 02/12/01 B 21 1>7 Photographs 


outrages Scandinavians - see International Affairs: Europe 

16/12/01 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT 



- see Crime 21/01/01 

* Earthquake toll in India may hit 15,000 28/01/01 B 1>2 5>7 

Photograph 

* As 14,000 bodies are retrieved from the rubble in Gujarat, 

cowboy builders whose work fell apart are under fire 04/02/01 


* Bombay's film industry lives on escapism, but is stalked now 

by death 11/02/01 B 26 2>6 Photographs 

* Gunfight ends ordeal for hostages in Bangladesh 18/03/01 B 


* Thousands of East Timorese refugees will be left stranded 

across the border in squalid camps in Indonesian West Timor 

unless relief efforts are stepped up 01/04/01 B 23 8 

* Maoists lay siege to Nepal 08/04/01 B 18 1>5 Photographs 

* John Sweeney in Rangoon uncovers the links between Burma's 

drug barons and a repressive regime that likes to trumpet to the 

world its tough anti-drugs policy 08/04/01 B 19 1>7 

Photographs 

* An army of 40,000 strong Muslin political zealots has pledged 

to defend to the death the embattled Indonesian President, 

Abdurrahman Wahid 15/04/01 B 20 7>8 Photograph 

* China beats India in the building of Buddha wars 13/05/01 B 

26 7>8 

* Buddhist monks joined hundreds of thousands of Nepalis 

thronging the streets of Kathmandu for the funeral of the four 

members of the country's royal family killed by the Crown 

Prince on Friday 03/06/01 B 1 1 Photograph 

* At least 30 boys a month are being kidnapped in Pakistan to 

feed the banned slave trade in racing camel jockeys in the United 

Arab Emirates 03/06/01 B 27 1>5 Photographs 

* Nepal is in shock after eight members of the royal family were 

slaughtered in a late-night drunken row over the heir's marriage 

plans 03/06/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

* The Sicilian port where body parts come in with the cod can no 

longer resist an inquiry into the drowning of 283 Pakistanis in 

1997 - see International Affairs: Europe 10/06/01 

* Ed Douglas in Nepal visits one of the camps into which 

100,000 refugees fleeing ethnic cleansing in Bhutan are 

crammed, largely forgotten by the world 24/06/01 B 20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Pakistan is facing a massive brain drain as record number of 

people desperate to leave their politically unstable country 

swamp foreign embassies with visa applications 01/07/01 B 19 


* Nepal slid deeper into crisis yesterday as Maoist rebels, who 

have vowed to topple the unpopular new king, killed at least 40 

policemen 08/07/01 B 25 1>2 

* Pakistan's military dictator, General Pervez Musharraf went to 

New Delhi for a historic three-day summit 15/07/01 B 19 4>5 

* Villagers near Jagatsingpur in eastern India battle to beat 

floods 22/07/01 B 22 3 Photograph 

* Pakistan faces embarrassment over the house where the 

nation's founder lived 29/07/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs

* When Indonesian supreme court judge Syafiuddin Kartasamita 

left home just after 8am on Thursday he had no reason to suspect 

anything was amiss - less than half an hour later he was dead 

29/07/01 B 26 7>8 Photograph 

* The military regime in Pakistan is preparing to execute a 

young illiterate woman despite mounting concerns from human 

rights groups 05/08/01 B 21 7>8 Photograph 

* Hundreds of people flocked to Brunei for the start the 

auctioning of 10,000 lots that once belonged to the business 

empire of the autocratic sultan's disgraced younger brother 

12/08/01 B 21 1>8 Photograph 

* East Timor's former resistance leader and current national 

hero, Jose Alexandre 'Xanana' Gusmao has announced he is 

willing to become the fledgling nation's first president 26/08/01 

B 21 5>6 

* Lawyers are launching the world's biggest ever class action 

against the British Geological Survey over claims it failed to 

spot deadly poisons during crucial tests on water in Bangladesh 


* Former Sri Lankan cricket captain, Arjuna Ranatunga, is on 

the verge of announcing his entry as a political candidate in 

December's Sri Lankan general elections 04/11/01 B 26 7>8 

Photograph 

* The death camps of Burma 11/11/01 M 42>49 1>4 

Photographs 

* A new film about Lenin by the controversial Russian director 

Alexander Sokurov has provoked anger from a coalition of 

Indian writers and politicians after it was shown at a film festival 

in India 18/11/01 B 25 1>8 Photograph 

* President Bush made a personal intervention in the mounting 

diplomatic crisis that threatens war between India and Pakistan 

30/12/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: MIDDLE EAST 

* A televised speech by Saddam Hussein failed to convince 

doubters that he is alive and well 07/01/01 B 21 1>2 

* Police mete out lethal justice to Palestinian spies who are paid 

to turn family and neighbours over to Tel Aviv's feared security 

services 14/01/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Undercover Israeli soldiers posing as Arabs captured a young 

Palestinian woman suspected of luring an Israeli youth to his 

death via the internet 21/01/01 B 20 5>8 Photographs 

* Saddam Hussein is stronger than ever and a class of 

entrepreneurs are exploiting the UN embargo to make fortunes 


* Israeli army deserted by soldiers with a conscience 28/01/01 B 


* Fifty years ago Ariel Sharon terrorised a Palestinian village, 

now he will lead Israel 04/02/01 B 21 1>8 Photographs 

* Neal Ascherson assesses Israel's risk of new disasters as 

Sharon heads for power 04/02/01 B 21 1>5 Photograph 

* Britain broke its own ministerial guidelines banning the sale of 

weapons in a dispute in the Western Sahara 04/02/01 B 22 6>7 

* The murky world of expatriate life in Saudi Arabia has been 

rocked by the arrests of three Westerners for murder, but are 

they being framed? 11/02/01 B 19 1>6 Photographs 

* Ariel Sharon, the new Israeli Prime Minister, moved yesterday 

to unity a divided Israel and mollify world opinion by making a 

dramatic bid to woo senior left-wing figures into his government 

11/02/01 B 22 1>8 

* Britain and America vowed to launch fresh air raids against 

Iraq despite facing international isolation after Friday's stokes on 

radar sites near Baghdad 18/02/01 B 1 1>3 Photograph 


113 

* The Raid on Iraq: Bush signals a deadly intent 18/02/01 B 


* Iraq is set for nuclear weapons 25/02/01 B 22 5>7 

* Saudi Arabian authorities are flouting international law by now 

allowing British officials to visit a jailed Briton who faces public 

execution 25/02/01 B 7 6>7 Photograph 

* Outrage as the defiant Taliban blow away 1,700 years of 

history in central Afghanistan 04/03/01 B 21 1>6 Photographs 

* The Freud Society of Vienna has cancelled a lecture by 

Edward Said, the Palestinian-American professor, after members 

saw a photograph of him poised to hurl a stone at an Israeli 

guardhouse 11/03/01 B 21 1>6 Photograph 

* Palestinians turn backs on violence 18/03/01 B 22 1>8 

Photographs 

* As they bury their dead, Palestinians charge Bush with 

collusion in Israel's hardline tactics 01/04/01 B 23 1>7 

Photograph 

* Afghanistan's fundamentalist Taliban rulers have ended its 

opium trade - but the world hasn't noticed 01/04/01 B 26 1>7 

Photograph 

* A conference of revisionist historians of the Holocaust is due 

to go ahead in Jordan today despite an international outcry - see 

Holocaust, The 08/04/01 

* Jason Burke in Rafah, Gaza, sees the human tragedy endured 

by a people in the grip of mounting violence 15/04/01 B 21 1>8 

Photographs 

* Now Israel's leader has been forced to retreat 22/04/01 B 21 


* Pope John Paul began a historic pilgrimage to Muslin Syria 

yesterday with an urgent appeal for peace in the Middle East - 

see Pope John Paul 06/05/01 

* Afghanistan's worst humanitarian disaster since the Soviet 

invasion of 1979 is unfolding as drought, famine and renewed 

civil war drive 300 families a day into refugee camps 06/05/01 


* The dwindling community of Mishmar David is on the verge 

of making history by becoming the first of Israel's 279 kibbutzim 

to be disbanded 06/05/01 B 23 1>5 Photographs 

* Hatred going back centuries is unleashed as two Jewish 

teenagers are stoned to death 13/05/01 B 25 1>7 Photographs 

* Report from Paris where ministers and intellectuals want to 

halt the rise in sexist imagery 13/05/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs 

* The violence in the Middle East continued to escalate as Israel 

launched more air strikes against Palestinian targets 20/05/01 B 

2 8 

* Grief and defiance as Israel unleashes more air strikes 


* Grieving relatives are leading a groundswell of public fury 

over the shoddy building standards that led to Israel's worst ever 

civilian disaster 27/05/01 B 23 1>7 Photographs 

* The price of petrol could rise by more than 50p a gallon after 

Iraq, the world's second largest oil producer, yesterday 

announced it was stopping exports tomorrow - see Oil Industry 

03/06/01 

* Jewish mobs laid siege to a mosque near the site of Friday 

night's horrific bombing of a Tel Aviv nightclub 03/06/01 B 1< 

25 1>4 

* Israel's growing mood for full-scale hostilities in the aftermath 

of 18 deaths in a nightclub suicide bomb attack 03/06/01 B 25 


* Israeli brothel keepers have the right to buy and sell prostitutes

in the same way that football clubs transfer players 10/06/01 B 

19 7>8 

* Iran's voice of moderation has landslide win over the clerics 

10/06/01 B 20 1>6 Photograph 

* The Palestinians and Israel are resorting to propaganda as the 

main weapon in their fight for world opinion 17/06/01 B 17 1>6 

Photographs 

* While Israel's hawkish Prime Minister rails against Yasser 

Arafat as the 'head of a gang of terrorists', he sends his son to try 

to negotiate a settlement with the Palestinians 01/07/01 B 19 


* A leader of the Palestinian fighters in Rafah in the Gaza strip 

says the ceasefire is withering on barren and bloody ground 

08/07/01 B 23 1>6 Photograph 

* The battle for land spawns a brutal new group of Jewish 

vigilantes 22/07/01 B 17 1>8 Photographs 

* Israel tries to kill top Arafat aide in missile attack on car 


* Comment by Edward Said on Israel 12/08/01 

* Police and protesters clash as lorries take away tons of secret 

documents from captured Palestinian HQ 12/08/01 B 17 1>5 

Photographs 

* Masked boys wave Hamas flags at the funeral of two 

Palestinian protesters killed by Israeli soldiers in the Gaza strip 


* As Israeli security forces maintain a high alert for suicide 

bombers this weekend, the stranglehold on Gaza continues 

19/08/01 B 20 4>8 Photograph 

* Jews and Palestinians are queuing up to secure their escape as 

the bloody cycle of violence shows no sign of ending 26/08/01 


* Israel kills aide to Gaza security chief 02/09/01 B 17 7>8 

* The Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have started a trial of 

Christian aid workers accused to preaching Christianity 


* Iran wants tourists to sample regal luxury in the city where 

Darius held court 09/09/01 B 19 1>6 Photographs 

* All that stands between the West and a flood of heroin pouring 

out of Afghanistan are the poorly armed, poorly paid border 

patrols of Iran - report from the front line of the real war on 

drugs 09/09/01 M 26>30 1>4 Photographs 

* Kabul empties as the US decides 16/09/01 X 22>23 1>6 

Photograph 

* The Islamic mindset 16/09/01 X 22>23 4>6 Photographs 

* The Muslim world has to change, it cannot forever attribute all 

its ills to America, writes the Iraqi dissident, Kanan Makiya - see 


* Chastened Israel pledges support for Bush but fears remain 

that America favours Arabs 07/10/01 B 23 1>6 Photographs 


alone, aged just 31 in a London hotel room - see Pahlavi, Leila 

14/10/01 

* Eight die as Israel hits back 21/10/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Report from Beit Rima where doctors struggle to cope with the 

victims of Israel's bloody assault on the West Bank in pursuit of 

'terrorists' 28/10/01 B 24>25 1>8 Photographs, map 

* Defiant Israelis abandon pull-out 28/10/01 B 3 8 

* Palestinians must have a state says US 04/11/01 B 23 7>8 

* Even George Bush wants to see a new film about the suffering 


114 

in Afghanistan under the Taliban 04/11/01 R 5 1>7 Photographs 

* The inside story of the battle for Afghanistan 18/11/01 X 1>8 


* US commits to Palestine 18/11/01 B 23 1>8 Photograph 

* Women were banished from Iranian stadiums after the 1979 

revolution but last week the mullahs relented and let 40 Irish 

women attend a crucial world cup game 18/11/01 B 8 1>8 

Photographs 

* A keynote research paper showing that Middle Eastern Jews 

and Palestinians are genetically almost identical has been pulled 

from a leading journal, Human Immunology - see Science 

25/11/01 

* The case against Ariel Sharon, the Israeli Prime Minister, for 

the 1982 massacres in Lebanon's Sabra and Chatila refugee 

camps will open this week 25/11/01 B 24 1>6 Photographs 

* Secret US plan to launch war against Iraq - see International 

Affairs: U.S.A. 02/12/01 

* Carnage as suicide bombs hit Jerusalem 02/12/01 B 1, 3 1>6 

Photograph 

* Interview with Uri Geller who's famous the world over for 

bending spoons and who's now planning to bring peace to the 

middle east - see Geller, Uri 09/12/01 

* Gaza Diary by Sandra Jordan 09/12/01 B 20 6>7 Photograph 

* The Palestinian leader wants his force to arrest militants - but 

some recoil at orders to act against their own families 09/12/01 


* Tony Blair fears a major split with America over the Middle 

East peace process 16/12/01 B 2 2>7 Photographs 

* Report on Palestine's Martyrs 16/12/01 B 21 1>7 Photographs 

* One of Saddam Hussein's most senior henchmen was the 

organiser of repeated trips to Baghdad by Labour MP George 

Galloway 23/12/01 B 10 6>7 Photograph 

* New Afghan leader vows to build an era of peace 23/12/01 B 


* Women continue to cover up in Afghanistan, reluctant to be 

the first to take off the burqa 30/12/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs 

* Kabul Diary by Peter Beaumont 30/12/01 B 19 1>4 

Photograph 

* Revealed: Egypt's empire was built on breeze blocks 30/12/01 


INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: RUSSIA 

* Russia's beleaguered atheists have formed a new society to 

campaign against the growing power of the Church in 

government 07/01/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph 

* Museum recalls a regime from Gorbachev's era that Russians 

prefer to ignore 14/01/01 B 21 1>6 Photograph 

* MI6 accused of abusing mentally ill son by parents of Russian 

diplomat who became a spy 28/01/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs 

* Tycoon Vladimir Gusinsky, owner of Russia's largest media 

group, spectacularly fell out with the clique that runs the 

Kremlin - see Media 04/02/01 

* Report from St. Petersburg were prostitution and drugs are 

fuelling a huge rise in HIV infections 11/02/01 B 25 1>6 

Photographs 

* Should Western banks do business with a Russian aluminium 

giant accused of murder, extortion, fraud and money laundering? 

- see Financial Institutions 18/02/01 

* As the ageing Russian space station Mir, nears its watery 

grave, millions mourn the passing of a national status symbol

18/02/01 B 22 1>8 Photograph, map 

* Privatisation plans for the famed Mosfilm studios in Russia 

have outraged leaders of a struggling industry 04/03/01 B 23 


* 21 killed in Russian car bomb blitz 25/03/01 B 25 1>8 


* Forty years after Yuri Gagarian's historic space flight, his 

death intrigues a nation 08/04/01 B 21 1>2 Photograph 

* Journalists resign and set up a rival newsroom after 3am raid 

on Moscow studios by private security guards 15/04/01 B 17 


* Children are recruited for Russia's commando war on tax 

dodgers 20/05/01 B 25 1>7 Photograph 


backing missile shield - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 

17/06/01 

* According to a secret file which President Putin has unveiled, 

the Krelmin asked to join Nato in 1954 17/06/01 B 18 8 

* Gilded graveyard of Russia's imperial horses is restored in the 

grounds of St Petersburg's grandest imperial palace 17/06/01 B 


* When Star City was built on the outskirts of Moscow in 1960 

its contents were top secret, now it is a tourist destination - see 

Space 29/07/01 

* What really happened to Russia's 'unsinkable' submarine - see 

Kursk, The 05/08/01 

* Soviet football hero Eduard Streltsov's career was ruined when 

he was sent to labour camps because of a rape conviction and the 

malice of a woman Politburo member 26/08/01 B 21 1>4 

Photograph 

* Alfred Kokh, the former Russian Privatisation Minister, sacked 

in disgrace, was back in the limelight as the presenter of Greed, a 

new TV show 16/09/01 B 8 4>8 Photograph 

* Vegetarianism in Russia was forbidden 70 years ago, now 

more than a century after the first Russian vegetarianism society 

was founded, the meat-free life is flourishing again 30/09/01 B 

24 7>8 

* Microsoft maverick's café brings new hope to Russian orphans 


* The letter 'e' in the Russian alphabet was devised by writer 

Nikolai Karamzin in 1797 and the town where he came from 

wants to erect a monument 28/10/01 B 28 7>8 

* New film about Lenin by the controversial Russian director 


Indian writers and politicians - see International Affairs: Indian 



at atrocity museum 23/12/01 B 15 3>7 Photograph 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: S.E. ASIA 

* China's rulers dubbed rebel students 'those bastards' 07/01/01 


* Disgraced Philippine President Joseph Estrada is to face a 

judicial investigation for economic plunder 21/01/01 B 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* The stepfather of a six-year-old girl rescued after being held 

hostage by kidnappers for 23 days was flying to the Philippines 

last night to be reunited with her 04/02/01 B 22 1>5 

Photographs 

* The centre of old Saigon stepped back yearly 50 years as 


The Quiet American 18/02/01 B 24 1>7 Photographs 


115 

* 108 people were killed and dozens injured as a series of blasts 

ripped through tower blocks in the northern Chinese city of 

Shijiazhuang 18/03/01 B 24 7>8 

* China shrugs off Olympic warning on human rights 15/07/01 

B 21 7>8 

* Coffee beans were supposed to be the answer to Vietnam's 

woes but civil strife and environmental destruction are the result 

12/08/01 N 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Burglars trapped 66 people who died in a hotel inferno in the 

Philippines 19/08/01 B 17 1>4 Photograph 

* Indonesia's 'midnight terror' sends 1,700 to their deaths 

21/10/01 B 26 1>7 Photograph 

* China was finally admitted to the World Trade Organisation 

yesterday - see World Trade Organisation 11/11/01 

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: U.S.A. 

* Outgoing President Clinton's final orders save forests from 

'scorched-earth' policy 07/01/01 B 20 1>2 



Islamic militants 07/01/01 B 21 3>4 

* Mystery surrounds the execution-style murder of Susan 

Berman, gangster's daughter and the author of Easy Street 


* The 'Malevolent Seven' whose escape from a Texas prison 

sparked one of the biggest manhunts in American history got 

away after being left unsupervised having a picnic 07/01/01 B 

22 7>8 

* The Clinton Years 07/01/01 R 4>5 1>4 Photographs 

* A new arms race looms after reports that Russia and China are 

preparing to enter into a historic pact, spurred on by plans by the 

incoming Bush administration - see Arms 14/01/01 

* The new President will be sworn in this week amid a storm 

over his choice of Attorney-General 14/01/01 B 19 1>8 

Photographs 


subject of health alerts yesterday 14/01/01 B 2 2>4 Photograph 

* America finds its soul in music 14/01/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* George W. Bush takes the 35-word presidential oath, 

concluding America's longest, closest and most bitter election 

21/01/01 B 1>2 1>4 Photograph 

* The White House handover 21/01/01 B 22>23 1>6 

Photographs 

* A power struggle is raging in California where there is not 

enough electricity to keep the lights on 21/01/01 B 26 1>8 

Photographs 

* Anger at Clinton's sleazy White House departure 28/01/01 B 


* With George W Bush in the White House, energy firms 

lobbying for deregulation are pushing at an open door 28/01/01 


* Focus on America's moral crusaders 04/02/01 B 17 1>8 

Photographs 

* A Dutch man has been arrested with attempting to smuggle 

Ecstasy into the US by swallowing 3,500 pills 04/02/01 B 26 

7>8 

* Bill and Hillary Clinton are under pressure to return White 

House gifts 04/02/01 B 26 7>8 Photograph 

* Vince McMahon has turned wrestling into a billion-dollar 

industry, he hopes to inject the sex and violence formula into 

American football 04/02/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs

* Report on revelations over the ex-President Clinton's links to a 

fugitive financier and his socialite wife 11/02/01 B 24 1>8 

Photograph 

* Nine people were feared dead after a US navy nuclear 

submarine blundered into a collision with a Japanese fishing boat 

taking children on a study trip off the coast of Hawaii 11/02/01 

B 25 7 

* Focus on the Clinton's - see Clinton, Bill & Hillary 25/02/01 

* British-owned gun veteran Smith & Wesson is up for sale, 

victim of its own attempt to make firearms safer 25/02/01 B 26 

1>5 Photograph, cartoon 

* The US secretly supported the ethnic Albanian extremists now 

behind insurgencies in Macedonia and southern Serbia - see 

International Affairs: Eastern Europe 11/03/01 

* America's torment as boy aged 14 is jailed for life - legal 

system attacked for treating a child murderer as an adult 


* A bitter dispute has broken out among the survivors and 

relatives of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing over the 

impending execution of bomber Timothy McVeigh 18/03/01 B 


* New York's political machinery is grinding into gear with the 

eight-year tenure of Mayor Rudy Giuliani drawing to a close 

later this year 18/03/01 B 26 7>8 Photograph 

* Barely 60 days after taking office, America's President George 

W. Bush is engaged in a spying row with the Russians and is 

upsetting the Chinese with his military plans 25/03/01 B 18 1>8 

Photographs 

* A few weeks from now Ruth Simmons will make another 

piece of black American history along the road paved by Martin 

Luther King 25/03/01 B 24 7>8 Photograph 

* The dump that took New York's rubbish is closed, but the 

Mafia will go on making dirty money 25/03/01 B 26 1>8 

Photographs 

* The President who bought power and sold the world - see 

Global Warming 01/04/01 

* The hunt by the FBI of anti-abortionist James Charles Kopp 


* A South Carolina hospital's attempt to deal with its 'crack 

babies' has gone all the way to the US Supreme Court - see 


* Media mogul Ted Turner, had been cut adrift from the US 

media empire he created by rivals with no tolerance for his 

outspoken views - see Turner, Ted 08/04/01 

* Bush's China crisis 08/04/01 B 14>15 1>8 Photograph 

* Talks between Chinese and US negotiators trying to secure a 

way out of the spy plane crisis were still deadlocked over 

China's demands for an apology 08/04/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 

* The execution of bomber Timothy McVeigh has turned into 

showbiz, with the murderer urging all America to watch his 

execution 08/04/01 B 20 1>8 Photograph 

* A curfew was the only way to subdue the rioting that erupted 

after another black fell victim to trigger-happy police in 

Cincinnati 15/04/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Lieutenant Patrick Honeck prepares for a hug as he and 23 

fellow crew members of the US spy plane at the centre of a row 

with China arrived home 15/04/01 B 2 4 Photograph 

* Blair's Britain just cultural vandalism says Bush's social policy 

guru, Myron Magnet - see Politics 22/04/01 

* Investigation into the making of America's greatest mass 

murderer - see McVeigh, Timothy 22/04/01 


116 

* View on the economy from New York - see Economy 

22/04/01 

* View on the economy from Silicon Valley - see Economy 

22/04/01 

* Jenna Bush, one of George Bush's twin daughters, has been 

arrested and charged with under-age drinking in Austin, Texas - 

see Bush, Jenna 29/04/01 



Columbia University, New York - see Gore, Al 29/04/01 

* The First 100 Days: the moderate safeguards in US law are 

being swept aside 29/04/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

* A secret plan by North Korea to train rockets on US cities has 

given George Bush the excuse he needed 06/05/01 B 16>17 1>6 

Photographs, illustration 

* Henry Porter says that in its rush for power the US has given 

the world its biggest challenge in 30 years 06/05/01 B 17 1>3 

* A 'holy war' manual found in Manchester is claimed to link 

four men accused of bombing embassies in East Africa with 

Osama bin Laden in a trial which has been running in New York 

for nearly 3 months 20/05/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs 




20/05/01 B 23 7>8 

* A Mormon with five wives and 29 children could face up to 25 

years in jail after being found guilty of bigamy in America's 

biggest polygamy case in five decades 20/05/01 B 26 1>8 

Photographs 

* Bush's mission is to burn the taxes and rules that block profits, 

his economics chief Glenn Hubbard says 20/05/01 N 6 1>5 

Photograph 

* Report on how Senator James Jeffords's defection has derailed 

the President's conservative agenda 27/05/01 B 21 1>8 

Photographs 

* Jeb Bush, Florida's governor's political survival is in doubt - 

and his brother in the White House is no help 27/05/01 B 26 


* America's long battle to isolate Castro's Cuba has led to some 

of Britain's blue-chip businessmen being as unwelcome as drug 

traffickers and terrorists - see Business & Industry 03/06/01 

* Turmoil for Bush as hero Senator John McCain meets 

Democrats 03/06/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph 

* The armed standoff with an alienated family in the woods of 

Idaho that raised fears of another shoot-out disaster 03/06/01 B 


* America holds vigil on bomber Timothy McVeigh's last 

moments - see McVeigh, Timothy 10/06/01 

* President Bush receives special tuition on Europe to shed his 

ignorant image when he crosses the Atlantic 10/06/01 B 22 1>8 

Photographs 


backing missile shield 17/06/01 B 18 1>7 Photograph 

* Amelia Hill in New York reports on a new club run by sexual 

liberation gurus who are ready to spread the word in Britain 




HIV, malaria and TB pandemics 17/06/01 N 2 5>8 



says she wants to go free - see Van Houten, Leslie 24/06/01

* The missing intern: Chandra Levy, the 24 year-old intern has 

vanished and Gary Condit, the Democratic congressman for the 

California town of Modesto, faces a barrage of questions 


* Black America divided as leaders vie for supremacy: 

Presidential hopeful Al Sharpton has made a stinging attack on 

Jesse Jackson from his jail cell 24/06/01 B 21 1>6 Photographs 

* Doctors implanted a pager-sized type of pacemaker in the 

chest of Dick Cheney to guard against episodes of a rapid 

heartbeat after the US Vice-President was found to be 

susceptible to them 01/07/01 B 20 7>8 

* Official figures show that America is polluting the planet on a 

greater scale than ever before 01/07/01 B 20 7>8 

* What do ordinary Americans really feel about the Stars and 

Stripes? 01/07/01 M 28>31 1>2 Photographs 

* New York's high society quivers as barbarians breach the gates 

of privilege - report on the extraordinary battle over a private 

park 08/07/01 B 22 1>8 Photographs 

* It's illegal and dangerous, but in California you can win street 

cred behind the wheel of a souped-up Honda 08/07/01 B 25 1>8 

Photographs 

* In the early hours of this morning, the US was due to launch a 

missile that could smash 30 years of global arms control - see 

Defence 15/07/01 

* Could missing intern Chandra Levy be in disguise? 15/07/01 




despite the boycott by the US - see Kyoto Protocol 22/07/01 


drugs from South America with new legislation 22/07/01 B 20 


* Federal authorities have ordered Johns Hopkins University, 

based in Baltimore, to suspend all government-funded medical 

research involving people after the death of a woman testing an 

unapproved drug 22/07/01 B 22 4>5 Photograph 

* The US is exploring the development of a 'space-bomber' 

which could destroy targets on the other side of the world within 

30 minutes 29/07/01 B 1>2 4>8 Photograph 

* New York's billionaire mayoral candidate Michael Bloomberg 

has hired a construction firm with a criminal record to refurbish 

his campaign headquarters 29/07/01 B 23 1>4 Photograph 

* The gay director of Coors brewery in the US plays havoc with 

its clean-cut image 29/07/01 B 23 1>5 Photographs 

* Farmland in Oregon has been laid waste so fish can thrive in a 

lake 29/07/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs, map 


Lynch, making history on Wall Street and across the US 


* Puppies descended from a dog that killed a San Francisco 

woman by tearing out her throat, are being offered for sale with 

their lineage used as a selling point - see Animals 05/08/01 

* George W. Bush helping out at a charity homebuilding event 

in Waco, Texas 12/08/01 B 25 1>2 Photograph 


bigger threat than Aids has been found by American scientists - 

see Health 19/08/01 



journalistic ethics and crossing the boundaries - see Media 

19/08/01 



117 



* The buzz surrounding the band Radiohead in America, is the 

biggest for any British act since The Beatles - see Music: Pop 

19/08/01 

* Michael Bloomberg has spent millions on his campaign to 

become New York's mayor, but could be derailed by skeletons in 

the closet 19/08/01 B 18 1>7 Photographs 

* The latest idol of teen America - 'Baby Bomber' Danny 

Almonte, the Bronx baseball pitcher has vanished with his father 

on the run from an investigation by child welfare authorities 

02/09/01 B 19 1>4 Photograph 

* No expense will be spared to ensure the safety of American 

personnel under President Bush's plans to counter rogue states 

using biological, chemical and nuclear weapons 02/09/01 B 20 8 

* He left the White House in disgrace after doling out dubious 

pardons, now only months later, Bill Clinton's popularity at 

home and abroad has reached new heights - see Clinton, Bill 

09/09/01 

* America loses taste for 'zero tolerance' 09/09/01 B 18 5>6 

* College lecturer Vanessa Leggett stands to make a fortune 

after becoming a martyr for press freedom in the US 09/09/01 B 


* Amid the saturation TV coverage, US papers proved their 

mettle - see Media 16/09/01 



recognition in key sectors of the global economy - see Economy 

16/09/01 


a simple choice between the coca leaf and US aid dollars - see 


* Robert J. Shiller, the world's leading expert on the psychology 

of finance, explores the quixotic mind of the Wall Street trader - 

see Financial Institutions 16/09/01 

* The US Federal Reserve and Wall Street's powerful investment 

banks are preparing to spend billions of dollars to support the US 

stock market, which opens this week since September 11th 

16/09/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* The US Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 75 

basis points in the coming week to shore up consumer and 

business confidence following September 11 16/09/01 N 1 1>3 

* In their bleakest hour, New Yorkers displayed both heroism 

and staunchness, qualities, says Henry Porter, the US must also 

show if it is to reassert itself 16/09/01 X 25 1>6 Photographs 

* Jamie Doward reports from a sombre New York, where 

capitalism is doing its best to recover in the face of a recession 

that now looks virtually inevitable - see Business & Industry 

23/09/01 

* The many meanings of the Stars and Stripes - see Stars and 

Stripes 23/09/01 

* America is to lead an unprecedented money-laundering 

crackdown on the world's tax havens, promising that the era of 

offshore banking secrecy 'is history' 23/09/01 N 1 1>8 

* Despite the best efforts of New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, 

US consumers show no signs of spending their way out of 

recession 23/09/01 N 1 4>7 Photograph 

* The US economy is facing further bad news in the coming 

weeks as investment banks prepare to cut thousands more jobs 

and earnings fall dramatically 23/09/01 N 1 1>3 

* The founding member of the Aryan Youth Movement, 

America's leading racist group, who has famously denounced the 

organisation for the past 14 years, says it was part of a plan… -

see Racism 07/10/01 

* American radio's top 'shock jock' Rush Limbaugh, reveals his 

deafness but vows to carry on broadcasting coast-to-coast 


* The world's most infamous computer hacker - out of jail and 

eking a living as an actor in television drama has denounced 

America's proposed new Patriot Act 21/10/01 B 26 5>7 

Photograph 

* Dire employment figures out this week for the US are expected 

to be the strongest signal yet that the US economy is in recession 

28/10/01 N 1 1>3 Graph 

* The US are accused of piracy over 'mutant' rice 28/10/01 B 28 


* Underfunding, unnecessary errors and a growing debt have left 

America's space agency Nasa on the brink of collapse - see Nasa 

04/11/01 

* US court blow to three strikes law 04/11/01 B 26 7>8 

* A 140 year old manuscript by a slave woman's life story has 

been unearthed 11/11/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph 

* Fear in the air: when Flight 587 dropped out of the sky, it 

brought renewed anguish to New York and dealt another 

grievous blow to the world's airlines - see Aviation Industry 

18/11/01 

* US commits to Palestine - see International Affairs: Middle 

East 18/11/01 

* Violent crime spree spoils New York's Thanksgiving 25/11/01 




of the Year', in its Christmas special - see bin Laden, Osama 

02/12/01 

* Ashley Alsup, an American working for ad agency Bartle 

Bogle Hegarty in London, on why the rebranding of her country 

has become a priority - see Media 02/12/01 

* Secret US plan to launch war against Iraq 02/12/01 B 1>2 1>6 

* After 11 September, the US introduced laws that, according to 

leading American academic Patricia Williams, mirrors the worst 

excesses of some dictatorships 02/12/01 B 26 1>8 Photographs 

* Gary Condit, the embattled California congressman at the 

centre of the investigation into the disappearance of missing 

Washington intern Sandra Levy is to seek re-election 09/12/01 



East peace process - see International Affairs: Middle East 

16/12/01 

* President Bush made a personal intervention in the mounting 

diplomatic crisis that threatens war between India and Pakistan - 

see International Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 30/12/01 

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND 

* The IMF has cut its most important summit in decades from a 

week to just two days 09/09/01 B 18 5>6 

INTERNET 

* Lenient sentencing fuels Net child porn - see Pornography 

07/01/01 

* The feverish, rumour-fuelled world of internet bulletin boards 

has taken a sinister turn, sparking a police fraud squad inquiry 

14/01/01 N 1 5>8 

* The Kilshaws, the curious couple who bought baby twins to 

adopt over the Internet from America and courted publicity - see 

Internet 21/01/01 


118 

* Undercover Israeli soldiers posing as Arabs captured a young 

Palestinian woman suspected of luring an Israeli youth to his 

death via the internet - see International Affairs: Middle East 

21/01/01 

* Britain is poised for a wealthy new era as the Venice of the 

information age - see Business & Industry 28/01/01 

* Money online - see Financial Institutions 28/01/01 

* An international online paedophile ring ran for four years 

before being smashed by the biggest international police 

operation ever - see Paedophiles 11/02/01 

* Internet banking - see Financial Institutions 11/02/01 

* Jill Insley on an online bank censured for its iffy advertising - 


* Management: Internet entrepreneurs failed because they tried 

to defy age-old principles - see Work 18/02/01 

* Online therapy - see Health 18/02/01 

* Thousands of young women are getting sucked into heavy 

debts because of the ease of internet shopping, new research has 


* Why the firms that were meant to bring e-commerce to your 

doorstep failed to delivery - see Business & Industry 25/02/01 

* Net closes on the thief of sex.com 11/03/01 B 12 5>7 

* Observer journalist Oliver Owen thought his 10 year old 

daughter was playing an innocent game on her computer until he 

discovered the sinister reality of her new internet friends 


* To online publishers' despair, printed words are more efficient 

- and more profitable 18/03/01 N 9 1>6 Photographs 

* A new website for mums is providing an instant, anonymous 

shoulder to lean on - not to mention a good place for a moan - 

see Social Conditions & Trends 25/03/01 

* Macedonian activists, outraged at Albanian extremism, are 

sending 'flood emails' to newspapers, NGOs and politicians - see 

International Affairs: Eastern Europe 25/03/01 

* Internet mogul Cliff Standford has great hopes for his 

investment group's all-girl pop band Girls@Play - see Business 


* In a move that has won grudging praise from the US internet 

community, Britain has announced plans for the world's first 

'cybrary' or cyber-library 01/04/01 B 12 7>8 

* Buying a new car on the net can pay off 01/04/01 C 14>15 


* 20 travel websites - see Travel 08/04/01 

* MSN, the internet portal owned by Microsoft, will launch a 

UK version of an online car buying service which already sells 

$8bn of vehicles a year in the US - see Motor Industry 08/04/01 

* With Napster's demise there's a fight to make money from 

music on the web - but first they have to pacify irate musicians - 

see Music: Pop 08/04/01 

* Tanya Corrin and her boyfriend chose to live for 100 days in 

the gaze of the internet for the sake of art, but as she reveals it 

took its toll on their love - and sanity 08/04/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

* The net is breeding sharp and informed TV criticism 15/04/01 

R 8 3>5 

* Channel 4 is to put cameras into classrooms for a major Big 

Brother style internet broadcast - see Education 29/04/01 

* Travel firm EBookers has defied internet orthodoxy - see 

Business & Industry 06/05/01

* Computer retailers and Microsoft are to join forces with the 

police and children's charities in a crackdown on child porn on 

the Internet 06/05/01 B 6 6>8 Photograph 



shudders through European internet gaming firms - see 


* Paedophiles who adopt false identities to roam the internet in 

search of children to abuse face five years in jail under new antistalking 

laws - see Paedophiles 20/05/01 

* US firms behind internet share floats face a grand jury inquiry 

into corruption on share allocations - see Business & Industry 

20/05/01 

* Wacky web watch: political sites 20/05/01 B 17 1>3 

Photograph 

* Men and women use the internet in entirely different ways, and 

have distinct styles of writing emails, according to new research 

20/05/01 B 5 6>7 Cartoon 

* Companies still don't understand that virus protection is where 

security starts, not where it ends - see Business & Industry 

27/05/01 

* Dire warnings of a new, highly destructive computer virus 

which cannot be detected by security software are spreading 

panic across the internet 03/06/01 B 5 1>2 

* A four-page special on the net examining new fears over 

personal data 10/06/01 C 16 1>5 Photographs 

* A few minutes surfing can deliver a deal on insurance 

10/06/01 C 17 1>6 

* Let the mouse take the strain in planning the perfect house 

move 10/06/01 C 18>19 1>3 Photograph 

* They were the new chroniclers of the net age, but online 

magazines like Inside.com are being spiked 10/06/01 N 6 1>8 

Photographs 

* Millions of sham surfers padded the figures issued by websites 

during the dotcom frenzy, now writs are flying and the ABC has 

been called in to audit the figures - see Business & Industry 

17/06/01 

* Andrew Pinder, the Prime Minister's e-Envoy, responds to 

comments by John Naughton in The Networker last week about 

the Government Gateway 17/06/01 N 6 2>7 



coming to an end - see Business & Industry 24/06/01 

* Napster's legal defeat has sparked a wave of innovation - 

record companies are set to cash in and so is fresh opposition - 


* Microsoft, the world's biggest company, can now dominate the 

internet in the same way as it controls the computer software 

market 01/07/01 N 4 7>8 

* The Wall Street Journal's subscription website has shown how 

internet information services can make money 01/07/01 N 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* EMI and Virgin will this week become the first major record 

labels in Europe to sell music downloaded through the internet - 

see Music 08/07/01 

* Rival thugs call temporary truce via internet to join forces for 

violent clashes at crucial World Cup match - see Violence 

15/07/01 

* Prices are rising faster on the web than in the shops 15/07/01 

C 7 1>6 Graph 

* Management: The Royal Shakespeare Company is providing a 

lesson in surviving the internet age - see Work 22/07/01 


119 

* virginwines.com could be the toast of the cyber cellar - see 

Food & Drink 22/07/01 


under - see Business & Industry 29/07/01 

* Code Red, which infected nearly 300,000 computers, cleverly 

exploited a weakness in Microsoft's popular internet information 

servers - see Computers & Computer Technology 05/08/01 

* The internet boom may be over but there is still a chance for 

ordinary punters to make solid, if not spectacular, cash by using 

the net - see Personal Finance 05/08/01 

* This year's surprise hit in the US is a documentary charting the 

dramatic rise and spectacular fall of a $40m internet company 

founded by two twentysomething friends - see Film 05/08/01 

* Online grocer Tesco.com will extend its claim to be the largest 

such business in the world by launching home deliveries in 

South Korea - see Retail Industry 12/08/01 

* Tesco's online venture has triumphed - for now, but will the 

others catch up? - see Retail Industry 12/08/01 

* Beleaguered internet encryption firm Baltimore Technologies 

will announce hundreds more redundancies when it unveils its 

half-year results - see Business & Industry 19/08/01 

* Britain's leading football clubs are set to earn huge amounts of 

extra income by charging fans to watch them in action on the 

internet - see Sport: Football 19/08/01 

* Mary Meeker, the Wall Street analyst faces legal action over 

her role as 'cheerleader' to Britain's lastminute.com - see 



founder of boo.com who helped to squander £100m when the 

story is turned into a Hollywood blockbuster - see Film 

26/08/01 



from - see Education 02/09/01 

* Laura Ashley, the clothes-to-cushions retailer, will this month 

launch its new website - see Retail Industry 02/09/01 

* The internet fuels record credit card fraud 02/09/01 B 8 1>7 

Photograph 

* Accessing your online accounts could become much easier 

with the launch of aggregation services in the UK - see Personal 

Finance 30/09/01 

* Dan Wagner is to launch a new company, Venda, which aims 

to help firms promote their products over the internet - see 


* Card debt soars as shoppers log on to the store that never 

closes - the internet - see Consumerism 28/10/01 


Department over plans to distribute music over the net - see 


* The Royal British Legion has plans for a roll of honour 

website to remember servicemen who died in the two world wars 

and may include victims of atrocities - see World War I & II 

11/11/01 



funny comments from former pupils 11/11/01 B 8 1>7 

Photograph 

* Happily married and a mother of two, Sally Harris gave up a 

career in nursing to act out sexual fantasies on her own website - 

see Sexual Behaviour 18/11/01 

* With its merciless satires of British TV shows, the website 

tvgohome has become essential, but how will it survive the

transition to its new home - television? - see Television 

02/12/01 

* Rachel Cooke meets her first love from school through the 

website friendsreunited.co.uk - see Social Conditions & Trends 

02/12/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

INVENTING HERSELF 


INVENTING THE VICTORIANS 


IN-YER-FACE: BRITISH DRAMA TODAY 

* See Book Reviews - Brown, Stephen 06/05/01 

IRELAND/NORTHERN IRELAND 

* Ronan Bennet's TV series Rebel Heart begins amid a blizzard 


accurate any drama about Ireland can be - see Television 

07/01/01 

* Jeffrey Donaldson, the Ulster Unionist MP opposed to the 

Good Friday Agreement, has accused the government of bugging 

his home and spying on his political allies 04/02/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* Dissident Marion Price says 'armed struggle's is likely to go on 


* Ireland has been transformed by its soaring economy, but there 

are fears that the 'friendly country' could be losing its soul in the 

process 18/02/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

* Top IRA diehards threaten to defect to the Real IRA if a single 

gun is surrendered 04/03/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Provos scout terror targets in England 11/03/01 B 6 1>8 

Photograph 

* Sean O'Hagan has put together a show that unites politics and 

culture in Ireland - including an AK47 that's good enough to eat 


* Legal fund shortfall means Real IRA bombing suspects may 

escape a trial 25/03/01 B 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Senior barristers demand more cash for work on Derry inquiry 

as bill soars towards £100m 08/04/01 B 4 1>7 Photographs 

* Anger at amnesty for IRA fugitives 15/04/01 B 9 8 

* A key IRA informer, in hiding for nearly 20 years, will risk his 

life to tell the Bloody Sunday inquiry that former IRA 

commander Martin McGuinness did not fire any shorts on the 

fateful day 06/05/01 B 9 3>8 Photographs 

* An Australian tourist had an ear cut off and two others were 

severely beaten by a sectarian mob in Belfast who thought they 

were Protestants 13/05/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 

* Good Friday anger may undo David Trimble 20/05/01 B 20 


* David Trimble, Northern Ireland's First Minister, vowed last 

night to fight for the survival of the Good Friday Agreement 

despite the pounding his Ulster Unionist Party suffered in the 

election 10/06/01 B 2 6>7 

* David Trimble was re-elected leader of the Ulster Unionist 

Party yesterday as pressure mounted on republicans to break the 

deadlock over the decommissioning of paramilitary weapons 

24/06/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 

* David Trimble quits as Northern Ireland's First Minister and 

calls on Tony Blair to suspend the Assembly 01/07/01 B 2 2>6 

Photographs 

* Terror groups recruit and rearm 01/07/01 B 2 7 

* Blunt warning for Ulster leaders as peace talks collapse 


120 

15/07/01 B 2 3>8 

* Two Irish billionaire gamblers have bought a stake in 

Manchester Utd, now the club fears a full-scale bid - see Sport: 

Football 22/07/01 

* The Republic of Ireland's new rich have been flaunting their 

fortunes in style 22/07/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs 

* David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has 

predicted that the Good Friday Agreement will have to be 

substantially renegotiated 29/07/01 B 2 6>7 

* Two Real IRA terrorist cells are operating in London and are 

intent on launching further attacks in the wake of last week's 

Ealing bombing 05/08/01 B 1>2 7>8 

* Security services in Britain and Ireland have identified the new 

leader of the Real IRA, the militia group intent on wrecking the 

peace process 05/08/01 B 8>9 1>8 Photographs 

* The Ealing bomb was a sophisticated visual 'spectacular' 

deliberately planted to be caught on CCTV for maximum 

publicity by the Real IRA 12/08/01 B 2 2>4 

* Sins of decommission by Geoffrey Wheatcroft 12/08/01 B 25 




less than £1m for the 16 years spent in jail - see Hill, Paddy 

19/08/01 

* Dramatic new allegations about the scale of the Provisional 

IRA's illegal foreign fundraising efforts has emerged 19/08/01 B 

1>2 4>6 



hard-won US support 19/08/01 B 12>14 1>8 Photographs 


souring amid rising levels of racist violence and intimidation 


* Right-wing prisoners are plotting to execute the three Irishmen 

accused of teaching terrorist skills to Marxist rebels in 

Colombia, according to sources inside the jail where they are 

being held 26/08/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs 

* Unionists threaten to walk out on Stormont 23/09/01 B 2 1>7 

* Belfast in the 21st century is more bigoted and divided than it 

was before the terrorist ceasefires seven years ago 23/09/01 B 4 

1>6 

* A Protestant who escaped the clutches of nationalists in north 

Belfast tells about his ordeal 30/09/01 B 11 1>8 Photographs 

* A decade after loyalist leader Billy Wright put a price on 

journalist Martin O'Hagan's head, hitmen struck 30/09/01 B 6 


* Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein's chief negotiator in the 

Northern Ireland peace process, has been appointed chief of staff 

of the IRA 07/10/01 B 1 7>8 Photograph 



Ireland's first gay magazine 21/10/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs 

* Disarming Ulster: How the IRA gave in to US arms pressure 

28/10/01 B 10>11 1>8 Photographs 

* With a final shove from the US, Sinn Fein brought Northern 

Irish politics into the sunlight, but asks Alan Ruddock, can 

Unionists play ball? 28/10/01 B 31 1>5 Photographs 

* Northern Ireland's faltering political process was back on track 

after the Alliance Party voted to change the designation of its 

Assembly members to Unionist, allowing David Trimble's reelection 

04/11/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs

* Loyalists gloat over the killing of journalist Martin O'Hagan, 

as the case is hampered by police links to agents 11/11/01 B 13 


* Irish police were co-ordinating a major international 

investigation into the deaths of eight refugees whose bodies were 

discovered in a freight container near Wexford 09/12/01 B 2 


* The police chief at the centre of the row over the Omagh 

bombing launched a savage attack on 'highly unreliable' 

informants who claimed the RUC ignored advance warnings of 

an attack 16/12/01 B 7 6>7 Photograph 

* The folk of Newry in Northern Ireland are getting set for the 

switch to Europe's new currency - see Euro, The 23/12/01 




IRISH STORY, THE 


IRVINE, ANDREW 

* Outrage as climbers bid to find Andrew Irvine's body on 

Everest - see Sport: Mountaineering 15/04/01 

IRVING, JOHN 

* Interview with John Irving, one of America's best lived writers 

- see Books Interview, The 08/07/01 

ISLAM 

* Home Front: Islam Special - see Television 19/08/01 

* Prince Naseem's Guide to Islam - see Television 19/08/01 

ISLAM, FAISAL 


ISSA VALLEY, THE 


ITALIAN STYLE 

* A 30-page celebration of Italian style 30/09/01 M 28>57 

ITO, TOYO 

* See Architecture 18/03/01 

JACKSON, MICHAEL 

* Michael Jackson, Channel 4's outgoing chief executive leaves 

a station reeling from the success of Big Brother while dodging 

flak for rerunning a satire about paedophiles - see Television 

29/07/01 

* Sarah Ryle asks whether Michael Jackson's commercial nous 

at Channel 4 will export to the US - see Media 29/07/01 

* Michael Jackson with Britney Spears at his comeback concert 

in Madison Square Garden, New York 09/09/01 B 1 4 

Photograph 

* Michael Jackson's comeback concert 09/09/01 B 2 4>6 

JAGGER, BIANCA 


* Six months on the trail of Bianca Jagger 02/09/01 M 10>14 


JAGGER, MICK 

* Mick's chicks 02/09/01 M 17 1>4 Photographs 

* Desperate for youth appeal, Mick Jagger has launched a teen 

website to show that he has not faded away 11/11/01 B 12 1>6 

Photographs 


121 

* Has the time come for Old Rubber Lips to fade away 25/11/01 


JAMES, CLIVE 

* Interview with ex-TV presenter and writer, Clive James 


JAMES, JEREMY 

* See Dance 14/01/01 

JAMES, LYDIA 

* Lydia James, who died last week, wrote Britain's first ever 

parenting column in The Observer in the 1960s, here her son 

Oliver James pays tribute 04/11/01 R 4 1>7 Photographs 

JAMES, P.D. 

* Interview with author P.D. James - see Books Interview, The 

04/03/01 

JASON, DAVID 

* Profile on actor David Jason 23/12/01 B 21 1>6 Caricature 

JOHN DORY 


JOHN G 


JOHN, ELTON 

* Interview with David Furnish, who was advertising honey 

when Elton John fell for him - see Furnish, David 09/09/01 

JOHNSON, BORIS 

* The Spectator's ubiquitous editor, Boris Johnson, shows no 

sign of wanting to give up the job despite being elected a Tory 

MP, but his days may be numbered - see Media 14/10/01 

JONES, ALED 

* The former star choirboy Aled Jones, now the 29 year-old 

presenter of Songs of Praise, married Clare Fossett at St Paul's 

Church in Covent Garden, London 07/01/01 B 5 4 Photograph 

JONES, TERRY 


JOURNALISM 



Columbia University, New York - see Gore, Al 29/04/01 

JOURNEY HOME, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Coward, Ros 06/05/01 

JUNO & JULIET 


JUST CAPITAL: THE LIBERAL ECONOMY 

* See Book Reviews - Mandelson, Peter 15/04/01 

KAEL, PAULINE 

* Pauline Kael 1919-2001, the film critics' film critic - see 

Deaths 09/09/01 

KANE, FRANK 



* Columnist 01/04/01 N 2 7>8 Photograph









* Columnist 14/10/01 N 3 6 Photograph 



KAPUSCINSKI, RYSZARD 

* Interview with Ryszard Kapuscinski who, for more than 40 

years, has been unravelling the complexities of Africa for 

Western readers 20/05/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

KARADZIC, RADOVAN 

* Radovan Karadzic, Bosnia's most wanted war criminal, has 

escaped arrest after a botched attempt to snatch him by soldiers 

from the Nato peacekeeping force - see International Affairs: 

Eastern Europe 15/07/01 

KARAN, DONNA 

* Interview with Donna Karan, the queen of New York 

09/12/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

KARPF, ANNE 


KARR, MARY 

* Interview with author Mary Karr - see Books Interview, The 

24/06/01 

KEATING, RONAN 

* Ronan Keating is hopes to do what Noel and Robbie failed to 

do - conquer America 08/04/01 M 28>32 1>4 Photographs 

KEAYS, FLORA 

* Flora Keays, the daughter of Lord Parkinson, one of Margaret 

Thatcher's key Cabinet Ministers, is to speak publicity about her 

life for the first time 23/12/01 B 9 5>8 

KEEGAN, WILLIAM 


as an older father - see Brown, Gordon 30/12/01 

KEELER, CHRISTINE 



victim of the Profumo scandal 18/02/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

KEENAN, BRIAN 

* The motivating story of Brian Keenan's captivity in Beirut 

where he spent four years locked up, was to be made into a film 

but has been postponed due to the US terrorist attacks 18/11/01 


KELLNER, PETER 



KELLY, JUDE 

* There is a new favourite to run the National Theatre, will Jude 

Kelly surmount the final hurdle? - see Theatre 09/09/01 


122 

KELLY, R 

* See Music: Soul 23/09/01 

KELNER, SIMON 


KEMP, ARNOLD 


KEMPNER, NAN 

* Interview with Nan Kempner, the legendary New York 

socialite 12/08/01 M 18>21 1>4 Photographs 

KENNEDY, CHARLES 

* As Lib Dems muster in Torquay, some fear their leader, 

Charles Kennedy, is too soft for the hard fight ahead 18/03/01 B 


* Election 2001: Interview with Charles Kennedy, the Lib Dems' 

self-deprecating Scot - see Politics 27/05/01 


KENNEDY, JACQUELINE 

* An exhibition on Sixties style icon Jacqueline Kennedy has 

drown the crowds to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art - 

see Fashion 17/06/01 

KENNEDYS, THE 


Amelia Hill unravels the curse of the 'Kentucky Kennedys' - see 

Bingham, Robert 01/07/01 

KENSUKE'S KINGDOM 


KENT, BRUCE 


KESEY, KEN 

* Ken Kesey, the influential American author of One Flew Over 

the Cuckoo's Nest, died yesterday at the age of 66 in Oregon 


KESSELL, KATRINA 

* Euan Ferguson meets... Katrina Kessell, who led the protests 

against paedophiles in Portsmouth 04/02/01 B 16 1>6 

Photographs 

KEY DATA 

* Financial information 07/01/01 N 9 1>6 













* Financial information 08/04/01 N 8 1>8





































KEYNES, JOHN MAYNARD, VOLUME 3 

* See Book Reviews - Wachman, Richard 28/10/01 

KHAN, JEMIMA 

* Profile on Jemima Khan who, just like her late father James 

Goldsmith, has taken on the anti-Euro mantle 12/08/01 B 23 

1>6 Photograph, caricature 

KIDD, JODIE 

* Jodie Kidd models a creation by Spanish designer Amaya 

Arzuaga at the Natural History Museum to mark the final day of 

fashion week - see Fashion 23/09/01 

KIDMAN, NICOLE 

* Profile on actress Nicole Kidman 11/02/01 B 27 1>6 


123 



Tom Cruise tells a story 12/08/01 B 14 1>6 Photographs 

KILLING PABLO 


KILLING TIME 


KIND OF BLUE 

* See Book Reviews - Maunsell, Jerome 18/03/01 

KINDRED BRUTES 


KING, DON 

* Observer sports columnist Kevin Mitchell was invited to New 

York by Don King… 01/07/01 M 44>53 1>4 Photographs 

KITCHENER, LORD 

* How war artists censored Lord Kitchener's squint in the 

famous Great War poster 14/01/01 B 10 1>6 Photographs 

KLUG, FRANCESCA 


KNIGHT, MARION 'SUGE' 

* Marion 'Suge' Knight, head of Death Row Records, is about to 

get out of jail 05/08/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

KOCHAN, NICHOLAS 


KOHL, HANNELORE 

* What drove Mrs Hennelore Kohl, the wife of the ex-German 

chancellor, to suicide? 15/07/01 B 22 1>8 Photographs 

KOVACIC, ERNST, AND FRIENDS 


KRALL, DIANA 

* Interview with Diana Krall - see Music: Jazz 16/09/01 

KRAYS, THE 

* A new life story tells of Ronnie, his male lovers and how he 

goaded Reg into trying gay sex 25/03/01 B 15 1>8 Photographs 

KROLL, JULES 

* Business is better than ever for Jules Kroll, the original 

corporate sleuth 30/09/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

KRUGER, BARBARA 

* See Art 11/02/01 

KUBRICK, STANLEY: A LIFE IN PICTURES 


KUREISHI, HANIF 

* Interview with Hanif Kureishi, author - see Books Interview, 


KURSK, THE 

* What really happened to Russia's 'unsinkable' submarine 

05/08/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

KVARNSTROM, KENNETH & CO 

* See Dance 10/06/01 

KYOTO AGREEMENT



despite the boycott by the US 22/07/01 B 20 8 




* Every country in the world except the US reached agreement 

this weekend on how to enforce the Kyoto accord on tackling 

climate change 11/11/01 B 25 1>4 

LACHENMANN, HELMUT 


LADY MACBETH OF MTSENSK 


LADY: MY LIFE AS A BITCH 

* See Book Reviews - Bedell, Geraldine 12/08/01 

LAHR, JOHN 

* Interview with John Lahr, who's made his reputation dissecting 

the lives of America's rich famous and talented for the readers of 

New Yorker magazine, now has two books out 26/08/01 R 3 


LAKE WOBEGON SUMMER 1956 


LAMA, KARMAPA 

* In his first full interview, the Karmapa Lama tells about the 

danger he faced to win freedom 29/04/01 B 19 1>7 Photographs 

LAMACQ LIVE PIONEERS 

* See Radio 25/03/01 

LAMB 


L'AMORE INDUSTRIOSO 


LANDOR'S TOWER 


LANGUAGE 

* Germany declares war on invasion of 'Denglisch' in the 

German language - see International Affairs: Europe 11/02/01 

* The British are lousy at learning foreign languages and being 

disadvantaged in the European labour market - another official 

EU-sponsored report states - see Work 18/03/01 

* All of us from Filipino judges to Basque fishermen, conduct 

our business in English - and that includes the French 18/03/01 

R 1>2 1>5 Photograph, illustration 

* The German ambassador has asked the Department for 

Education if it will consider launching German language classes 

for all five year-olds in this country - see Education 20/05/01 

* British schoolchildren are being failed by an education system 

which does not put enough store on the teaching of foreign 

languages 08/07/01 B 13 1>3 

* If you wish to be a true European, be multi-lingual, says 

German and French ambassadors 08/07/01 B 13 1>2 

Photograph 

* Judging by sales of teach-yourself kits, would-be linguists 

have turned from French, traditionally the UK's most popular 

second language, to Spanish 26/08/01 B 6 1>5 Photographs, 

cartoon 


124 



their language skills 30/09/01 B 23 7>7 Cartoon 

LARKIN, PHILIP 

* Academic uncovers the late Philip Larkin's lost stories of 

lesbian sex, thrashings and blackmail in the school dorm 


* Coventry is where poet Philip Larkin said his childhood was 

'unspent': its appropriate then that half the sites on the city's new 

Larkin trail no longer exist - see Travel 02/09/01 

LAST PLACE ON EARTH, THE 


LATE VICTORIAN HOLOCAUSTS 


LAWRENCE OF ARABIA 

* Revealed: the secret marriage of Lawrence of Arabia 10/06/01 


LAWSON, DOMINIC 

* Profile on Dominic Lawson, editor of the Sunday Telegraph 


LAWSON, MARK 

* Interview with Mark Lawson, the Late Review host-turnednovelist 


LAWSON, NIGELLA 

* Columnist 07/01/01 B 23 1>3 


* Nigella Bites - see Television 20/05/01 

LAYING ON OF HANDS, THE 


LE CARRE, JOHN 

* John Le Carre celebrates the life of Yvette Pierpaoli, a fearless 

French adventuress whose tragic death his new bestseller, The 

Constant Gardener, foretells 25/02/01 M 16>23 1>4 

Photographs 

* Robert McCrum on Le Carre's genius 25/02/01 M 23 2>3 

Photographs 

LE MARIAGE 


LE ROUX, AGNES 

* Twenty-three years after the mysterious disappearance of 

casino heiress, Agnes Le Roux, in Nice, her former lover is 

being investigated for her kidnapping and murder 14/01/01 B 26 


LEADVILLE 


LEAHY, MICHAEL 


axeman 11/02/01 N 4 1>8 Photograph 

LEAR, EDWARD: THE COMPLETE VERSE… 


LEFT BOOK CLUB ANTHOLOGY 


LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE

* The biggest study into the mortality rates of left-handed people 

has found they are more likely than right-handers to die young 

04/02/01 B 1 4>5 Cartoon 

LEGAL AFFAIRS 

* Clifford Chance, Britain's biggest law firm, is being sued for 

up to £1bn by a Canadian construction magnate over alleged 

negligence, improper conduct and conflict of interest 21/01/01 

N 1 1>2 

* The Welsh Assembly's chief legal officer believes Corus' plans 

to cut 2,500 jobs could be challenged under European Law - see 


* Report on a legal brave new world 04/03/01 C 22>23 1>6 

Illustration 

* The law that says no one acquitted of a crime can be tried for it 

again is under threat - the families of some victims now believe 

justice is close 11/03/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

* Senior barristers demand more cash for work on Derry inquiry 

as bill soars towards £100m - see Ireland 08/04/01 



chemical 08/04/01 B 9 1>2 






Africa 22/04/01 

* Date set for South African miners' battle with UK firm, Cape 

plc over lung disease 27/05/01 B 6 6>7 Photograph 

* Claims Direct, the 'no-win, no-fee' personal injury specialist, 

which will announce losses of £20m is pinning recovery hopes 

on the outcome of a complex legal case being heard this week 

24/06/01 N 2 8 

* Plans to set up private 'supercourts' as part of the sweeping 

reforms of the legal system inflame union leaders opposed to big 

business involvement in the public sector 08/07/01 B 2 8 

* Britain's extradition laws are to be overhauled to make it easier 

to remove people accused of terrorist activity - see Terrorism 

16/09/01 

* A controversial Channel 4 documentary is to show how the 

Prime Minister's wife has emerged from the shadow of her 

husband to become one of the most… in the legal profession - 

see Blair, Cherie 30/09/01 

* Reforms will revolutionise the legal system 07/10/01 B 9 1>8 

Photographs 

* US court blow to three strikes law - see International Affairs: 

U.S.A. 04/11/01 

* Lawyers are to be allowed to warn suspect clients that they 

plan to tip off law enforcement agencies about concerns they are 

handling criminal money 04/11/01 N 2 3>6 



until the fund's value fell - see Financial Institutions 11/11/01 

* Holes in the net as legal aid grows - see Personal Finance 

02/12/01 

* Gay workers rejected for jobs or persecuted in the office 

because of their sexuality will for the first time have the right to 

sue - see Gay Issues 09/12/01 


to lock up dangerous people before they commit a crime - see 

Woolf, Lord 30/12/01 


125 

LEIGH, VIVIEN: THE LAST PRESS CONFERENCE 

* See Theatre 02/09/02 

LEMMON, JACK 

* Tribute to Jack Lemmon who died on 27th June 2001 - see 

Deaths 01/07/01 

LEMPER, UTE 

* Interview with actress Ute Lemper 01/07/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

LENIN, VLADIMIR ILYICH 

* A new film about Lenin by the controversial Russian director 


Indian writers and politicians - see International Affairs: Indian 


LENNON, JOHN 

* Neil Spencer distils the truth from the myths that surround 

John Lennon's 'Imagine', voted best No 1 single ever - see 

Music: Pop 07/01/01 

* Observer readers declare John Lennon's classic hit single, 

Imagine, as the best of all time - see Music: Pop 07/01/01 

LESLAU, NICK 

* Nick Leslau, the property tycoon and close business associate 

of PR magnate Matthew Freud is back one year after liquidating 

his quoted real estate firm, Prestbury 24/06/01 N 2 1>4 

LESSING, DORIS 

* From feminist icon to male champion… Doris Lessing is no 

stranger to controversy 09/09/01 M 8>12 1>4 Photographs 

LESTER, ADRIAN 

* Adrian Lester is being hailed as one of the great Hamlets 


LETO BUNDLE, THE 


LETTER FROM FRANCE 

* The second of a series of bulletins on the new life of the Taylor 

family in France 01/04/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

LETTERS 

* Letters to the Editor 07/01/01 B 26 1>5 

* Letters to the Editor 14/01/01 B 30 1>5 Cartoon 

* Letters to the Editor 21/01/01 B 30 1>5 Photograph 





* Letters to the Editor 25/02/01 B 30 1>5 Photograph, cartoon 








* Letters to the Editor 22/04/01 B 28 1>6 Cartoon






















* Letters to the Editor 23/09/01 X 22 1>6 Cartoon 















LETTERS FROM THE INSIDE 


LETTERS TO A YOUNG CONTRARIAN 


LEWIS, LENNOX 

* Boxer Lennox Lewis will spearhead a dramatic new police 

recruitment drive amid fears that some forces are failing to hire 

enough black and Asian officers - see Police 05/08/01 

LEWIS, MARK 

* See Art 08/04/01 

LEWIS, MICHAEL 


126 

* Interview with Michael Lewis, who's made millions capturing 

the Zeitgeist greed in the Eighties and the dotcom rush of the 

Nineties, on the publication of his book, The Future Just 

Happened 22/07/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

LICENSING LAWS 

* The planned 24-hour licensing bill promised by the Labour 

Government now looks unlikely 17/06/01 B 1 2>5 

* Last month the Isle of Man government scrapped all licensing 

hours and the main effect has been a fall in drink-related 

disturbances 12/08/01 B 6 6>8 Photograph 

LICKS OF LOVE 


LIFE & SOUL 

* Energy boosts, soft cheese during breastfeeding and 

miraculous milk thistle 14/01/01 M 35 1>4 Photographs 

* Jane Clarke 21/01/01 M 43 1>4 Photographs 

* Jane Clarke 28/01/01 M 49 1>4 Photograph 





* Jane Clarke 04/03/01 M 49>50 1>4 Photograph 














* John Gibb 10/06/01 M 43>44 1>4 Photographs 









* Jim Pollard 12/08/01 M 37>38 1>4 Photographs 

* Peter Silverton 19/08/01 M 45>46 1>4 Photographs 



* Jane Clarke 09/09/01 M 43 1>4 Photographs

* Jane Clarke 16/09/01 M 41 1>4 Photographs, illustrations 













LIFE ITSELF! 


LIFE SUPPORT 

* Writer Lynda La Plante and actress Lynda Bellingham 

07/01/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Paul Hedge and Paul Martin of London's Hales Gallery 

14/01/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Comedian Dave Gorman and his flatmate Danny Wallace 

21/01/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Holocaust survivors Krulik Wilder and Ben Helfgott 28/01/01 

M 70 1>4 Photograph 

* Crab fishermen and lifeboat crew Billy and John Davies 

04/02/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Flamenco dancers Joaquin Cortes and Cristobal Reyes 

11/02/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Olympic marksman Richard Faulds and coach Peter Terry 

18/02/01 M 78 1>4 Photograph 

* Actor Richard Briers and his daughter Lucy 25/02/01 M 78 


* Novelists Pat Barker and Wendy Robertson 04/03/01 M 70 


* David Sayler, former MI5 officer and his girlfriend, Annie 

Machon 11/03/01 M 78 1>4 Photograph 

* Rock star Nick Cave and blind gallery owner IM Birtwistle 

18/03/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Actress Michelle Collins and Oxfam's celebrity co-ordinator 

Claire Lewis 25/03/01 M 70 1>4 Photograph 

* Author David Mitchell and Keiko Yoshida 01/04/01 M 70 


* Deacon Blue's Lorraine McIntosh and Ricky Ross 08/04/01 M 


* John Kamara and his prison officer Mark Smout 15/04/01 M 


* American folksingers Ani DiFranco and Utah Phillips 

22/04/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Rockers Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman 29/04/01 M 62 1>4 

Photograph 

* Actresses Barbara Windsor and Anna Karen 06/05/01 M 70 


* Ladysmith Black Mambazo's Albert Mazibuko and Joseph 


127 

Shabalala 13/05/01 M 70 1>4 Photograph 

* Musicians Chris Difford and Marti Pellow 20/05/01 M 70 1>4 

Photograph 

* Actress, Louise Ashby and plastic surgeon, Dr. Henri 

Kawamoto 27/05/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Vulcanologist Stanley Williams and friend and former student 

Marta Calvache 03/06/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Ballet dancers Agnes Oaks and Thomas Edur 10/06/01 M 62 


* Actors Maureen Lipman and Simon Williams 17/06/01 M 70 


* Glastonbury festival founder Michael Eavis and daughter 

Emily 24/06/01 M 70 1>4 Photograph 

* Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt, Status Quo members for 36 

years 01/07/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Ravi Shankar and daughter Anoushka 08/07/01 M 62 1>4 

Photograph 

* Comedians Stewart Lee and Richard Herring 15/07/01 M 78 


* The country's youngest millionaire Dominic McVey, 16, and 

his mother Val 22/07/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Ugandan priest Gideon Byamugisha and Archbishop George 

Carey 29/07/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Poet Michael Rosen and eldest son Joe 05/08/01 M 62 1>4 

Photograph 

* Animators Mark Hall and Brian Cosgrove 12/08/01 M 54 1>4 

Photograph 

* Friends and daughters of the famous, Jacqueline Dankworth 

and Tamsin Olivier 19/08/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Nicky Byrne and Bryan McFadden, members of boyband 

Westlife 26/08/01 M 54 1>4 Photograph 

* Singer-songwriter Ray Wilson and his personal trainer, Pauline 

Kerr 02/09/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Chefs Dominique Prandi and Jean Christophe Novelli 

09/09/01 M 62 1>4 Photograph 

* Priscilla Carluccio and big brother Terence Conran 16/09/01 


* Wasps and England rugby player, Josh Lewsey and Sergeant 

Major Terry Harman 23/09/01 M 70 1>4 Photograph 

* Olympic gold medallist Jason Queally and designer Chris Field 

30/09/01 M 78 1>4 Photograph 

* Fellow aphasia sufferers, Carole Headley and Esmine Barnes 

07/10/01 M 78 1>4 Photograph 

* Jane McDonald, singer, and Steve Holbrook, a spiritualist 

medium 14/10/01 M 86 1>4 Photograph 

* Bookie turned club owner Johnny Gold and celebrity 

photographer Terry O'Neill 21/10/01 M 86 1>4 Photograph 

* DJs Dave Haslam and Mike Pickering 28/10/01 M 94 1>4 

Photograph 

* Actors, Larry Hagman and Linda Gray 04/11/01 M 86 1>4 

Photograph 

* Mountaineers Michael Crosthwaite and Bear Grylls 11/11/01 


* Artist Isaac Julien and Skip Gates 18/11/01 M 94 1>4 

Photograph 

* Publisher Felix Dennis and writer Marsha Rowe 25/11/01 M 

86 1>4 Photograph

* Golfer Nick Faldo and caddie Fanny Sunesson 02/12/01 M 70 


* Dame Thora Hird, actress, and Alan Bell, director 09/12/01 M 


* Jimmy Perry and David Croft, writers of Dad's Army 16/12/01 


* Millionaire promoter Vince Power and chef Conrad Gallagher 

23/12/01 M 46 1>4 Photograph 

* The Blue Planet's Doug Allan and Sue Flood 30/12/01 M 46 


LIFE'S WORK, A 


LIGHTNING ON THE SUN 


LIIKANEN, ERKKI 

* Profile on Erkki Liikanen, Europe's IT supremo who wants to 

dispel notions of hidebound bureaucracy 29/04/01 N 10 1>8 

Photograph 

LINDBERG, MAGNUS 


LINTEL 


LITERATURE 


join the eight wonders of the literary world 02/12/01 B 11 1>8 

Photographs 

LITT, TOBY 

* Interview with author Toby Litt - see Books Interview, The 

11/02/01 

LITTLE GREEN MAN 


LITTLEJOHN, RICHARD 

* Profile on Richard Littlejohn, Sun columnist, radio and TV 

presenter and author 03/06/01 B 29 2>6 Photograph, caricature 

LIVELY, PENELOPE 


LIVERPOOL 

* Liverpool is finally to get a £10m hotel next to the famous 

Cavern Club after a long-running row over state subsidies 

between the Brussels and the Government - see Cavern Club 

11/03/01 

* Fear grips Liverpool as a gang feud claims its sixth victim - see 

Crime 14/10/01 

LIVINGSTONE, KEN 

* Ken Livingston, who has pledged to introduce partnership 

registration ceremonies in London, may conduct the ceremonies 

himself 18/02/01 B 11 7 Cartoon 

* Ken Livingstone is to intervene in the case of police 

harassment of a black community worker - see Police 18/03/01 


LOACH, KEN 

* Red Ken Loach is the last person you would expect to find in 

Hollywood 08/04/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 


128 

* Ken Loach has never been afraid to experiment, his new TV 

film, The Navigators, is no exception - see Television 18/11/01 

LOAFER'S GUIDE TO… 

* Alabama 3 07/01/01 M 4 1>2 Photograph 

* Sexy lectures 14/01/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Julia Query 21/01/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Botox 28/01/01 M 7 1>2 Photograph 

* Libyans' outcry as Lockerbie Bombing trial doubts grows 

04/02/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Brassai 04/02/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* PJ Harvey 11/02/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Luella Bartley 18/02/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Glamour 25/02/01 M 7 1>2 Photograph 

* The new sisterhood 04/03/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Nelly Furtado 11/03/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Stanley Spencer 18/03/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* The Oscar parties 25/03/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Uni-qlo 01/04/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Omara Portuondo 08/04/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Oxygen 15/04/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* James Ellroy 29/04/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Helmut Newton 06/05/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Agatha Christie's new look 13/05/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Chelsea Flower Show 20/05/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Orange Prize for Fiction 27/05/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* 233rd RA Summer Exhibition 03/06/01 M 5 1>2 Illustration 

* Alanis Morissette 10/06/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Home and Away 17/06/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Voodoo 24/06/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Tricky 01/07/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Daft punk 08/07/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Grand Prix 15/07/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Planet of the Apes 22/07/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Diana Krall 29/07/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Friendsreunited.co.uk 05/08/01 M 5 1>2 Illustration 

* Celebrity weddings 12/08/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Mother Clap's Molly House 19/08/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Rob Davis 26/08/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* The Ministry of Sound's 10th Birthday 02/09/01 M 5 1>2 

Photograph 

* Electric Warrior 09/09/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Fashion attitude dolls 16/09/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Drena de Niro 23/09/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Mike Nelson 30/09/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Michael Clark 07/10/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Donnie Wahlberg 14/10/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Issey Ogata 21/10/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph

* The Colony Room 28/10/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Lisa 'left eye' lopes 04/11/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Teenage kicks 11/11/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Louis Walsh 18/11/01 M 4 1>2 Photograph 

* Taboo 25/11/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Essential Latin 02/12/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* The Christmas No. 1 09/12/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Pantos 16/12/01 M 5 1>2 Photograph 

LONDON 

* The past is oozing to the surface as drills demolish City blocks 

of the 1970s - see Architecture 18/02/01 

* A year after London's big wheel threw open its pods to the 

public 18/02/01 M 28>31 1>4 Photographs 

* Police were called to the scene of an explosion that ripped 

through a Post Office sorting office in London 15/04/01 B 2 3 

* The former South African president Nelson Mandela yesterday 

opened a new £10m annex at Southwark Cathedral in London - 

see Mandela, Nelson 29/04/01 

* London's fall from grace… how the capital of cool lost its 

allure 29/04/01 B 8>9 1>8 Photographs 

* The ultra-conservative Corporation of London is to force 

developers to build affordable homes in East London boroughs if 

they want ambitious skyscraper plans to get off the ground 

13/05/01 N 1 1>3 

* The Corporation of London is planning a dramatic expansion 

of the Square Mile to cope with huge demands from 

international banks and to maintain the City's place as Europe's 

top financial centre 03/06/01 N 1 1>7 

* A new book makes a shocking claim about London's air: it is 

actually the cleanest it has been since the Middle Ages - see 

Pollution 10/06/01 

* London's great Victorian power stations are slowly running out 

of steam, but a series of daring new developments is firing up the 

lives of Battersea, Bankside and Lots Road - see Interiors 

17/06/01 

* A row is brewing over London's skyline, at stake is the future 

of some of the highrise residential and commercial towers 

planned for the capital - see Property 24/06/01 


inner-city site in the country will also come under threat - see 

Architecture 15/07/01 



Ealing bombing - see Ireland 05/08/01 



so he took to casting straight off its streets - see Parry, Richard 

30/09/01 

* The most important planning inquiry since Heathrow Terminal 

Five will take place in London which will shape forever the 

skyline of many UK cities - see Town Planning 21/10/01 

* An attempt to create a new London village is marred by bad 

design and execution - see Architecture 28/10/01 

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE 

* The London Stock Exchange has found a new headquarters in 

the controversial Paternoster Square development 08/04/01 N 1 



to win the auction for the Liffe derivatives market - see Financial 


129 



the London Stock Exchange - see Furse, Clara 11/11/01 

LONDON UNDERGROUND 

* Two of Britain's aristocratic families, the Guinnesses and the 

Waughs, are launching a system for dispensing short stories on 

the London Underground - see Books 07/01/01 

* Tony Blair steps in as Tube privatisation fears escalate 

07/01/01 N 1 1>3 Photograph 

* The chief of one of the consortiums bidding to run the London 

Underground has threatened the Government with legal action if 

substantial changes are made to the financing of the Public- 

Private Partnership 04/02/01 N 1 5>7 

* Last-ditch talks aimed at reaching a deal on how to fund and 

run London's Underground are deadlocked just days before the 

deadline 25/02/01 N 1 2>7 

* The European Investment Bank is ready to lend up to £5bn to 

help rescue a publicly controlled London Tube 04/03/01 N 1 

1>7 

* Could public private partnership ever keep the Tube's head 

above water? 04/03/01 N 3 1>4 

* How the privatisation of the Underground came off the rails 


* Tube deal rests on safety issues 11/03/01 N 2 7 

* Up to £13bn is to be spent upgrading London's Underground 

system after an historic agreement on ownership was thrashed 

out 18/03/01 B 16 6>8 

* Talks about the future of the London Underground collapsed 

yesterday 25/03/01 B 5 6>8 

* London Underground was accused of 'jumping the gun' on the 

hotly disputed public-private partnership scheme for financing 

the Tube by putting out contracts to tender before a final 

decision is made 22/04/01 N 2 2>4 

* Tony Blair overruled the Treasury to strike a deal over the 

future of the London Tube amid fear than an ongoing row would 

cost Labour seats in the capital 06/05/01 B 11 8 

* Transport Secretary Stephen Byers will try to salvage the 

public-private partnership plan for the London Tube in last-ditch 

talks with London Transport chairman Bob Kiley 01/07/01 N 1 


* It's 140 years old and more than three million journeys are 

made on it every day 19/08/01 M 32>35 1>3 Photographs 

* It's no surprise that the government kept a report on the Tube 

from the light of day, writes Will Hutton - see Public/Private 

Sector 26/08/01 



* The viability of the proposed £13bn public-private partnership 

for the London Underground is in doubt as bankers get cold feet 

11/11/01 N 2 4>8 Photograph 

LONDON, MAYOR OF 

* One year on, London's Mayor is as popular as ever, but the 

champagne is far from flowing 29/04/01 B 9 6>8 Photograph 

LONDON: THE BIOGRAPHY 

* See Book Reviews - Perry, Jane 12/08/01 

LOPEZ, JENNIFER 

* Donatella Versace hosted the wedding reception of Jennifer 

Lopez and Cris Judd last week 07/10/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

LOSING IT


LOST CITY OF ATLANTIS, THE 

* The story of the lost city of Atlantis has fascinated academics 

and romantics for thousands of years, now an expert has finally 

admitted it never existed 16/12/01 B 9 1>2 Illustration 

LOST DAUGHTER OF HAPPINESS, THE 


LOUIS: A LIFE OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON 


LOVE IN IDLENESS 


LOVE IS WHERE IT FALLS 


LOVE OF STONES, THE 


LOVE, COURTNEY 

* Rock's bad-girl widow, Courtney Love, claims she lives in fear 

of deranged fans and vindictive enemies 14/01/01 B 14 1>8 

Photographs 

LOVING 


LOWE, ROB 


Wing 08/07/01 M 10>13 1>4 Photographs 

LUCKY JIM 


LUHRMANN, BAZ: THE SHOW MUST GO ON 


LUNDY, MICHAEL 

* Michael Lundy is destroying all his possessions - including 

clothes, photos and an archive of valuable art - in his new show - 

see Art 18/02/01 

MACARTHUR, ELLEN 

* Exclusive diary of Ellen MacArthur in the Vendee Globe Race 

- see Sport: Sailing 04/02/01 

* Euan Ferguson in Les Sables D'Olonne watches as France 

prepares to welcome Ellen MacArthur, the British sailor who has 

become the century's first true heroine - see Sport: Sailing 

11/02/01 

* Yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur's Diary of her single-handed 

trip around the world in 95 days - see Sport: Sailing 11/02/01 

* Ellen MacArthur is all at sea in the choppy waters of fame, 

says Kevin Mitchell - see Sport: Sailing 18/02/01 

* Fiona Campbell talks to Ellen MacArthur - see Sport: Sailing 

02/12/01 

* Observer readers have voted for round-the-world yachtswoman 

Ellen MacArthur as Woman of the Year - see Woman of the 

Year 30/12/01 

MACCABE, COLIN 


MACKAY, DUNCAN 



130 


MACKAY, FRANCIS 

* Profile on Francis Mackay, new chairman of B&Q and Comet 

chain 04/11/01 N 14 1>5 Photograph 

MACKAY, GREGOR 


MACPHERSON, CONOR 

* Conor McPherson's play The Weir took him to Hollywood, 

before a falling out made him hurry back - his new work 

suggests cinema's loss is theatre's gain 04/02/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

MADELEY, RICHARD 



fell out with a new producer and switched to Channel 4 

25/11/01 B 27 1>6 Caricatures 

MADONNA 

* Madonna: The Intimate Biography - see Book Reviews - 

Thorpe, Vanessa 13/05/01 


* A controversial biography of Madonna by bestselling author 

Andrew Morton is to be published, and the singer is furious 


* There's Only One Madonna - see Television 08/07/01 

* Madonna's pop concert at Earl's Court 08/07/01 B 29 1>2 

Photograph 

* Madonna - see Book Reviews - Ellen, Barbara 11/11/01 

MAFIA 

* The Sopranos is television at its best, but, just as the real Mafia 

is dying off, this tale of New jersey hoodlums is sending the 

Mob movie to its grave 27/05/01 R 1 1>2 Photographs 

* Pompeii faces a new catastrophe - thanks to the Mafia - see 

International Affairs: Europe 22/07/01 



string of revelations - see Gold Club, The 29/07/01 

MAGIC COTTAGE, THE 


MAGNETIC FIELDS, THE 


MAHAL, TAJ: AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BLUESMAN 


MAHON, DEREK, SELECTED POEMS 


MAJOR, JOHN 

* John Major, former Tory Prime Minister, takes up a senior post 

at Lord's this week - see Sport: Cricket 30/09/01 

MAKING SENSE OF THE TROUBLES 


MALKOVICH, JOHN 

* Interview with John Malkovich, actor and just turned director 


MAN OF THE YEAR

* Who is the most outstanding person of 2001 - readers are 

invited to vote 25/11/01 R 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Observer readers have voted for Prime Minister Tony Blair as 

Man of the Year 30/12/01 R 2 1>6 Photographs 

MAN WHO BROKE NAPOLEON'S CODES, THE 


MAN WHO WAS PRIVATE WIDDLE, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Summerskill, Ben 18/11/01 

MAN WITHIN, THE 


MANDELA, NELSON 

* Few people heard Nelson Mandela speech at his trial in 1964 - 

but none of them forgot it, now after 36 years, the world can hear 

a tape of his defiant declaration 11/02/01 B 3 1>8 Photograph 

* The former South African president Nelson Mandela yesterday 

opened a new £10m annex at Southwark Cathedral in London 

29/04/01 B 2 4>5 Photograph 



and his own role in the fight against apartheid - see Apartheid 

06/05/01 

MANDELSON, PETER 

* Peter Mandelson helped a controversial Indian tycoon, who is 

currently facing corruption charges, to obtain British citizenship 

after he agreed to donate £1bn to the Millennium Dome 

21/01/01 B 1>2 1>7 

* The end of Peter Mandelson and Labour's crisis - see Politics 

28/01/01 

* War broke out last night between Tony Blair and Peter 

Mandelson, the two key architects of New Labour over the 

passports-for-favours crisis - see Politics 28/01/01 

* Charles Leadbeater regrets the departure from the Cabinet of 

Peter Mandelson 28/01/01 B 29 2>6 Photograph 

* Profile on Robert Harris, best-selling thriller writer who's 

heading the fight-back of the Labour party's fallen angel of spin - 

Peter Mandelson - see Harris, Robert 04/02/01 

* Fighting to save his name, Mandelson threatens to haunt his 

friend Tony Blair all the way to the next election 04/02/01 B 


* Peter Mandelson could make a comeback to an important role 

but only if he cleans up his act, a former Labour Party general 

secretary has said 11/02/01 B 2 2>7 Photographs 

* The official inquiry into the Hinduja passports affair is 

expected to say that Peter Mandelson gave confusing answers 

25/02/01 B 1>2 4>6 



scandal which is to be published this week 04/03/01 B 2 2>6 


* Disgraced Labour MP, Peter Mandelson is back in the political 

limelight 09/09/01 B 3 1>8 Photograph 


integration and even a new energy tax - see European Union 

09/12/01 


taxes in a radical blueprint for closer European integration - see 

European Union 09/12/01 

MANIC STREET PREACHERS, THE 


131 


MANSFIELD, MICHAEL 



MANSON, MARILYN 


MAP THAT CHANGED THE WORLD, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Rayner, Jay 08/07/01 

MARBER, PATRICK 

* Profile on Patrick Marber, playwright 06/05/01 B 25 1>5 

Caricature, photograph 

MARCHIONESS DISASTER 

* Victims of the Marchioness riverboat tragedy were 

unnecessarily mutilated in the rush to identify them, a harrowing 

report is expected to show 11/03/01 B 14 7>8 Photograph 

MARGINALIA: READERS WRITING IN BOOKS 


MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER 

* The death of Christopher Marlowe is one of the most enduring 

mysteries of literary history - an author claims to know why the 

playwright was murdered 01/07/01 B 4 1>4 Photograph 

MARQUEZ, GARCIA 

* Last words of Garcia Marquez - the ailing Nobel Laureate is 

writing the definitive account of his life 21/01/01 B 19 1>7 

Photographs 

MARR, ANDREW 



MARRIAGE 

* According to a new US bestseller, there's only one way to keep 

Mr Right - just don't tell him when he's wrong 28/01/01 R 1>2 


* Nevada's desert city had become a marriage mecca so where 

better to exchange vows on Valentine's Day 11/02/01 M 24>29 


* Bob Rowthorn and Paul Ormerod ditch their Sixties roots to 

champion marriage as the best way to raise a family 25/03/01 B 


* Married women are taking their husbands name again 

08/04/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

* British women are much more attached to marriage than their 

European counterparts 22/04/01 B 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Remarriage may work for Boris and Barbara Becker, but is it 

really a sensible option for the rest of us? 19/08/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

MARSALIS, WYNTON 

* See Music: Jazz 11/02/01 

MARSHALL, STEVE 

* Railtrack's unpretentious new chief executive has a superhuman 

task in winning over the City - profile of Steve Marshall - 

see Railway Industry 25/02/01 

MARTIN, ANDREW 

* Columnist 09/12/01 B 26 2>4 Photograph

MARY GEORGE OF ALLNORTHOVER 


MASHAM, SUE 


MASON, JACKIE 

* Jackie Mason in the House - see Radio 11/02/01 


MASTERPRIZE 


MATISSE, HENRI 

* Former nurse stands to gain a fortune for selling sketches by 

the 80 year old Modernist 28/01/01 B 8 1>5 Photograph 

MATOUSEK, MARK 

* Memoir by Mark Matousek who let thirty-three years pass 

before he decided to tack down the father he hardly knew 

04/03/01 M 20>25 1>4 Photographs 

MATTILA, KARITA 

* Interview with soprano Karita Mattila 06/05/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

MAUVE 


MAXWELL, KEVIN 

* Kevin Maxwell vowed to fight 'to the last' further government 

attempts to punish him over the £400m looting of the Mirror 

newspaper pension funds 01/04/01 N 1 1>3 

* Kevin Maxwell, son of the crooked media tycoon Robert 

Maxwell, is fighting a desperate rearguard action to stop a 

lawsuit from a former business partner reaching the courts 

08/04/01 N 2 2>6 

MAXWELL, KEVIN & IAN 

* Kevin and Ian Maxwell will be heavily criticised this week in a 

long-awaited Department of Trade & Industry report into the 

stock market flotation of Mirror Group Newspapers 25/03/01 B 


MAXWELL, ROBERT 

* How the City ignored alarm bells on Robert Maxwell 


MAYLE, PETER 

* Interview with Peter Mayle, author on the launch of his new 

book on French cuisine 02/09/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

MAYO, JOHN 


John Mayo - see Business & Industry 08/07/01 

MBEKI, THABO 

* Profile on Thabo Mbeki, President of South Africa since 1999 

10/06/01 B 23 1>6 Caricature 

MCCARTHY, PAUL 

* See Art 21/10/01 

MCCARTNEY, PAUL 

* Interview with Paul McCartney on his poetry 11/03/01 R 3 


* Focus on the McCartney marriage 29/07/01 B 19 1>8 

Photographs 


132 

* Paul McCartney first discovered vegetarianism when visiting 

an Indian asram with Jane Asher in 1967 23/09/01 B 8 1>6 

Photographs 

MCCARTNEY, STELLA 

* Observer Style Editor Tamsin Blanchard on why the 

McCartney/Gucci deal is good news for British designers - see 

Fashion 01/04/01 

* Stella McCartney, Sir Paul's designer daughter, is to trade in 

the famous name and fashion label that launched her reputation 

to create her own brand of clothes under Gucci 01/04/01 B 3 


MCCRUM, ROBERT 

* Robert McCrum on Le Carre's genius - see Le Carre, John 

25/02/01 


MCCUTCHEON, MARTINE 

* Eliza Doolittle has always been an actress's dream part, and the 

latest to have her accent knocked into shape is Martine 

McCutcheon - see Actors & Actresses 04/03/01 

MCDONALD, HENRY 


MCEWAN, IAN 

* After winning the Booker Prize in 1998, Ian McEwan's life 

was turned upside-down by his ex-wife seeking custody of their 

sons - now it's happy families and he's written possibly his best 

novel 16/09/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

MCFADDEN, STEVE 


Rada-trained actor is doing with Phil Mitchell in EastEnders 

29/07/01 M 10>13 1>4 Photographs 

MCGOVERN, JIMMY 

* As the creator of Cracker, Jimmy McGovern was used to 

getting his own way, then he wrote a script for Stephen Frears 

and it drove him to drink 18/02/01 R 9 1>5 Photographs 

MCGOWAN, SHANE 

* Interview with Shane McGowan, ex member of The Pogues 

11/03/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

MCGREGOR, EWAN 

* Photograph of actor Ewan McGregor at the Lonach Gathering 

in Aberdeenshire 26/08/01 B 1 4 Photograph 



in Moulin Rouge 02/12/01 B 2 6 Photograph 


acting world as he recasts himself as a wildlife film-maker 


MCQUEEN, ALEXANDER 

* Interview with British Designer of the Year, Alexander 

McQueen 04/03/01 M 10>17 1>4 Photographs 

MCQUEEN, STEVE 


McQueen 30/09/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

MCVEIGH, TIMOTHY 

* The execution of bomber Timothy McVeigh has turned into 

showbiz, with the murderer urging all America to watch his 

execution - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 08/04/01 

* Investigation into the making of America's greatest mass

murderer 22/04/01 M 22>27 1>4 Photographs 

* In a letter to Observer reporter Tracy McVeigh, the Oklahoma 

bomber, who faces execution talks about the 'triggers' that led 

him to kill 06/05/01 B 1>2 1>7 Photograph 

* A ghoulish tourist trail takes visitors to a small motel in 

Kansas, where Timothy McVeigh stayed while making his bomb 

- see Travel 13/05/01 

* FBI blunders have spared the Oklahoma bomber's life for a 

month - but have added to the distress of the bereaved as the 

killer's orchestrated media campaign rolls on 13/05/01 B 23 1>8 

Photographs 

* Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh is emerging as a 

figurehead for Britain's far-right extremists 27/05/01 B 7 1>2 

Photographs 

* America holds vigil on bomber Timothy McVeigh's last 

moments 10/06/01 B 19 1>6 Photographs 

ME TALK PRETTY ONE DAY 


MEANING OF THINGS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Griffiths, Jo 02/09/01 

MEDIA 

* An insult to new Daily Express owner, Richard Desmond, was 

buried in the heart of an obscure editorial by journalist Stephen 

Pollard 07/01/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph 

* The battle for Hearst's San Francisco Examiner is a great story 

07/01/01 N 10 1>7 Photograph 

* ITV is braced for further bad news this week after admitting 

earlier this month that it had failed to meet its peaktime viewing 

targets for 2000 14/01/01 N 2 2>7 

* Eurocrats killed the plan to merge EMI with Warner, but it 

could be second time lucky 14/01/01 N 9 2>8 Photographs 

* Problems at Rupert Murdoch's News Corp 21/01/01 N 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Profile on Dominic Lawson, editor of the Sunday Telegraph - 

see Lawson, Dominic 28/01/01 

* The bitter war between BSkyB and ITV exploded last night 

after sources close to the satellite broadcaster said it had gone 

cold about taking the terrestrial network on Sky Digital 

28/01/01 N 1 1>7 

* A secret plan to carry advertising on a new BBC website has 

divided staff and outraged competitors 28/01/01 N 6 2>5 

Photograph 

* Tycoon Vladimir Gusinsky, owner of Russia's largest media 

group, spectacularly fell out with the clique that runs the 

Kremlin 04/02/01 N 6 2>8 Photograph 

* British viewers will have to pay to watch the 2002 World Cup 

if a German media company succeed in their plans to deny 

coverage to BBC and ITV - see Sport: Football 11/02/01 

* Internet collapse and falling TV audiences mar Disney's 

success 11/02/01 N 10 2>8 Photograph 

* Guy Black and Mark Bolland are two men who wield 

remarkable media power 11/02/01 B 18 1>7 Photographs 

* Matthew Bannister, the ex-BBC boss who ousted veteran DJs 

from Radio 1 is now promoting their superstar successors - see 

Bannister, Matthew 18/02/01 

* The Sunday Times has bitterly criticised the BBC, accusing it 

of waste, mismanagement and dull programming 18/02/01 B 7 


* The Daily Mail and the Daily Express are locked in a vicious 


133 

new war and both are determined to land a killer blow 25/02/01 


* The trial of the man accused of murdering TV presenter Jill 

Dando is set to become one of the highest-profile court cases as 

the media gear up to provide blanket coverage 25/02/01 B 8 6>8 

Photograph 

* Profile on Rupert Murdoch who is 70 next week - see 

Murdoch, Rupert 04/03/01 

* Shareholders at ITN are split over proposals to float the 

television news provider on the stock market this year 04/03/01 

N 1 1>7 

* Focus on privacy and the media 04/03/01 B 15 1>8 

Photographs 

* A feud between novelist Dave Eggers and a New York 

journalist highlights the love-hate relationship of celebrity and 

press 11/03/01 R 2 1>5 Photographs 

* C5 is alive and confounding the critics 11/03/01 N 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* To online publishers' despair, printed words are more efficient 

- and more profitable - see Internet 18/03/01 

* The new head of Britain's principal taste and decency 

watchdog has sounded the death knell for the days of the 

National Viewers and Listeners Association set up by Mary 

Whitehouse 37 years ago 18/03/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

* The Express's boss may think staff cuts and Catherine Zeta 

Jones's cleavage will spell salvation for his titles, but he'll also 

need the vision thing, says Peter Preston 18/03/01 N 7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Rosie Boycott is to launch a liberal paper as a rival to Max 

Hasting's Evening Standard 25/03/01 B 16 1>7 Photographs 

* i-D magazine reaches its 21st birthday 25/03/01 M 32>35 1>3 

Photographs 

* The AOL Time Warner merger is off to a rocky start 25/03/01 


* How the City ignored alarm bells on Robert Maxwell - see 

Maxwell, Robert 01/04/01 

* C4 wants to build on the success of Big Brother 01/04/01 N 7 


* 'Slickergate' could be the least of Mirror editor Piers Morgan's 

problems 01/04/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs 

* A decade of football commercialisation that enabled top clubs 

and BSkyB to grow rich - see Sport: Football 08/04/01 



outspoken views - see Turner, Ted 08/04/01 

* The countess's unguarded remarks have dented the reputation 

of the royals even further but there was one unexpected victim - 

the tabloid paper that set her up - see Wessex, Sophie 08/04/01 

* Focus on the role of the press in Britain after a series of highprofile 

scandals 15/04/01 B 16 1>8 Photographs 

* Office of Fair Trading's inquiry is set to cast cloud over Sky's 

future 15/04/01 N 7 3>8 Photograph 

* ft.com is right at the heart of the troubles of media group 

Pearson 22/04/01 N 9 5>7 Photograph 

* When Marjorie Scardino addresses the annual meeting of 

Pearson she may find herself facing an audience of shareholders 

increasingly sceptical about her stewardship of the media group 

22/04/01 N 9 2>4 Photograph, graph 

* Peter Preston applauds the editors whose bravery gives the 

press a good name 29/04/01 B 18 6>7 Photograph

* Channel 4 will attempt to raise money in the City for fresh 

investment 29/04/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 

* Critics accuse Channel 4 of dumbing down and the Tories aim 

to privatise it - it's bullish boss says he'll go to the City to fund 

his ambitions 29/04/01 N 6 3>8 Photograph 

* How my office in Edinburgh was turned into a five-star 

bedroom by Alan Ruddock, ex-editor of The Scotsman - see 

Hotels 06/05/01 

* Peter Preston comments on the newspaper tabloid, The Sun's 

backing of Tony Blair - see Politics 06/05/01 

* The savage world of women's magazines 06/05/01 N 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* The horse racing industry is dealing with the fallout of 

allegations of corruption over a TV deal - see Sport: Horse 

Racing 13/05/01 

* Carlton believes its bid to televise horse racing failed after it 

refused a racing official's 'request for a bung' 13/05/01 N 1 4>6 

* Murdoch's empire is struggling on all fronts but the latest deal 

could be make or break 13/05/01 N 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Graham Norton is so Channel 4, but you can't say the same for 

Richard and Judy - the station has provoked critics to ask if 

ratings are now its only goal 13/05/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Sex doesn't always sell, as the soft porn barons are beginning 

to find out - fewer men are buying top shelf publications 

13/05/01 N 7 3>8 Photograph 

* As the spotlight turns once again on Express owner Richard 

Desmond, a look at the press baron's controversial past - see 

Desmond, Richard 20/05/01 




* The Editor of the Sunday Express, Michael Pilgrim has 

launched an attack on his proprietor, tycoon Richard Desmond 

20/05/01 B 1>2 5>6 

* PR company, Brunswick is a master of fixing the image of top 

firms, now it must take a hard look at itself 20/05/01 N 5 1>6 

Photographs 

* Emap's costly move into the US magazine market has been a 

salutary lesson in how not to do it 27/05/01 N 6 2>7 

Photographs 

* Publisher John Brown's sale of the adult magazine, Viz, was a 

very difficult decision says chairman John Brown 27/05/01 N 6 

>4 Photograph, cartoon 

* PR giant Pat Kingsley wields enormous power on behalf of 

star clients - her decision to merge with her main rival now 

means publicists have an even tighter grip on the media 


* The owner of Express group, Richard Desmond, has big 

ambitions, but can he launch a new Sunday into a red-top market 

in decline? 03/06/01 N 7 1>6 Photograph 

* The Government is looking at radical plans to raise billions of 

pounds from the part-privatisation of the airwaves - see Politics 

10/06/01 

* They were the new chroniclers of the net age, but online 

magazines like Inside.com are being spiked - see Internet 

10/06/01 

* All of Murdoch's papers backed Labour, now rules stopping 

him adding terrestrial TV to his empire may be relaxed 10/06/01 


* British Horse Racing Board officials will decide at an 

emergency meeting whether or not to torpedo Go Racing's 

£307m broadcast deal - see Sport: Horse Racing 17/06/01 


134 

* The battle to win the next contract to supply news to ITV 

exploded when it emerged that one bidder, a media group backed 

by BSkyB, is poised to undercut rival ITN's lowest tender 

17/06/01 N 1 1>3 

* Former car salesman Jim Pattison is causing alarm with his bid 

for the leading UK news distributor 17/06/01 N 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Aspiring partners Granada and Charlton are struggling as ad 

revenues plummet 01/07/01 N 3 1>5 Photograph, graphs 

* Does switch-off loom at Ondigital? 01/07/01 N 3 6>8 

* Penthouse porn baron Bob Guccione is heading an empire in 

crisis 01/07/01 N 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Chris Smith, the former Cabinet Minister in charge of sport, 

has called for an overhaul of the rules governing sport on TV - 

see Sport 08/07/01 

* Matthew Freud last week bought back Freud Communications, 

the celebrity and consumer PR firm 08/07/01 N 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* The Mirror share-dealing affair was reignited last night after it 

emerged the Department of Trade & Industry investigators had 

opened up a new line of inquiry - see Business & Industry 

15/07/01 


can turn to loathing 15/07/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs 

* AOL Time Warner, the American media firm's £1.1bn 

takeover of IPC is a statement of intent in Europe 15/07/01 N 6 


* Celebrities have a new ally in their battles with the press on 

privacy 15/07/01 N 6 2>5 Photographs 

* The Press Complaints Commission got me banged to rights, 

says Alex Renton 22/07/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs 

* A consortium run by ITN will be a vital source of outside news 

22/07/01 N 7 1>4 Photograph 

* The full scale of the financial crisis facing new media 

companies is revealed today with the publication of a report that 

casts serious doubts on the long-term future… - see Business & 


* The newspaper industry and England's league clubs are on 

course for a battle over media rights and match reporting that 

could result in journalists refused entry to stadiums - see Sport: 

Football 29/07/01 

* The runner-up in Big Brother lands more instant riches than 

the winner… but TV and the tabloids gain the most - see 


* Sarah Ryle asks whether Michael Jackson's commercial nous 

at Channel 4 will export to the US 29/07/01 N 6 2>7 

Photographs 

* The most expensive place to watch football this season is at 

home - see Sport: Football 05/08/01 

* A raft of takeovers has ceded 40 per cent of the UK media to 

the US without a protest 05/08/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs 


placement 12/08/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 

* ITV has snatched the Premiership football highlights for more 

than £180m but how did the new prime time team perform? - see 


* Online software firm Autonomy is to spawn a new company 

focused on the burgeoning interactive TV market - see Business 



biggest for any British act since The Beatles - see Music: Pop

19/08/01 

* The PR guru for whom recession holds no fears talks to Conal 

Walsh - see Clifford, Max 19/08/01 

* ITV's share of the total number of viewers watching television 

advertisements has fallen below 50 per cent for the first time 

19/08/01 N 1 1>7 



journalistic ethics and crossing the boundaries 19/08/01 B 19 


* Having made loyal readers of a generation of young men, 

publishers must hold on tight as boys grow up to a mature 

lifestyle 19/08/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 



intense fire with the publication of a report - see Business & 



of Claims Direct - see Financial Institutions 26/08/01 

* Peter Preston on the Tory Press 26/08/01 B 14 7>8 

Photograph 

* One year on from the MacTaggart lecture in which Greg Dyke 

laid out his masterplan for the BBC 26/08/01 N 6 1>8 

Photographs 


vision of children's popular culture 26/08/01 N 6 3>7 

Photograph 

* Alan Ruddock argues that the tabloid's slide into infotainment 

has serious implications for broadsheets 26/08/01 N 7 1>7 

Photographs 

* When the media buyer agreed to an offer from France's Havas, 

WPP's Martin Sorrell felt he'd been misled - see Business & 


* In a notoriously bitchy profession, Phil Hall has a reputation as 

one of the nice guys and after being sacked by Rupert Murdoch 

has found his dream job as editor-in-chief of Hello! Magazine 



successful founder of Octopus Publishing, who died recently - 

see Deaths 09/09/01 

* College lecturer Vanessa Leggett stands to make a fortune 

after becoming a martyr for press freedom in the US - see 


* Sky-style imports threaten quality public service TV, Tim 

Gardam, head of programmes at Channel 4, calls for one 

regulator to speak up for viewers 09/09/01 N 7 1>5 Photographs 



magazine - see Hack, Jefferson 16/09/01 

* Why should Britain's favourite media babe spend six weeks in 

a filthy hut without a television set? - see Frostrup, Mariella 

16/09/01 

* The new bi-annual bibles 16/09/01 M 31 3>4 Photographs 

* Last week's terrorist atrocity was a grotesque PR stunt which 

transfixed the television-consuming masses 16/09/01 N 6 1>5 

Photographs 

* Terror in America: What the papers say 16/09/01 X 6>7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Amid the saturation TV coverage, US papers proved their 

mettle 16/09/01 N 7 5>8 



135 

Gavyn Davies, new Chairman of the BBC - see BBC 23/09/01 

* Gavyn Davies lands the job of Chairman of the BBC - see 

BBC 23/09/01 

* The Media Battle: The Press by Peter Preston - see Terrorism 

23/09/01 

* New York diary: Mark Georgiou of BBC's Six O'clock News 

on bringing home the reality of Manhattan 23/09/01 N 7 1>4 

Photograph 

* News Corp's attempt to create a global network by buying 

DirecTV is likely to fall victim to the terrorists 30/09/01 N 6 


* Since September 11th, television appears to have assumed a 

role of greater significance that sceptics on the future of 

television could ever have thought possible 30/09/01 N 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* For 40 years, Private Eye has enraged and amused, as it enters 

its fifth decade, can the magazine keep pace with the newer, 

darker satire of TV's Brass Eye? - see Private Eye 07/10/01 

* The British journalist, Yvonne Ridley, who is being held in 

Afghanistan is to be released - see Terrorism 07/10/01 



its premium channels - see Business & Industry 07/10/01 

* The Financial Times' new editor, Andrew Gowers says why he 

is unconcerned by falling sales in the UK 07/10/01 N 6 1>6 

Photograph 

* Newspaper sales are up but coverage is expensive and ad sales 

are down, says Peter Preston 07/10/01 N 7 1>6 Photographs 


correspondent - see Adie, Kate 14/10/01 

* Harry Harris, the £100,000-a-year football correspondent of 

The Mirror, has been accused by his editor Piers Morgan of 

tearing up his contract to join the rival Express group 14/10/01 




MP, but his days may be numbered 14/10/01 N 8 2>6 

Photograph 



group McCann-Erickson 14/10/01 N 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Pearson boss Marjorie Scardino says how she, like the media 

giant, will weather the financial storm 21/10/01 N 6 1>6 


* Colin Powell may be talking about a 'long haul' in the war 

against terrorism but the media has neither the stomach nor 

finances for a protracted campaign 21/10/01 N 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* German media giant Bertelsmann is preparing plans to bid for 

Carlton Communications when media rules are relaxed next year 


* Sunday Business, the financial newspaper has been given until 

the middle of next month to find new sources of finance or face 

possible closure 28/10/01 N 1 1>4 

* Taschen has become a world force in the publishing world, 

interview with the husband-and-wife team who've built their 

fortune on buildings and breasts - see Taschen, Benedikt & 

Angelika 04/11/01 




* Piers Morgan has won praise for taking the global crisis - and

his newspaper the Daily Mirror - seriously 04/11/01 N 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* International documents say the Sunday Business must double 

its sales to break even, as its management plans ambitious 

expansion overseas 11/11/01 N 5 1>3 Photographs 

* Journalist Yvonne Ridley's attempt to sneak into Afghanistan 

was a disaster, but she doesn't make her a bad mother, as some 

critics suggested - see Ridley, Yvonne 18/11/01 

* Falling advertising revenues make the culling of certain 

magazines aimed at women is inevitable 18/11/01 N 6 3>6 

Photographs 

* The press see an end to freedom in the Human Rights 

Convention, but the law is contradictory says Peter Preston 


* Andrea Catherwood, ITN journalist in Afghanistan, is injured 

by shrapnel from a grenade - see Terrorism 25/11/01 





his fellow war reporters 25/11/01 B 20 1>7 Photographs 

* Peter Preston looks at rumours that Conrad Black, owner of the 

Daily and Sunday Telegraphs, is ready to call it a day 25/11/01 




of the Year, in its Christmas special - see bin Laden, Osama 

02/12/01 

* Focus on media market woes 02/12/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs, 

graphs 

* Ministers are ducking questions on what media firms can buy 


* Ashley Alsup, an American working for ad agency Bartle 

Bogle Hegarty in London, on why the rebranding of her country 

has become a priority 02/12/01 N 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Jon Snow, the award-winning Channel 4 newscaster and one of 

Britain's most respected journalists, has launched a furious attack 

on ITV for 'reducing its commitment' to news and current affairs 

02/12/01 B 9 1>2 Photograph 


for 27 years - he took risks, challenged authority and gave the 

paper an unrivalled reputation across the world - see Astor, 

David 09/12/01 

* Richard Parsons' victory over Bob Pittman shows that the 

shiny new media bandwagon at AOL has been stopped dead in 

its tracks 09/12/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Peter Preston asks why there is a fall in female newspaper 

readership 09/12/01 N 5 1>6 Photographs 

* The Mirror's former show business writer Matthew Wright, 

wrote a damming article on David Soul's play The Dead Monkey 

even though he did not see it 09/12/01 B 9 3>7 Photographs 

* Falls in ad revenue are scaring owners into panic remedies 


* America's Katie Couric's 'ordinariness' has made her TV's bestpaid 

presenter - see Couric, Katie 23/12/01 

MEDIA DIARY 

* Media news snippets 07/01/01 N 10 8 Photograph 

* Media news snippets 14/01/01 N 9 1 




136 






* Media news snippets 18/03/01 N 7 6 Photographs 

* Media news snippets 25/03/01 N 5 5>6 Photograph 

* Media news snippets 01/04/01 N 7 1>3 Photographs 






* Media news snippets 13/05/01 N 7 1>2 Photograph, graph 
























* Media news snippets 11/11/01 N 5 1>4 Photograph, cartoon 


* Media news snippets 25/11/01 N 7 7 Cartoon 

* Media news snippets 02/12/01 N 7 5>6 Cartoon, photograph 

* Media news snippets 09/12/01 N 5 7 Photograph, cartoon 

* Media news snippets 16/12/01 N 7 7 Cartoon 

MEDICAL PROFESSION 

* A crackdown on dangerous doctors will introduce stringent 

new measures on GPs who work alone 07/01/01 B 2 4>6 

Photograph

* How the doctors have failed my disabled daughter by Linnet 

MacIntyre 21/01/01 B 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Almost two-thirds of GP have been physically attacked by 

patients armed with everything from bricks, computers and 

crutches to samurai swords and machetes 25/02/01 B 10 7>8 

Photograph 


under radical plans being drawn up by NHS trusts - see National 

Health Service 11/03/01 

* Doctors are set for 'golden hellos' to lure them into general 

practice under new plans to tackle a shortage of GPs 11/03/01 B 

12 5>7 

* Britain's top nursing leader has launched a savage attack on 

Labour's recruitment of nurses, a centrepiece of its strategy to 

improve the NHS - see National Health Service 20/05/01 

* Abused, threatened and trapped - Britain's foreign 'slave 

nurses' 27/05/01 B 5 1>6 Photographs 




15/07/01 B 2 2>3 

* Nurses quit the ailing NHS for the good life abroad 19/08/01 


* Hospital surgeons will be graded in official league tables to be 

published within a year 21/10/01 B 13 1>3 Cartoon 

* Thousands of crumbling doctors' surgeries will be revamped 

using private-sector money under government moves to stop 

GPs deserting the inner cities 04/11/01 B 14 6>7 Photograph 

* A senior NHS surgeon whose botched operations left four 

women dead has been struck off the medical register 04/11/01 B 


* A doctor whose criticism of the MMR vaccinations infuriated 

Ministers and sparked a fierce debate in the medical profession 

claimed he had been forced out of his job - see Vaccinations 

02/12/01 

MEDICAL RESEARCH 

* For £600 parents can protect their newborn by storing blood 

from the umbilical cord which contains stem cells 25/02/01 B 3 





20/05/01 B 23 7>8 

* Hundreds of cancer research projects have produced worthless 

or misleading results because scientists have been using 

incorrectly identified samples 10/06/01 B 5 1>4 

* Dr William Futrell is turning science fiction into fact, but is he 

a medical pioneer or modern-day Frankenstein? 11/11/01 M 


MEMOIRS OF AN UNFIT MOTHER 

* See Book Reviews - Ellen, Barbara 14/10/01 

MEN 

* New figures have revealed that men are staying single longer 

so they can enjoy a bustling sex life 21/01/01 B 6 6>7 Cartoon 

* British men are cleanest in Europe 28/01/01 B 4 1>8 


* More males in their twenties die by their own hand than in car 

crashes - MPs are demanding action to stem the tide - see 

Suicide 04/03/01 


baldness - in early trials the drug, dutasteride, has shown 


137 

dramatic success in restoring hair to bald men - see Science 

10/06/01 

* Father's Day gifts 10/06/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* The man who's had 46 affairs (and counting) - see 

Relationships 17/06/01 

* New research suggests men suffer dramatic hormone changes 

after the birth of their first child, turning the toughest 

unreconstructed man into a big softie 24/06/01 B 7 1>5 




away with murder - see Film 15/07/01 

* The biggest ever study of men's figures has revealed that men 

are growing taller and are in good shape despite an image of 

couch potatoes 22/07/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs, cartoon 

* Having made loyal readers of a generation of young men, 

publishers must hold on tight as boys grow up to a mature 

lifestyle - see Media 19/08/01 

* Men are having children later in life but there are genetic 

problems with old sperm 19/08/01 M 45>46 1>4 Photographs 

* According to a five-year study, men today care more about 

equality than behaving badly 26/08/01 B 9 1>8 Photographs 

* The deep world of today's teenage male - see Social 


* Men fight back over sexist TV adverts 09/12/01 B 7 3>6 

Photographs 

MEN IN THE OFF HOURS 


MENTAL HEALTH 

* Depression hits one in four adults 07/01/01 B 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) sufferers are more likely to 

have difficulty in controlling spending - see Personal Finance 

28/01/01 

* Workplace stress has become so bad that thousands of workers 

are presenting themselves for treatment with psychiatric 

symptoms - see Work 28/01/01 

* If you'd spent 15 years watching your son battle manic 

depression while state provision for the mentally ill has gone 

from poor to scandalous, you'd be mad to 25/02/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 


crashes - MPs are demanding action to stem the tide - see 

Suicide 04/03/01 

* Schizophrenia 'helped the ascent of man' according to 

biochemist, David Horrobin 18/03/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* Sue Hepworth chronicles the highs and lows of living with 

someone who suffers from depression 25/03/01 M 51>52 1>4 

Photograph 

* One of Britain's leading hospitals discriminated against 

children with Down's Syndrome because of the belief that 

operating on them was not worthwhile given their condition - see 

Hospitals 01/04/01 

* Scientists are set to launch a controversial trial aimed at 

altering the genetic make-up of patients suffering from 

Alzheimer's disease 01/04/01 B 8 1>2 Photograph 


novelist who has had three breakdowns in the past five years - 

see Solomon, Andrew 06/05/01 

* Focus on The NHS and mental health - the NHS was accused

of failing a suicidal 22 year-old after her father's mercy killing 

trial last week - see National Health Service 20/05/01 

* Teenage crushes send rates of depression soaring - and girls 

are most at risk - see Teenagers 03/06/01 

* World leaders and senior politicians should be tested regularly 

for signs of madness, a leading brain scientist will warn today 


* Phil Hogan on midlife crisis - see Social Conditions & Trends 

24/06/01 


hospital, not prison 29/07/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs 

* After £20,000 award to Down's Syndrome child 'unlucky to be 

born', French medics may abandon pre-natal scans 02/12/01 B 



patients suffering from cancer, Alzheimer's or diabetes - see 

Cloning 09/12/01 

MERCHANT, NATALIE 


MERCURY REV 


MERCY AMONG THE CHILDREN 


MERRITT, STEPHANIE 



pregnancy - see Merritt, Stephanie 18/11/01 

MERTHYR TYDFIL 

* Report from the once-proud pit centre of Merthyr Tydfil where 

a quarter of the working population lives on sickness benefits 


METCALFE, JULIAN 

* Profile of Julian Metcalfe, co-founder of Pret A Manger 

04/02/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph 

MICROFILM 


books from destruction by fanatics of microfilm - see Printed 

Text 22/04/01 

MILBURN, ALAN 


MILLAR, STUART 


MILLENNIUM BRIDGE 

* After a shaky start, the Millennium Bridge is undergoing major 

surgery 11/03/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

MILLENNIUM DOME, THE 



after he agreed to donate £1bn to the Dome - see Mandelson, 

Peter 21/01/01 

* The sale of the Dome moved a step nearer after it emerged that 

controversial bidder legacy is close to securing the support of a 

major backer 11/02/01 B 2 2>6 

* Gerald Ronson is poised to bid for the Millennium dome, 10 

years after he spent six months in jail for his part in the Guinness 

insider share dealing scandal - see Ronson, Gerald 25/03/01 


138 

* The sale of the Millennium Dome in south London has hit a 

new hitch that could mean the Government will recoup less 

money from the ill-fated visitor attraction that had been 

envisaged 21/10/01 N 2 5>8 

* The Government has found a buyer for the Millennium dome 

nearly a year after the failed attraction closed its doors to the 

public 16/12/01 B 8 1>3 

* The chief executive of the Millennium Dome was paid 

£440,000 to oversee the demise of the empty visitor attraction 

23/12/01 B 2 6>7 

MILLER, LEE 


MILOSEVIC, MIRA 

* Profile on Mira Milosevic, the wife of Slobodan Milosevic 

08/07/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

MILOSEVIC, SLOBODAN 

* Milosevic to face justice: ten years in the life and crimes of 

Slobodan Milosevic 24/06/01 B 18>19 1>6 Photographs 

* The Yugoslav government cleared the way for Ex-dictator 

Slobodan Milosevic's extradition on war crimes charges 

24/06/01 B 2 2>4 

* Leading Hague tribunal lawyer Nancy Pearson, talks of her 

battle for evidence linking Milosevic with Kosovo war atrocities 

- see International Affairs: Eastern Europe 01/07/01 

* The deposed Yugoslavian President, Slobodan Milosevic, will 

use the alleged support of senior Western leaders and diplomats 

to bolster his defence when he comes to trial 01/07/01 B 3 4>5 

MIND GAME, THE 


MINE EYES HAVE SEEN THE GLORY 


MINERAL PALACE, THE 


MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, THE 

* The Ministry of Defence police force is to be transformed into 

a rapid response squad ready to intervene in strikes and protests 

across the country 04/02/01 B 5 1>2 Photograph 

* The Ministry of Defence has found up to 30 bugs in its 

Whitehall headquarters and other buildings 22/04/01 B 9 2 

MINOGUE, KYLIE 

* Interview with Kylie Minogue, pop singer, former soap starlet, 

gay icon 23/09/01 r 3 1>5 Photographs 

MIRACLE LIFE OF EDGAR MINT, THE 


MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE 



compensation - see Downing, Stephen 18/02/01 

* Mike O'Brien wants to stop other wrongfully convicted 

prisoners suffering as he did with the launch of the Miscarriages 

of Justice Organisation 18/03/01 B 15 1>8 Photographs 

* Julia Roberts is to play the part of Wendy Sewell in a 

Hollywood film about her murder in 1973, which led to Britain's 

longest-running alleged miscarriage of justice - see Film 

13/05/01 

* Payouts to people wrongly convicted of crimes have hit a 

record high, nearly doubling in the last year 13/05/01 B 9 1>2

Photograph 




19/08/01 

MISCONCEPTIONS 


MISS WORLD CONTEST 

* Julia Morley, widow of Miss World creator Eric Morley, has 

branded the beauty pageant she now heads as 'stupid' and 'awful' 

15/04/01 B 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Presenter Jerry Springer congratulates Agbani Darego, 18, 

from Nigeria, after she won the Miss World contest in Sun City, 

South Africa 18/11/01 B 5 1 Photograph 

MISSING PERSONS 

* The parent of missing schoolgirl Danielle Jones yesterday 

appealed for their daughter to contact them 01/07/01 B 4 5>6 

Photograph 

* Surjit Athwal's brothers believe she died on a trip to India but 

are angry at the Foreign Office's 'lack of concern' 22/07/01 B 8 


* Hopes fade for the missing 15 year-old Essex schoolgirl 

Danielle Jones who has been missing for eight weeks 12/08/01 


MISSY ELLIOTT 

* See Music: Pop 03/06/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

MITCHELL, KEVIN 

* Sports columnist 14/01/01 S 15 1>6 Photographs 





* Sports columnist 08/04/01 S 15 1>6 Photograph 











* Sports columnist 16/09/01 B 13 1>2 Photograph 






MITCHUM, ROBERT: 'BABY I DON'T CARE' 



139 

MITFORD GIRLS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Barber, Lynn 23/09/01 

MITNICK, KEVIN 

* The world's most infamous computer hacker - out of jail and 

eking a living as an actor in television drama has denounced 

America's proposed new Patriot Act - see International Affairs: 

U.S.A. 21/10/01 

MOBILE PHONES 

* Laws that would make it illegal to use mobile phones while 

driving will be demanded next week 08/07/01 B 8 6>7 



the computer animated sci-fi thriller - see Film 12/08/01 

* BT Wireless will announce that it has secured a massive 

£3.5bn loan facility to help it fund the development of its nextgeneration 

mobile phone network - see Business & Industry 

16/09/01 

* OFTEL, the telecoms regulator, is expected to order mobile 

phone companies to cut their charges in a report due out this 

week - see Business & Industry 23/09/01 

* Hopes for a Christmas boom are fading as the mobile phone 

market reaches saturation - see Business & Industry 25/11/01 

MOFFAT, SIR BRIAN 

* Profile of Sir Brian Moffat, who seeks to bang steelmakers 

Corus into shape 14/01/01 N 4 1>8 Photograph 

MOGGACH, DEBORAH 

* Exclusive short story by Deborah Moggach - see Books 


MOMENT TOWARDS THE END OF THE PLAY, A 

* See Book Reviews - Callow, Simon 15/04/01 

MOMENTS OF TRUTH 


MONEY WRITES 

* Margaret Dibben 07/01/01 C 18 1>6 Photograph 

* Margaret Dibben 14/01/01 C 22>23 1>4 Photographs 


* Margaret Dibben 28/01/01 C 26 1>6 Photograph, illustration 

* Margaret Dibben 04/02/01 C 30>31 1>6 Photograph 













* Margaret Dibben 06/05/01 C 11 1>6 Photographs


* Margaret Dibben 20/05/01 C 19 1>5 Photographs 










* Margaret Dibben 29/07/01 C 18>19 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 

* Margaret Dibben 05/08/01 C 14>15 1>3 Photograph, 

illustration 






* Margaret Dibben 16/09/01 R 14 1>6 Photographs 



* Margaret Dibben 07/10/01 C 15 1>6 Photographs 









* Margaret Dibben 09/12/01 R 13 1>6 Photograph 


MONROE, MARILYN 

* Revealed: Marilyn as we never new her - tapes shed light on a 

bright, liberated women who took the world by storm 16/12/01 


MONTGOMERY, FIELD MARSHAL 


Rommel in North Africa and is regarded as one of Britain's 

bravest soldiers, was a homosexual, according to a new 

biography 25/02/01 B 15 1>2 Photograph 

MOONEY, TONY 


MOORE, BRIAN 


Moore, died yesterday - see Deaths 02/09/01 

MOORE, CHARLES 


140 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Charles Moore, the reluctant 

revolutionary 08/07/01 B 20 1>6 Photographs 

MOORE, LUCY 


MOORE, TIM 

* Interview with author, Tim Moore - see Books Interview, The 

18/02/01 

MORAL MUSE 

* Margaret Cook 07/01/01 R 6 2>7 Photograph 








* Margaret Cook 04/03/01 R 4 3>6 Photographs 

















* Margaret Cook 22/07/01 R 4 2>7 Photographs 







MORALITIES: SEX, MONEY AND POWER… 

* See Book Reviews - Flett, Kathryn 27/05/01 

MORANDI, GIORGIO 

* See Art 27/05/01 

MORISSETTE, ALANIS 



being traded on the capital markets 03/06/01 N 1 1>3

Photograph 

MORLEY, MALCOLM 

* See Art 17/06/01 

MORRIS, BILL 


* Bill Morris, leader of Britain's second biggest union, will 

threaten to throw his weight behind the Liberal Democrats over 

Labour's plans for public services - see Trade Unions 01/07/01 

MORRIS, CHRIS 

* Profile on Chris Morris, controversial satirist 22/07/01 B 23 


* The man who set Britain talking with a 30-minute TV satire is 

already moving on to his next target 05/08/01 B 13 1>8 

Photographs 

MORRIS, ESTELLE 



schools - see Education 30/12/01 

MORTIMER, EMILY 

* Interview with actress, Emily Mortimer 02/12/01 M 26>30 


MORTIMER, JOHN 


MORTON, ALISTAIR 

* Comment on Railtrack by Alastair Morton 21/10/01 N 4 1>6 

Photograph 

MORTON, ANDREW 

* A controversial biography of Madonna by bestselling author 

Andrew Morton is to be published, and the singer is furious - see 

Madonna 01/07/01 

MOSS, KATE 

* Profile on Jefferson Hack, magazine editor and boyfriend of 

supermodel Kate Moss - see Hack, Jefferson 26/08/01 



magazine - see Hack, Jefferson 16/09/01 

MOTHER TERESA 

* This week a tribunal of Vatican theologians will begin to 

consider whether Mother Teresa should be made a saint 


MOTOR INDUSTRY 

* Sunderland is braced for huge job losses if Japanese car maker, 

Nissan, carries out its threat to move production to France 

14/01/01 B 4 1>8 Photograph 

* Management: the motor industry's problems are compounded 

by autocracy as well as inbreeding - see Work 28/01/01 

* Tony Blair, on the line to Nissan's Carlos Ghosn, clinched 

Sunderland's victory 28/01/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph 

* MG Rover faces £300m loss 11/03/01 N 1 1>7 

* One year after news that BMW wanted out, Rover predicts 

security with new models and a mystery partner 11/03/01 N 5 


* MSN, the internet portal owned by Microsoft, will launch a 

UK version of an online car buying service which already sells 

$8bn of vehicles a year in the US 08/04/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph 


141 

* Leading British car manufacturers are suffering a severe sales 

slump, overall sales are rising but motorists prefer to buy imports 

06/05/01 N 2 1>2 

* BMW is to unveil the new face of England's most famous car, 

the Mini 20/05/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph 



jeopardise further investment and jobs - see Euro, The 27/05/01 

* Interview with Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn, who has closed 

plants but says Sunderland is safe for now - see Ghosn, Carlos 

27/05/01 

* MG Rover, the Longbridge based car company off-loaded by 

BMW a year ago, is planning to invest up to £550m in a 

replacement for its 45 medium sized car over the next three years 

10/06/01 N 1 1>5 Photograph 

* MG Rover loss nears £300m 08/07/01 N 2 1>3 

* Britain is the most expensive place in Europe to buy a car 

22/07/01 B 1 3>6 Photograph 

* BMW's successor to the Mini is in such high demand that 

customers are willing to pay well above the basic £10,600 on the 

road price to jump the waiting list 22/07/01 N 2 5>6 Photograph 

* Land Rover is planning to invest £2.5bn in a bid to raise sales 

of its four-wheel-drive vehicles from 175,000 to 300,000 by 

2006 30/09/01 N 2 3>8 

* Despite new regulation to force down prices, UK drivers are 

still paying about 50 per cent more than the rest of Europe 

14/10/01 C 2>3 1>5 Photograph 

* A new car will be unveiled this week called The Pod, which is 

a revolutionary system to gauge driver's emotions and give a 

safer ride - see Road Rage 21/10/01 

* MG Rover has been forced to put back its timetable for 

breaking even from 2002 to 2003 18/11/01 N 1 5>8 

* German car group BMW is close to signing an agreement with 

Toyota 16/12/01 N 2 1>5 Photograph 

MOTORING 

* Suzuki's King Quad 28/01/01 M 61 1>4 Photograph 



friendly fuel - see Oil Industry 11/02/01 

* Mitsubishi's in-car DVD route planner 18/02/01 M 67 1>4 

Photographs 

* One in 10 young motorists has driven after taking illegal drugs 

- see Drugs & Drug Abuse 04/03/01 

* The Porsche Boxster 04/03/01 M 61 1>4 Photograph 

* Lexus RX300 SE 18/03/01 M 55 1>4 Photographs 

* Buying a new car on the net can pay off - see Internet 

01/04/01 

* Britons love their cars more than any other Europeans, a major 

new EU study shows 08/04/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs 

* Bill Bradshaw gets the chance to play Inspector Morse as he 

takes a classic Jaguar Mark Two out for the weekend 13/05/01 

E 10 1>4 Photographs 

* Motorists seem poised to benefit from a new price war among 

car insurers after 18 months of big premium riches 08/07/01 C 7 


* Parking spaces are harder than ever to find as over zealous 

councils fight to cash in on easy income 15/07/01 B 16 1>7 

Photographs 

* The Halifax Bank has launched a telephone motor insurance

product aimed at drivers with a clean claims record - see 


* Concrete barriers, hi-tech gizmos and low cunning are set to 

force motorists out of their cars and on to public transport - see 

Transport 26/08/01 

* Cars are a costly habit that you can kick - see Personal Finance 

02/09/01 

* The bigger your car, the harder the new green tax will hit your 

pocket 14/10/01 C 5>5 1>5 Photograph 

* A new car will be unveiled this week called The Pod, which is 

a revolutionary system to gauge driver's emotions and give a 

safer ride 21/10/01 B 7 6>7 Illustration 

MOUNT EVEREST 

* The family of the youngest Briton to climb the world's tallest 

mountain, who never made it back, are locked in a bitter dispute 

with his guides 11/11/01 B 22 1>6 Photographs 

MOUTHING THE WORDS 


MOYET, ALISON 

* Interview with eighties pop icon, Alison Moyet 05/08/01 R 3 


MOZART 


treatment of epilepsy - see Health 01/04/01 

MRS BLAIR'S DIARY 




* Columnist 28/01/01 B 28 2>5 



















MRS KENNEDY 

* See Book Reviews - Rawnsley, Andrew 18/11/01 

MRS P'S JOURNEY 


142 

* See Book Reviews - Mills, Selina 10/06/01 

MUHAMMAD, THE PROPHET 

* Profile on The Prophet Muhammad, whose name has been 

invoked to justify the killing of more than 6,000 people on the 

11th September terrorist attacks on New York and Washington 

23/09/01 B 12 1>6 Illustrations 

MULLAN, JOE 

* He tried to kill his father at 14 and had his first breakdown in 

his twenties, but at 41 Peter Mullan, award-winning star of My 

Name Is Joe, has found peace 07/01/01 M 10>14 1>4 

Photographs 

MULTITUDE OF SINS, A 


MUMBA, SAMANTHA 

* Samantha Mumba famously sacked three stylists because she 

didn't want to wear their clothes - Observer fashion editor Jo 

Adams takes her shopping… - see Fashion 02/09/01 

MUNNERY, SIMON 

* With his first TV outing, Fringe darling Simon Munnery has 

the mainstream in his sights - see Film 18/02/01 

MUNOZ, JUAN 

* When Juan Munoz studied art at Croydon, he made a 

pilgrimage to the Tate every Sunday, now he takes on the 

challenge of the vast space of Tate Modern's Turbine Hall 

03/06/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

* See Art 17/06/01 



Tate Modern, pays tribute to a brilliant artist and a great friend 


MURDOCH, IRIS: A LIFE 


MURDOCH, RUPERT 

* Profile on Rupert Murdoch who is 70 next week 04/03/01 N 5 


MUSHARRAF, GENERAL PERVEZ 

* Profile on General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan - see 


MUSIC 

* Review of new releases 07/01/01 R 16 1>8 Photographs 





* Vinyl is back, a decade after cd's threatened them to extinction, 

sales of records are surging in shops across Britain 04/02/01 B 







* Review of new releases 18/03/01 R 14 1>8 Photographs
















* EMI and Virgin will this week become the first major record 

labels in Europe to sell music downloaded through the internet 

08/07/01 N 1 1>2 Photograph 






* Film music - see Film 12/08/01 













Department over plans to distribute music over the net - see 


* Review of new releases 28/10/01 R 14 1>8 








* Music Watch 2002 30/12/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs 

MUSIC: CLASSICAL 


143 

* Review of Die Fledermaus/Ernst Kovacic and friends/William 

Glock Memorial Concert 07/01/01 R 14 5>8 Photograph 

* Review of The Elixir of Love/Park Lane Group New Year 

Series 14/01/01 R 13 1>4 Photograph 

* Review of Schnittke Weekend 21/01/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Haydn's Orfeo/Musica Secreta 28/01/01 R 12 5>8 

Photograph 

* Review of The Rheingold/Tristan und Isolde 04/02/01 R 11 


* Review of Tete a Tete/Arditti Quartet 11/02/01 R 13 1>6 

* Review of Marriage of Figaro/Marcus Ullman 18/02/01 R 13 


* Review of Votzek/London Royal Schools Opera 25/02/01 R 


* Review of Aida/Turandot 04/03/01 R 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Manon/Belcea Quartet/Moscow String 

Quartet/Gubaidulina Day 11/03/01 R 16 3>6 Photograph 

* Review of Kagel Festival/Evelyn Glennis and Friends/David 

Matthews premiere 18/03/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Boulevard Solitude/Tan Dun premiere/David 

Bedford premiere 25/03/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Pavarotti's prodigies launch his picnic in the park 25/03/01 B 



treatment of epilepsy - see Health 01/04/01 

* Review of Duke Quartet/Kreutzer Quartet/Goldberg Ensemble 

Festival 01/04/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Review of Bach Cantatas/Because I Sing/Bartoli/Boulez 

08/04/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Il Trovatore/Concerts for Holy Week/Parsifal 

15/04/01 R 13 1>6 

* Review of Polyphony & Orchestra of the Age of 

Enlightenment/Eightieth Birthday Concert for Sir Malcolm 

Arnold/L'amore industrioso 22/04/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Interview with Sir Simon Rattle, conductor - see Rattle, Sir 

Simon 29/04/01 

* Review of Pirates of Penzance/The Diary of One Who 

Disappeared/State of the Nation 29/04/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Interview with soprano Karita Mattila - see Mattila, Karita 

06/05/01 

* Review of From Morning to Midnight/Carmen 06/05/01 R 13 


* Review of Paradise Moscow/Royal Festival Hall Fiftieth 

Birthday 13/05/01 R 10 1>4 Photographs 



but now a battle of wills is threatening its consummation - see 

Berlin Philharmonic 20/05/01 

* Review of Fidelio/Queen of Spades 20/05/01 R 13 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Katya Kabanova/Spirit Child/Andrusier Ensemble 

27/05/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Two sopranos spotted singing in Covent Garden are now set to 

sign a recording deal that will change their lives 27/05/01 B 11 


* Review of Don Giovanni/Le martyre de Saint 

Sebastien/Brighton Festival 03/06/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs

* Review of Carmen/Orfeo ed Euridice 10/06/01 R 13 1>6 

Photographs 

* La Gazzetta and The Magic Flute/I Fagiolini 17/06/01 R 10 


* Review of Kantan and Damask Drum 17/06/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Rape of Lucretia/The Man Who Mistook His Wife 

For A Hat/Spitalfields Festival 24/06/01 R 13 1>6 

* Review of Kantan/Damask Drum/Lady Macbeth of 

Mtsensk/The Ring Experience 01/07/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Cheltenham Festival/A Better Place/Fortunio 


* Singer Charlotte Church performed before 70,000 fans at the 

Picnic with Pavarotti in Hyde Park, London - see Church, 

Charlotte 15/07/01 

* Review of Macbeth/Un Ballo in Maschera/God's Lair 


* Review of Jessye Norman/Otello/Helmut Lachenmann 

22/07/01 R 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of Otello/The Proms 29/07/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Proms/Owen Wingrave 05/08/01 R 13 1>6 

Photograph 

* Review of The Last Supper/Proms 12/08/01 R 13 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Die Walkure/Richardo i Elena/Dido and Aeneas 


* Review of The Proms 02/09/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Saint Francois d'Assise/The Proms 09/09/01 R 13 


* Review of Leonore/The Proms 16/09/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Rigoletto/Cunning Little Vixen 23/09/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Carmen/Turandot/The Shout 30/09/01 R 11 1>5 

Photograph 



senior job in Germany, attacking the Arts Council 30/09/01 B 7 


* Review of Jenufa/City of London Sinfonia 07/10/01 R 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Masterprize/Mitsuko uchida and Mark Steinberg/ 

Qingdao Beijing Opera 14/10/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Opera fans worship at the feet of Cecilia Bartoli 14/10/01 R 6 


* Review of L'anima del filosofo/The Lighthouse: Music Theatre 

Wales 21/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of CBSO/Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen 28/10/01 R 


* Review of War and Peace 04/11/01 R 9 1>5 Photograph 

* The Marriage of Figaro/Fretwork Tour/Roxanna Panufnik 

premiere 11/11/01 R 11 1>6 

* Review of Le Nozze di Figaro/Glyndbourne Touring 

Opera/War Requiem/BBC Symphony Orchestra/RAM Mason 

Ensemble 18/11/01 R 11 1>8 

* Blockaded by the Germans, the half-starved citizens of 

Leningrad mounted an extraordinary act of resistance… they 

blasted the Nazi tanks with Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony - 


144 

see World War II 25/11/01 

* Review of A Midsummer Night's Dream/Simon Preston 

25/11/01 R 11 6>8 Photograph 

* After six years of preparation and controversy the opera world 

will flock to Milan next week to watch the first act of La Scala's 

riskiest melodrama: renovation - see International Affairs: 

Europe 02/12/01 

* Review of Rake's Progress/Huddersfield Festival 02/12/01 R 



Romanian diva Angela Gheorghiu talks to Peter Conrad - see 

Film 09/12/01 

* Review of Philip Glass/Magnus Lindberg 09/12/01 R 10 1>2 

* Review of Parsifal/Bulgarian Voices etc 16/12/01 R 12 1>5 

Photographs 

* Classical of the Year: Fiona Maddocks 23/12/01 R 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Classical 2002: Fiona Maddocks 30/12/01 R 7 1>6 

Photograph 

MUSIC: COUNTRY 

* Country is the new rebel music 21/10/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Steve Earle and family are coming to London with plenty to 

sing about after surviving drugs, alcohol and six marriages - see 

Earle, Steve 28/10/01 

MUSIC: FOLK 

* Martin Carthy is the choirboy who became a folk stalwart 


* Review of Cara Dillon 04/11/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

MUSIC: GOSPEL 

* Review of The Blind Boys of Alabama 29/04/01 R 13 1>5 

Photograph 

MUSIC: JAZZ 

* Jazz Café concept is to be taken to Paris, Barcelona and 

another top European city 21/01/01 N 1 3>5 Photograph 

* Review of Wynton Marsalis at Symphony Hall, Birmingham 

11/02/01 R 12 6>8 

* Despite illness, Barbara Thompson's musical days are far from 

over 01/04/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 

* An insider's guide to the world's best jazz festivals 22/04/01 E 




anything but weep, according to a new book - see Ellington, 

Duke 29/04/01 

* Burhan Wazir in Miami finds that Roni Size and Reprazent 

have evolved from drum'n'bass 10/06/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Interview with Diana Krall 16/09/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Denys Baptiste's music reflects his charm, says Dave Gelly 

04/11/01 r 14 1>7 Photograph 

MUSIC: OTHER 

* Review of Only Connect: Sound On Film Live 04/03/01 R 11 

7>8 

* Review of Rokia Traore 15/04/01 R 10 6>8 Photograph 

* Review of Womad 05/08/01 R 10 1>7 Photograph 

* Review of The Big Chill at Lulworth Castle, Dorset 26/08/01 

R 13 7>8 Photograph

* Christmas Songs 09/12/01 R 12 1>8 Photograph 

MUSIC: POP 

* Radiohead attack safe, boring Radio 1 - see Radio 07/01/01 

* Sheryl Garratt on Rollo Armstrong 07/01/01 R 16 1>8 

Photograph 

* Observer readers declare John Lennon's classic hit single, 

Imagine, as the best of all time 07/01/01 B 6 4>8 Photographs 

* Neil Spencer distils the truth from the myths that surround 

John Lennon's 'Imagine', voted best No 1 single ever 07/01/01 R 


* The new wave of US bands are loud, but just as introspective 

as the UK soft rockers 14/01/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Akin Ojumu 21/01/01 R 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of The Magnetic Fields 21/01/01 R 13 7>8 

Photograph 

* Pop Awards 28/01/01 R 13 3>5 

* Review of Marilyn Manson 28/01/01 R 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Interview with John Frusciante 04/02/01 R 13 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of Ani DiFranco 04/02/01 R 13 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The NME Carling Awards Tour/Starsailor 04/02/01 

R 13 6>7 

* Popstars became ITV's biggest entertainment hit of the year 

04/02/01 B 7 1>8 Photograph 

* Eminem and Elton John - the ultimate duet 11/02/01 B 1 2>6 

Photograph 

* Review of Eminem at Manchester Arena 11/02/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of U2 at the Astoria, London 11/02/01 R 11 1>6 

Photograph 

* Review of PJ Harvey 18/02/01 R 11 1>4 Photographs 

* Leeroy Thornhill was the one in The Prodigy who didn't play 

or sing, but even dancers can make albums 18/02/01 R 14 1>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Richard Ashcroft 25/02/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Fun Lovin' Criminals 04/03/01 R 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Shaggy is top dog again 04/03/01 R 14 8 Photograph 

* Interview with cult singer-songwriter Will Oldham 04/03/01 R 


* Interview with Shane McGowan, ex member of The Pogues - 

see McGowan, Shane 11/03/01 

* Review of The manic Street Preachers 11/03/01 R 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Interview with Nick Cave, musician - see Cave, Nick 18/03/01 

* Simon Napier-Bell's career spans a large part of the history of 

British pop - now he's spilling the beans - see Napier-Bell, 

Simon 18/03/01 

* Review of The Divine Comedy 18/03/01 R 13 1>5 

Photograph 

* The hype surrounding the Manic Street Preachers tour of Cuba 

18/03/01 M 22>25 1>4 Photographs 

* Bob Dylan is now approaching 60 with an Oscar almost within 

his grasp - he remains infuriating and elusive - see Dylan, Bob 

25/03/01 

* Review of Sheryl Garratt 25/03/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 


145 

* After a night on the town with Talvin, Sheryl Garratt says the 

Mercury prize winner is more inspired than arrogant 25/03/01 R 


* Adverts and pop music merge into one - see Advertising 

01/04/01 

* Review of Sugababes 01/04/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Ronan Keating is hoping to do what Noel and Robbie failed to 

do - conquer America - see Keating, Ronan 08/04/01 

* Review of Stereo MC's 08/04/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* In their short career Hear'Say can boast a No 1 single and 

album, a clothing range, toys, a tribute band - even a stalker. It's 

a runaway brand phenomenon 08/04/01 B 16 1>8 Photographs 

* With Napster's demise there's a fight to make money from 

music on the web - but first they have to pacify irate musicians 


* Review of Neil Finn, ex-Crowded House frontman 15/04/01 R 


* Pink Floyd's founding genius Syd Barrett has kept a 30-year 

silence - and now he is the most wanted man in music - see 

Barrett, Syd 22/04/01 

* Review of Papa Roach 22/04/01 R 13 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of Air 29/04/01 R 13 1>7 Photographs 

* After a lifetime of angst, David Byrne, formerly of Talking 

Heads, is about to embrace grubby humanity 29/04/01 R 14 1>7 

Photograph 

* Review of Spooks 06/05/01 R 13 1>5 Photograph 

* At $100,000 a song, Rodney 'Darkchild' Jerkins could revive 

Michael Jackson's career 06/05/01 R 14 1>6 Photograph 

* Stereo MC's were Britain's biggest band when they went into 

the studio to record their next album, nine years later its out 

06/05/01 M 24>28 1>4 Photographs 

* Interview with musician Bryan Ferry who has regrouped Roxy 

Music after 18 years - see Ferry, Bryan 13/05/01 

* Interview with pop duo The Pet Shop Boys - see Pet Shop 

Boys, The 13/05/01 

* Burhan Wazir on Sparklehorse 13/05/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Being moody and unplugged is suddenly all the rage again and 

Tom McRae is moodier than most 13/05/01 R 14 1>6 

Photograph 

* Interview with pop duo The Pet Shop Boys 13/05/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 




* Interview with Dido Armstrong, currently the world's best 

selling female music star - see Armstrong, Dido 20/05/01 

* Another batch of lost albums has just hit the racks, it might be 

nice to hear every studio take by the Beach Boys, but is it 

necessary? 20/05/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* This year's Meltdown Festival in London promises to be as 

gently eccentric as its maverick curator, Robert Wyatt - see 

Wyatt, Robert 27/05/01 

* Review of Pulp 27/05/01 R 10 1>7 Photographs 

* The Proclaimers are back with a fistful of inspired ballads 

27/05/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 



being traded on the capital markets - see Morissette, Alanis 

03/06/01

* Missy Elliott 03/06/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Limp Bizkit 03/06/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* How did Destiny's Child become the biggest pop act on the 

planet? - see Destiny's Child 10/06/01 

* Yesterday's rock stars are now in record demand, touring and 

selling albums, to young fans as well as old 10/06/01 B 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Travis 10/06/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Madonna Live in Milan 17/06/01 R 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Summer Pop 17/06/01 R 7 6>7 Photographs 

* Review of Destiny's Child 24/06/01 R 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Napster's legal defeat has sparked a wave of innovation - 

record companies are set to cash in and so is fresh opposition 


* Review of Tricky 01/07/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Interview with Jo Strummer, ex member of The Clash 

01/07/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 

* Madonna's pop concert at Earl's Court - see Madonna 

08/07/01 

* Review of Lambchop 08/07/01 R 13 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of the Beta Band 08/07/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Radiohead 15/07/01 R 13 1>4 Photograph 

* Interview with St Germain 15/07/01 R 16 1>7 Photograph 

* Interview with Bjork, Ireland's queen of pop - see Bjork 

22/07/01 

* Review of New Order at Olympia Theatre, Liverpool 22/07/01 


* There's one Ink Spot still on the go - Lloyd Washington 

22/07/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* In 20 years MTV has changed the way we appreciate music 

and made the careers of acts as diverse as Madonna and Eminem 

- but critics argue that it has also altered the way music is made 


* Profile on Damon Albarn, Blur's ex-frontman who turned his 

back on the celebrity limelight - see Albarn, Damon 29/07/01 

* Profile on Ed Harcourt, who was shortlisted for the Mercury 

Prize last week 29/07/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Interview with eighties pop icon, Alison Moyet - see Moyet, 

Alison 05/08/01 

* Interview with Missy Elliott - see Elliott, Missy 05/08/01 

* Last week Mariah Carey was at the peak of her career, this 

week she is in a psychiatric clinic - see Carey, Mariah 05/08/01 

* Record sales are soaring 05/08/01 N 1 2>3 Photograph 

* Interview with the members of New Order, back almost a 

decade later of drink, drugs and debt 12/08/01 M 12>15 1>4 

Photographs 

* Review of Mercury Rev 12/08/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 

* Interview with Emma Bunton, ex-member of The Spice Girls - 

see Bunton, Emma 19/08/01 

* Interview with Eve 19/08/01 R 14 1>6 Photograph 


biggest for any British act since The Beatles 19/08/01 B 3 1>7 

Photographs 

* Review of Macy Gray 26/08/01 R 13 1>6 Photograph 


146 

* Interview with Ben Folds, who has a new band but hasn't lost 

his irony 26/08/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Review of Basement Jaxx/Faithless 02/09/01 R 11 7>8 

* Review of Bjork/Tori Amos 02/09/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Michael Jackson with Britney Spears at his comeback concert 

in Madison Square Garden, New York - see Jackson, Michael 

09/09/01 

* Review of The Bangles 09/09/01 R 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Interview with Groove Armada 09/09/01 R 14 1>8 

Photograph 

* Interview with pop singer, Britney Spears - see Spears, Britney 

16/09/01 

* Review of D12 16/09/01 R 11 1>3 Photograph 

* Pop girls before Britney 16/09/01 M 14 1 Photographs 

* Interview with Kylie Minogue, pop singer, former soap starlet, 

gay icon - see Minogue, Kylie 23/09/01 

* Review of Diamanda Galas 23/09/01 R 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Interview with Starsailor 23/09/01 R 14 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Spiritualised 30/09/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Interview with Engelbert Humperdinck, pop singer - see 

Humperdinck, Engelbert 07/10/01 

* Review of Sophie Ellis Bextor 07/10/01 R 13 6>8 Photograph 

* UB40, one of Britain's most successful bands, are setting up a 

'fame school' in Birmingham with £20m of local authority and 

private-sector cash - see Arts, The 14/10/01 

* Spice Girls Limited has just recorded its first-ever loss, 

recently filed accounts show 14/10/01 N 1 4>7 Photograph 

* Review of Robbie Williams 14/10/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of the duo Lamb 14/10/01 R 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Depeche Mode 21/10/01 R 11 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of Elektronic 21/10/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Michael Jackson CD: Invincible 21/10/01 R 14 6>8 

Photograph 



abuse charges? - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 

28/10/01 

* Review of Andrew WK 28/10/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* After a decade of extraordinary bad luck, the Charlatans are 

back 28/10/01 R 14 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of Jamiroquai 04/11/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph 

* Prince's influence on today's leading musicians is undeniable 


* Review of Natalie Merchant 11/11/01 R 12 7>8 Photograph 

* Interview with Macy Gray, America's hottest hip-hop diva - 

see Gray, Macy 18/11/01 

* Review of White Stripes 18/11/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Ryan Adams 25/11/01 R 13 3>8 Photograph 

* Zero 7 have earned their heroes' reception 25/11/01 R 14 1>6 

Photograph 

* So Solid Crew who've swapped the drugs and guns of their 

south London estate for pop superstardom 25/11/01 M 33>38 


* Mourners queue in Liverpool to bid farewell to George

Harrison, who died after his battle with cancer recently - see 

Harrison, George 02/12/01 

* Profile on George Harrison 1943-2001 - see Harrison, George 

02/12/01 

* Review of Pulp 02/12/01 R 13 1>5 Photographs 

* Novelty singles: celebrity karaoke songs 02/12/01 R 14 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Goldfrapp 09/12/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Interview with pop producer, Pete Waterman - see Waterman, 

Pete 16/12/01 

* Heavy metal spawns a new salvation army 16/12/01 R 12 1>3 

* Ancient pop icons aiming to revive their fortunes by duetting 

with hip, young stars only succeed in one thing - looking naff 


* Pop of the Year: Neil Spencer 23/12/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Pop 2002: Akin Ojumu 30/12/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

MUSIC: R&B 


rise to superstardom - see Haughton, Aaliyah 02/09/01 

* Aaliyah, who died last week, had already made R&B her own 


MUSIC: RAP 

* Profile on rap singer, Eminem - see Eminem 07/01/01 

* Cleared rap star Sean 'Puffy' Combs faces one billion dollars 

worth of civil suits as he seeks to keep his corporate empire and 

image intact - see Combs, Sean 18/03/01 

* The trials of Puff Daddy, real name Sean Combs - see Combs, 

Sean 18/03/01 

* Rapper Michael Franti has convictions, but not the kind people 

expect in rap 22/04/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

* The godfather of rap is back in the UK - but a judge wants him 

to go into rehab after this tour - see Scott-Heron, Gil 15/07/01 

* Marion 'Suge' Knight, head of Death Row Records, is about to 

get out of jail - see Knight, Marion 'Suge' 05/08/01 

* Interview with Saul Williams, who aims to drag rap kicking 

and screaming from the ghetto 05/08/01 R 14 1>7 Photograph 

MUSIC: ROCK 

* Interview with Alice Cooper, ageing rockstar - see Cooper, 

Alice 29/04/01 

* Review of Neil Young and Crazy Horse 17/06/01 R 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* Review of The Strokes 17/06/01 R 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Bob Dylan 15/07/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Patti Smith 29/07/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Nostalgia is the death of rock, says John Strausbaugh 12/08/01 

R 5>6 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Super Furry Animals 07/10/01 R 13 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Oasis 14/10/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Desperate for youth appeal, Mick Jagger has launched a teen 

website to show that he has not faded away - see Jagger, Mick 

11/11/01 

* Has the time come for Old Rubber Lips to fade away - see 

Jagger, Mick 25/11/01 

* The two sides to musician Ronnie Wood, legendary Rolling 


147 

Stone - see Wood, Ronnie 02/12/01 

* On the road with The Strokes 16/12/01 M 8>12 1>4 

Photographs 

MUSIC: ROCK 'N' ROLL 

* Piano player Johnnie Johnson battles with Chuck Berry for 

royalties from the birth of rock 'n' roll 04/03/01 B 25 1>6 

Photographs 

MUSIC: SOUL 

* Manchester's Rae and Christian revive Bobby Womack and the 

result in electric 25/02/01 R 15 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Erykah Badu at Brixton Academy, London SW9 

22/07/01 R 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Review of R Kelly 23/09/01 R 13 1>5 Photograph 

* Interview with India Arie Simpson, soul singer - see Simpson, 

India Arie 07/10/01 

MY BEST FRIEND 


MY DREAM OF YOU 


MY LITTLE BLUE DRESS 


MY MONEY 

* Consumer's Association's Mick McAteer 07/01/01 C 20 1>5 

Photograph 

* Private Eye cartoonist Tony Husband 14/01/01 C 24 1>4 

Photograph 

* Writer, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown 21/01/01 C 28 1>4 

Photograph 

* Labour MP, Diane Abbott 28/01/01 C 28 1>4 Photograph 

* Rosemary Brown, retirement expert 04/02/01 C 32 1>5 

Photograph 

* Graham Ward, accountant 11/02/01 C 36 1>4 Photograph 

* Geoffrey Tapper, GP 18/02/01 C 36 1>4 Photograph 

* Pete Moore, author 25/02/01 C 36 1>4 Photograph 

* Mark Powell, first-time writer 04/03/01 C 36 1>5 Photograph 

* Rowena Stott, Edith Holden's great niece 11/03/01 C 36 1>5 

Photographs 

* Disability campaigner Jane Campbell 18/03/01 C 36 1>5 

Photograph 

* Angela Mason, lesbian and gay adviser to London mayor, Ken 

Livingstone 25/03/01 C 36 1>4 Photograph 

* John Boden, creator of Boden and Mini-Boden mail-order firm 

01/04/01 C 28 1>4 Photographs 

* Arthur Helen McLean 08/04/01 C 20 1>5 Photographs 

* Children's TV and radio presenter Matt Smith 15/04/01 C 16 


* Tracy Worcester, enemy of global greed 22/04/01 C 20 1>4 

Photograph 

* Body Language author Allan Pease 29/04/01 C 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* Former TV star, Michael Cashman, now an MEP 06/05/01 C 


* Anne McNamara, the founder of Manchester's mag for the

homeless, The Big Issue 13/05/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Once forensic scientist, now zoologist and entomologist, Dr. 

Zakaria Erzinclioglu 20/05/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Sue Limb, author of Dulcie Domum 27/05/01 C 20 1>4 

Photograph 

* TV presenter, Rhodri Williams 03/06/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Prize-winning writer Harlan Coben 10/06/01 C 20 1>3 

Photograph 

* Former SmithKline high-flier David Earnshaw 17/06/01 C 16 


* Pensions Ombudsman Julian Farrand 24/06/01 C 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* Alan Debenham, campaigner who wants a seat on the 

Nationwide Building Society's board 01/07/01 C 20 1>4 

Photograph 

* Astrologer, Maggie Hyde 08/07/01 C 16 1>3 Photograph 

* Writer, Patrick Gale 15/07/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Businessman Alan McNamara 22/07/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Paul Laity, editor of the Left Book Club Anthology 29/07/01 

C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Actor and former Royal Shakespeare Company stalwart, Neil 

Caple 05/08/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Sarah Diamond, author 12/08/01 C 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Jon Fennell, TV's top pet counsellor 19/08/01 C 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* Novelist, Tim Parks 26/08/01 C 16 1>3 Photograph 

* Paul Hollywood, TV chef 02/09/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Author, Lee Langley 09/09/01 C 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Channel 5 newsreader, Bob Butler 16/09/01 R 15 1>6 

* Gill Fielding, wealth coach 23/09/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Novelist Louise Bagshawe 30/09/01 C 20 1>3 Photograph 

* Crime writer, Tami Hoag 07/10/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Photographer, Amanda Eliasch 14/10/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Novelist, Graham Hurley 21/10/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Ex-soccer star Lee Chapman 28/10/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Writer, Jill Dawson 04/11/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

MY NAME IS RED 

* See Book Reviews - Altinel, Avkar 05/08/01 

MYSTIC RIVER 


NAIPAUL, V.S. 



is holding its breath to see if the prodigal son will return 


NAPIER-BELL, SIMON 

* Simon Napier-Bell's career spans a large part of the history of 

British pop - now he's spilling the beans 18/03/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 

NAPOLEON 

* Britons are won over by new books and films about the French 

leader, Napoleon 26/08/01 B 7 1>4 Photographs 


148 

NAPOLEON AND WELLINGTON 


NASA 

* Underfunding, unnecessary errors and a growing debt have left 

America's space agency Nasa on the brink of collapse 04/11/01 


NASH, JOHN FORBES 



controversial new film makes no mention of his gay past 


NATIONAL FRONT 

* Racial violence flared in Oldham after National Front 

supporters descended on the town to try to hold an illegal march 

06/05/01 B 2 2>3 Photograph 

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE 

* NHS hospitals are turning to Big Issue-style magazine-sellers 

to raise cash 21/01/01 B 11 8 

* The MoD is forced to sign contracts with 40 hospitals outside 

state system to beat long waiting lists - see Armed Forces 

28/01/01 

* The Government plans to make independent scrutiny of the 

NHS a criminal offence 28/01/01 B 3 7>8 

* Shortage of 4,700 GPs threatens NHS reforms 11/02/01 B 2 

5>7 

* Secret blueprint of the Tories would deny free NHS treatment 

to high earners 25/02/01 B 2 2>7 

* In the third series, Faisal Islam runs some tests on the longterm 

future of NHS funding 25/02/01 N 6 1>4 Photograph 

* Doctors are set for 'golden hellos' to lure them into general 

practice under new plans to tackle a shortage of GPs - see 

Medical Profession 11/03/01 


under radical plans being drawn up by NHS trusts 11/03/01 B 

12 5>7 Cartoon 

* Jean Brett underwent eye surgery for a disease she didn't have, 

her fight for justice has cost £30,000 and exposed failings in the 

way the NHS handles complaints 22/04/01 B 16 1>8 

Photographs 

* One health authority in five is denying patients expensive 

drugs in defiance of the government body set up to end NHS 

rationing 06/05/01 B 2 6 



improve the NHS 20/05/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Focus on The NHS and mental health - the NHS was accused 

of failing a suicidal 22 year-old after her father's mercy killing 

trial last week 20/05/01 B 21 1>8 Photographs 



service - see Blair, Cherie 27/05/01 

* Health Secretary Alan Milburn plans in July to name and 

shame trusts which have failed to meet minimum standards, such 

as offering speedy cancer treatments 27/05/01 B 3 1>7 

Photograph 




NHS 03/06/01 B 12 7>8 

* Long waits for treatment by the National Health Service are

forcing many people to consider paying for private treatment - 


* In a damning report to be published this week, the NHS will be 

accused of 'institutional racism' 17/06/01 B 10 7>8 

* Asylum seekers often arrive with appalling medical conditions, 

so why isn't the NHS prepared to help? 24/06/01 M 47>48 1>4 

Photograph 

* Filthy, gloomy and chaotic: the reality of a new NHS flagship 





15/07/01 B 2 2>3 

* The NHS is facing legal actions totalling millions of pounds 

from families whose children were killed or suffered brain 

damage following treatment at Bristol Royal Infirmary 15/07/01 





Health 12/08/01 

* Nurses quit the ailing NHS for the good life abroad - see 

Medical Profession 19/08/01 

* Patients facing delays for operations will be sent abroad for 

treatment after a Government U-turn on calls to use spare beds in 

foreign hospitals 26/08/01 B 2 5>7 Photograph 

* Tony Blair was threatened with industrial action in Britain's 

hospitals unless he can quash fears over private sector 

involvement in public services 09/09/01 B 6 8 

* Now you too can have a film star's smile… but not on the NHS 


* Patients could have to pay to see their GP under plans being 

considered by Charles Kennedy, leader of the Liberal Democrats 


* The genetic secrets of millions of Britons could be sold off by 

the NHS to private drug companies under highly controversial 

proposals outlined in leaked government documents - see 

Genetics 23/09/01 

* The NHS wastes £18m on poor hospital food, according to a 

damning report into the state of hospital catering 23/09/01 B 6 

1>3 

* Observer health editor Anthony Browne, once a passionate 

believer in the NHS, tells why he now feels it can never work 

and it is only kept alive by wrong-headed idealism 07/10/01 B 


* Observer readers' responses to comments by The Observer 

health editor, Anthony Browne on the National Health Service 


* Britain's hospitals face a winter crisis similar to that two years 

ago when the NHS came close to collapse, senior doctors have 

warned - see Hospitals 28/10/01 

* France's medical system is recognised as superior to the NHS, 

report from Paris on the lessons that Britain can learn 11/11/01 


* A private healthcare company headed by one of Tony Blair's 

closest allies is making millions of pounds from acute NHS staff 

shortages 25/11/01 B 1, 3 1>3 Photograph 

* NHS - paying for change 02/12/01 B 19 1>7 Photographs 

* More than £700m of taxpayers' money allocated for the 

National Health Service was not spent last year 02/12/01 B 2 

2>7 



149 

prescription of heroin to addicts on the NHS - see Drugs & Drug 

Abuse 09/12/01 

* Management: We can't save the NHS just by throwing money 

at it - see Work 09/12/01 

* Patients are paying record amounts out of their own pockets to 

buy private treatment from the National Health Service 16/12/01 

B 3 1>4 

* A medical scanner costing millions of pounds is being used to 

treat pets at an NHS hospital that does not have enough nurses to 

use it on human patients 23/12/01 B 1 1>6 

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE, THE 

* Liverpool's Alder Hey Childrens' Hospital is braced for a 

violent protest over organ scandal 28/01/01 B 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* The stepfather of a six-year-old girl rescued after being held 

hostage by kidnappers for 23 days was flying to the Philippines 

last night to be reunited with her - see International Affairs: S.E. 

Asia 04/02/01 

* Gunfight ends ordeal for hostages in Bangladesh - see 

International Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 18/03/01 

* One of Britain's leading hospitals discriminated against 

children with Down's syndrome because of the belief that 

operating on them was not worthwhile given their condition 

01/04/01 B 2 2>7 

* Department of Health officials are trying to persuade hospitals 

to plant trees where patients can see them - see Environment 

15/04/01 

* Britain's hospitals face a winter crisis similar to that two years 

ago when the NHS came close to collapse, senior doctors have 

warned 28/10/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 

* A hospital in Coventry is expected to be named as the worst in 

the country for heart bypass operations 18/11/01 B 7 7>8 

NATIONAL LOTTERY 

* Camelot director Peter Murphy - the last of the National 

Lottery's so called fat cats is to quit his job with a £500,000 

payoff 08/04/01 N 1 3>5 

* Figures out this week from Camelot are expected to show that 

the National Lottery operator has failed to arrest the decline in 

ticket sales 25/11/01 N 1 1>4 

NATIONAL THEATRE 

* The long wait for the board of the National Theatre to anoint 

Trevor Nunn's successor is being met with boos and slow 

handclaps from potential audiences 24/06/01 B 9 1>7 

Photographs 

NATO 



ammunition in the Balkans - see Armed Forces 07/01/01 

NAUGHTON, JOHN 


NAZIS 

* Nazis in Britain: the UK has been a haven to 400 Nazi 

murderers 02/09/01 B 15 1>6 Photographs 

* What is the truth about P.G. Wodehouse's relationship with the 

Nazi? Robert McCrum has unearthed startling new evidence 

thanks to a meeting with one of Plum's fellow wartime... - see 

Wodehouse, P.G. 18/11/01 

NEIGHBORS: THE DESTRUCTION OF THE JEWISH… 

* See Book Reviews - Steiner, George 08/04/01

NELSON, ADMIRAL LORD HORATIO 

* Written evidence of the relationship between Nelson and Lady 

Emma Hamilton was limited by prudish Victorian editors and an 

expert on Nelson has pieced together the censored sections of 

correspondence 21/10/01 B 12 1>8 Illustrations 

NELSON, MIKE 

* See Art 14/10/01 

NEO-NAZIS 

* Right-wing thugs in Germany are to be offered £30,000 if they 

pull out of the neo-Nazi movement 25/02/01 B 26 4>5 

* Neo-Nazis are gaining a foothold in Iceland, the country 

admired by Hitler as a model for the creation of an Aryan super 

race 11/03/01 B 26 5>6 

* Neo-Nazi German football hooligans plan to mount attacks on 

England supporters in an attempt to create mayhem at this 

week's World Cup qualifier in Munich - see Violence 26/08/01 


over atrocities 02/12/01 B 21 3>5 Photograph 

NESBITT, JAMES 



Sunday 30/12/01 R 3 1>7 Photographs 

NETWORKER, THE 

* John Naughton 07/01/01 N 8 4>7 Photograph 























* Andrew Pinder, the Prime Minister's e-Envoy, responds to 

comments by John Naughton in The Networker last week about 

the Government Gateway - see Internet 17/06/01 




150 























NEUBERGER, JULIA 


NEW AND COLLECTED POEMS 1931-2001 


NEW GIRL, THE 


NEW GROVE DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS, 

THE 

* See Book Reviews - Maddocks, Fiona 28/01/01 

NEW ORDER 


NEW PENGUIN BOOK OF SCOTTISH VERSE, THE 


NEW YORK NOTEBOOK 

* Henry Porter 23/09/01 X 23 2>5 Photographs 

* Henry Porter 30/09/01 B 29 5 Photograph 

* Henry Porter 07/10/01 B 31 1 Photograph 

NEWCASTLE 

* The city that gave us Paul Gascoigne, the Tyne Bridge and 

Brown Ale also has a less attractive feature - the lowest number 

of university-educated people in the country 01/04/01 B 5 1>5 

Photographs 

NEWQUAY 

* Newquay, Cornwall, became the surfing capital of the UK last 

week when it played host to the Rip Curl international festival 

05/08/01 B 7 1>8 Photographs

NEWS IN BRIEF 

* News snippets 07/01/01 B 4 5>6 Photograph 

* News snippets 07/01/01 B 5 1>2 Photographs, map 

* Business news snippets 21/01/01 N 2 7 

* News snippets 21/01/01 B 5 1>2 Photographs 




* News snippets 18/02/01 B 5 1>2 Photograph, illustration 

* News snippets 25/02/01 B 4 5 Photographs 















* News snippets 20/05/01 B 4 7>8 













* Business news snippets 05/08/01 N 2 7>8 


* Business news snippets 12/08/01 N 2 7>8 








151 


* News snippets on the New York terrorist attack 16/09/01 X 4 


* News snippets 23/09/01 B 4 7 Photograph 

* News snippets from around the world 23/09/01 X 4 7>8 

Photograph 


* News snippets 30/09/01 B 7 1 



* News snippets 14/10/01 B 10 7>8 Photograph, illustration 
















NEWSLINES 

* Sports news 07/01/01 S 13 1 

* Sports news 14/01/01 S 13 8 

* Sports news 21/01/01 S 13 8 

* Sports news 28/01/01 S 13 3>7 

* Sports news 04/02/01 S 14 8 

* Sports news 11/02/01 S 13 5>8 

* Sports news 18/02/01 S 14 8 

* Sports news 25/02/01 S 30 4>6 

* Sports news 04/03/01 S 14 4>5 

* Sports news 11/03/01 S 13 7>8 

* Sports news 18/03/01 S 13 8 

* Sports news 25/03/01 S 14 8 

* Sports news 01/04/01 S 16 3>5 

* Sports news 08/04/01 S 14 8 

* Sports news 15/04/01 S 14 1>5 

* Sports news 22/04/01 S 14 7>8 

* Sports news 29/04/01 S 12 1>6 

* Sports news 06/05/01 S 9 8 

* Sports news 20/05/01 S 16 5>8 

* Sports news 27/05/01 S 11 8

* Sports news 03/06/01 S 12 7>8 

* Sports news 10/06/01 S 9 8 

* Sports news 17/06/01 S 11 8 

* Sports news 24/06/01 S 26 6>7 

* Sports news 01/07/01 S 17 4>7 

* Sports news 08/07/01 S 7 8 

* Sports news 15/07/01 S 15 5>8 

* Sports news 22/07/01 S 15 1>6 

* Sports news 29/07/01 S 5 2>6 

* Sports news 05/08/01 S 13 1 

* Sports news 12/08/01 S 9 4>5 

* Sports news 19/08/01 S 13 4>8 Illustration 

* Sports news 26/08/01 S 17 3>5 

* Sports news 02/09/01 S 14 3>8 

* Sports news 09/09/01 S 13 7>8 

* Sports news 23/09/01 B 14 1>4 

* Sports news 07/10/01 S 14 6 

* Sports news 14/10/01 S 10 3>7 

* Sports news 21/10/01 S 13 4>6 

* Sports news 04/11/01 S 11 8 

* Sports news 11/11/01 S 14 5>8 

* Sports news 25/11/01 S 5 1>8 

* Sports news 02/12/01 S 12 1>8 

* Sports news 09/12/01 S 14 5>8 

* Sports news 16/12/01 S 14 1>8 

* Sports news 23/12/01 S 13 6>7 

NICHOLS, PETER 

* Peter Nichols's black comedy, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, 

based on coping with his own handicapped child is being 

revived… Nichols chronicles its restaging after nearly 35 years - 

see Theatre 23/09/01 

NIGHT 

* Night workers 04/02/01 M 10>15 1>2 Photographs 

* Night life: things to do after dark 04/02/01 M 15 3 Illustration 

* DJs - the ladies of the night 04/02/01 M 16>21 1>4 

Photographs 

* Night life: more things to do after dark 04/02/01 M 21 1>3 

Illustration 

* Closing time in London 04/02/01 M 22>25 1 Photograph 

* Norway - the city where it's night all day 04/02/01 M 26>31 1 

Photograph 

* Cult author Jake Arnot reflects on the lure of the night 

04/02/01 M 8>9 1>4 Photograph 

NIGHTCLUBS 

* After months of negotiations Peter Stringfellow is poised to 

open his second table dancing club in Paris - see Stringfellow, 

Peter 11/02/01 

* Dancing clubs are big business, raking in millions, but as some 

UK firms stumble, US rivals seek a slice of the action 11/02/01 



152 

* Police are to be given radical new powers to arrest club owners 

for allowing drugs to be taken in their clubs, prompting a furious 

reaction from rave entrepreneurs - see Drugs & Drug Abuse 

13/05/01 

* Amelia Hill in New York reports on a new club run by women 

sexual liberation gurus who are ready to spread the word in 

Britain - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 17/06/01 

NIGHTMARE TOWN 

* See Book Review - Guttridge, Peter 03/05/01 

NIKE 

* Nike employees continue to face poverty, harassment, 

dismissal and violent intimidation despite its pledge three years 

ago to improve conditions for the 500,000 strong global 

workforce 20/05/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 

NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 


NINETY DEGREES NORTH 


NIP 'N' TUCK 


NO GREAT MISCHIEF 


NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 

* Some women who have won the Nobel Peace Prize and why, 

in its 100-year history only a fraction of its laureates have been 

women 16/12/01 R 2 1>6 Photographs 

NOBEL PRIZE 


outrages Scandinavians - see International Affairs: Europe 

16/12/01 

NOBLE SAVAGE, THE 

* Myth of The Noble Savage is revealed - author says term was 

the work of racists, not 18th century philosopher Rousseau 

15/04/01 B 9 1>3 Photograph 

NOBLE, ADRIAN 

* Adrian Noble, defiant RSC director attacks 'snobbery' and 

'insulting' critics - see Arts, The 25/11/01 

NOONDAY DEMON, THE 


NORMAN, BARRY 

* Interview with film critic Barry Norman who, after 29 years of 

telling us what's worth seeing at the cinema, is finally hanging 

up his notebook and 3-D glasses 27/05/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

NORMAN, JESSYE 


NORTHERN LIGHTS, THE 


NORTON, GRAHAM 

* Interview with 'camp' presenter Graham Norton who has won 

the best entertainer Bafta for the past two years running 

28/10/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

NOSE, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Mars-Jones, Adam 05/08/01

NOUGHTS & CROSSES 


NOYE, KENNETH 

* When robber and cop-killer Kenneth Noye was extradited from 

Spain for his brutal 'M25' murder, it seemed justice had been 

done but the small matter of three tons of stolen bullion remains 

25/02/01 M 34>39 1>4 Photographs 

NUCLEAR INDUSTRY 

* A major disaster was narrowly averted at Selafield's nuclear 

waste plant in Cumbria when more than 2,000 tonnes of highlevel 

nuclear waste almost exploded 11/02/01 B 6 1>2 

* Family struck by cancer tragedy demands an inquiry into the 

environmental risks of the work at Devonport nuclear dock in 

Plymouth 18/02/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs 



Arnold - see H-bomb 15/04/01 

* One of the most significant leukaemia clusters has been 

discovered among children living near the Oldbury nuclear 

power station on the banks of the Severn 29/04/01 B 1>2 8 

* The shocking revelation about a child leukaemia cluster in the 

Severn Valley sounds a radiation health alert for all who live 

near nuclear plants 29/04/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs 

* Britain's nuclear industry was involved in a top secret 

international operation to steal dead babies for up to three 

decades, according to newly declassified documents 03/06/01 B 


* British Nuclear Fuels will this week report a series of severe 

operational problems which left it with an operating loss of 

nearly £200m last year 24/06/01 N 1 1>4 Photograph 

* The new Energy Minister, Brian Wilson, has given the 

strongest signal yet that the government will support building 

more UK nuclear power stations 01/07/01 N 1 1>3 Photograph 

* Investigation on the pressures on the new Minister of Energy 

to keep atomic power 01/07/01 N 5 1>3 Photograph 

* Nuclear generator British Energy has approached the 

government over the possibility of buying BNFL's nuclear fuel 

manufacturing and reactor services division 05/08/01 N 1 2>5 

* Atomic services group British Nuclear Fuels is asking the 

government to pay it more for dismantling radioactive plants and 

disposing of waste 19/08/01 N 1 5>8 

* Brian Watson has imposed harsh discipline at the giant nuclear 

site, Sellafield, but it's a tough job 19/08/01 N 7 1>4 Photograph 



* The Government is set to exempt the atomic industry from a 

'green' energy tax 04/11/01 N 1 1>3 

* A Sudanese businessman, whose pharmaceuticals factory was 

destroyed by US cruise missiles in 1998, has multi-million 

pound investments in two British security firms which supply 11 

nuclear stations 04/11/01 B 2 4>6 

* Nuclear generator British Energy plans to take atomic services 

group British Nuclear Fuels to the Office of Fair Trading in a 

dispute over £300-million-a-year reprocessing contracts 

11/11/01 N 2 3>6 

NUCLEAR WEAPONS 



Arnold 15/04/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs 

NUMBER9DREAM 


153 


NUNN, TREVOR 

* Trevor Nunn's latest commercial hit - the revival of My Fair 

Lady - has put him at the centre of a bitter dispute 25/03/01 B 6 


OASIS 


OBEDIENT FATHER, AN 


OBORNE, PETER 

* Columnist 23/09/01 X 23 1 Photograph 

OBSERVER BESTSELLER LISTS, THE 

* Book charts 07/01/01 R 20 1>5 

* Book charts 14/01/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 21/01/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 28/01/01 R 21 1>5 

* Book charts 04/02/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 11/02/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 18/02/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 25/02/01 R 20 1>5 

* Book charts 04/03/01 R 18 1>6 

* Book charts 11/03/01 R 20 1>5 

* Book charts 18/03/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 25/03/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 01/04/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 08/04/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 15/04/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 22/04/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 29/04/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 06/05/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 13/05/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 20/05/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 27/05/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 03/06/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 10/06/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 17/06/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 24/06/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 01/07/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 08/07/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 15/07/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 22/07/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 29/07/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 05/08/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 12/08/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 19/08/01 R 19 1>5 

* Book charts 26/08/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 02/09/01 R 18 1>5

* Book charts 09/09/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 16/09/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 23/09/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 30/09/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 07/10/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 14/10/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 21/10/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 28/10/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 04/11/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 11/11/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 18/11/01 R 18 1>6 

* Book charts 25/11/01 R 16 1>5 

* Book charts 02/12/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 09/12/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 16/12/01 R 18 1>5 

* Book charts 23/12/01 R 17 1>5 

* Book charts 30/12/01 R 15 1>5 

OBSERVER CHRISTMAS APPEAL 

* Refugee Action and Action Aid have been chosen as the 

charities to benefit from the Observer's Christmas Appeal 

02/12/01 B 25 1>6 Photograph 


women asylum-seekers in the UK 09/12/01 B 24 1>7 

Photograph 

* Report on how ActionAid is helping Zimbabweans cope with 

Aids 16/12/01 B 22 1>5 Photograph 

* The work of Refugee Action, one of the charities backed by 

The Observer Christmas Appeal 23/12/01 B 12 1>7 Photograph 

* The final week of the Christmas Appeal in support of the 

charities Refugee Action and Action Aid 30/12/01 B 12 1>5 

Photographs 

OBSERVER, THE 

* Observer photographer wins World Press Photo Award - see 


* The Observer's Economics correspondent, Faisal Islam, has 

won the prestigious Wincott Award for young financial 

journalist of the year 29/04/01 B 1 1 Photograph 

* A reprint of an editorial by David Astor on the Suez Canal, 

which appeared in The Observer on 4 November 1956, and has 

been hailed as one of the most significant of the twentieth… - 

see Astor, David 09/12/01 


for 27 years - he took risks, challenged authority and gave the 

paper an unrivalled reputation across the world - see Astor, 

David 09/12/01 

* The Observer wins top award 23/12/01 B 1 1>2 Photographs 

O'CONNOR, FRANCES 

* Interview with actress Frances O'Connor who stars in A.I. 


ODONE, CRISTINA 





154 








































OESTREICHER, PAUL 


O'FAOLAIN, NUALA 

* On the eve of the publication of her first novel, Nuala 

O'Faolain, the outspoken Irish columnist talks about illicit love, 

alcohol and the advantages of being a late starter 08/04/01 M 


OFF SCREEN

* Jon Henderson 07/01/01 S 15 1>5 



* Denis Campbell 28/01/01 S 15 1>5 










* Dennis Campbell 08/04/01 S 15 1>6 



















* Jon Henderson 23/09/01 B 20 5>7 












OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING 



155 

Trading over unfair practices by the British Horseracing Board 

to increase the cost of beaming live racing - see Sport: Horse 

Racing 07/10/01 



its premium channels - see Business & Industry 07/10/01 

OIL INDUSTRY 

* Sheikh Yamani has predicted that if oil prices rise as a result of 

this week's Opec summit in Vienna, it could lead to a world 

recession 14/01/01 N 1 1>7 

* Sheikh Yamani tells why a production cut would hurt everyone 

- even Opec 14/01/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph 



friendly fuel 11/02/01 N 2 7 

* The price of petrol could rise by more than 50p a gallon after 

Iraq, the world's second largest oil producer, yesterday 

announced it was stopping exports tomorrow 03/06/01 B 1 2>6 

* Crude oil prices could soar through $40 a barrel if the Middle 

East crisis escalates into widespread military reprisals for the 

terrorist attacks on the US 16/09/01 N 1 3>7 Graph 

* Sheikh Yamani tells Oliver Morgan of his exasperation at 

Opec's quota-busting members 30/09/01 N 4 1>8 Photograph 

* Tony Blair's most trusted aide, Anji Hunter who has taken a 

top job with BP, stands to earn tens of thousands of pounds in 

additional bonus payments if oil prices and profits soar - see 


* The City is slashing forecasts for profits at UK and European 

Oil giants by more than 20 per cent as ructions between Opec 

and other oil producers send expectations of 2002 prices 

plummeting 18/11/01 N 1 1>3 

* The world's most powerful oil man warned that crude prices 

could fall through the floor 25/11/01 B 12 7>8 

OLIVER, JAMIE 

* Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver will open up a restaurant in the 

new year staffed entirely by young and disadvantaged 

newcomers 23/12/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs 

OLIVIER, LAWRENCE 


memoirs which reveal the 25 years as Laurence Olivier's wife - 

see Plowright, Joan 07/10/01 

OMAR, MULLAH MOHAMED 

* Profile on Mullah Mohamed Omar, Taliban chief - see 


ON BROADCAST 

* Steve Barnett 07/01/01 N 10 5>8 Photograph 










* Steve Barnett 17/06/01 N 7 1>4 Photograph



* Dan Milmo 29/07/01 N 6 4>7 Photograph 

* Steve Barnett 16/09/01 N 7 1>4 Photographs 







ON GREEN DOLPHIN STREET 



ON MUSIC 


ON SCREEN 

* Sport on TV 07/01/01 S 15 6>8 

* Sport on TV 14/01/01 S 15 6>8 Photograph 

* Sport on TV 21/01/01 S 15 6>8 

* Sport on TV 28/01/01 S 15 6>8 


* Sport on TV 11/02/01 S 15 6>8 




* Sport on TV 11/03/01 S 15 5>7 











* Sport on TV 27/05/01 S 13 5>8 



* Sport on TV 17/06/01 S 15 6>8 



* Sport on TV 08/07/01 S 15 7>8 Photographs 

* Sport on TV 15/07/01 S 15 7>8 




156 







* Sport on TV 16/09/01 B 18 7>8 Photograph 

* Sport on TV 23/09/01 B 20 5>7 




* Sport on TV 21/10/01 S 13 7>8 

* Sport on TV 04/11/01 S 13 5>8 






* Sport on TV 16/12/01 S 13 4>6 



ON SNOOKER 

* See Book Reviews - Trelford, Donald 14/10/01 

ON THE MARKET 

* Fleming Funds Isa 14/01/01 C 15 1 

* Britannic Retirement Solutions With-Profits Annuity 21/01/01 

C 19 1 

* Gartmore Focus Funds 28/01/01 C 17 1 

* Old Mutual UK Select Smaller Companies Fund 04/02/01 C 

19 1 

* Jupiter Global Green Investment Trust 11/02/01 C 13 1 

* Scottish Value Management ISA 18/02/01 C 15 1 

* Foreign & Colonial Blue 25/02/01 C 21 1 

* Liverpool Victoria With-Profits Growth Bond 04/03/01 C 17 

1 

* Aberdeen American Monthly Income Isa 11/03/01 C 17 1 

* ABN Amro UK Select Opportunities Fund 11/03/01 C 17 1 

* Norwich Union Sustainable Future Funds 18/03/01 C 15 1 

* KeyWorld Holiday Investment Bond 01/04/01 C 17 1 

* Exeter Chameleon Life-stage ISA 08/04/01 C 17 1 

* Framlington UK Smaller Companies Fund 15/04/01 C 11 1 

* Rathbone Global Companies Fund 22/04/01 C 13 1 

* Chartwell Guaranteed Return Bond 29/04/01 C 11 1 

* SocGen Sterling Corporate Bond Unit Trust 06/05/01 C 13 1 

* First Property Investment 13/05/01 C 11 1 

* Merrill Lynch Defined Returns 20/05/01 C 13 1 

* HSBC Three-Fund Isa 27/05/01 C 11 1

* Framlington Absolute Growth Fund 03/06/01 C 13 1 

* New Star UK Growth and European Growth Funds 10/06/01 

C 13 1 

* Jupiter Portfolio Service 17/06/01 C 11 1 

* Newcastle Global Guaranteed Equity Bond (Issue 2) 24/06/01 

C 11 1 

* Gartmore Stable Growth Fund 01/07/01 C 13 1 

* Chartwell Maximiser Isa 08/07/01 C 11 1 

* Bradford & Bingley Double Savings Bond 15/07/01 C 13 1 

* BFS Managed Properties 22/07/01 C 11 1 

* Merrill Lynch FTSE 100 Growth Pip 29/07/01 C 13 1 

* NDF Income Plan 05/08/01 C 11 1 

* Abbey National Extra Income and Growth Plan 3 12/08/01 C 

13 1 

* Yorkshire Bank Guaranteed Equity Bond 19/08/01 C 11 1 

* Eurolife Blue Chip Plus Plan 26/08/01 C 11 1 

* Northern Rock and Legal & General: balances - choices 

second edition 02/09/01 C 11 1 

* Isis UK Dynamic, Aim Growth and UK Smaller Markets funds 

09/09/01 C 11 1 

* GAM Star American Focus Fund 16/09/01 R 7 1 

* Five Arrows Monthly Income Fund 23/09/01 C 7 1 

* Inora Life Offshore Generation Bond 30/09/01 C 18 5 

* Go Private Clients' Savings Account 07/10/01 C 13 1 

* The Income & Growth Generator 14/10/01 C 15 1 

* Exeter Hidden Value Portfolio 21/10/01 C 15 1 

* Thomas & Friends Children's Investment Plan 28/10/01 C 15 

1 

* FundsNetwork Balanced Performance and Famous Five 

packages 04/11/01 C 11 1 

* ABN Amro N American Growth Fund 11/11/01 C 5 1 

* Friends Ivory & Sime European Assets Trust 25/11/01 C 15 1 

* Schroder Split Investment Fund 02/12/01 C 11 1 

* MFS UK Equity, Continental European Equity and US Growth 

Equity funds 09/12/01 R 11 1 

* Inora Life Protected Profit Bond 16/12/01 C 11 1 

ON THE PRESS 

* Peter Preston 14/01/01 N 9 1>4 Photograph 


* Hugh Stephenson 11/02/01 N 10 5>8 Photograph 




* Peter Preston 08/04/01 N 7 1>5 Photograph, graph 

* Peter Preston 15/04/01 N 7 5>8 Photographs 






157 




* Peter Preston 22/07/01 N 6>7 6>8 Photograph 








ONCE AND FUTURE KING, THE 


ONCE IN A HOUSE ON FIRE 


ONE FOR MY BABY 


ONE MARKET UNDER GOD 


O'NEAL, STANLEY 


Lynch, making history in Wall Street and across the US - see 


ONLY IN LONDON 


ONO, YOKO 

* Interview with Yoko Ono 04/11/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs 

OPEN SECRET 

* See Book Reviews - Rose, David 16/09/01 

OPIE, JULIAN 

* See Art 11/02/01 

OPPENHEIMER, NICKY 

* Profile on Nicky Oppenheimer, De Beers' new chief 04/03/01 


ORBACH, SUSIE 


ORGAN TRANSPLANTS 

* Clint Hallam was given a new hand after an accident in prison, 

he has now had it amputated in a secret operation 04/02/01 B 4 


ORNAMENTALISM 


ORTEGA, DANIEL 

* Profile on Daniel Ortega, who was, 20 years ago, the romantic 

hero who led tiny Nicaragua against the might of the US could 

be back in November's elections 02/09/01 B 21 1>6 Caricature 

OSBORNE, JOHN 

* Six years after playwright, John Osborne's death, his widow 

has received a request from his publisher for an advance paid on 

uncompleted work 21/01/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs

OSMOND, DONNY 

* Interview with Donny Osmond who is back after 20 years in 

the wilderness 25/03/01 M 10>15 1>4 Photographs 

OTHER SIDE OF EDEN, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Coward, Ros 28/01/01 

OUR WEDDINGS 


OUR WORLD IS OUR WEAPON 


OUTHWAITE, TAMZIN 


BBC's highest paid stars 25/11/01 R 8 1>4 Photographs 

OXFORD COMPANION TO THE EARTH, THE 


OXYGEN 


PAEDOPHILES 

* Euan Ferguson meets... Katrina Kessell, who led the protests 

against paedophiles in Portsmouth - see Kessell, Katrina 

04/02/01 

* An international online paedophile ring ran for four years 

before being smashed by the biggest international police 

operation ever 11/02/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Horror of paedophilia is acted out on stage, some scenes are 

too graphic for its boy star to see - see Theatre 25/02/01 

* Paedophiles who adopt false identities to roam the internet in 

search of children to abuse face five years in jail under new antistalking 

laws 20/05/01 B 4 7>8 

* American investigators hunting Eric Franklin Rosser, one of 

the most dangerous paedophiles in the world, believe he may be 

in the UK and have alerted British police 17/06/01 B 11 1>2 

Photograph 

* Serious sex offenders including rapists and paedophiles, will 

be refused early release from prison under a crackdown by 

Home Secretary David Blunkett designed to ease public concern 

- see Crime 01/07/01 

* The head of Channel 4 defended his decision to screen a 

controversial spoof about paedophilia - see Television 29/07/01 

* The sex offenders' register containing the addresses of 15,000 

criminals, is to be doubled in size as the government reacts to 

criticism that it is not doing enough to stop paedophiles - see 

Crime 29/07/01 

* A harrowing memoir by film-making Don Boyd on the abuse 

he suffered at one of the country's leading public schools 

19/08/01 M 22>27 1>4 Photographs 

* Police want new powers to lock up paedophiles 16/12/01 B 

1>2 7>8 O 


magnet for child molesters 23/12/01 B 7 6>8 Photograph 

PAHLAVI, LEILA 


alone, aged just 31 in a London hotel room 14/10/01 M 18>24 


PAINTED HOUSE, A 


PAMPALONI, AMOS 


158 

* The Italian captain who inspired the novel and new movie 

'Captain Corelli's Mandolin' says my love was platonic 08/04/01 


PANDORA'S HANDBAG 

* See Book Reviews - Heawood, Jonathan 23/12/01 

PARANOID PARENTING 

* See Book Reviews - Freely, Maureen 25/03/01 

PARK LANE GROUP NEW YEAR SERIES 


PARKINSON, LORD 



life for the first time - see Keays, Flora 23/12/01 

PARRY, RICHARD 



so he took to casting straight off its streets 30/09/01 R 9 1>5 

Photographs 

PARSONS, TONY 

* Interview with Tony Parsons, author of Man And Boy 

07/01/01 R 3 1>5 Photograph 

PASSING MEASURES: A COLLECTION OF POEMS 


PATEL, CHAI 

* Columnist 27/05/01 

PAYMASTER, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Barnett, Antony 01/04/01 

PEARSON, NEIL 

* Interview with actor Neil Pearson who would rather talk 

politics than acting 09/09/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

PELE 


revered hero - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 

25/11/01 

PELL, BENJI 

* Benji Pell, known for rummaging through the dustbins of the 

rich and famous, is suing jewellery heir John Mappin over the 

promise to make a movie of his life 06/05/01 B 11 1>2 

Photograph 

PELTZER, DAVE 


childhood are bestsellers, who's buying these books and why? 

02/09/01 R 1>2 1>4 Photographs 

PENDENNIS 








* Columnist 27/05/01 B 31 5 Photograph





* Columnist 15/07/01 B 27 6 Photographs 























PENN, SEAN 

* Interview with actor Sean Penn 06/05/01 M 10>14 1>4 

Photographs 

PENN, SEAN & ROBIN WRIGHT 



together 14/10/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

PEOPLE OF THE SEA, THE 


PEPPERED MOTH, THE 


PERFECT FOOL, THE 


PERFECT TENSE 


PERFECT… 

* Alberto Alessi's perfect design 14/01/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Anil Bhoyrul's perfect scam 21/01/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Auction 28/01/01 M 8 4 Photograph 

* Night out by Peter Stringfellow 04/02/01 M 6 4 Photograph 


159 

* Love letter 11/02/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Maria Grachvogel's perfect fashion show 18/02/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Ian Rankin's perfect villain 25/02/01 M 8 4 Photograph 

* Lulu Guinness's handbag 04/03/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Sacha Distel's perfect lounge music 11/03/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Al Alvarez's perfect polker game 18/03/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Jilly Cooper's perfect art dealer 25/03/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Takeshi Kitano's perfect leading man 01/04/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Vidal Sasoon's perfect haircut 08/04/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Keith Waterhouse's perfect lunch 15/04/01 M 6 4 Photograph 


* Boy band 29/04/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Amy Tan's perfect pet 06/05/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Vonda Shepard's perfect big break 13/05/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Douglas Ankrah's perfect summer cocktail 20/05/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Phil Treacy's perfect hat 27/05/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Kim Gordon's perfect rock chick 03/06/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Baroness Helena Kennedy QC's perfect cause 10/06/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Patsy Palmer's perfect market 17/06/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Mike Stoller's perfect musical 24/06/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Julian Glover's perfect Shakespeare part 01/07/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Sir Henry Cooper's perfect boxer 15/07/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Ron Arad's perfect design student 22/07/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Alexei Sayle's perfect all-you-can-eat buffet 29/07/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Elkie Brooks's perfect way to unwind 05/08/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Sebastian Coe's perfect athlete 12/08/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Pauline McLynn's perfect tax return 19/08/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Sir Geoff Hurst's perfect hat trick 26/08/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Suzanne Vega's perfect day in New York 02/09/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Paulo Coehlo's perfect football match 09/09/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Julien Macdonald's perfect fashion party 16/09/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Charlie Dimmock's perfect circus performer 23/09/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Don McCullin's perfect war photograph 30/09/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Douglas Hurd's perfect retirement 07/10/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Margaret Forster's perfect wife 14/10/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Ian Botham's perfect catch 21/10/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Ben de Lisi's perfect dress 28/10/01 M 6 4 Photograph

* Douglas Coupland's perfect family 04/11/01 M 6 3 

Photograph 

* Ricky Tomlinson's perfect comedian 11/11/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Teresa Gorman's perfect government 18/11/01 M 6 4 

Photograph 

* Irvine Welsh's perfect piss-up 25/11/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Archaeological find 02/12/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Beverley Knight's perfect workout 09/12/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

* Tricky's perfect spliff 16/12/01 M 6 4 Photograph 

PERSONAL FINANCE 


worst childcare provision in Europe - see Families & Family 

Life 18/11/81 

* Investor of the Year: faith in the old economy pays off 


* The secrets of making your tax return pain free 07/01/01 C 16 


* In the first of a series on check-ups for finances, Margaret 

Dibben goes back to budgeting basics 07/01/01 C 2>6 2>3 

Photographs 

* Halifax's Intelligence Finance subsidiary is warning against 

trusting best-buy tables 07/01/01 C 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Tony Blair is to pledge no income tax rise in new parliament - 


* Help! I want to move my bank account 14/01/01 C 11 1 

* Policyholders at Equitable Life are being asked to surrender 

part of their guarantee in order to give everyone a chance of 

better payouts 14/01/01 C 17 1>5 Photograph 

* High-flying females fear they will be on the giving end of 

settlements under the new pension-sharing rules 14/01/01 C 


* According to a recent report by the DTI on consumer attitudes 

to switching energy and telephone suppliers, apathy abounds 

14/01/01 C 2>5 2>5 Photographs 

* Even with a bad debt record you may still borrow 14/01/01 C 


* The pros and cons of fixed-rate versus discount mortgages 

14/01/01 C 20 1>6 

* Childcare 14/01/01 C 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Insurance policies that will help pay the vet's bill 14/01/01 C 9 


* Occupational pension schemes 21/01/01 C 12 1>6 Photograph 

* Alternative investments 21/01/01 C 14>15 1>6 Photographs 

* Regulars want to avoid another pensions mis-selling drama 

21/01/01 C 17 1>6 Photograph 

* Guide to buying only the insurance you need 21/01/01 C 2>6 


* Special feature on lump-sum investments 21/01/01 C 22>27 


* Help! I'm wary about shopping online 21/01/01 C 7 1 

* Inflation is dead but could deflation exist? 28/01/01 

* Forms for 1999/2000 tax year must reach the Inland Revenue 

by midnight on Wednesday 28/01/01 C 19 3>6 

* Continuing the series on how to fix your finances - an instant 

test could cut your mortgage bills by thousands every year 


160 

28/01/01 C 2>6 1>4 Photographs 

* Emerging markets: Shanghai shares soared last year but funds 

are now backing off 28/01/01 C 21 1>6 Photograph 

* Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) sufferers are more likely to 

have difficulty in controlling spending 28/01/01 C 7 1>6 

Photograph 


* With-profits investment funds, one of the UK's most popular 

forms of investment will be dismissed by the Consumers' 

Association this week as a poor deal 04/02/01 N 2 7 

* How to kick your debt habit 04/02/01 C 2>3 2>5 Photographs 

* It's hard for the self-employed to obtain a mortgage 04/02/01 


* Up to 10,000 widows are losing out because of quirks in the 

armed forces pension scheme 04/02/01 C 22 1>6 Photograph 

* Should policyholders with Equitable Life take out their money 

- or wait? 04/02/01 C 26>27 1>6 Photograph 

* As rival managers fight each other for your money, Helen 

Pridham asks whether global-theme funds offer a genuinely new 

approach, or are just a fad 04/02/01 C 28>29 1>5 Photograph 

* The perils of robbing Peter to pay Paul 04/02/01 C 4>5 1>6 

Photograph 

* The government plans a seal of approval for good-value plastic 

04/02/01 C 6 2>3 Photograph 

* Help! Should I buy a with-profits bond? 04/02/01 C 7 1 

* Banking by numbers 04/02/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Internet banking - see Financial Institutions 11/02/01 

* Wedding costs - see Weddings 11/02/01 

* How to keep more of your income for yourself 11/02/01 C 


* Crisis at the Equitable: calmer waters ahead if holders of 

guarantees accept the Halifax offer 11/02/01 C 20, 22., 1>6 

Photograph 

* Crisis at the Equitable: Dinah Austin, an Equitable investor 

who had become an old hand at savings scrapes 11/02/01 C 21 


* The rate cut helps, but there are cheaper mortgages out there 

anyway 11/02/01 C 23>24 1>5 Photograph 

* Special feature on ISAs 11/02/01 C 26>34 1>6 

* Neasa MacErlean on Portillo's plan to overhaul tax on savings 

11/02/01 C 8 1>6 

* Compound interest has been the eighth wonder of the world - 

and anyone can benefit 18/02/01 C 13 1>4 

* Alternative investments 18/02/01 C 18>19 1>5 Illustrations 

* The hard reality of our retirement prospects 18/02/01 C 2>3 


* Jill Insley looks into the claims management revolution 

18/02/01 C 25 1>6 Photograph 

* Fiona Williams tests the medals of fund-rankers 18/02/01 C 


* Budget 2001 18/02/01 C 28>29 1>4 Photographs 

* It's best to start a pension fund early, but our action plan aims 

to help whatever your age 18/02/01 C 4>8 1>5 Photographs 

* Help! How can I get a better rate for my savings? 18/02/01 C 

9 1 

* Thousands of young women are getting sucked into heavy



* Cheaper mortgages from Nationwide and Halifax could set an 

industry standard 25/02/01 C 10>11 1>3 Photograph 

* If lenders won't pass on the base rate exchange, customers 

must shop around for cards and loans, says Jill Insley 25/02/01 


* Help! How can I switch to a new bank easily? 25/02/01 C 13 1 

* Government plans to encourage large-scale private saving for 

retirement could be heading for failure 25/02/01 N 2 2>6 

* Saving for the long term 25/02/01 C 2>3 1>3 Illustration 

* Accident insurance could prove a lifesaver if your could is 

injured 25/02/01 C 23 1>5 Photograph 

* Investment Trusts 25/02/01 C 27>34 1>6 Photographs 

* Past performance on investment funds can be misleading, but it 

shouldn't be ignored 25/02/01 C 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Get to grips with the dash for growth 25/02/01 C 5>6 1>3 

Photograph 

* As markets fall, it is even more vital to think long term 

25/02/01 C 6>7 2>3 Photograph 

* Personal finance case study 25/02/01 C 7 4>6 Photograph 

* The Tories' complicated tax plan is open to abuse, says Maria 

Scott 25/02/01 C 8>9 1>5 Photograph 

* The mortgage price war 04/03/01 C 10 1>6 

* Insurers who give all but the healthiest a hard time 04/03/01 C 


* How a personal trainer can help you get rich 04/03/01 C 


* How to keep your income up as rates on your savings slide 

04/03/01 C 2>3 1>5 Photograph 

* The new spending habits of good-time Britain 04/03/01 C 


* Swap your TESSA for a younger model 04/03/01 C 28>29 


* Investor of the Year 04/03/01 C 29 1>3 Photograph 

* Investors are being misled by IFA reports on funds that are 

distributed in newspapers 04/03/01 C 32 1>6 Photographs 

* Income generated products 04/03/01 C 4>7 1>6 Photographs 

* Proposals to increase our tax bill 04/03/01 C 8 1>6 

Photograph 

* Help! Should I shun cashback warranties? 04/03/01 C 9 1 

* Help! Which is the best current account? 11/03/01 C 15 1 

* The winners and losers after four years of Labour 11/03/01 C 


* Donating to charity 11/03/01 C 23 1>6 Photograph 

* Special report on ISAs 11/03/01 C 27>35 1>3 Photographs 

* Check before cancelling a trip to the country to see if you are 

covered for the foot & mouth epidemic - see Travel 18/03/01 

* Pension planning 18/03/01 C 10>11 1>4 Photograph 

* Equity release schemes allow you to gain income without 

selling up 18/03/01 C 12>13 1>3 Photograph 

* You can part-own a racehorse on monthly payments 18/03/01 

C 18>19 1>3 Photographs 

* Joanna Moorhead on the joys and financial juggling involved 

in raising a Walton-sized brood 18/03/01 C 2>5 1>4 


161 

Photographs 

* How to judge the competence of a financial adviser 18/03/01 


* Round-up of imminent tax changes 18/03/01 C 26, 28 1>5 

Photograph 

* Invest in your pension now, while the breaks are there for the 

having 18/03/01 C 30 1>3 

* You can protect your retirement from capital gains tax, if you 

take a risk 18/03/01 C 32 1>5 Photograph 

* Scottish Widows policy holders are among 750,000 facing a 

Capital Gains Tax bill 18/03/01 C 33 1>4 Photograph 

* The £4.6bn a year that UK taxpayers wrongly give to the 

Inland Revenue and some legal ways of paying less this time 

18/03/01 C 34>35 1>3 

* Falling markets 18/03/01 C 6>7 1>6 Photograph 

* Making pension payments after tax rather than gross has its 

drawbacks 18/03/01 C 8 1>5 Photograph 

* Help! How can I save on my car insurance? 18/03/01 C 9 1 

* Use available allowances to full advantage by investing before 

April 25/03/01 

* Mortgages by Neasa MacErlean 25/03/01 C 10 1>6 

* The cost of owning a pet 25/03/01 C 12>13 1>4 Photograph 

* Alternative investments 25/03/01 C 18>19 1>4 Photograph, 

illustration 

* MPs rush Equitable Life pensions report 25/03/01 C 21 1>6 

* Mortgage protection insurance 25/03/01 C 24>25 1>3 

Photograph 

* Company boss gets Chancellor to help with his pension 

25/03/01 C 28>29 1>6 Photograph 

* Generosity can now reap even richer rewards from the Inland 

Revenue 25/03/01 C 30>31 1>3 Photograph 

* New rules will give Pep investors the chance to diversify 

25/03/01 C 32>33 1>4 Photographs 

* The growth in house prices is expected to raise substantially 

the proportion of deaths that result in an Inheritance Tax 

payment 25/03/01 C 35 1>6 Photograph 

* Help! Should I cash in my endowment policy? 25/03/01 C 7 1 

* We are moving into a period of economic nervousness 

25/03/01 C 8 1>6 Photograph 

* Protected Funds by Jill Insley 25/03/01 C 9 1>2 

* Savings by Jill Insley 25/03/01 C 9 1>6 Photograph 

* A guide on how to organise your tax year now - and save 

money 01/04/01 C 18 1>4 Photograph 

* Five days to get in your last-minute Isa 01/04/01 C 18>19 1>6 

Photograph 

* Stakeholder Pensions 01/04/01 C 2>6 1>5 Photographs 

* A guide for newcomers to the higher-rate tax payers' club 

01/04/01 C 21 1>6 Photograph 

* Cynical government moves are blamed for the 6.4 per cent 

hike in Council Tax 01/04/01 C 22 1>6 Photograph 

* Investment trusts geared up for a fall 01/04/01 C 27 1>6 

* More than a million older people are expected to be missing 

out on new means tested state benefits 01/04/01 C 27 1>2 

* Help! What is a bear market? 01/04/01 C 7 1 

* How to claim back overpaid tax 06/04/01 C 10 1>5


* It's easy to let life insurance slip way down the list of your 

priorities 08/04/01 C 14>15 3>4 

* Stakeholder Pensions - experts fear small savers face benefit 

trap 08/04/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Firms are muddled over the new stakeholder pensions 

08/04/01 C 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Want a tax break? Be a sperm donor 08/04/01 C 7 1>4 

Photograph 

* Children can inherit your Air Miles too 15/04/01 C 11 1>6 

* Some lenders face disciplinary action for measly rates 

15/04/01 C 13 1>5 Photograph 

* The boom in 'free' finance on the high street is luring millions 

into debt 15/04/01 C 2>5 1>6 Photographs 

* A Stakeholder pension is not as complicated as it seems 



* Tax: Self-assessment update 22/04/01 C 14 1>5 

* Retirement planning 22/04/01 C 9 1>6 

* Stakeholder pension: work on the side can help you get your 

share 29/04/01 C 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Labour's plan to give all newborn children a solid financial 

start 29/04/01 C 14 1>6 Photograph 

* A fresh wave of lay-offs is coming from bosses who feel no 

guilt 29/04/01 C 2>3 1>3 Photographs 

* Redundancy: Know your rights 29/04/01 C 3 2 

* Life after redundancy for Peter Green, former business 

development manager 29/04/01 C 4 1>3 Photograph 

* It is nearly always worth signing on after you've been made 

redundant 29/04/01 C 4>5 3>4 

* Redundancy: now you're free to find a new life but think 

before spending that big cheque 29/04/01 C 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Six page special report on finance for the over-50s 06/05/01 C 


* In a time of low inflation savers are the real winners, it's 

borrowers who should beware 06/05/01 C 2>4 1>4 Photograph 

* Top survival tips for borrowers 06/05/01 C 3 3 

* Former City banker Crista Lyon has structured her pension 

plans to cope with both continuing low inflation and the 

possibility that interest rates could rise again 06/05/01 C 4 1>2 

Photograph 

* What is in store for members if three insurers demutualise 

06/05/01 C 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Stakeholder pensions - make sure your pension pays the right 

person 06/05/01 C 9 1>4 Photograph 

* How your vote in the forthcoming General Election could hit 

your pocket 13/05/01 C 2 1>3 Illustration 

* Labour's new incentives to work - and a boost for pensioners 

13/05/01 C 3 1>6 Photograph 

* A raft of tax cuts and rises in allowances were promised in the 

Tories' election manifesto last week, all funded by £8bn cuts in 

public spending 13/05/01 C 4>5 1>6 Photograph 

* Many Lib Dem proposals on personal finance are similar to 

those they made at the last election, but this time they are 

making an effort to appeal to pensioners 13/05/01 C 4>5 5>6 

Photograph 

* Political regional and interest parties have many interesting 


162 

personal finance policies 13/05/01 C 4>5 5>6 Photograph 

* Last week's base rate cut could be the last one this year that is 

passed on fully to mortgage borrowers 13/05/01 C 7 1>2 

* Pensions Crisis: fire and fury predicted at Equitable Life's 

AGM 20/05/01 C 14 1>5 

* Today you can arrange almost every area of your finances in a 

socially responsible way - a four-page special report 20/05/01 C 


* Investors should ignore marketing and think for themselves 

20/05/01 C 2>4 1>6 Photographs 

* The smart buyers guide to a balanced portfolio 20/05/01 C 4 5 

Photograph 

* More stealth taxes likely as Labour lays off incomes 20/05/01 

C 6>7 1>4 Photograph 

* Few pension plans will provide a comfortable retirement at 65, 

let alone 55 27/05/01 C 2>3 1>6 Photograph 

* Pensions: it's tough for those without an employers help 

27/05/01 C 3 1>3 

* Tesco staff pensions 27/05/01 C 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Firms need not ditch final salary plans 27/05/01 C 4 1>3 

* Public sector pension schemes are considered to be some of the 

best around 27/05/01 C 4 4>6 Photograph 

* More than 7,000 investors in a Eurolife Assurance High 

Income Bond have been told that some of their money will be 

held in reserve for a potential tax bill owed by the company 

27/05/01 C 5 1>2 

* Getting older shouldn't stop you going on holiday, but your 

search for travel insurance may take more time 27/05/01 C 7 

1>6 


* Choosing an accountant 03/06/01 C 11 1>6 

* Taxes, pensions, long-term care and benefits featured strongly 

in the election campaign: what the main parties would do for a 

cross-section of voters 03/06/01 C 2>5 1>4 Photographs 

* Retirement planning 03/06/01 C 7 1>4 Photograph 

* Six in 10 people under the age of 26 are in debt, with the 

under-20s showing the least concern about their borrowing 

03/06/01 C 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* Long waits for treatment by the National Health Service are 

forcing many people to consider paying for private treatment - 


* Endowments: victims of the mis-selling scandal are being 

offered new help in their fight for justice 10/06/01 C 10>11 3>5 

* BT investors who want to buy shares in the company's rights 

issue have only days left to act 10/06/01 C 15 3>6 

* Being in the red is now a fact of student life 10/06/01 C 2>3 


* Election 2001 see gains for babies and the old 10/06/01 C 6>7 


* Managing debt: at last action is planned against cowboy debt 

managers 17/06/01 C 12>13 1>3 Illustration 

* The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and 

Development is expected to delay the deadline for its publication 

of a blacklist of tax havens 24/06/01 N 2 4>6 Photograph 

* The State is monitoring our finances 24/06/01 C 2>4 1>6 

Photographs 

* About 500,000 people with motor and household insurance 

policies at the collapsed Independent Insurance are being

encouraged to move their policies rapidly to other insurers 

24/06/01 C 7 1>2 


* Tips from the Credit Card Research Group for getting the most 

out of your cards 01/07/01 C 10 1 Photograph 

* Skimming - copying a valid credit card for fraudulent use - 

cost the credit card industry £102.8m last year, pushing up 

charges for customers 01/07/01 C 10>11 2 Photograph 

* The best plastic for shoppers abroad 01/07/01 C 10>11 2>3 

Photograph 

* Customer Finance Awards 01/07/01 C 14>18 1>6 

Photographs 

* More and more of us are quitting our jobs to travel abroad - 

often with the blessing of our employers 01/07/01 C 2>3, 5 2>4 

Photographs 

* How mortgage lenders are getting tough with rate-chasers 

08/07/01 C 13 1>3 Photograph 

* Alternative finance: a community scheme paying dividends 

08/07/01 C 14 1>4 Photograph 

* Membership of mutuals still has its privileges but competitive 

ex-mutuals are giving building societies a run for our money 

08/07/01 C 2 2>5 Photograph 

* On average mutuals offer the best deals - there are exceptions 

08/07/01 C 3>4 1>6 Photograph 

* The low-paid are spurning stakeholder plans, and the well-off 

are cashing in 15/07/01 C 10>11 1>5 Photographs 

* Corporate bonds are worth a look 15/07/01 C 17 1>6 

* People retiring with substantial pension funds are at risk of 

being sold in appropriate investment bonds 15/07/01 C 19 3>5 

* After years of penalising customers for mishandling their 

accounts, the banks could be about to get a taste of their own 

medicine 15/07/01 C 2>3 1>4 Photograph 

* Best deals for changing bank accounts 15/07/01 C 5 1>2 

* Top tips for a smooth bank account move 15/07/01 C 5 3>5 

* The latest developments at Equitable Life and the lessons to be 

learned from the collapse of Independent Insurance - see 


* Investors feel appalled, shattered, incredibly let down by 

Equitable Life 22/07/01 C 3 1>4 Photographs 

* The Management Company travel policies are failing to pay 

out a claim 22/07/01 C 4>5 4 Photograph 

* What consumers can do to avoid being let down by an insurer 

22/07/01 C 4>5 4>5 

* A guide to insurance policies 22/07/01 C 6 1>5 Photographs 

* How the oil giant BP became a 'socially sound' investment 

22/07/01 C 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Emotive oversimplification by the Inland Revenue can lead to 

real hardship 29/07/01 C 10>11 1>4 Photograph 

* Whatever became of… Manek Growth 29/07/01 C 13 1>3 

Graphs 

* A revamped Consumer Credit Act should end extortionate 

lending and help borrowers 29/07/01 C 14 1>6 Photograph 

* The share slump has exposed the questionable record of withprofits 

investment funds used by millions 29/07/01 C 2>4 2>4 

Photographs 

* The Halifax Bank has launched a telephone motor insurance 

product aimed at drivers with a clean claims record 29/07/01 C 

5 1>2 


163 

* Equitable Life's reassurances have not quelled fears for 

investors - see Financial Institutions 05/08/01 

* Alternative investments: Alpacas 05/08/01 C 11 1>6 

Photograph 

* The internet boom may be over but there is still a chance for 

ordinary punters to make solid, if not spectacular, cash by using 

the net 05/08/01 C 13 1>6 Photographs 

* As an even lower interest rate fuels the loan boom, it's time to 

cut up the credit cards 05/08/01 C 2>4 2>5 Photographs, graph 

* Female finance 05/08/01 C 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Equitable Life's ability to recover may depend on how 

aggrieved members feel - see Financial Institutions 12/08/01 

* Tony Blair will have to raise taxes by the equivalent of 4p in 

the pound to deliver on public-service spending promises in his 

second term, says in influential think-tank 12/08/01 B 1 1>3 

* The shocking rise forecast in the homes and pensions for the 

young 12/08/01 C 2>5 2>5 Photographs 

* Insurance companies will be forced to tell investors how they 

can get the best deal from maturing pensions and endowments 

that they cash in early - see Financial Institutions 19/08/01 

* Whatever became of… b2 19/08/01 C 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Stakeholder pensions online 19/08/01 C 13 1>4 Photograph 

* Ways of trimming spending 19/08/01 C 2>4 2>4 Photographs 

* Holidaymakers lodging claims on their travel insurance 

policies have been given a helping hand by the Financial 

Services Ombudsman 19/08/01 C 5 1>2 

* Zero trusts 19/08/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Pensions 19/08/01 C 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Banks and building societies are heading for renewed 

confrontation with customers and regulators over the derisory 

rates of interest paid on many savings accounts - see Financial 


* Whatever became of… F&C Higher Income Fund 26/08/01 C 

11 1>6 Graph 

* The open market option is your right to hunt for the best 

income on annuities 26/08/01 C 13 1>6 

* In 40 per cent of savings accounts rates are so low that deposits 

lose their value due to inflation - and it's set to get worse 

26/08/01 C 2>4 1>4 Photographs 


traveller's cheques rather than local currency traveller's cheques 

as part of the move to gear up for the launch of the euro 

26/08/01 C 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Endowment fund holders can do better selling than cashing in 

26/08/01 C 7 1>3 


* There's lots to gain from tax-free trusts 02/09/01 C 11 1>6 

* Mainstream lenders are now reaching out to the millions who 

have poor credit ratings 02/09/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 

* The endowment crisis has hit millions yet regulators refuse a 

full review 02/09/01 C 2 2>5 

* Isa-linked mortgages 02/09/01 C 3 2>3 

* Endowment policy case studies 02/09/01 C 4>5 1>6 

* Cars are a costly habit that you can kick 02/09/01 C 6 1>4 

Photograph 

* How one mortgage customer of the Halifax Bank could see 

refunds for thousands 09/09/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph

* Small investors are continuing to shun the Government's new 

flagship scheme for promoting private pension saving amid 

continued stock market turmoil 09/09/01 N 2 1>3 Photograph 

* Filling in a tax return speedily 09/09/01 C 2>4 1>6 

Photographs 

* How a NatWest bungle left one customer less than satisfied 

09/09/01 C 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Funds are expected to trade normally tomorrow following the 

reopening of the US stock markets - see Financial Institutions 

16/09/01 

* Widowers still don't have equal pension benefits 16/09/01 R 


* Guide for the self-employed 16/09/01 R 12>13 1>3 

Photograph 

* The end of big money: survival guide to beating the slump 

16/09/01 R 2>6 1>6 Photographs 

* Some travellers stranded in North America last week, or whose 

flights from the UK were cancelled, will not be entitled to 

compensation from travel insurers 16/09/01 R 6 3>6 Photograph 

* Four-page special on lower-risk tax-efficient ideas for 

uncertain times 23/09/01 C 12>15 1>6 Photographs 

* Employers may offer part-time work, unpaid leave or 

redeployment as alternatives to redundancy, but all require 

adjustment to a lower income 23/09/01 C 2 4>6 

* If you dream of taking an unpaid career break but don't want to 

cut all your ties with your employer, your wish may be granted 

sooner than you think 23/09/01 C 2 1>6 

* The prospect of lower homeloan costs following the 

emergency cut in UK interest rates provided relief in a week of 

otherwise gloomy financial news 23/09/01 C 3 1>3 

* Policyholders with Equitable Life are receiving weighty 

documents outlining the board's proposals for plugging the black 

hole in Equitable's finances 23/09/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* National Savings have zero risk but derisory returns 30/09/01 

C 12>13 1>3 

* Double-digit returns on investments will be rare in the future 

30/09/01 C 2 3>5 

* The British workforce needs to find the means to save an extra 

£27bn a year to live comfortably in retirement, research for the 

insurance industry has revealed 30/09/01 N 2 1>4 

* Pensions gap brings call for new policy from the government 

30/09/01 C 2>3 2>5 Photograph 

* Eighteen months ago three financial advisers devised 

portfolios - how they are faring today 30/09/01 C 4>5 1>6 

Photograph 

* Accessing your online accounts could become much easier 

with the launch of aggregation services in the UK 30/09/01 C 

6>7 4>5 

* Special feature on ISAs 07/10/01 C 16, 18>19 1>4 

Photographs 

* Investing maturing TESSAs 07/10/01 C 17 1>2 

* The shares shakedown may push people towards property, but 

it is not a one-way bet 07/10/01 C 2>3 2>5 Photographs 

* The Government's new pension scheme kicks off tomorrow, 

but many bosses are ignoring it 07/10/01 C 6>7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Anyone hoping to sell an endowment policy on the secondhand 

market may receive a disappointing price 07/10/01 C 9 

1>2 

* Financial advisers are the target of a new charity drive 


164 

14/10/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 

* With rates low and shares volatile, you have to invest carefully 

or risk capital 14/10/01 C 6>7 1>3 Photograph 

* Investments without the gobbledegook 21/10/01 C 17 1>6 

Illustration 

* People aged 45 to 64 should expect to be wooed by financial 

advertisers over the next few years 21/10/01 C 17 1>3 

Photograph 

* Pensions: how the product-buying public really feels 21/10/01 


* Former Minister Frank Field has a plan to replace the old 

system of state pension 21/10/01 C 4 1>6 Photograph 

* The disillusionment of small investors and pension savers with 

the life insurance industry is reflected in the views of readers 

21/10/01 C 5 1>2 

* Few lenders automatically move loyal customers onto their 

most favourable mortgage 21/10/01 C 6>7 1>5 Photographs 



women are taking control of money matters - see Social 


* Banking from home will raise your interest rate 28/10/01 C 17 


* Rip-off financial advisers 28/10/01 C 2>7 2>3 Photograph 

* Special report on pensions 04/11/01 C 12>15 1>6 

Photographs 

* Dicing with debt 11/11/01 C 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Special report on ISAs 11/11/01 C 8>11 1>3 Photographs 

* Major lenders face a crackdown over the way they deal with 

borrowers who are struggling with debt - see Financial 


* The Government is making it easier for employees to feel part 

of things by the launch of the Employee Share Alliance (ESA) 

18/11/01 C 14>15 1>6 Photographs 

* Alternative investments 18/11/01 C 6 1>3 Photographs 

* Investment trusts 18/11/01 C 8>9 1>4 Illustration 

* With-profits deals are to be clarified 25/11/01 C 12>13 1>3 

Photograph 

* The events of 11 September could affect how much your 

wages rise next year 25/11/01 C 18>19 1>6 Photographs 

* Christmas shoppers face rip-offs that could plunge them into 

years of debt 25/11/01 C 2>3 1>6 Photographs 

* Card users who expect to repay the cost of their Christmas 

over several months should look for those offering the cheapest 

deals 25/11/01 C 3 1>3 Photograph 

* The financial implications of Cohabitation 25/11/01 C 6 1>6 

Photographs 


* Employers are closing coveted final salary schemes in 

increasing numbers - see Business & Industry 02/12/01 

* Early retirement on health grounds is becoming a perk of the 

past 02/12/01 C 14>15 1>6 Photographs 

* Holes in the net as legal aid grows 02/12/01 C 2>3 1>4 


* Pre-Budget Report: How tax is replacing benefits 02/12/01 C 

4>5 1>4 

* The abolition of Stamp Duty on cheap properties in

disadvantaged areas is unlikely to boost the flagging housing 

market 02/12/01 C 4>5 3 Photograph 

* Career breaks and maternity leave can wreak havoc with 

pension planning 02/12/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* A new law would require accountants to shop clients 02/12/01 



face a more uncertain old age than men - see Women 09/12/01 

* HSBC borrowers whose discounted mortgages are linked to 

the bank's old standard variable rate must make individual 

complaints if they want to benefit from discounted rates - see 


* The Gift Aid will not help those charities collecting soon-to-be 

obsolete European coins - see Charities 09/12/01 

* Women are suffering much more than men from Britain's 

pensions 'time bomb' - see Women 09/12/01 

* Maria Scott looks at the pros and cons of grasping the shaky 

lifeline on offer to Equitable Life voters 09/12/01 R 2>3 1>6 

Photograph 

* Interest rate assumptions undermine aid for the elderly 

09/12/01 R 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Investors seeking solid returns from a turbulent stock market 

are returning to property funds - see Property 16/12/01 

* Travel insurance is often the last thing young travellers think 

about before roaming the globe and it could cost them dear - see 

Travel 16/12/01 

* A guide to claiming from blundering utilities 16/12/01 C 2>3 


* Business focus on pension funds 16/12/01 N 5 1>6 

Photographs 

* Maria Scott and Neasa MacErlean hand out the year's personal 

finance plaudits, brickbats, and must-try-harders 23/12/01 B 20 


* Despite a disastrous and turbulent year, equity funds still offer 

hope to canny investors 30/12/01 B 23 1>8 Photographs 

* Jill Insley takes an optimistic view of consolations the New 

Year will offer buyers, sellers and savers 30/12/01 B 24 1>6 

Photographs 

* Swapping your holdings into a collective fund can cut hassle 

and worry 29/07/02 C 9 1>6 

PHILLIPS, ANDREW 



PHILLIPS, SIAN 

* Interview with actress Sîan Phillips on the publication of her 

autobiography, Public Places 29/07/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS 


PHOTOGRAPHY 

* Review of Lee Miller and Erwin Wurm 14/01/01 R 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Observer photographer wins World Press Photo Award 


* A year after London's big wheel threw open its pods to the 

public - see London 18/02/01 

* Review of Brassai: the Soul of Paris 25/02/01 R 12 1>8 

Photographs 


165 

* Photographer Amanda Eliasch has been given £1,000 by each 

of five women to transform themselves from their everyday 

selves 25/02/01 M 28>31 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Horst Portraits: 60 Years of Style at the National 

Portrait Gallery 04/03/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Police who swooped on a London gallery claim pictures of two 

naked children, snapped by their mother, are obscene - but only a 

pervert could imagine that says Tierney Gearon 11/03/01 B 3 


* Top photographers share their travel experiences 25/03/01 E 

2>3, 9 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Migrations at The New Art Gallery Walsall 


* Review of Annie Leibovitz: Nudes at the Shine Gallery, 

London 22/04/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* In 1974, Daniel Meadows took to the road in a double-decker 

bus to take portraits of anybody who wanted one - 20 years later 

he returned to the people and places... 13/05/01 M 18>25 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of exhibitions, Open City: Street Photographers Since 

1950/Helmut Newton 20/05/01 R 11 1>6 Photographs 

* The battle to preserve the iconic image of Che Guevara will go 

on after the death of photographer, Alberto Korda - see Guevara, 

Che 27/05/01 

* Koo Stark's dating days with Prince Andrew are long behind 

her, as are her brushes with the paparazzo, but as Koo Stark 

launches are now photographic exhibition, all her scars are still 

on show 17/06/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Martin Parr is sent to Paris armed only with his cameras and a 

sense of humour… 22/07/01 M 29>37 1>2 Photographs 

* Put together Britain's most controversial photography and the 

Observer Hodge Award and you can a series of powerful and 

uncompromising images 12/08/01 M 26>31 1>3 Photographs 

* Sarah Moon's mysteriously delicate images of women 

dramatically changed the face of fashion photography 21/10/01 



of the Metropolitan Police, a century after the unit was set up - 


* When the impossible happened in New York, Magnum 

photographers rush out to record it - the results, beautiful and 

terrible, are now on show - see Terrorism 25/11/01 

PICADOR BOOK OF CRICKET, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Bouquet, Jonathan 10/06/01 

PICASSO, PABLO 

* Picasso's erotic works to blue for British eyes 25/02/01 B 24 




three part series on Channel 4 - see Television 10/06/01 

PLANER, NIGEL 

* Interview with actor Nigel Planer 04/03/01 M 28>32 1>4 

Photographs 

PLATH, SYLVIA, THE JOURNALS OF… 


PLEASING MYSELF 


PLOWRIGHT, JOAN


memoirs which reveal the 25 years as Laurence Olivier's wife 


POETRY 

* Sahara Sunday Spain is 9, writes poetry and is being hailed as 

a star in America - see Spain, Sahara Sunday 04/02/01 

* Killed in Crossfire by Tom Paulin 18/02/01 R 15 4 


by Peter Forbes - see Riddler, Anne 28/10/01 

* By turning men's idea of poetry on its head, women poets 

discovered a voice for themselves 04/11/01 R 2 1>6 

Photographs 

POKER: BETS, BLUFFS AND BAD BEATS 

* See Book Reviews - Buckley, Will 18/03/01 

POLICE 

* Britain's biggest police force is racist, according to its own 

staff 14/01/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* How police failed race attack victim - see Racism 04/02/01 

* The Ministry of Defence police force is to be transformed into 

a rapid response squad ready to intervene in strikes and protests 

across the country - Ministry of Defence 04/02/01 

* Ken Livingstone is to intervene in the case of police 

harassment of a black community worker 18/03/01 B 2 4>6 

Photograph 

* Crime fears as five police stations shut each month since 

Labour came into power - see Crime 25/03/01 

* Police budgets are being slashed under Labour, with a study 

showing that Tony Blair has halved the annual increase to forces 

across England 15/04/01 B 11 1>2 

* Police were accused of over-reacting to the threat of May Day 

violence in London and creating an atmosphere which makes a 

serious riot more likely - see Demonstrations & Protests 

29/04/01 

* Unrepentant police are refusing to apologise to bystanders 

penned in by riot officers at the end of last week's May Day anticapitalist 

demonstrations 06/05/01 B 12 1>8 Photograph 

* British police are likely to be the first in the world to acquire a 

national database that can identify criminals from foot prints 

20/05/01 B 9 7 

* British police officers could soon be using a non-lethal 

'supergun' developed in the US to maintain order during riots and 

periods of civil unrest 03/06/01 B 7 1>2 Illustration 



- report on a catalogue of errors - see Crime 10/06/01 

* Underperforming police forces across the country are to be 

'named and shamed' in a set of league tables to be published later 

this year 17/06/01 B 3 1>3 Photograph 

* Paul Whitehouse, the Chief Constable of Sussex who resigned 

last week has called for a public inquiry into the events that led 

to him being forced out - see Whitehouse, Paul 01/07/01 

* Tranquilliser guns are to be issued to police in an attempt to 

halt the number of fatal shootings by armed officers 15/07/01 B 

1>2 1>3 Cartoon 

* Police officers involved in dealing with the Bradford race riots 

are launching a claim for millions of pounds in damages over the 

'trauma' they suffered 29/07/01 B 1 1>3 

* Elite police firearms units are facing a recruitment crisis that 

threatens to reduce dramatically the numbers of armed police 

available to patrol Britain's streets 29/07/01 B 10 1>2 


166 

* The family of an unarmed man shot dead in his bedroom by 

police have been denied a public inquiry and inquest into the 

death 05/08/01 B 14 5>7 Photograph 



enough black and Asian officers 05/08/01 B 5 6>7 Photograph 

* British police are being armed 'by stealth' as gun use reaches 

record levels 05/08/01 B 5 1>5 Photograph 

* The makers of a documentary on deaths in police custody are 

defying threats to stop the film being shown 12/08/01 B 10 1>6 

Photographs 

* Police officers are to face random drug tests in an 

unprecedented crackdown on the growing problem of substance 

abuse in forces throughout Britain 19/08/01 B 1 1>3 

* Nick Ross, the presenter of the BBC's Crimewatch 

programme, has launched a bitter attack on the Government's 

crime policies, accusing Ministers of ignoring victims in favour 

of criminals - see Crime 21/10/01 

* Senior police officers have called for ecstasy to be treated as 

less dangerous then heroin or cocaine, just days after the 

Government ordered a relaxation of the cannabis laws - see 



of the Metropolitan Police, a century after the unit was set up 

04/11/01 M 18>24 1>4 Photographs 

* Police attitudes to Ecstasy may be softening, but some old 

ravers are beginning to worry that there's a price to pay for the 

good times they had 10 years ago - see Drugs & Drug Abuse 

25/11/01 

* Police forces across the world will get unrestricted access to 

medical records and bank details of Britons under radical powers 

granted by the new anti-terrorism Bill 25/11/01 B 12 7>8 

* Senior police officers are at loggerheads - should they pursue 

users of ecstasy or switch to softly-softly? 25/11/01 B 22 1>7 

Photographs 

* Home Secretary, David Blunkett has signalled the single 

biggest overhaul of failing police forces 02/12/01 B 1, 3 7>8 

* The worst police force in England and Wales is Greater 

Manchester, according to an Observer survey 02/12/01 B 9 3>8 


prescription of heroin to addicts on the NHS - see Drugs & Drug 

Abuse 09/12/01 

* Police want new powers to lock up paedophiles - see 

Paedophiles 16/12/01 



corpses in a bid to solve serious crimes - see Crime 23/12/01 

POLITICS 

* As the row over million pound donations to the Labour Party 

continues, a look at the schmoozers who set up the deals and 

how they go about convincing people to splash their cash 


* The Prime Minister will reject calls for state funding of 

political parties because he does not believe that voters would 

stomach the millions of pounds it would cost the taxpayer 

07/01/01 B 2 2>3 

* Labour vetoes softening of stance on drug laws 07/01/01 B 3 

1>4 

* William Hague's Shadow Cabinet plan escape after an election 

they expect to lose 07/01/01 B 4 7>8 


that jobs are 'there for the taking' and that anyone under 50 who

can work must do so 14/01/01 B 12 7>8 

* Tony Blair is to pledge no income tax rise in new parliament 

14/01/01 B 3 1>4 



after he agreed to donate £1bn to the Dome - see Mandelson, 

Peter 21/01/01 

* New Labour puts 'emotional literacy' at the heart of the 

political agenda 21/01/01 B 11 1>7 Photographs 

* Tony Blair faces the humiliating prospect of being represented 

by an empty chair as ITV prepares to go ahead with a televised 

debate involving the leaders of the three main political parties 

21/01/01 B 2 4>7 

* In Germany, the foreign minister admits to the headstrong folly 

of his youth and then gets back to work, in Britain, only a perfect 

past is good enough, writes Neal Ascherson 21/01/01 B 29 1>4 

Photographs 



the tobacco industry 21/01/01 B 4 7>8 Photograph 

* Charles Leadbeater regrets the departure from the Cabinet of 

Peter Mandelson - see Mandelson, Peter 28/01/01 

* New Labour has turned to advertising bad boy Trevor Beattie - 

see Beattie, Trevor 28/01/01 

* Pre-election tax cuts look to be off the agenda as a softening 

UK economy and acceleration in spending on public services 

puts the squeeze on the size of the Treasury's surplus - see 

Financial 28/01/01 

* War broke out last night between Tony Blair and Peter 

Mandelson, the two key architects of New Labour over the 

passports-for-favours crisis 28/01/01 B 1>2 1>4 Photograph 

* The end of Peter Mandelson and Labour's crisis 28/01/01 B 


* Focus groups show female votes falling out of love with New 

Labour - see Women 04/02/01 

* The political scandal that refused to go away - see Hinduja 

Affair, The 04/02/01 

* Blair fires starting pistol for single currency marathon - see 

Euro, The 11/02/01 

* Peter Mandelson could make a comeback to an important role 

but only if he cleans up his act, a former Labour Party general 

secretary has said - see Mandelson, Peter 11/02/01 


software providers has led to a string of expensive failures - see 




victim of the Profumo scandal - see Keeler, Christine 18/02/01 

* Profile on former Olympic champion turned politician, 

Sebastian Coe - see Coe, Sebastian 18/02/01 

* Public sector IT spending soars to a record £10bn - see 


* Two Government senior figures attacked Alastair Campbell, 

the Prime Minister's official spokesman, for saying that the 

education system was littered with 'bog standard 

comprehensives' - see Education 18/02/01 

* Tony Blair admits fears of voter apathy 18/02/01 B 2 3>5 

* Doubts over Tony Blair's deal on defence with President Bush 

- see Defence 25/02/01 

* George Szamuely comments on the Bush-Blair summit - see 

Szamuely, George 25/02/01 


167 

* Government plans to encourage large-scale private saving for 

retirement could be heading for failure - see Personal Finance 

25/02/01 

* Michael Portillo faced intense pressure to reveal the full scale 

of his business affairs after leaked documents showed he was 

given secret payments by an oil giant - see Portillo, Michael 

25/02/01 

* The government is under pressure to secure the future of the 

Govan and Scotstoun shipyards in Glasgow by awarding them a 

contract to build two naval support ships - see Shipbuilding 

25/02/01 

* William Hague was so disillusioned by splits and rows within 

his party that he considered resigning a year ago - see Hague, 

William 25/02/01 

* Election countdown - the Tories' impossible task 25/02/01 B 


* Maternity pay boosted as the Budget targets women voters - 




scandal which is to be published this week - see Mandelson, 

Peter 04/03/01 

* The productivity gap between Britain and the US has widened 

dramatically since New Labour came to power, despite 

numerous Government efforts to close it - see Business & 


* Budget countdown 04/03/01 B 16 1>8 Photograph 

* The Mandelson affair: the Hammond Report exonerates 

Ministers - but deep in its pages it exposes the subtler ways in 

which money still buys influences 04/03/01 B 18>19 1>8 

Illustrations 

* Tory leader, William Hague, says 'Britain will be a foreign 

land' in his appeal to swing voters 04/03/01 B 2 2>4 

* Poll shows that a third of Tory party activists want William 

Hague to quit and Michael Portillo to become leader 04/03/01 B 




critics who say that he does not take green issues seriously 

04/03/01 B 6 1>3 



today 04/03/01 N 6>7 1>5 Photographs 

* Labour is to harness the teenage craze for mobile phone textmessaging 

to get its election slogans, campaign instructions and 

encouragements to vote flashed to thousands of supporters 

04/03/01 B 7 1>2 Cartoon 


the New Deal - see Work 11/03/01 

* Tony Blair was facing a fresh sleaze row over a leaked memo 

suggesting Downing Street intervened in a planning application 

by billionaire arms broker Wafic Said 11/03/01 B 1>2 3>5 

* Tony Blair believes the loss of Peter Mandelson has been a 

severe blow to the Government 11/03/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Defence contractor BAE says it will close down shipyards if 

Ministers don't promise to give it the orders it wants - see 


* Foreign Office Minister Keith Vaz has personally overturned 

decisions by immigration officers an unprecedented 50 times - 

see Vaz, Keith 18/03/01 

* John Prescott was at the centre of a furious row over his 

decision to use private-sector lobbyists working for the transport 

industry to advise him during the general election - see Prescott,

John 18/03/01 



politics where the church is the bedrock of local communities 

18/03/01 B 13 7>8 

* Week 5: Foot & Mouth is no longer a disaster just in rural 

areas - it has become a major political drama that may threaten 

Blair's plans to win again - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 25/03/01 

* Fresh allegations of murky dealings between the Hinduja 

brothers and Britain threaten to embarrass Ministers who helped 

them obtain their British passports 25/03/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* It's compelling television and the most biting political satire for 

a generation, Robert McCrum celebrates Rory Bremner and his 

dazzling team - see Television 01/04/01 

* Profile on Anji Hunter, confidante and trusted aide to Tony 

Blair - see Hunter, Anji 01/04/01 

* Tony Blair clears the way for a June election 01/04/01 B 1>2 

1 

* The battle over the timing of the election 01/04/01 B 14 1>7 

Photographs 

* Blair's babes were supposed to change the male-dominated 

world of politics for ever, but they have had a battle on their 

hands even to survive 01/04/01 B 4 1>7 Photographs 



facing democracy today - see Hertz, Noreena 08/04/01 

* Lord Ashcroft, the Conservative Party treasurer, is being sued 

in the US over his alleged role in a corporate scandal - see 

Ashcroft, Lord 08/04/01 

* Lord Birt, the former BBC boss named as Tony Blair's 'crime 

tsar' in a blaze of publicity, has been quietly pensioned off amid 

mounting criticism - see Birt, Lord 08/04/01 

* New rights for mothers choosing to work part-time will be 

drawn up by an independent commission under plans being 

considered by Tony Blair 08/04/01 B 8 7>8 


would not be returning to the job after the General Election - see 



outlawed by the Government - see Genetics 15/04/01 

* Labour is to declare 'a war of attrition' against the BBC during 

the general election campaign 15/04/01 B 2 4>5 

* Ed Vulliamy joins John Prescott, the Deputy PM on the New 

York subway to hear his views on Kyoto, the Tube - and Miles 

Davis - see Prescott, John 22/04/01 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Tony Booth, the PM's father-in-law - 

see Booth, Tony 22/04/01 

* Labour is set to tackle the crisis in the rail industry with a 

major shake-up... - see Railway Industry 22/04/01 

* Rebel Tories, and a nicely timed speech about curry, have put 

the explosive issue of race on top of the election agenda - see 

Race 22/04/01 

* The Labour Party was accused of being 'institutionally racist' 

after an investigation revealed it will fail to hit its own target on 

electing black and Asian MPs at the next election - see Racism 

22/04/01 

* Some of the last election's losers relive the tears and the 

tantrums 22/04/01 M 14>20 1>4 Photographs 

* Blair's Britain just cultural vandalism says Bush's social policy 

guru, Myron Magnet 22/04/01 B 23 1>4 Photograph 


168 

* Labour's plan to give all newborn children a solid financial 

start - see Personal Finance 29/04/01 

* Leading Conservatives in William Hague's Treasury team are 

seeking to change tax laws which would directly benefit a 

business man who has donated millions of pounds to the party 

29/04/01 B 1>2 1>3 Photograph 

* Lord Taylor, the black Conservative leader who has fiercely 

criticised William Hague's stance on race, is to be gagged this 

week by the party 29/04/01 B 2 2>7 

* Alistair Beaton, author of the satirical hit 'Feelgood', chances 

on a secret memo from the Prime Minister seeking a livelier 

manifesto 29/04/01 B 24 2>5 

* Comment by Peter Mandelson - see Mandelson, Peter 

06/05/01 

* Tony Blair overruled the Treasury to strike a deal over the 

future of the London Tube amid fears than an ongoing row 

would cost Labour seats in the capital - see London 

Underground 06/05/01 

* A tough package of crime measures is to be made the launch 

pad for Tony Blair's electoral appeal to Britain's middle ground 

06/05/01 B 1 4>7 




06/05/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Countdown to polling day 06/05/01 B 14 1>6 Photographs 


backing of Tony Blair 06/05/01 B 14 7>8 

* Varied personal opinions of the Labour Party 06/05/01 B 24 


* Tony Blair secretly scrapped an official report detailing how 

Britain's public services are still failing under New Labour amid 

fears that it would give ammunition to the Tories close to the 

election 06/05/01 B 6 1>7 

* A fresh attempt to crack down on cartels, rogue traders and 

anti-competitive companies will be the centrepiece of Labour's 

election manifesto plans for business - see Business & Industry 

13/05/01 

* A raft of tax cuts and rises in allowances were promised in the 

Tories' election manifesto last week, all funded by £8bn cuts in 

public spending - see Personal Finance 13/05/01 

* How your vote in the forthcoming General Election could hit 

your pocket - see Personal Finance 13/05/01 

* Labour has wooed business - but the relationship is fragile - 


* Labour's new incentives to work - and a boost for pensioners - 


* Many Lib Dem proposals on personal finance are similar to 

those they made at the last election, but this time they are 

making an effort to appeal to pensioners - see Personal Finance 

13/05/01 

* A group of 60 prominent businessmen are set to endorse 

Labour's economic record in a letter to be published in The 

Times tomorrow 13/05/01 N 1 2>6 

* New poll joy for Blair as Tories lose high earners 13/05/01 B 


* Six-page special on Election 2001 13/05/01 B 13>18 1>8 

Photographs 

* A former aide to the Hinduja brothers accused Downing Street 

of lying about a meeting between Tony Blair and the 

controversial Indian tycoons in June 1998 13/05/01 B 2 7>8

* Tories in turmoil as candidates defy Hague over joining the 

euro 13/05/01 B 2 1>6 Photograph 

* Britain is to impose a cap on the number of people granted 

asylum as part of a government clampdown on one of the most 

delicate issues facing politicians - see Asylum Seekers 20/05/01 



improve the NHS - see National Health Service 20/05/01 

* Election focus on The Euro - see Euro, The 20/05/01 

* Labour is planning to launch a sweeping review of the sources 

and security of Britain's energy supply as an urgent policy 

initiative if it wins the election - see Energy 20/05/01 

* More stealth taxes likely as Labour lays off incomes - see 


* Vodafone executive and lifelong Conservative Chris Gent has 

fallen out with William Hague over his position on Europe and 

the single currency 20/05/01 

* Oliver Letwin, the Tory Treasury spokesman at the heart of 

last week's gaffe over tax cuts, may pay for his mistake with his 

seat 20/05/01 B 12 7>8 

* The political week 20/05/01 B 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Election 2001 special 20/05/01 B 13>18 1>8 Photographs 

* The Big Issue No 2: Asylum 20/05/01 B 15 6 

* William Hague faced an embarrassing row over his campaign 

strategy as opinion polls revealed that Labour has lengthened its 

lead to 19 points 20/05/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 


Office Minister Keith Vaz in his attempts to avoid extradition - 

see Fraud 27/05/01 



service - see Blair, Cherie 27/05/01 

* Investment in hospitals, schools and transport infrastructure 

sunk to its lowest sustained level since the Second World War 

during Labour's four years in power, a new analysis reveals 

27/05/01 N 1 1>3 

* The strange case of Keith Vaz, the Iraqi tycoon and Interpol 


* Election 2001: Interview with Charles Kennedy, the Lib Dems' 

self-deprecating Scot 27/05/01 B 14>15 2>6 Photographs 

* Election 2001 special 27/05/01 B 14>20 1>6 Photographs 

* The Big Issue No 3: The euro 27/05/01 B 17 5 

* Tony Blair is to join the list of party leaders who have made 

themselves the star of the show 27/05/01 B 2 2>7 Photographs 


stance 27/05/01 B 2 2>7 



emerged 27/05/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs, graphs 

* Election 2001: How to make sense of the tax debate 27/05/01 

N 8>9 1>6 Photographs 




NHS - see BBC 03/06/01 

* The Government should abandon university tuition fees, 

according to William Straw, the Home Secretary's son - see 


* Tories switch tack in face of poll rout 03/06/01 B 1 5>8 


169 

* Election 2001: 8-page special 03/06/01 B 13>22 

* The big issue No. 4: Privatisation 03/06/01 B 14 1 

* Blair's blueprint for new term with schools and law shake-up 

03/06/01 B 2 2>8 

* Portillo is ready to put Tory leadership bid on hold 03/06/01 B 


* The race debate that ignores black people's hopes 03/06/01 B 


* The Greens 03/06/01 B 22 1>4 Photograph 

* Robin Marris says the maths of the election makes stealth taxes 

the only hope for the poor 03/06/01 N 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Under Labour macro policy is disappearing 03/06/01 N 3 1>5 


* Sex, drugs and drink are par for the course for any teenager, 

but if mum and dad happen to be called Blair, or maybe Bush, it 

doesn't half cramp your style - see Families & Family Life 

10/06/01 

* Union leaders who represent millions of public sector workers 

are to launch a campaign against Government plans for greater 

private involvement in health and education - see Trade Unions 

10/06/01 

* The Government is looking at radical plans to raise billions of 

pounds from the part-privatisation of the airwaves 10/06/01 N 1 

1>5 

* Election 2001: The Verdict, 16-page special 10/06/01 X 1>16 


* Tony Blair axed Robin Cook from the Foreign Office because 

he feared a major row was about to erupt between the former 

Foreign Secretary and the chancellor, Gordon Brown, over entry 

to the euro 10/06/01 B 1>2 1>6 Photographs 

* The British Iraqi-born tycoon, Nadhmi Auchi, who is wanted 

for questioning in France over his alleged role in the Elf- 

Aquitaine scandal, has given thousands of pounds in political 

donations 10/06/01 B 10 1>6 

* Election 2001: How the PM has surrounded himself with 

loyalists for the battle to come on the euro 10/06/01 B 13>14 


* Election 2001: Blair's Cabinet 10/06/01 B 14 7>8 Photographs 

* Election 2001: Mary Riddell sees the designer labels of the last 

term go, replaced by the Blair clan, 1950s style 10/06/01 B 14 


* Election 2001: The Tories: By jumping before he was pushed, 

Hague hoped to save his party from a messy fight, he was wrong 


* Greens at War: environmentalists said our planet was doomed 

to die, now one man says they are wrong 10/06/01 B 16 1>8 

Photographs 

* Ann Widdecombe will make a determined pitch for the Tory 

leadership today by staking out her claim to lead the party on a 

strong right-wing agenda 10/06/01 B 2 2>4 

* Profile on the millionaire philanthropist, John Paul Getty, who 

has just donated £5m to the Tory Party - see Getty, John Paul 

17/06/01 

* John Major will today back Tory leadership challenger 

Michael Portillo 17/06/01 B 1, 3 1 

* Tory battles: Michael Portillo's leadership quest 17/06/01 B 


* The Government is braced for a major clash over Franco- 

German plans for a European tax to support institutions based in 

Brussels 17/06/01 B 2 2>6

* Five days after the election, Michael Portillo finally reveals his 

ambitions to lead the Conservative Party 17/06/01 B 25 1>2 

Photograph 



influenced by powerful football chiefs 17/06/01 B 7 1>2 

Photographs 

* Roy Hattersley, former deputy leader of the Labour Party, 

launched a savage attack on Tony Blair and called for a 'counter 

coup' by party members to restore Labour's principles - see 

Hattersley, Roy 24/06/01 

* The former Tory Party treasurer, Lord Ashcroft, is to take legal 

action against two Cabinet ministers over a 'dirty tricks' 

campaign - see Ashcroft, Lord 24/06/01 

* Three of the leading contenders for the Tory leadership broke 

with the party's traditional hardline opposition to drugs by 

calling for a major debate on the legalisation of cannabis 

24/06/01 B 1 2>7 

* New Labour's great dilemma: Tony Blair has realised that 

voters are fed up with crumbling public services - and his answer 

is to bring in the private sector 24/06/01 B 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Secret papers show that Parliamentary pension portfolio 

includes millions in 'unethical' investments 24/06/01 B 2 2>7 

* Parliament's pensions scandal: the unethical investments 

behind MPs' pensions 24/06/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs 





* Michael Portillo has apologised to rivals over a 'dirty tricks' 

campaign threatening to sour the race for the Tory leadership - 

see Portillo, Michael 01/07/01 

* Peter Gershon, Whitehall's new companion of 'intelligent' 

purchasing took a pay cut to teach value for money to the civil 

service - see Public/Private Sector 01/07/01 

* Profile on Kenneth Clarke, Tory Party leader candidate - see 

Clarke, Kenneth 01/07/01 

* Politicians are demanding an ethical pension fund for MPs 

after The Observer revealed that their retirement money has been 

invested in cigarette firms and arms manufacturers 01/07/01 N 2 

7>8 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Charles Moore, the reluctant 

revolutionary - see Moore, Charles 08/07/01 

* Tony Blair is to dump the government's "annual report" after 

accusations that it was an expensive exercise in spin 08/07/01 B 

13 5>7 

* 'Confessor' heard the diary of Hague's disastrous campaign 

08/07/01 B 9 4>6 

* Fears over a Tory leadership ballot fix and allegations of 

treachery against Amanda Platell 08/07/01 B 9 1>3 Photograph 


Servants of the People - extract from his updated bestseller - see 

Rawnsley, Andrew 15/07/01 

* BAT, the tobacco company employing Tory leadership hopeful 

Ken Clarke as deputy chairman has been doing business deals 

with a suspected Serbian smuggler - see Tobacco Industry 

15/07/01 

* The spectre of the cash for passports scandal cast a fresh cloud 

over Tony Blair's administration as a new book revealed details 

of Downing Street's involvement in the Hinduja affair 15/07/01 


* The screening of senior Tory aide Amanda Platell's election 

diary could end her greatest enemy's career 15/07/01 B 3 1>4 


170 

Photographs 

* Influential Tory MP Alan Duncan has become embroiled in a 

criminal investigation over an allegedly illegal multi-million 

pound oil deal - see Duncan, Alan 22/07/01 



that could split the party - see Euro, The 22/07/01 

* Mary Archer whispers in the ear of her husband, the disgraced 

Tory peer, Jeffrey Archer, as he prepares to return to prison after 

his mother's funeral service - see Archer, Jeffrey & Mary 

22/07/01 

* The tortuous path that led to the final burial of Michael 

Portillo's hopes to lead the Conservative Party - see Portillo, 

Michael 22/07/01 

* Amanda Platell, William Hague's former chief spin doctor, is 

backing Iain Duncan Smith to become the new Conservative 

Party leader 05/08/01 B 6 5>6 Photograph 

* Rebel Labour MPs will try to force a return to traditional party 

principles during an unprecedented autumn of discontent 

05/08/01 B 6 7 8 

* BNP members tucked into cakes during the group's Red, White 

and Blue summer event in Mid-Wales - see British National 

Party, The 12/08/01 

* Photograph of Ken Clarke on the campaign trail for the 

leadership of the Tory Party with his wife, Gillian - see Clarke, 

Kenneth 19/08/01 

* William Hague warned that the Tories would 'slide back into 

divisions over Europe' unless they elected Iain Duncan Smith 

leader, as the Conservative leadership contest took a bitter twist 

19/08/01 B 2 4>6 Photograph 

* It's time to put vision back into politics and for Labour to dare 

admit that a just society must be paid for with higher taxes, 

argues Matthew Taylor, head of No 10's favourite think tank 

19/08/01 B 24 1>5 Photograph 

* Conservatives in crisis - see Conservative Party, The 26/08/01 

* Kenneth Clark, fighting to become the Tory leader, signalled 

that there would be a natural purge of Eurosceptic members from 

the Conservative Party is he wins - see Clarke, Kenneth 

26/08/01 

* Peter Preston on the Tory Press - see Media 26/08/01 

* The Prime Minister is expected to concede in a keynote speech 

to union leaders next month that the proposals to involve 

commercial firms in public services could have been handled 

better 26/08/01 B 6 6>8 Photograph 

* Tony Blair can triumph in a referendum on the euro if he 

tackles his 'hopeless' opponents hard enough, according to a new 

report - see Euro, The 02/09/01 

* Tony Blair has been thrown a lifeline over the growing antiprivatisation 

revolt after unions agreed to a crucial watering 

down of their opposition 02/09/01 B 10 8 

* Iain Duncan Smith, the Tory leadership candidate, changes 

tack on Section 28, which forbids the 'promotion of 

homosexuality', as rivals accuse him of betraying his principles 

02/09/01 B 2 2>7 

* Disgraced Labour MP, Peter Mandelson is back in the political 

limelight - see Mandelson, Peter 09/09/01 

* Iain Duncan Smith believes he can emulate his father's heroic 

wartime exploits, beating Kenneth Clarke to become Tory leader 

- see Smith, Iain Duncan 09/09/01 

* Interview with actor Neil Pearson who would rather talk 

politics than acting - see Pearson, Neil 09/09/01 

* The leading contender in the race to be the new chairman of

the BBC will demand that his deputy is a known Conservative 

supporter - see BBC 09/09/01 

* We will survive, argues the distinguished Conservative 

historian, Robert Blake - see Blake, Robert 09/09/01 

* A high-flying Labour Minister has secretly held a two-year 

directorship of a property company hoping to develop student 

accommodation with the help of private finance initiative 

funding 09/09/01 B 4 2>5 Photograph 

* The fragile Tory truce surrounding Iain Duncan Smith was 

shattered with blunt warnings from senior figures that he is only 

'on probation' as leader 16/09/01 B 1 4>8 

* Gaps in Iain Duncan Smith's team reveal deep rifts in the 

Conservative party 16/09/01 B 6 1>6 Photograph, cartoon 

* Terror in America: The Prime Minister's balance act - Blair 

tries to juggle caution and boldness 16/09/01 X 6 1>6 

Photograph 

* Terror in America: UK "hawks" and "doves" 16/09/01 X 6 


* Tony Blair has given the green light to one of the most hardhitting 

reports on the case for Britain joining the single currency 

- see Euro, The 23/09/01 

* Patients could have to pay to see their GP under plans being 

considered by Charles Kennedy, leader of the Liberal Democrats 

23/09/01 B 4 1>6 Photograph 



widespread 'institutional racism', according to a report - see 

Racism 30/09/01 

* Countdown to the euro: Labour's euro strategy - see Euro, The 

07/10/01 

* Just 3 per cent of voters recognise key members of the 

Conservative Party shadow cabinet - see Conservative Party, The 

07/10/01 



MP, but his days may be numbered - see Media 14/10/01 

* The Tories have quietly dropped plans to give parents and 

patients vouchers to pay for private education and healthcare 

14/10/01 B 13 7>8 

* The first official portrait of the PM is unveiled this week - see 

Blair, Tony 28/10/01 



business - see Business & Industry 18/11/01 

* Pre-Budget Report: Chancellor Gordon Brown's target: low 

tax, high spending - see Economy 18/11/01 

* Tony Blair's most trusted aide, Anji Hunter who has taken a 

top job with BP, stands to earn tens of thousands of pounds in 

additional bonus payments if oil prices and profits soar 18/11/01 

B 10 6>7 

* A doom-laden report from its advisers will tell the Government 

that despite its efforts the transport crisis is worse than ever - see 

Transport 25/11/01 

* A private healthcare company headed by one of Tony Blair's 

closest allies is making millions of pounds from acute NHS staff 

shortages - see National Health Service 25/11/01 

* Patriotic Gibraltar protests at 'disloyal' hand over to Spain by 

Tony Blair - see International Affairs: Europe 25/11/01 

* The elderly are each to be given £200 every winter until the 

next general election as part of a government drive that will cost 

tax payers £8bn - see Elderly, The 25/11/01 


171 

* The Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, threatened diplomatic 

action over President Robert Mugabe's threat to treat British 

journalists as 'terrorists' - see International Affairs: Africa 

25/11/01 

* NHS - paying for change - see National Health Service 

02/12/01 

* MPs want to know who paid for what during a visit to Hong 

Kong by the former Cabinet Minister, Peter Mandelson 

02/12/01 B 6 1>8 Photograph 





integration and even a new energy tax - see European Union 

09/12/01 


taxes in a radical blueprint for closer European integration - see 

European Union 09/12/01 

* Jay Rayner meets… Shirley Williams, Liberal Democrat, who 

at 71 is still fizzing with enthusiasm - see Williams, Shirley 

16/12/01 

* Tony Blair denied that a groundbreaking call the European 

Union for it to have its own constitution was a move towards a 

superstate - see European Union 16/12/01 


East peace process - see International Affairs: Middle East 

16/12/01 

* The Conservatives are facing a decade in the political 

wilderness because of a growing bias against the party in the 

British electoral system 16/12/01 B 12 6>8 Photograph 

* A Muslim Labour peer is to make an official complaint to the 

tribunal which investigates the misuse of bugging equipment 

16/12/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 

* Ann Widdecombe escapes Parliamentary pressures and treats 

her mother to the haunting beauty of Norway's Arctic wilderness 

- see Travel 23/12/01 





life for the first time - see Keays, Flora 23/12/01 



triple vaccine - see Blair, Tony & Cherie 23/12/01 

* Former Foreign Office Minister Keith Vaz faces claims that he 

may have received a payment from a rich businessman wanted 

for questioning in France - see Vaz, Keith 23/12/01 

* One of Saddam Hussein's most senior henchmen was the 

organiser of repeated trips to Baghdad by Labour MP George 

Galloway - see International Affairs: Middle East 23/12/01 

* Plans to ensure that juries in race cases have a quota of ethnic 

minority members are to be rejected by the Government - see 

Race 23/12/01 


spend a week teaching in school - see Education 30/12/01 

* The Government is to spend millions of pounds selling Europe 

and the single currency to the British public next year - see Euro, 


* Aspiring women MPs suffer such blatant sex discrimination 

that all three main parties are at risk of being sued, a report 

claims 23/09/10 B 5 7>8 Cartoon 

POLKE, SIGMAR

* See Art 14/01/01 

POLLUTION 

* Britain is facing a pollution disaster because of the hundreds of 

thousands of carcasses being burned or buried as the 

Government fights foot & mouth disease - see Foot & Mouth 

Crisis 01/04/01 

* Toxic chemicals are killing the Great Barrier Reef 03/06/01 B 


* A new book makes a shocking claim about London's air: it is 

actually the cleanest it has been since the Middle Ages 10/06/01 


* A damning international report names Scotland as the worst 

polluter in Europe - see Scotland 14/10/01 

POOLE, MAJOR JACK 


in Sudan - his son Arthur and grandson George - see 

International Affairs: Africa 21/10/01 

POP 


POPE JOHN PAUL II 

* Pope John Paul II closes the Holy Door in St Peter's Basillica 

at the Vatican, ending the Roman Catholic Church Holy Year 

2001 07/01/01 B 2 4 Photograph 

* Pope John Paul began a historic pilgrimage to Muslim Syria 

yesterday with an urgent appeal for peace in the Middle East 

06/05/01 B 23 6>8 Photograph 

* Pope John Paul II arrived in Ukranine for a five day visit and 

stepped straight into a war over whether the Vatican is trying to 

erode the power of the Orthodox Church 24/06/01 B 2 5 

Photograph 

POPULAR CULTURE 

* Award-winning journalist and documentary-maker Sorious 

Samura condemns the so-called reality TV currently dominating 

our screens and calls for more air time for the true stories - see 

Samura, Sorious 17/06/01 

* Germaine Greer on 'reality TV' 24/06/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

* Eighties TV shows are back, old bands are reforming and 

everybody's got a lava lamp… 19/08/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 


vision of children's popular culture - see Media 26/08/01 

POPULATION 

* The population of the UK has passed 60 million, fuelled by 

record immigration and increasing life expectancy 26/08/01 B 

1>2 2>5 Graph 

PORNOGRAPHY 

* Lenient sentencing fuels Net child porn 07/01/01 B 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Last week an adult video store was fined £5,000 for selling soft 

porn, Confessions of a Sex Maniac, under the label hard-core 

porn - see Videos 28/01/01 

* Computer retailers and Microsoft are to join forces with the 

police and children's charities in a crackdown on child porn on 

the Internet - see Internet 06/05/01 

* The British view of porn has changed, we are no longer 

shocked and neither is the censor, so sex shops and filmmakers 

are preparing for a boom time 03/06/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Penthouse porn baron Bob Guccione is heading an empire in 

crisis - see Media 01/07/01 


172 

PORTER, HENRY 







PORTILLO, MICHAEL 

* Michael Portillo faced intense pressure to reveal the full scale 

of his business affairs after leaked documents showed he was 

given secret payments by an oil giant 25/02/01 B 1 1>3 

* Michael Portillo has apologised to rivals over a 'dirty tricks' 

campaign threatening to sour the race for the Tory leadership 

01/07/01 B 9 6>7 Photograph 

* The tortuous path that led to the final burial of Michael 

Portillo's hopes to lead the Conservative Party 22/07/01 B 


PORTS, COLE 

* Your Sensational - The Cole Porter Story - see Radio 09/12/01 

POST OFFICE, THE 

* The new Post Office has the ambition to do much more than 

deliver letters 18/02/01 C 31 1>6 Photograph 

* The French Post Office wants to deliver letters in the UK when 

licences become available for operators to launch alternative 

services to the Royal Mail later this year - see Business & 


* Royal Mail managing director Richard Dykes is resigning next 

month after two years of poor performance that have seen mail 

volumes drop and performance targets go unmet - see Business 


* The Post Office is looking for new ways to cope with the 

demand for home deliveries 22/07/01 N 1 1>2 Photograph 

* The Royal Mail's Nobel guru, Professor Brian Josephson, is in 

a row with scientists as an issue of six special stamps goes on 

sale this week 30/09/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Management: Rebranding the Post Office was a disaster - see 

Work 16/12/01 

POUND, EZRA, POEMS SELECTED 


POVERTY 

* Almost 250,000 children in Britain's poorest households have 

become worse off since 1997 when Labour took power, says a 

new study 18/02/01 B 12 1>2 

* Hungary children and people begging are not what we want to 

see on holiday, but how do you cope with your conscience? 

03/06/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

POWELL, CHRIS 


POWELL, COLIN 

* Profile on Colin Powell, the youngest man to hold America's 

most powerful military post, and the first black man 30/09/01 B 


POWER, VINCE 

* Profile on rags-to-riches music king, Vince Power 21/01/01 N 

4 1>8 Photographs

POWER: THE ESSENTIAL WORKS 


POWERBOOK, THE 


PRESCOTT, JOHN 



industry to advise him during the general election 18/03/01 B 3 


* Ed Vulliamy joins John Prescott, the Deputy PM on the New 

York subway to hear his views on Kyoto, the Tube - and Miles 

Davis 22/04/01 B 10 1>7 Photograph 

PRESCOTT, SIR MARK 

* Interview with Sir Mark Prescott - see Sport: Horse Racing 

07/10/01 

PRESTON, PETER 


backing of Tony Blair - see Politics 06/05/01 








PRESTON, SIM 


PREVIN, ANDRE 

* Andre Previn's Music Hour - see Radio 09/12/01 

PRISONS & PRISONERS 

* One of the killers of James Bulger could move into a new 

home in the North-west within miles of the Bootle shopping 

centre where the toddler was snatched - see Bulger, James 

07/01/01 

* The 'Malevolent Seven' whose escape from a Texas prison 

sparked one of the biggest manhunts in American history got 

away after being left unsupervised having a picnic - see 


* Two young Britons, jailed for attempting to smuggle drugs out 


after fearing they would be killed 07/01/01 B 12 1>2 

Photographs 

* Saudi Arabian authorities are flouting international law by now 

allowing British officials to visit a jailed Briton who faces public 

execution - see International Affairs: Middle East 25/02/01 

* Letters published in The Sun could keep James Bulger's killers 

in jail…if they're genuine 25/02/01 B 12 1>7 Photographs 

* Bullying regimes and a breakdown of respect for authority 

have led to a staggering increase in violence at young offender 

institutions 04/03/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Crime pays handsomely for Britain's private jails 11/03/01 N 

12 1>6 Photograph, graphs 

* Prison officers will be told this week that they should call all 

inmates by their first name or, if their charges prefer, Mr, 

madam, Ms or Miss 20/05/01 B 1 2>4 Photograph 


173 

* Britain will have the second biggest prison population in the 

western world within six years 27/05/01 B 10 1>6 Photograph 

* Prison drama - it features corruption, lesbianism, drugs and 

violence - so no wonder millions of viewers love ITV's hit prison 

drama even if the critics hate it - see Prisons & Prisoners 

10/06/01 

* A prisoner serving life in the so-called Bangkok Hilton, the 

notorious Thai jail, is set to become the latest Briton abroad to be 

freed due to a change in the Government's policy 10/06/01 B 9 7 

Photograph 

* Police from two forces in the North of England have launched 

investigations into the leaking of pictures that could identify the 

killers of James Bulger after their release from secure detention 

17/06/01 B 1 2>5 Photograph 

* The killers of James Bulger will learn this week if they can go 

free, but new identities for Jon Venables and Robert Thompson 

may not be enough to protect them from vigilantes 17/06/01 B 


* Ethnic minorities account for more than 20 per cent of 

prisoners in jails in England and Wales, prompting fears the 

criminal justice system is increasingly racially biased - see 

Racism 24/06/01 

* Thousands of inmates are trapped in the revolving door of 

reoffending - few are taught the skills that would keep them free 

- see Work 01/07/01 

* Training persistent young offenders to drive forklift trucks is a 

rehabilitation project at HM Young Offenders Institution in 

Reading - see Work 08/07/01 


hospital, not prison - see Mental Health 29/07/01 




19/08/01 

* A disabled prisoner has won compensation for discrimination 

in a landmark case likely to lead to a catalogue of similar claims 

26/08/01 B 8 5>7 

* The Home Secretary has started a major review of sentencing 

which could see greater political and public involvement in 

dealing with offenders - two leading lawyers urge caution 


* A sailor who has spent the past 13 years trying to prove 

himself innocent of murder and rape could soon be freed after 

vital new evidence was uncovered in a police filing cabinet 




abuse charges? - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 

28/10/01 

* The French company responsible for the discredited asylum 

voucher scheme is in line to win lucrative government contracts 

to build and run two private prisons for women 11/11/01 B 12 

5>6 

* A plane-spotter who is one of 12 Britons being held in two of 

Greece's notoriously overcrowded prisons on suspicion of spying 

made an emotional plea for their freedom 18/11/01 B 5 1>5 

Photograph 

* The leader of a group of British plane-spotters held in prison in 

Greece on suspicion of spying travelled to Turkey earlier this 

year 02/12/01 B 2 2>5 Photograph 

* The row over the imprisoned British plane-spotters threatened 

to erupt into a major diplomatic incident 09/12/01 B 2 4>7 

Photograph 

* The 12 British plane-spotters held for more than a month in

Greek jails on suspicion of spying arrived home yesterday 


PRITCHARD, STEPHEN 

* Introducing Stephen Pritchard, Observer Readers' Editor 

04/03/01 B 31 5>6 Photograph 

* Readers' Editor 01/04/01 B 31 5>6 Photograph 

* Readers' Editor 06/05/01 B 25 6 Photograph 

* Readers' Editor 03/06/01 B 29 1 Photograph 







PRIVATE EYE 



darker satire of TV's Brass Eye 07/10/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photographs 

PROCLAIMERS, THE 


PROPELLERHEAD 

* See Book Reviews - Moore, Lucy 13/05/01 

PROPERTY 

* The UK market should stay strong, and for once the South East 

is not the most lively 07/01/01 C 10 1>6 Photograph 

* The pros and cons of installing a swimming pool 14/01/01 C 


* House auctions 14/01/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Some councils will buy back former council homes 14/01/01 

C 20 1>4 

* You need to do some homework if you buy a property on 

reused land 21/01/01 C 10 1>6 Photograph 

* Exchange homes with an overseas family for cheaper holidays 

28/01/01 C 8 1>4 Photograph 

* A faster way to buy and sell homes promises less hassle, but 

watch out for early snags 04/02/01 C 14>15 1>3 Photograph 

* The pitfalls of just-built homes 11/02/01 C 16 1>6 Illustration 

* Properties in France are still offering value for Britons looking 

for a holiday home - or more 18/02/01 C 20>21 1>3 Photograph 


have sunk but as the panic recedes, buyers will be back 25/02/01 


* What 'fixtures and fittings' can be involved in today's housing 

market 04/03/01 C 13 1>6 

* Are residents' parking zones out of control? 04/03/01 C 14>15 


* It used to be barns, now churches and schools are being turned 

into homes 11/03/01 C 18>19 1>5 Photographs 

* Selling your home can mean big savings 11/03/01 C 20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Buying to let 18/03/01 C 16>17 1>5 Photographs 

* Housing - the market by Tracey Boles 25/03/01 C 11 1>2 


174 

Photograph 

* What drives the British obsession with owning property 

25/03/01 C 2>6 2>4 Photographs 

* Redundant Ministry of Defence houses are being sold off for 

anything from £30,000 to £2.75m 25/03/01 C 22>23 1>5 

Photographs 

* Buying a home is more popular than ever, despite high 

property prices 01/04/01 C 10>11 1>3 Photographs 

* The sun is still shining on the property market on Millionaires' 

Row 08/04/01 N 3 1>5 Photograph 

* If you want a tip on where to buy a house which will rise in 

value, just turn to the Business section - company relocations are 

immensely influential in determining property values 08/04/01 

C 8>9 1>6 Map 

* BP Amoco's pension fund is selling a 10-acre Mayfair estate 

for up to £330m 15/04/01 N 5 5>8 Photograph 

* Don't go to the hassle of moving - build an extension 15/04/01 

C 8>9 1>6 Photograph 

* Homebuying: is now the right time to move? 22/04/01 C 


* People living in flood-risk areas are being redlined by insurers 

22/04/01 C 2>5 1>3 Photographs 

* How local authorities are trying to force builders to cater for 

moderate earners 29/04/01 C 6 1>5 Photograph 

* Oil-rich Arabs are poised to invest hundreds of millions of 

pounds in central London property 06/05/01 N 2 3>6 

* Economic downturn is starting to bite, but not for estate agents 

06/05/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* The ultra-conservative Corporation of London is to force 

developers to build affordable homes in East London boroughs if 

they want ambitious skyscraper plans to get off the ground - see 

London 13/05/01 

* The coming General Election will make little difference to 

property prices 13/05/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Keeping cowboy builders out of your home 13/05/01 C 8>9 


* In the latest instalment of her occasional diary on living in 

France, Natalie Sutton finds she needs more than love to marry 

in France 20/05/01 C 10>11 3>5 Photograph 

* In Wandsworth, what were once high-rise nightmares are now 

luxury apartments 20/05/01 C 10>11 1>6 Photographs 

* More than 500 years after they left, the English are returning to 

Gascony in France to buy property 27/05/01 C 12>13 1>6 


* Express route to selling luxury homes 03/06/01 C 12 1>6 

Photograph 

* Let the mouse take the strain in planning the perfect house 

move - see Internet 10/06/01 

* Celebrities pay a buying agent to house-hunt 10/06/01 C 


* The flurry of new skyscraper schemes has forced two 

government quangos to unite for the first time by issuing 

planning guidance to developers and local authorities 10/06/01 


* Thousands of families each year take the plunge and build their 

dream home - the benefits and potential pitfalls 17/06/01 C 8>9 


* A row is brewing over London's skyline, at stake is the future 

of some of the highrise residential and commercial towers 

planned for the capital 24/06/01 C 12 1>5 Illustration

* A scheme offering expert advice from architects for very little 

24/06/01 C 13 1>2 

* A law that took effect today means homeowners around 

Britain could soon find themselves suddenly ordered to pay 

repairs bills around £3,000 to drains under their houses 01/07/01 


* Rises in house prices are expected to splutter to a halt later this 

year as homeowners face the consequences of economic 

slowdown 08/07/01 N 2 8 

* Property is set to follow shares and job vacancies into 

economic slowdown 08/07/01 N 4 1>8 Graphs 

* Property for sale on flight paths are being discounted 08/07/01 


* Properties with a sea view are always the first to be sold and 

are up to 50 per cent more expensive 15/07/01 C 8 1>8 

Photograph 

* Action on the 'seller's pack' is the key to judging Labour's 

performance on housing 15/07/01 C 9 1>6 

* The new Notting Hill - in south London 22/07/01 C 14 1>6 

Photograph 

* Guide to searching out and surviving the traps that wreck 

property purchases and sales 29/07/01 C 16>17 1>4 

Photographs 

* A holiday home in Florida can almost pay for itself in rent 

from Disney fans 05/08/01 C 8>9 1>3 Photographs 

* Natalie Sutton continues her diary of restoring a hamlet in the 

south of France 12/08/01 C 8>9 2>5 Photographs 

* Prices have doubled in the celebrity territory of Beaconsfield 

12/08/01 C 8>9 1>3 Photographs 

* Loft conversions 19/08/01 C 8>9 1>5 

* The first signs of a property crash in the commercial sector are 

now evident 26/08/01 N 4 6 

* Changing a listed building can be a nightmare, but most 

succeed and the payoff is great 26/08/01 C 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Leading mortgage lenders are raising their forecasts for 

increases in house prices following another buoyant month 

02/09/01 N 1 1>2 

* Urban decay will be swept away by safe, green communities if 

co-housing enthusiasts have their way 02/09/01 C 8>9 1>5 

Photograph 

* Rising house prices have also meant rising rents as first-time 

buyers, forced off the property ladder by fears of a slump, stay 

with their landlords 09/09/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* The single biggest culprit in the high cost of moving is stamp 

duty 16/09/01 R 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Future houses 23/09/01 C 9 1>4 Photograph 

* House prices are showing early signs of slowdown in the wake 

of the international political and economic crisis 30/09/01 N 1 

5>8 

* Terrorism has cast a shadow over a highly attractive sector, the 

buy-to-let market 30/09/01 C 8>9 1>6 Photograph 

* The shares shakedown may push people towards property, but 

it is not a one-way bet - see Personal Finance 07/10/01 

* Palatial piles are now a dime a dozen - almost - report on 

sagging prices in the shires 07/10/01 C 4>5 1>5 Photographs 

* Up to 5 million people in 2 million homes are at risk of 

flooding over the next few weeks 14/10/01 C 10 1>6 

Photograph 

* Property Ladder - see Television 21/10/01 


175 

* Landlords can let universities take the strain of finding tenants 

and collecting money 21/10/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Property can earn £750 a day as a film location 28/10/01 C 


* House prices in some parts of London are set to fall sharply, 

according to a new service that reflects what property owners 

think will happen to the value of their homes 28/10/01 N 2 4>7 

Photograph 

* Clear evidence of a slow-down in the housing market will 

come from the country's biggest lender, Halifax, this week 

04/11/01 N 2 3>6 

* Don't expect house prices to fall if Britain joins the single 

currency 25/11/01 C 10>11 1>3 Photographs 

* The abolition of Stamp Duty on cheap properties in 

disadvantaged areas is unlikely to boost the flagging housing 

market - see Personal Finance 02/12/01 

* Prices of upmarket houses in London have plunged by up to 20 

per cent in the past three months 02/12/01 N 1 1 

* Plan to bring valuations in line with house price rises will hit 

the poor worst 02/12/01 C 8>9 1>5 Photograph 

* Lenders are moving to speed up sales 09/12/01 R 8>9 1>6 

Photograph 

* Another instalment of the British property owners in France 

09/12/01 R 9 3>6 Photograph 

* Buying a home before it's built can pay off - even in a falling 

market 16/12/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photograph 

* Investors seeking solid returns from a turbulent stock market 

are returning to property funds 16/12/01 C 8>9 1>4 

PROSTITUTION 

* Completion of a three-part investigation into child prostitution 


* Israeli brothel keepers have the right to buy and sell prostitutes 

in the same way that football clubs transfer players - see 

International Affairs: Middle East 10/06/01 

* The numbers of boys being forced into prostitution is an untold 

scandal 09/12/01 B 14 1>7 Photograph 

PROVINCE OF NIGHT 


PSYCHIATRY 

* Profile on Anthony Clare, Radio 4's resident psychiatrist - see 

Clare, Anthony 13/05/01 

PSYCHOLOGY 

* Freud resisted the call of the movies, but an Observer-backed 

film festival devoted to reading the subconscious mind shows 

how his work has influenced directors - see Film 17/06/01 

PUBERTY 

* Pre-teen puberty is a myth, claim doctors 04/03/01 B 3 1>4 

Photograph 

PUBLIC HOUSES 

* The people of a Pennine village are raising a float to buy and 

reopen their local pub, The Robin Hood 29/07/01 C 7 1>4 

Photographs 

PUBLIC PLACES 


PUBLIC RELATIONS 

* Julia Hobsbawm comments on Public Relations 07/10/01 N 6 

5>8 Photograph

* Endless revelations about stars' lives can be just a PR tool - see 

Celebrities 09/12/01 

PUBLIC/PRIVATE SECTOR 



emerged - see Politics 27/05/01 

* The private sector should not been seen as the bogeyman, it is 

the saviour of healthcare and education for all, says Chai Patel 

27/05/01 N 3 1>8 Photograph 



private involvement in health and education - see Trade Unions 

10/06/01 

* Ministers have backed down in their attempts to conceal the 

identities of private sector staff working within government 

departments 17/06/01 B 5 7>8 

* New Labour's great dilemma: Tony Blair has realised that 

voters are fed up with crumbling public services - and his answer 

is to bring in the private sector - see Politics 24/06/01 



Labour's plans for public services - see Trade Unions 01/07/01 

* Peter Gershon, Whitehall's new companion of 'intelligent' 

purchasing took a pay cut to teach value for money to the civil 

service 01/07/01 N 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Firms developing schools and prisons pocket millions as the 

'risk' factor dwindles - see Business & Industry 08/07/01 



business involvement in the public sector - see Legal Affairs 

08/07/01 

* Developers and city financiers are changing the terms of loans 

used to build prisons, schools and hospitals for the Government 

in order to make extra profits running into multi-millions of 

pounds 08/07/01 N 1 1>4 

* Allyson Pollock calculates the rich pickings - and social cost - 

of partnership deals 08/07/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 

* The Prime Minister is expected to concede in a keynote speech 

to union leaders next month that the proposals to involve 

commercial firms in public services could have been handled 

better - see Politic 26/08/01 

* It's no surprise that the government kept Tube report from the 

light of day, writes Will Hutton 26/08/01 B 6 6>8 Photograph 

* Construction companies have warned the Government that its 

much-vaunted public infrastructure investment programme is 

undeliverable unless the controversial private finance… - see 




down of their opposition - see Politics 02/09/01 

* Tony Blair was threatened with industrial action in Britain's 

hospitals unless he can quash fears over private sector 

involvement in public services - see National Health Service 

09/09/01 


28/10/01 N 5 1>6 Photograph 

PULITZER: A LIFE 


PULLMAN, DAVID 


biggest superstars the chance to have tomorrow's riches today 


176 

03/06/01 N 6 4>6 Photograph 

PULLMAN, PHILIP 



they are a runaway hit 26/08/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs 

PULP 



PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Mendelson, Charlotte 06/05/01 

PUTNAM, ROBERT 


QUEEN MOTHER, THE 

* The Queen Mother wipes her shoes in disinfectant at Sandown 

Park racecourse 11/03/01 B 5 4>5 Photograph 

* The Queen Mother receives flowers from the crowd gathered 

outside Clarence House, London, to celebrate her 101st birthday 


* Thousands of well-wishers turned out alongside senior 

members of the royal family to see the Queen Mother celebrate 

her 101st birthday 05/08/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

QUICK ESCAPES 

* Last minute travel bargains 08/04/01 E 24 1>4 Photographs 



* Last minute travel bargains 06/05/01 E 20 4 


* Last minute travel bargains 20/05/01 E 20 4 Photograph 







* Last-minute travel bargains 15/07/01 E 15 4 

* Last minute travel bargains 29/07/01 E 8 2>3 

* Last minute travel bargains 05/08/01 E 14 1>3 Photograph 









QUICK GETAWAYS 



* Last minute travel bargains 21/10/01 E 24 3>5


* Last minute travel bargains 04/11/01 R 20 4 







* Last minute travel bargains 23/12/01 R 21 1>4 

QUIZZES 

* The Observer Sports Quiz 2001 - see Sport 23/12/01 

* The quiz of 2001 23/12/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* The River Café New Year Quiz 30/12/01 M 12>17 1>8 

Photographs 

RACE 

* Rebel Tories, and a nicely timed speech about curry, have put 

the explosive issue of race on top of the election agenda 

22/04/01 B 14>15 1>6 Photographs 

* Lord Taylor, the black Conservative leader who has fiercely 

criticised William Hague's stance on race, is to be gagged this 

week by the party - see Politics 29/04/01 

* Labelling our children as 'mixed race' in the census does them 

no favours, says Sophie Radice - see Social Conditions & Trends 

13/05/01 

* The race debate that ignores black people's hopes - see Politics 

03/06/01 

* The Aboriginal Team of 1868, cricket's first tourists, were 

treated as a racial rather than sporting curiosity - see Sport: 

Cricket 10/06/01 





black actors what they want - a great script - see Television 

07/10/01 

* The new Othello stands out as a bold ITV commission - see 


* Race in Britain: 12 page special 25/11/01 X 1>12 1>6 

Photographs 

* Race - voices of Britain 16/12/01 B 16 1>7 Photographs 

* Plans to ensure that juries in race cases have a quota of ethnic 

minority members are to be rejected by the Government 

23/12/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

RACISM 



as bad as those in some police forces - see Dyke, Greg 07/01/01 

* Britain's biggest police force is racist, according to its own 

staff - see Police 14/01/01 

* How police failed race attack victim 04/02/01 B 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* Race attacks are almost 10 times more likely to happen in rural 

areas, according to an exclusive Observer survey 18/02/01 B 2 

5>8 

* The hidden truth behind race crimes in Britain 18/02/01 B 8>9 



177 



racial equality - see Walker, Alice 25/02/01 

* Anti-racists take on Hong Kong's secret shame - see 

International Affairs: Far East 04/03/01 

* America's acceptance of interracial love in the movies has 

come a long way since Sidney Poitier and even early Spike Lee, 

but some things about still beyond the pale - see Film 25/03/01 

* A curfew was the only way to subdue the rioting that erupted 

after another black fell victim to trigger-happy police in 

Cincinnati - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 15/04/01 

* The Labour Party was accused of being 'institutionally racist' 

after an investigation revealed it will fail to hit its own target on 

electing black and Asian MPs at the next general election 

22/04/01 B 1>2 1>2 

* Racial violence flared in Oldham after National Front 

supporters descended on the town to try to hold an illegal march 

- see National Front 06/05/01 

* One of the two boys freed from court after an allegedly 'racist' 

attack on an Asian schoolmate had previously assaulted the same 

child when they were both aged nine - see Crime 13/05/01 

* The mother of a 10 year-old Asian victim of an alleged racial 

assault by a classmate has spoken for the first time about the 

eight year ordeal of her family 20/05/01 B 7 1>2 

* Extremists plan rallies in Oldham and Bradford to trigger 

Asian backlash and launch summer of hate 03/06/01 B 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* In a damning report to be published this week, the NHS will be 

accused of 'institutional racism' - see National Health Service 

17/06/01 

* Paralysed Briton ignores doctor's advice and returns to 

Germany five years after a vicious assault by neo-Nazis - see 


* Ethnic minorities account for more than 20 per cent of 

prisoners in jails in England and Wales, prompting fears the 

criminal justice system is increasingly racially biased 24/06/01 


* A British Jew and a black American found their careers 

blighted by racial discrimination but in 1956 they found a way to 

fight back by winning a Wimbledon title - see Sport: Tennis 

01/07/01 

* A damning dossier on British politicians and the media goes to 

the UN as police probe a firebomb attack on an Asian family in 

the north of England 01/07/01 B 1>2 1>3 

* Far Right picks next race target 01/07/01 B 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* British theatre is racist, with black and Asian actors routinely 

sidelined - so does black theatre need a home of its own? - see 

Theatre 08/07/01 

* Britain's racial divide: only the BNP is gaining from the 

violence that is sweeping the North - see Riots 15/07/01 

* Report from Sighthill in Glasgow where the hysteria following 

the murder of the Kurdish refugee Firsat Yildiz has split an 

estate that once welcomed asylum seekers - see Asylum Seekers 

12/08/01 


souring amid rising levels of racist violence and intimidation - 

see Ireland 19/08/01 

* The United States' threat to boycott a world conference on 

racism in South Africa has fuelled debate among black leaders 

and thinkers over placing a price on suffering 26/08/01 B 18 

1>8 

* However well intentioned, the plans for massive reparations to

US blacks will only deepen the racial divide, says Will Hutton 

26/08/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph, illustration 

* Secret talks were under way to try to rescue from collapse the 

United Nation's anti-racism conference in South Africa - see 

United Nations 02/09/01 

* Africans back down at the UN race talks - see United Nations 

09/09/01 


British National Party and its leader - see BBC 09/09/01 

* Religious groups rush to apply for state grants to open 


cultural divides - see Education 30/09/01 



widespread 'institutional racism', according to a report 30/09/01 

B 11 1>2 

* The founding member of the Aryan Youth Movement, 

America's leading racist group, who has famously denounced the 

organisation for the past 14 years, says it was part of a plan to 

infiltrate the right 07/10/01 B 25 1>6 Photographs 

* When artist George Shaw moved to Eastwood, the town DH 

Lawrence had nothing good to say about, he found its natural 

outlook - racism - see Racism 21/10/01 

* A poll carried out by the Observer paints a picture of a nation 

unhappy with its multi-cultural heritage 25/11/01 B 6 1>7 

Photographs 





RADIO 

* Review of Gold Domes, Black Earth/Objects of Desire/Little 

Words 07/01/01 R 22 4>6 

* Radiohead attack safe, boring Radio 1 07/01/01 B 9 1>7 

Photographs 

* Review of Hello Sarge, I'm the Doctor/The Archers/Classic 

FM 14/01/01 R 20 4>6 

* Review of From Crocodile Dung to Electrocution/The 

Countryside Debates/From Our Own Correspondent 21/01/01 R 

20 5>8 

* Review of The Victoria Season 28/01/01 R 22 4>5 

* Review of Fallen Angels/Wildlife Ranger/Taking a Stand 

04/02/01 R 12 8 

* Review of Jackie Mason in the House/The Jewish Journey: 

1,000 Years of Jewish Life in Britain 11/02/01 R 20 4>8 

* Review of World at One/Goodbye Village, Hello City/Radio 5 

Live 18/02/01 R 10 1>4 

* Review of Summoned By Bells/Bayeux Tapestry/Autumn 

Sonata 25/02/01 R 11 7>8 

* Review of The Archers/Farming Today 04/03/01 R 10 7>8 

* Review of Richter Night 11/03/01 R 12 1>8 

* Review of The Funniest Thing I Ever Heard/The Monkhouse 

Archives/Little Britain/TalkSport 18/03/01 R 13 6>8 

* Review of Wild Europe/Sex and the Scientist/Lamacq Live 

Pioneers/Stand-Ups and Strumpets 25/03/01 R 11 7>8 

* Kate Kellaway 01/04/01 R 11 7>8 

* Review of The Reith Lectures 2001/Start the Week/Sunday 

Service 08/04/01 R 13 1>6 

* The Psychology of Fame/Godfather of Heroin/Mark Steel 


178 

Lectures/Martin Amis 15/04/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Go 4 It/The Towns That Frank Built 22/04/01 R 20 

1>5 

* Review of Font Row/Money Box/You and Yours/Home Truths 

29/04/01 R 20 1>5 

* Review of John Gaunt Morning Show/Angel 06/05/01 R 20 

1>5 

* Profile on Anthony Clare, Radio 4's resident psychiatrist - see 

Clare, Anthony 13/05/01 

* Review of International Dawn Chorus Day/Today 13/05/01 R 

20 4>6 

* Review of Today/The Archive Hour/Music Mix: Times 

Changed - Dylan at 60 20/05/01 R 11 7>8 

* Review of Election Call/The Freud Songbook/Spies Like Us, 

The Archive Hour/MacZimmerman's Blues 27/05/01 R 20 4>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Goons Night/Omnibus/Meridian/High Contrast 

03/06/01 R 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Kitchen Cornucopia/Mamihlapinatapai/Counting 

Chickens/Music Matters 10/06/01 R 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Nightwaves/Late 17/06/01 R 14 4>8 

* Interview with Radio One's breakfast show host, Sara Cox - 

see Cox, Sara 24/06/01 

* Review of Life as an Infant/Melancholy Baby 24/06/01 R 13 


* Chris Evans's departure from Virgin Radio was front page 

news and the saga was all too familiar - see Evans, Chris 

01/07/01 

* Review of An Un-English Englishman/The Road to 

Refuge/My Last Duchess/Rita, Sue and Bob Too/A State 

Affair/Kew Gardens 01/07/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Have Kombi - Will Travel/Crossing 

Continents/New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival/Sara Cox 

08/07/01 R 20 1>4 

* Review of On the Ropes/Looks Like Rain/Looks Like Rain 

Again/Private Passions 15/07/01 R 20 5>8 

* Review of Radio Five Live/The Real Jeffrey Archer/Sunday 

Play: The Bogus Woman 22/07/01 R 20 4>6 

* Review of Desert Island Discs/With Great Pleasure/Try This 

One at Home/Moby Dick/Electric Journeys/How to Make Love 

for the 900th Time and Still Enjoy It 05/08/01 R 20 5>8 

* Review of Book Club 12/08/01 

* Review of Stage and Screen/Ball Over Broadway/Today 

19/08/01 R 20 4>6 

* Review of The Archive Hour/Proms/Soul Music 26/08/01 R 

20 4>8 

* Review of Woman's Hour/Self-Portrait From Behind/The Kids 

Are All High 02/09/01 R 20 4>6 

* Review of The Routes of English/Book at Bedtime: Heart of 

Darkness/Book of the Week: In the Footsteps of Mr 

Kurtz/Behind the Heart of Darkness 09/09/01 R 20 5>8 

* Review of From Our Own Correspondent/Composer of the 

Week/talkSPORT/Jazz File/Jazzmatazz 16/09/01 R 13 1>5 

* Review of The Wheel of Fortune/King Lear/Sunday 

Format/Charlie Watts on Charlie Parker/Looking After Number 

One - the Bob Geldof Story 23/09/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Night Waves: Undercurrents/Assault 

Course/Seminal Soul/A Swallow's Journey 30/09/01 R 20 5>7

* Review of It's My Story: Paddington/Vicar's Wives 07/10/01 

R 20 5>8 

* Review of Routes of English/Act First/Pride and Prejudice 

14/10/01 R 20 1>4 

* Review of Heroes or Zeroes/Adventures in Poetry/Work in 

Progress 21/10/01 R 13 4>6 

* Review of The World Today/Ivanov/Heart of the Matter 

28/10/01 R 20 5>8 

* Review of In the Psychiatrist's Chair/Blunt Speaking/Fatal 

Loins/In Tune/Meridian Music Review 04/11/01 R 13 4>6 

* Review of The Irving Trial/The Choice/Pick of the World 

11/11/01 R 12 4>6 

* Review of Crossing Continents/Start the Week/Meridian 

18/11/01 R 13 7>8 

* Review of Book of the Week: The Real Mrs Miniver/Making 

Terror, Breaking Terror/Jimmy Young 25/11/01 R 11 1>5 

* Review of The Archive Hour/Melly on Jelly/The Trojan 

Women/Medea - Mapping the Edge/Dear Doctor 

Goebbels/Brandreth on Office 02/12/01 R 15 5>8 

* Review of Democracy and Language/Oxygen/You're 

Sensational - The Cole Porter Story/Andre Previn's Music Hour 

09/12/01 R 11 7>8 

* Review of The Jimmy Young Show/Classic Serial - Don't 

Look Now 16/12/01 R 13 4>6 

* Radio of the Year: Sue Arnold 23/12/01 R 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Review of Get Stuffed/Ned Sherrin's Theatrical Anecdotes/The 

Archers 23/12/01 R 24 4>8 

* Review of A Green Christmas/Frozen/Carols from King's 

College/Comedy Store Special 30/12/01 R 13 3>5 

RADIOHEAD 


RAILWAY INDUSTRY 

* The railway industry is to be in disarray for another six months 

28/01/01 N 2 2>6 

* Cheap, reliable, safe - Europe's model railways put us to shame 


* Railtrack's SOS for £2bn 18/02/01 N 1 1>7 

* Railtrack's unpretentious new chief executive has a superhuman 

task in winning over the City - profile of Steve Marshall 

25/02/01 N 6 1>5 Photograph 

* The families of five of the 10 victims of the Selby rail crash 

visited the site yesterday 04/03/01 B 2 5>6 Photograph 

* 'Give us the chance to run rail network' says National Express 

11/03/01 N 1 1>4 

* Railtrack admits delays will stretch way past Easter 11/03/01 

B 3 1>4 

* Railtrack seeks £1.5bn to avoid losing vital 'A' rating 18/03/01 

N 2 2>6 

* The management of Britain's railways is so shambolic that 

passengers safety is still being compromised, five months after 

four people were killed in the Hatfield crash 18/03/01 B 5 6>8 

* The cost to Railtrack of the Hatfield crash could double to 

£1.2bn as train operators demand huge extra payments for lost 

business 25/03/01 N 1 5>8 

* Railtrack is close to luring Sir John Parker for what is widely 

regarded as the most difficult job in British business today, 

Chairman of Railtrack 25/03/01 N 6 1>4 Photograph 


179 

* Automatic braking systems to prevent disaster such as 

Paddington rail crash could cost up to £10bn and take at least 10 

years 25/03/01 B 7 1>2 

* Railtrack is to be stripped of it's key role in the second stage of 

the Channel Tunnel rail link and replaced by US construction 

giant Bechtel 01/04/01 N 1 1>7 

* James Dunn, nine, the son of Steve Dunn, the freight train 

driver killed in the Selby rail crash, clutches a teddy bear as he 

attends a service for the 10 victims at York Minster 01/04/01 B 


* Train drivers are still passing red lights near London's 

Paddington station because signals are confusing and often 

blocked from view 01/04/01 B 5 1>3 Photograph 

* Virgin is poised to sue Railtrack this week for up to £150m to 

cover losses caused by disruption following last year's Hatfield 

crash 15/04/01 N 2 2>6 

* Labour is set to tackle the crisis in the rail industry with a 

major shake-up that will include encouraging a takeover of all or 

part of Railtrack if it wins the forthcoming general election 

22/04/01 N 1 3>5 

* Brussels wants to force other European railways to follow the 

British example and separate infrastructure management from 

train operators - but with special safeguards to 'avoid doing a 

Railtrack' 22/04/01 N 7 1>2 

* Railtrack's broken promises of a shiny new railway show the 

limitations of the private sector 22/04/01 N 7 1>8 Photograph, 

graph 

* China's privatisation of its vast railways will copy the British 

model by splitting them into passenger operators and a version 

of Railtrack - see International Affairs: Far East 13/05/01 

* John Robinson, the new chairman of Railtrack faces a tough 

time 20/05/01 N 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Railtrack is preparing to increase its demand for a taxpayerbacked 

bail-out to £3bn, setting it on a collision course with the 

Government and industry regulators 27/05/01 N 2 1>3 

Photograph 

* Railtrack and British Transport Police have deployed a 

helicopter and photographer to monitor the worst areas in Britain 

for rail vandalism and trespassing 10/06/01 B 9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Sir Alastair Morton is stepping down from his role as rail tsar 

and could leave the post within weeks 24/06/01 N 1 1>7 

* One of the government's most senior advisers on rail policy 

has said that Railtrack should be broken up 01/07/01 N 2 6>8 

Photograph 

* Things may not get much better with Britain's rail service until 

2016 15/07/01 B 1 1>7 

* Railtrack must be broken up if the industry is to have any 

chance of recovering from deep crisis 22/07/01 N 1 5>8 

* Transport Secretary, Stephen Byers' short-term fix for the 

railway industry is discouraging the private investment that 

could get Britain back on track 22/07/01 N 4 1>7 Photographs 

* Railtrack's new chairman, John Robinson, is set to axe 

hundreds of senior and middle management jobs 05/08/01 N 1 

4>6 

* Railtrack directors and managers are almost certain to escape 

corporate manslaughter charges for the Paddington rail crash 

16/09/01 N 2 3>6 

* The London Stock Exchange has launched an inquiry into 

trading in Railtrack's shares 14/10/01 N 1 1>7 

* Interview with Alan Bloom, the administrator charged with 

bringing Railtrack back in line 14/10/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph

* The Railtrack fiasco 14/10/01 N 3>5 1>6 Photographs, 

illustrations, graph 

* Stephen Byers, the Transport Secretary, has rejected demands 

to compensate Railtrack investors 14/10/01 B 8 1>7 

Photographs 

* The Government is proposing to protect Railtrack's 

replacement from being ruined by the type of catastrophe that 

drove its predecessor to bankruptcy 21/10/01 N 1 1>7 

* Can Stephen Byers put back the railway's shattered dream 

together again? 21/10/01 N 4 1>5 Cartoon 

* Interview with Richard Bowker who tells why he took the 

impossible job of being in charge of preventing the collapse of 

our rail system - see Bowker, Richard 28/10/01 

* New rail chief, Richard Bowker, demands an extra £1bn a year 

from the Government 28/10/01 N 1 5>8 

* Transport Secretary Stephen Buyers will offer the 

chairmanship of the not-for-profit successor to the insolvent 

Railtrack 11/11/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Christian Wolmar and Neal Lawson argue that Transport 

Minister Stephen Byers should be backed not sacked for his 

handling of the crisis that killed off Railtrack 11/11/01 B 33 1>4 

Photographs 

* Improvements worth billions of pounds for Britain's ailing rail 

network are to be put on hold indefinitely because of the 

Government decision to force Railtrack into administration 

11/11/01 B 9 6>7 Photograph 

* Bank of America is considering a bid for Railtrack 02/12/01 N 

1 5>8 

* Railtrack chief executive Steve Marshall is set to defy the 

Government's appointed administrator if he tries to oust him 

from the disgraced company 09/12/01 N 1 5>7 

* Profile on Railtrack's new chief executive, John Armitt - see 

Armitt, John 16/12/01 

* The new Railtrack chief executive John Armitt is supporting 

plans to boost rock-bottom staff morale by raising salaries in an 

attempt to prevent valued engineers leaving the company 

16/12/01 N 2 4>8 

* Airport delays should have sent us back to trains, but lines 

were crossed 16/12/01 E 8 1>6 Photograph 

* Fresh calls are being made for an investigation into the market 

for Railtrack shares in the day's leading to the company's 

collapse 23/12/01 B 18 1>8 

* Thames Trains has filed a multi-million-pound lawsuit against 

the Health and Safety Inspectorate 23/12/01 B 18 3>7 

* Britain's railways are on the brink of a catastrophic safety 

breakdown 30/12/01 B 1>2 6>8 

* Crisis on the railways 30/12/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 

RAINFOREST 

* The army of Zimbabwe's despotic ruler will help to fell trees in 

85m acres of Congo rainforest - see International Affairs: Africa 

26/08/01 

RAMPLING, CHARLOTTE 

* Interview with actress, Charlotte Rampling 21/01/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

RANDLE, MICHAEL 


RANKIN, IAN 

* Interview with crime writer, Ian Rankin - see Books Interview, 



180 

RANTZEN, ESTHER 

* The family feud of Esther Rantzen with her step daughter, 

Cassandra Wilcox 18/02/01 B 5 1>6 Photograph 

RAPE OF LUCRETIA 


RAPHAEL 

* Restorers believe Raphael aimed to make an honest woman of 

his adored model, La Fornarina 29/04/01 B 7 1>5 Illustrations 

RATTLE, SIR SIMON 

* Interview with Simon Rattle, conductor 29/04/01 R 6 1>5 

Photographs 



but now a battle of wills is threatening its consummation - see 

Berlin Philharmonic 20/05/01 



senior job in Germany, attacking the Arts Council - see Music: 


* Sir Simon Rattle: From Birmingham to - see Book Reviews - 

Maddocks, Fiona 28/10/01 

RAUSING, HANS 

* Interview with Hans Rausing ,who is Britain's richest man 

thanks to the Tetra Pak empire 05/08/01 N 5 1>5 Photographs 

RAVENHILL, MARK 


eighteenth-century fetish as the backdrop to his latest play 


RAVERAT, GWEN: FRIENDS, FAMILY & AFFECTIONS 


RAWNSLEY, ANDREW 




Servants of the People - extract from his updated bestseller 

15/07/01 R 1>2, 18 1>4 Photographs 

READING LYRICS 

* See Book Reviews - Hawtree, Christopher 14/01/01 

READING PICTURES 

* See Book Reviews - Julius, Anthony 11/03/01 

REAGAN, RONALD 


subject of health alerts yesterday - see International Affairs: 

USA 14/01/01 

REBECCA'S TALE 


RECYCLING 

* See Book Reviews - Hopkin, James 02/09/01 

RED CROSS, THE 


market its own branded condoms in Africa 09/12/01 N 1 2>3 

Photograph 

RED DANCER, THE


RED DOG 

* See Book Reviews - Flett, Kathryn 30/09/01 


RED DUST: A PATH THROUGH CHINA 

* See Book Reviews - Marsden, Philip 10/06/01 

RED ROOM, THE 



REEVES, KEANU 

* On location in Savannah, Georgia for his latest film, Keanu 

Reeves remains as elusive as ever 18/02/01 R 5 1>5 

Photographs 

REFLECTIONS ON BLUE WATER 


REFORMING BRITAIN 


REFUGEES 


human cargo smuggled to the West - see International Affairs: 

Europe 28/01/01 

* Last week they were washed up on the Riviera, now they are 

on the move again, Kurdish refugees forced to make yet another 

journey 25/02/01 B 25 1>8 Photographs, map 

* The lure of getting to Europe and securing a job in its buoyant 

economy is a powerful attraction to Africa's millions of poor and 

needy 15/04/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs, map 

* Afghanistan's worst humanitarian disaster since 1979 is 

unfolding as drought, famine and renewed civil war drive 300 

families a day into refugee camps - see International Affairs: 


* Ed Douglas in Nepal visits one of the camps into which 

100,000 refugees fleeing ethnic cleansing in Bhutan are 

crammed, largely forgotten by the world - see International 

Affairs: Indian Sub-Continent 24/06/01 

REGENERATION 

* Prince Charles's new initiative reflects his passion for urban 

regeneration 18/02/01 C 10 1>6 Photographs 

* A Sheffield steelworks reborn as a $46m hi-tech science 

adventure playground - see Science 08/04/01 

REGIMENTAL AFFAIR, A 


REID, STUART 


RELATIONSHIPS 

* Gavan Naden describes his relationship with his father 


* Emily Barr went round the world hoping she would find 

herself, instead she found a husband 11/02/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

* 50 per cent of Britons claim work-related tiredness affects their 

private lives 04/03/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs, cartoon 

* Bob Rowthorn and Paul Ormerod ditch their Sixties roots to 

champion marriage as the best way to raise a family - see 

Marriage 25/03/01 


181 

* A new book, The Marriage Sabbatical, recommends taking a 

sabbatical from your partner to boost long-term relationships is 

poised to become a bestseller 25/03/01 B 8 1>8 Photograph, 

cartoon 

* The man who's had 46 affairs (and counting) 17/06/01 M 


* Infidelity part 2: the devastating effects of infidelity across 

three generations of Ann Pearlman's family 24/06/01 M 18>24 



perfect subject for a BBC video diary 10 year's ago, it had a 

dramatic effect on her life and her producer, Polly Steele - see 

Children 05/08/01 

* Rising house prices are breaking up relationships by forcing 

unmarried couples to rush into cohabitation for financial reasons, 

according to social trend experts 02/09/01 B 11 1>2 Photograph 


mental health than their chaste counterparts 09/09/01 B 6 1>7 

Photographs 

* Sooner or later most couples split up - there's a skill to saying 

goodbye and staying friends 07/10/01 R 4 1>4 Photographs 

* While Allied forces are making war on bin Laden, those of us 

left behind are making love 14/10/01 R 2 1>6 Photograph 

* Cold Feet, ITV's groundbreaking drama, is back with a darker 

edge, switching the emphasis from commitment to falling apart - 

see Television 11/11/01 

* A leading authority on sexual behaviour says last week's 

survey into Britain sexual habits reveals a sad downside to 

liberated attitudes among the young - see Sexual Behaviour 

02/12/01 

* How to compete with ex appeal 30/12/01 R 4 1>7 

Photographs 

RELIABLE ESSAYS: THE BEST OF CLIVE JAMES 


RELIGION 

* MI5 and police ordered illegal burglaries in Muslim places of 

worship to gather information on alleged Islamic militants - see 

Intelligence Services 18/02/01 



politics where the church is the bedrock - see Politics 18/03/01 

* Religion has been a target for TV comedy since Derek Nimmo, 

now the creator of Father Ted has taken to the page with a spoof 

memoir of an old-school Catholic that bears comparison to Flann 

O'Brien 25/03/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Schools are to be told axe Easter holidays and replace them 

with a non-religious 'Spring break' - see Education 27/05/01 

* Pope John Paul II arrived in Ukranine for a five day visit and 

stepped straight into a war over whether the Vatican is trying to 

erode the power of the Orthodox Church - see Pope John Paul II 

24/06/01 

* Religion will never provide a moral framework for 

technological change, argues the distinguished philosopher A.C. 

Grayline 12/08/01 B 26 1>5 Photograph 



they are a runaway hit - see Pullman, Philip 26/08/01 

* The Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have started a trial of 

Christian aid workers accused to preaching Christianity - see 


* Religious groups rush to apply for state grants to open


cultural divides - see Education 30/09/01 


its ills to America, writes the Iraqi dissident, Kanan Makiya - see 


* Church schools are failing pupils and are not as good as the 

Government and parents believe, according to an influential new 

report - see Education 14/10/01 

* The public is deeply sceptical about Government plans for an 

increase in the number of religious schools, a poll for The 

Observer reveals - see Education 11/11/01 


Scotland into a multi-faith mediation centre - see Buddhism 

23/12/01 

REQUIEM FOR THE EAST 


RESTAURANTS 

* Valvona & Crolla, Edinburgh 07/01/01 M 51 1>3 Photograph 

* Gastro, London SW4 14/01/01 M 45 2>3 Photograph 

* Heathers, London SE8 21/01/01 M 51 2>3 Photograph 

* Restaurants from Hell - see Television 28/01/01 

* Tuscan Steak, London WC2 28/01/01 M 57 2>3 Photograph 

* Late-night places to eat 04/02/01 M 51 1>4 

* The New Diamond, London WC2 04/02/01 M 51 1>4 

Photographs 

* Four new restaurants given the Michelin star 11/02/01 M 48 

1>4 

* Zaika, London SW3 11/02/01 M 48 1>4 Photographs 

* A taste of Italy 18/02/01 M 62 1>4 

* The Trevi, London N5 18/02/01 M 62 1>4 Photographs 

* Authentic Spanish restaurants 25/02/01 M 59 1>4 

* Cigala, London WC1 25/02/01 M 59 1>4 Photographs 

* Food emporias 04/03/01 M 58 1>4 

* Movenpick Marche Restaurant, London SW1 04/03/01 M 58 


* Jay Rayner charts the fears, frustrations and extravagant hopes 

of three restaurateurs 11/03/01 M 18>23 1>4 Photographs 

* Four chicken-licking good restaurants 11/03/01 M 73 1>4 

* Kitchen, Covent Garden and Great Queen Street, London 


* Aurora, Lexington Street, London and Aurora, Great Eastern 

Hotel, London 18/03/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* Two of a kind - places with the same name 18/03/01 M 53 

1>4 

* London's best known chefs are rushing to open restaurants in 

Scotland 25/03/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Four great pizzerias 25/03/01 M 58 1>4 

* Neon, London SW9 25/03/01 M 58 1>4 Photographs 

* Four Japanese restaurants beyond London 01/04/01 M 56 1>4 

* Noto Sushi, Oriental City, London 01/04/01 M 56 1>4 

Photographs 

* The Conservatory Restaurant, Lanesborough Hotel, London 



182 

* Four French restaurants in Britain 15/04/01 M 54 1>4 

* The Great House, Lavenham, Suffolk 15/04/01 M 54 1>4 

Photographs 

* Restaurants with traditional English puds 22/04/01 M 45 1>4 

* Well View Hotel, Moffat, Dumfriesshire 22/04/01 M 45 1>4 

Photograph 

* Corinthian, Glasgow 29/04/01 M 51 1>4 Photographs 

* Country pubs with blackboard menus 06/05/01 M 56 1>4 

* The Walter de Cantelupe Inn, Worcestershire 06/05/01 M 56 


* Book extract by American writer, Adam Gapnik, living in 

Paris writing for the New Yorker, and in a bloody battle to save 

his favourite brassiere 13/05/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* Four of the hottest curry restaurants 13/05/01 M 59 1>4 

* The Cinnamon Club 13/05/01 M 59 1>4 Photographs 

* Four restaurants for grand dining at reasonable prices 

20/05/01 M 60 1>4 

* The Connaught, London W1 20/05/01 M 60 1>4 Photographs 

* Notting Hill's 12th House 27/05/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* Hakkasan, London W1 10/06/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* Rebato's, South Lambeth Road, London SW8 17/06/01 M 54 


* Four vegetarian restaurants 24/06/01 M 55 1>4 

* Neat Brassiere, Oxo Tower Wharf, London 24/06/01 M 55 


* The Black Bull, Cliffe, Nr Rochester, Kent 01/07/01 M 45 


* The best of readers worst restaurant experiences 08/07/01 M 

51 1>3 Illustration 

* Jay Rayner meets… chef, Marcus Wareing - see Wareing, 

Marcus 15/07/01 

* Namh, The Halkin Hotel, London SW1 15/07/01 M 63 1>3 

Photographs 

* The Fox Pub and Dining Room, London EC2 22/07/01 M 49 


* Loch Fyne Restaurant, Winchester 29/07/01 M 47 1>3 

Photographs 

* Four great local trattorias 05/08/01 M 55 1>4 

* Rosmarino, London NW8 05/08/01 M 55 1>4 Photographs 

* The Walpole Arms, Norfolk 12/08/01 M 43 1>4 Photographs 

* La Trouvaille, London W1 19/08/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* Babylon, The Roof Gardens, London W8 26/08/01 M 45 1>4 

Photographs 

* Conrad Gallagher, London W1 02/09/01 M 51 1>4 

Photographs 

* The Churchill Arms, Paxford, Gloucestershire 09/09/01 M 53 


* The Providores and Tapa Room, London W1 16/09/01 M 53 


* Four pubs serving superior grub 23/09/01 M 54 1>4 

* The Eyre Brothers Restaurant, London EC2 23/09/01 M 54 


* The Red House Inn, Whitchurch, Hampshire 30/09/01 M 70 

1>4 Photograph

* Hidden gems found by Jim Ainsworth 30/09/01 M 71 3 

Photograph 

* West Street, London WC2 07/10/01 M 62 1>4 Photographs 

* Four old favourites that don't go by the book 14/10/01 M 65 

1>4 

* New Rodos, London WC2 14/10/01 M 65 1>4 Photographs 

* Pacific Edge, Romford, Essex 21/10/01 M 65 1>4 

Photographs 

* The Afghan Kitchen, London N1 28/10/01 M 84 1>4 

Photograph 

* Hotel du Vin and Bistro, Bristol 04/11/01 M 67 1>4 

Photograph 

* Gordon Ramsay at Claridge's, London W1 11/11/01 M 71 1>4 

Photographs 

* Gifto's Lahore Karahi, Southall, Middlesex 18/11/01 M 78>79 


* L'Oranger, London SW1 25/11/01 M 71 1>4 Photographs 

* The Golden Palace, Harrow 02/12/01 M 56 1>2 Photograph 

* Selfridges, Oxford Street, London W1 09/12/01 M 82 1>4 

Photograph 

* Tsunami, London SW4 16/12/01 M 65 1>2 Photographs 

* Thackeray's, Tunbridge Wells, Kent 30/12/01 M 37 1>4 

Photographs 

RETAIL INDUSTRY 

* Boots will this week disappoint the City as another crop of 

British retailers announce their Christmas trading figures 

14/01/01 N 2 7 

* Tesco is hoping to entice customers across the UK to bank, top 

up their pensions, and buy their cornflakes at the same time - see 


* Littlewood's, the catalogue and department store group, faces 

further setbacks in its struggle to revitalise following a flat 

Christmas and disappointing January sales 21/01/01 N 2 2>6 

* Profile of Iceland's new chief executive, Bill Grimsey - see 

Grimsey, Bill 28/01/01 

* As Marks & Spencer struggles with yet another set of shrunken 

sales figures, Heather Connon looks as the history of rescue 

operations mounted for ailing high street chains 28/01/01 N 3 


* The days of the supermarket check-out may be numbered, a 

British company is perfecting a machine for pricing shipping 

without removing items from a basket or trolley - see Science 

04/02/01 

* Supermarkets' grip on farmers is to be smashed by a new law - 

see Farms & Farming 04/03/01 

* Littlewood's, the struggling department store and catalogues 

group, has splashed out almost £500,000 on a luxury home for 

its chief executive 11/03/01 N 1 5>8 

* Food giant Sainsbury's is not past its sell-by date yet 25/03/01 


* M&S chairman, Luc Vandevelde, is a victim of his own 

optimism 25/03/01 N 3 4>6 Photographs 

* Arcadia will announce that it is to sell some of its best known 

high street names, including Hawkshead, Racing Green and 

Principles, to concentrate on Top Shop, Evans and Dorothy 

Perkins 01/04/01 N 2 2>6 

* Lawsuits and leaks add to Marks & Spencer's woes 08/04/01 

* Sacked French staff of Marks & Spencer demonstrate in Paris, 


183 

claiming the firm broke employment laws - see International 


* 'Exclusivity' looks dangerous as the war with Tesco spreads 

08/04/01 N 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Supermarket chain Sainsbury's is being accused by nutrition 

experts of misleading parents with it's new Blue Parrot Café 

range of foods targeted at children 15/04/01 B 6 7>8 

* Marks & Spencer intends to block a bonus payment of 

£810,000 to it's controversial chairman Luc Vandevelde 


* Thousands of union members from the Continent who have 

been demonstrating against job cuts and closures by Marks & 

Spencer will be descending on London for more protest marches 

13/05/01 N 1 4>5 Photograph 

* Profile on Simon Wolfson, retail company Next's chief 

executive-in-waiting - see Wolfson, Simon 20/05/01 

* M&S sales just go on falling 20/05/01 N 1>7 

* Tesco staff pensions - see Personal Finance 27/05/01 

* Marks & Spencer is so concerned about its ailing fashion 

products that it is offering clothing ranges chosen by its buyers 

to a select group of customers, months before they appear in the 

shops 27/05/01 N 1 4>6 

* As the queen of the high street, Marks & Spencer, struggles to 

find a winning formula, Laura Ashley, Mothercare and Safeway 

have gone back to basics to raise sales 27/05/01 N 5 1>7 


* Marks & Spencer's, the troubled giant is struggling to define its 

'classic' style 27/05/01 N 5 5>8 Photograph 

* The nation's canniest shoppers could have told the City many 

months ago what is now concrete evidence - Zara, a Spanish 

export, is high streets ahead of other retailers 27/05/01 N 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Boots' shaky domination of the health and beauty market will 

suffer another blow when new figures for the over the counter 

medicines market show it has lost its top spot 03/06/01 N 2 2>5 

* Kingfisher's largest investors may rush to sell shares in the 

newly demerged General Merchandise business when it floats 

next month 10/06/01 N 2 1>4 

* Jorge Vergara's company Grupo Omnilife is looking to buy the 

Body Shop 10/06/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph 

* The flotation of Woolworth's and Superdrug should allow the 

core business to grow 10/06/01 N 5 1>5 Photograph, graph 

* Retail figures seem to support the new wisdom: that the Bank 

of England will raise interest rates in the autumn in order to curb 

spending - see Economy 17/06/01 

* The cost of white goods and TVs is set to tumble from today as 

Tesco fires the first shots in a new price war 17/06/01 N 2 5>6 

* Woolworth's targets Matalan's Monro as new chief executive 

01/07/01 N 1 4>6 

* Supermarket giant J Sainsbury and Boots, the UK's leading 

chemist chain, have taken the first steps in a process that could 

end up in a multi-billion pound merger 08/07/01 N 1 1>7 

* Luc Vandevelde, chairman of Marks & Spencer, will this week 

reveal that a recovery in the chain's core fashion business is as 

far away as ever 08/07/01 N 2 3>7 

* Sales of upmarket 'baby cuisine' have increased at Tesco by 

300 per cent and the company is keen to link celebrity names 

with its range 08/07/01 N 2 1>2 Photograph 

* Prices are rising faster on the web than in the shops - see 


* Argos predicts high street slump 29/07/01 N 1 1>7

* Sales are booming, but chief executive of Argos, Terry Duddy 

is not celebrating yet 29/07/01 N 10 1>6 Photographs 

* Online grocer Tesco.com will extend its claim to be the largest 

such business in the world by launching home deliveries in 

South Korea 12/08/01 N 1 5>8 

* Tesco's online venture has triumphed - for now, but will the 

others catch up? 12/08/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs 

* Tesco is understood to be negotiating a deal with Disney that 

would see branded play areas in some of its 600 stores 26/08/01 


* Laura Ashley, the clothes-to-cushions retailer, will this month 

launch its new website 02/09/01 N 1 4>7 Photograph 

* John Lewis partners - the shop's staff - at the Oxford Street 

flagship store have voted for Sunday trading to continue beyond 

the Christmas period 09/09/01 N 2 4>7 Photograph 

* French department store group Pinault-Printemps-Redoute has 

confirmed its interest in buying Marks & Spencer's 18 French 

shops 16/09/01 N 2 3>6 

* Retail analysts says they will wait to separate the hype from 

the reality when Marks & Spencer launches its long awaited Per 

Una collection designed by George Davis 23/09/01 N 2 4>7 

* Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket, is to be reported to the 

Advertising Standards Authority over its high-profile £100m 

campaign of price cuts, amid claims that many prices had in fact 

gone up 30/09/01 N 1 1>4 

* Arcadia, the fashion retailer, will this week sell four of its 

chains to a management buyout team for more than £20m 

30/09/01 N 2 3>5 

* Kingfisher will announce this week that it has appointed 

Compass chairman Francis Mackay as successor to Sir John 

Banham 30/09/01 N 2 6>8 Photograph 

* The boss of Japanese clothing giant Uniqlo sees suburbia as 

the key to aggressive UK expansion 30/09/01 N 4 1>8 

Photograph 

* Marks & Spencer will unveil poor sales figures following a 

botched launch of the Per Una clothing range 07/10/01 N 1 1>4 


* Fresh evidence has emerged that Tesco raised its prices in the 

weeks before it began its new £100m price cutting campaign 

07/10/01 N 2 3>6 

* Alarming new evidence shows that UK consumers are 

tightening their belts in the wake of the attacks on the US 

14/10/01 N 1 4>7 

* Shoppers stay at home during the half-term school holidays - 

see Consumerism 28/10/01 

* An Icelandic workaholic with a taste for making money is keen 

to bring the joys of Miss Selfridge to the US malls 28/10/01 N 3 


* Retail minnow Baugur's bid for Arcadia seemed sudden, but it 

was all a well-planned strategy 28/10/01 N 3 1>8 Photograph, 

graph 

* Luc Vendevelde will step down as chief executive of Marks 

and Spencer next year, but will stay on as chairman 11/11/01 N 

1 3>5 

* Interview with Luc Vandevelde, chief executive at Marks and 

Spencer 11/11/01 N 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Couples have been caught on CCTV smooching in Safeway's 

new-look wines and spirits section 18/11/01 N 1 4>5 

Photograph 

* The High Street giant, Marks & Spencer has learnt its lesson 

and is now giving its customers the classics they want 18/11/01 



184 

* Interview with Safeway's new chief executive Carlos Criado- 

Perez - see Criado-Perez, Carlos 25/11/01 

* Levi Strauss is planning to sell a wider range of jeans and 

jackets at almost half their high-street prices, despite winning 

last week's court battle to prevent Tesco... - see Business & 


* Management: Interview with Ikea boss Anders Dahlvig and 

Ikea's reputation - see Work 25/11/01 

* Most Britons may oppose the single currency, but half of the 

UK's main retailers will accept it - see Euro, The 25/11/01 

* Every time Ikea tries to fix customer gridlock it gets 20 per 

cent more sales 25/11/01 N 10 5>7 Photograph 

* Sam Roddick, daughter of The Body Shop's Anita Roddick, is 

taking her first foray into retail with a sex emporium - see 

Roddick Sam 09/12/01 

* Shares in retailers have outperformed the rest of the stock 

market by 33 per cent so far this year 09/12/01 N 2 5>7 


Fayed empire - see Business & Industry 16/12/01 

* Six directors of Harrods have quit the firm in the last 12 

months 16/12/01 N 1 1>4 

* Marks and Spencer opens its first stores in India 16/12/01 N 2 




fuelling a Christmas spending 23/12/01 B 11 1>3 Cartoon 

* Harrods has stunned many of its suppliers of designer goods by 

unilaterally deciding to pay them less for items already ordered 

23/12/01 B 18 8 

RETREAT 


RICH, MARC 

* Profile on Marc Rich - one of the FBI's most wanted men who 

won a controversial pardon 13/05/01 M 28>34 1>4 Photographs 

RICHARDSON, JOLEY 

* Actress Joley Richardson has finally found a way to make her 

name her own 30/12/01 M 4>8 1>4 Photographs 

RIDDELL, MARY 















* Columnist 22/04/01 B 26 2>5 Photograph

























* Columnist 28/10/01 B 30 1>5 Photograph, cartoon 









RIDDLER, ANNE 


by Peter Forbes 28/10/01 R 18 15 Photograph 

RIDLEY, IAN 





RIDLEY, YVONNE 

* Journalist Yvonne Ridley's attempt to sneak into Afghanistan 

was a disaster, but she doesn't make her a bad mother, as some 

critics suggested 18/11/01 R 3 1>7 Photographs 

RIGHT AS RAINE 



185 

RIGHT HAND OF SLEEP, THE 


RIMINGTON, DAME STELLA 



controversial memoirs, due out next month 26/08/01 B 7 5>6 

* Dame Stella Rimington, Britain's first female head of MI5, was 

condemned by the government for her decision to publish her 

controversial memoirs 09/09/01 B 2 2>6 

* Profile on Dame Stella Rimington, former head of MI5 

09/09/01 B 21 1>6 Caricature 

RIOTS 

* Britain's racial divide: only the BNP is gaining from the 

violence that is sweeping the North 15/07/70 B 14>15 1>6 

Photographs 

* British police officers could soon be using a non-lethal 

'supergun' developed in the US to maintain order during riots and 

periods of civil unrest - see Police 03/06/01 

* Weeks of riots and rallies have given Oldham a huge BNP vote 

and a worldwide notoriety that it cannot afford 10/06/01 B 6 


* Bradford under siege after day of race riots 08/07/01 B 1>2 


* Racial unrest in Stoke as youths pelt police 15/07/01 B 2 5>7 

* Far-right extremists are planning a new series of racist marches 

aimed at provoking British Asians into rioting 22/07/01 B 6 6>8 

Photograph 

* Police officers involved in dealing with the Bradford race riots 

are launching a claim for millions of pounds in damages over the 

'trauma' they suffered - see Police 29/07/01 




29/07/01 

* The riots in Genoa last week produced scenes of appalling 

violence but what went on in the police cells afterwards was 

worse 29/07/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

* The Asian populations of northern English towns hit by racial 

unrest this summer will see explosive growth in the next decade 

05/08/01 B 12 7>8 

* Exposed: secret plot to start race riots 02/09/01 B 4 1>7 

Photographs 

* An unpublished report said that Bradford Council was 'an 

ostrich' avoiding the problems of a divided community for two 

decades 16/09/01 B 2 1>8 Photograph 

* The summer of race riots on British streets was fuelled partly 

by resentment among local groups who believed other races 

were being favoured for Government grants 09/12/01 B 8 1>4 

Photograph 

RIVALS, THE: THE INTIMATE STORY OF A POLITICAL 

MARRIAGE 

* See Book Reviews - Hare, David 23/09/01 

ROACH, PAPA 


ROBERTS, JULIA 

* Profile on American actress, Julia Roberts 25/03/01 B 27 1>6 

Caricature 


Hollywood stars arrived to meet US service personnel - see


ROBERTSON-GLASGOW, RAYMOND 

* Profile of the late Raymond Robertson-Glasgow former cricket 

correspondent 25/02/01 S 28>29 1>5 Photographs 

ROBINSON, ANNE 

* Interview with Anne Robinson, journalist and presenter of 

TV's The Weakest Link 21/10/01 M 8>13 1>4 Photographs 

ROCK, GRAHAM 



because of cancer, there was little of it left 18/11/01 S 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

RODDICK, ANITA 



boycotting Esso 12/08/01 N 2 1>2 Photograph 

RODDICK, SAM 

* Sam Roddick, daughter of The Body Shop's Anita Roddick, is 

taking her first foray into retail with a sex emporium 09/12/01 


RODGERS, RICHARD 

* As the centenary of the composer Richard Rodgers 

approaches, Peter Conrad assesses how well South Pacific has 

aged while Trevor Nunn tells him his stage version will be more 

abrasive than the film 18/11/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

ROGERS, RICHARD 


ROHMER, ERIC 

* Rare interview with director Eric Rohmer who, at 81, is still 

bucking the trends 02/09/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

ROIPHE, KATIE 


ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 

* The Roman Catholic Church is considering plans to allow the 

remains of an inspirational French saint, St Terese, to tour 

Britain after visits to Russia, France and Ireland 06/05/01 B 11 


* The church has torn my life apart, says abused Catholic 


RONSON, GERALD 

* Gerald Ronson is poised to bid for the Millennium dome, 10 

years after he spent six months in jail for his part in the Guinness 

insider share dealing scandal 25/03/01 N 1 1>7 Photograph 

ROSE, DAVID 




ROTH, PHILIP 

* A conversation with Philip Roth, author 01/07/01 R 15 4>6 

ROTTERS' CLUB, THE 


ROWLING, J.K. 

* J.K. Rowling's mother died of multiple sclerosis at 45, the 

bestselling author still can't write about her without tears, and is 


186 

determined to help other victims of MS 29/04/01 R 1>2 1>5 

Photograph 

* J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter novels has secretly 

married 30/12/01 B 11 1>2 Photograph 

ROYAL FAMILY, THE 

* Laurens van der Post, revered by Margaret Thatcher and Prince 

Charles, hid the fact he fathered a child with a girl of 14 - see 

Van der Post, Laurens 04/02/01 

* The Queen is being advised by the inventor of 'Cool Britannia' 

and the creator of The Big Breakfast on how to modernise the 

monarchy 01/04/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs 



the tabloid paper that set her up - see Wessex, Sophie 08/04/01 

* The royal family faced a major breakdown in its relations with 

the Government after taped conversations revealed the Countess 

of Wessex's scorn for Tony and Cherie Blair - see Wessex, 

Sophie 08/04/01 

* The Sophie Tapes: word by word, Sophie digs herself deeper 

into trouble - see Wessex, Sophie 08/04/01 

* On 1st July, just weeks before her 20th wedding anniversary, 

Diana would have turned 40... it is only now that her true legacy 

is beginning to take effect - see Diana, Princess of Wales 

10/06/01 

* Tougher limits are to be set on royals' business lives 08/07/01 


* The Earl and Countess of Wessex, furious over scrutiny of 

their finances, have boycotted public duties for the rest of the 

year - see Wessex, The Earl and Countess of… 19/08/01 

* As Prince William gives his last interview before starting a 

four-year degree in art history at St Andrews, report on what the 

heir to the throne hopes to learn from... - see William, Prince 

23/09/01 


* Prince Harry enjoys the annual Eton Wall Game - see Harry, 

Prince 25/11/01 

* A dispute has emerged that accuses Prince Charles's aide, 

Mark Bolland, of damaging the royal family by leaking stories to 

the press to improve the Prince's image 02/12/01 B 7 1>7 

Photographs 

* The results of the largest survey for a decade of attitudes to the 

monarchy 30/12/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, THE 

* As the Royal Shakespeare Company begins its monumental 

staging of Shakespeare's entire history cycle, Sam West and his 

fellow kings describe the pleasures and pitfalls of this royal flush 


* The Royal Shakespeare Company is making a fresh attempt to 

lose its image as an outdated and conservative institution 

01/07/01 B 11 1>2 

RSPB 

* The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has issued a 

radical call to roll back the effects of intensive farming and 

development and recreate Britain's natural landscapes - see 

Environment 29/07/01 

RUCKING & MAULING 

* Rugby news 07/01/01 S 10 1 Photographs 


* Rugby news 21/01/01 S 10 1 Photographs







* Rugby news 11/03/01 S 14 1>2 Photographs 






















RUDDOCK, ALAN 




RUNCIMAN, RUTH 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Ruth Runciman - waging war on 

Britain's antiquated drug laws is just one of her crusades 


RUSSELL, KEN 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Ken Russell 11/02/01 B 21 1>6 

Photographs 

RUSSIA AND THE RUSSIANS 

* See Book Reviews - Meek, James 10/06/01 

RYDER, WINONA 

* Stars behind bars: Winona Ryder's arrest is part of a 

Hollywood tradition - see Celebrities 16/12/01 

S.O.S. 


SAATCHI, CHARLES 



187 


Tate Modern 02/12/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

SACKS, OLIVER 

* Interview with Oliver Sacks, author - see Books Interview, The 

09/12/01 

SACRED MONSTERS, SACRED MASTERS 


SAGE, LORNA 

* Lorna Sage 1943-2001 - see Deaths 14/01/01 

SAID & DONE 

* 2000 awards 07/01/01 S 2 1>2 Photographs 

* Football news 14/01/01 S 2 1>2 Photographs 



















* Football news 27/05/01 S 2 1.2 Photographs 





* Football news 23/09/01 B 22 1>2 Photographs 











* Football news 09/12/01 S 2 1>2 Photographs




SAID, BILL 


SAID, EDWARD 



SAINSBURY, LORD 

* Lord Sainsbury has given his backing to the building of an 

animal testing laboratory to be built in the middle of green-belt 

land in Cambridge 04/11/01 B 8 5>6 Photograph 

SALEM, MARC 

* See Variety 14/10/01 

SALMON, PETER 

* As the new boss of BBC sport, Peter Salmon has a fight on his 

hands 20/05/01 M 34>38 1>4 Photographs 

SAMARITANS, THE 

* The helpline charity for the suicidal will launch an appeal for 

more volunteers after their numbers dropped to the lowest level 

since 1975 02/09/01 B 3 6>7 Photographs 

SAME SEA, THE 


SAMURA, SORIOUS 



our screens and calls for more air time for the true stories of life 

over death 17/06/01 B 25 1>4 Photographs 

SARDAR, ZIAUDDIN 

* Columnist 16/09/01 X 24 1.6 Photograph 


SARLER, CAROL 












SATIRE 



darker satire of TV's Brass Eye? - see Private Eye 07/10/01 

* The absurdities of war still give ammunition for quick-thinking 

satirists such as 2DTV 21/10/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

SATYR, THE 


188 


SAWYER, MIRANDA 







SCARGILL, ARTHUR 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Arthur Scargill, politician and exminer's 

leader 18/02/01 B 19 1>5 Photographs 

SCHINDLER, EMILIE 




Germany 07/10/01 B 23 7>8 Photograph 

SCHINDLER, OSKAR & EMILLE 

* Friends claim that Hollywood overlooked the part played by 

the Holocaust hero's wife in saving 1,300 Jews from Nazi death 

camps 29/07/01 B 3 1>5 Photographs 

SCHOOLING 


SCHWIMMER, DAVID 

* Interview with David Schwimmer, who plays Ross in Friends 

25/11/01 M 8>14 1>4 Photographs 

SCIENCE 

* Warp-drive engines could soon be propelling spacecraft across 

the solar system 07/01/01 B 13 1>8 Illustration 

* What's in a name? - now scientists have an answer - our names 

reveal the nature of our genes and our biological past 14/01/01 


* A leading palaeontologist believes he has found the cause of 

extinctions of whole species - the human cold - see Extinctions 

28/01/01 

* Bid to land on asteroid could save Earth from disaster 


* The days of the supermarket check-out may be numbered, a 

British company is perfecting a machine for pricing shipping 

without removing items from a basket or trolley 04/02/01 B 13 

1>4 Cartoon 

* Scientists have made a radical breakthrough in our 

understanding of human behaviour with the discovery that we 

possess far fewer genes than previously thought 11/02/01 B 1 

1>3 

* Discovering we're more than the sum of our genes affects 

understanding of free will, reports Robin McKie 11/02/01 B 6 


* Flying a light aircraft will soon be as easy, and safer than, 

driving a car, according to aviation experts 25/02/01 B 10 1>8 

Illustrations 

* Britain is to spearhead a European programme aimed at 

protecting Earth from global destruction caused by asteroid 

collisions 25/02/01 B 4 1>5 Photograph 


adventure playground 08/04/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Scientists are preparing to infect patients with Aids viruses in 

an attempt to treat them for cancers and disabling inherited

diseases 22/04/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Men and women could one day grow limbs lost in accidents or 

regenerate organs destroyed by illness 29/04/01 B 10 7>8 

Photograph 

* British scientists revealed a dramatic success in the fight 

against cancer in which they used a radical new drug to starve 

tumours of oxygen 13/05/01 B 4 1>8 Photograph 

* British scientists have found that parasites can provide 

protection against serious immune disorders 13/05/01 B 8 1>8 

Photographs 

* Scientists have succeeded in developing a bizarre new weapon 

in the fight against pollution: pigs that have been genetically 

engineered to make perfect manure 20/05/01 B 7 1>5 

Photograph 

* Scientists have discovered the whites of our eyes are unique 

among primates and played a crucial role in our evolution 


* The International Space Station is opening its doors to big 

business and offering the commercial opportunity of a lifetime 

03/06/01 B 12 1>6 Photograph 


baldness - in early trials the drug, dutasteride, has shown 

dramatic success in restoring hair to bald men 10/06/01 B 1 1>6 

Cartoon 

* Scientists have found a way to prevent our planet overheating: 

move it to a cooler spot 17/06/01 B 11 1>8 Illustration 

* Scientists will today announce a startling medical 

breakthrough which could lead to the development of a simple 

injection cure for brain damage and spinal cord injuries 

01/07/01 B 1 4>7 Cartoon 

* Challenging science: the risk of skin cancer, the causes of 

global warming, the dangers of high cholesterol - one expert says 

it's all bunk 01/07/01 B 16 1>7 Photographs 

* Medicine and ethics: the stem cell research debate 08/07/01 B 


* Researchers are developing a cream that will allow men and 

women to change their skin colour 15/07/01 B 9 1>8 

Photographs 

* Scientists are developing a scanner that could prevent cars 

from colliding by forcing locusts to watch clips from Star Wars 

films 29/07/01 B 15 6>7 Photograph 


bigger threat than Aids has been found by American scientists - 


* Scientists are developing super-tanks which would use 

powerful magnets to met and destroy incoming missiles and 

shells 19/08/01 B 11 1>5 Illustrations 

* The world's first centre for the investigation of genocide is to 

be set up by British scientists with experience of working on 

some of the most appalling war crimes of modern times - see 

Genocide 26/08/01 



funding bonanza, known as Biotech Wednesday - see Business 


* Scientists have created the ultimate GM crop: contraceptive 

corn 09/09/01 B 1 2>6 Cartoon 

* Scientists say tiny specks of dirt have been pinpointed as 

causes of Parkinson's disease 23/09/01 B 8 5>6 





189 

* The Royal Mail's Nobel guru, Professor Brian Josephson, is in 

a row with scientists as an issue of six special stamps goes on 

sale this week - see Post Office, The 30/09/01 

* Scientists have discovered how to use tobacco to save lives 

14/10/01 B 11 1>2 

* Profile on physicist, Stephen Hawking - see Hawking, Stephen 

21/10/01 

* Experts claim that the BBC's 'Walking with Beasts' blurs fact 

and fiction to add drama - see BBC 11/11/01 

* At biotechnology company laboratories across the US, 

researchers are trying to develop the first drugs to deal with 

forgetfulness 11/11/01 B 27 6>8 Cartoon 

* The reason for humanity developing a prowess to walk on two 

legs has baffled palaeontologists for decades 18/11/01 B 7 1>7 

Photograph 

* A keynote research paper showing that Middle Eastern Jews 

and Palestinians are genetically almost identical has been pulled 

from a leading journal, Human Immunology 25/11/01 B 24 7>8 

* Directors of the Science Museum in London have drawn up 

controversial plans to turn the popular attraction into a high-tech 

theme park with shops, fast-food outlets and coffee bars 

02/12/01 B 10 1>8 Cartoon, photograph 

SCOOP 


SCOTLAND 

* The young men of Fraserburgh blow their wages on hard 

drugs, making the Scottish port Britain's narcotics capital - see 


* Irate investors want City watchdogs to investigate whether a 

Scottish unit trust was wrong to surrender to a US vulture fund - 


* North of the border the elderly will get free help for their 

everyday needs - see Elderly, The 18/02/01 



contract to build two naval support ships - see Shipbuilding 

25/02/01 

* The Scottish lobby insists Edinburgh should be home to the 

merged banks, Halifax and Bank of Scotland - see Financial 


* Cara Henderson leads a battle against bigotry that has reached 

the Scottish Parliament 06/05/01 B 7 7>8 Photograph 

* A damning international report names Scotland as the worst 

polluter in Europe 14/10/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs 


Scotland into a multi-faith mediation centre - see Buddhism 

23/12/01 

* The cases of whisky are piled high as Barra prepared for a 

Hogmanay frenzy 30/12/01 B 8 1>8 Photographs 

SCOTT, MARIA 







* Columnist 04/03/01 C 9 1>6 Photograph













* Columnist 10/06/01 C 6>7 4>5 Photograph 


























SCOTT-HERON, GIL 

* The godfather of rap is back in the UK - but a judge wants him 

to go into rehab after this tour 15/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs 

SEA ROAD, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Carty, Peter 16/12/01 

SEA ROOM 


SEABISCUIT 


190 

* See Book Reviews - Oliver, Brian 08/07/01 

SEARCH FOR ROOTS, THE 


SEBALD, W.G. 



road accident in Norfolk at the age of 57 - see Deaths 16/12/01 

SECOMBE, SIR HARRY 

* Prince Charles pays tribute to Sir Harry Secombe 15/04/01 B 


SECRET HEART 


SELF, JONATHAN 

* Jonathan Self is about to muscle in on his brother Will's 

territory, but he's not the first… - see Families & Family Life 

27/05/01 

SENIOR SERVICE 


SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, A 


SERRANO, ANDRES 

* See Art 14/10/01 

SERVANTS OF THE PEOPLE 

* See Book Reviews - Mellor, Michael 19/08/01 

SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF EVE, THE 


SEXUAL ABUSE 

* A crackdown is to be launched against counsellors and 

therapists after cases of abuse, including sexual abuse, were 

uncovered - see Therapists 02/09/01 

SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR 

* Hoping to repeat the global success of Viagra, researchers are 

now trying to unravel the secrets of women's sexuality 11/02/01 


* When it comes to sex, the film world is more neurotic than 

erotic - directors tell how the deal with love scenes - see Film 

25/02/01 


private lives - see Relationships 04/03/01 

* Viagra, better health and divorce have led to pensioners being 

more promiscuous - and their rates of sexual disease are soaring 

- see Elderly, The 08/04/01 

* Nearly half of all women suffer from sexual dysfunction, but 

the Berman sisters are two doctors who aim to change all that at 

their California clinic - see Women 06/05/01 

* A vibrator is no longer just a girl's best friend, it's a fashion 

accessory 21/10/01 R 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Happily married and a mother of two, Sally Harris gave up a 

career in nursing to act out sexual fantasies on her own website 

18/11/01 M 19>24 1>4 Photographs 

* Erotica may become Britain's first publicly quoted sex 

company - see Business & Industry 02/12/01 


survey into Britain's sexual habits reveals a sad downside to 

liberated attitudes among the young 02/12/01 B 20 1>6

Photograph 

* Sam Roddick, The Body Shop's Anita Roddick's daughter, is 

taking her first foray into retail with a sex emporium - see 

Roddick Sam 09/12/01 

SEXUAL CHEMISTRY 

* See Book Reviews - Jack, Ian 03/06/01 

SEXUAL CHEMISTRY: A HISTORY OF THE 

CONTRACEPTIVE PILL 


SHACKLETON, SIR ERNEST 



the explorer's heroic attempt on the South Pole in 1915 02/09/01 




09/12/01 

SHAH, MOHAMED ZAHIR 

* Profile on Mohamed Zahir Shah, the former King of 

Afghanistan - see Terrorism 23/09/01 

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM 

* Selected William Shakespeare Poems - see Book Reviews - 

Kinsella, John 14/01/01 

* A new study suggests that many of William Shakespeare's 

female characters were actually gay 02/09/01 B 5 1>6 

Photographs 


join the eight wonders of the literary world - see Literature 

02/12/01 

* A team of developers plan to build a large commercial theme 

park in Stratford-upon-Avon, devoted entirely to the playwright, 

Shakespeare - see Arts, The 16/12/01 

SHAYLER, DAVID 

* Former MI5 officer David Shayler challenged the Government 

to investigate 'incompetence, malpractice and crime' in the 

intelligence services and drop all charges against him 22/04/01 


SHIPBUILDING 

* Shipbuilder Cammell Laird and new cruise line Luxus have 

applied for aid from the French government to seal a $500 

contract for new ships - see Business & Industry 18/02/01 



contract to build two naval support ships 25/02/01 N 2 7 

SHOW AND TELL: NEW YORKER PROFILES 


SHUTTLEWORTH, JOHN 


SIAMESE TWINS 

* Gracie Attard, the surviving Siamese twin who was separated 

from her sister and whose right to life was, just months ago, 

being weighed in a British courtroom, is to go home to Gozo 

17/06/01 B 4 7>8 Photograph 

SIEGE, THE 


SIGNAC, PAUL: TRAVELS IN FRANCE 


191 

* See Art 01/07/01 

SIGNER, ROMAN 

* See Art 09/12/01 

SILLITOE, ALAN 

* Interview with writer Alan Sillitoe 01/04/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

SIMPSON, INDIA ARIE 

* Interview with India Arie Simpson, soul singer 07/10/01 R 6 


SIMPSON, LORD 


John Mayo - see Business & Industry 08/07/01 

* Ousted Marconi chief executive Lord Simpson looks set to 

receive an additional £800,000 cash windfall from the company - 


* Ousted Marconi chief executive Lord Simpson is battling to 

secure a £1.2m 'pension' payment from the stricken telecoms 

company he left two weeks ago - see Business & Industry 

16/09/01 

SISTER CRAZY 


SKIPPING CHRISTMAS 


SLAVERY 

* A 140 year old manuscript by a slave woman's life story has 

been unearthed - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 11/11/01 

* Plans for a permanent memorial to the legacy of slavery are in 

tatters following a bitter feud over the Government's refusal to 

apologise for Britain's role in the trade 25/11/01 B 12 1>3 

Photograph 

SMALL BOY AND OTHERS, A 

* See Book Reviews - Litt, Toby 28/10/01 

SMELL 


SMITH, CHRIS 


SMITH, IAIN DUNCAN 

* William Hague warned that the Tories would 'slide back into 

divisions over Europe' unless they elected Iain Duncan Smith 

leader, as the Conservative leadership contest took a bitter... - 


* Iain Duncan Smith believes he can emulate his father's heroic 

wartime exploits, beating Kenneth Clarke to become Tory 

leader, but is he big enough to hold the fractured party together? 





SMITH, JON 

* Jon Smith has helped bring managing soccer stars out of the 

brown envelopes era into the entertainment business 02/12/01 N 


SMITH, PATTI 

* Review of Patti Smith - see Music: Rock 29/07/01 

SMOKING

* Kicking the habit 01/07/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* The Government has scrapped plans for tough new curbs on 

smoking in the workplace after fierce lobbying from the pub and 

restaurant trade 29/07/01 B 2 5>7 

* Stanton Glantz, an American who helped banish smoking from 

California now has Britain in his sights 29/07/01 B 20 1>8 

Photographs 

SNAKE OIL AND OTHER PREOCCUPATIONS 


SOCIAL CONDITIONS & TRENDS 

* 99 ways to change your life 07/01/01 M 18>24 1>4 

Photographs, illustrations 

* Our lives are ruled by numbers - from credit cards and surveys 

to school league tables, but the more we measure our lives, the 

less we actually live them 14/01/01 R 1>2 1>5 Illustration 

* Advertising watchdogs deplore it, children snigger when they 

hear it, but does anyone else still care about Ken Tynan's 

expletive? 14/01/01 R 4 1>4 Photograph 

* If we really wanted to keep our thoughts private, we wouldn't 

write anything down - so do people who keep diaries secretly 

hope someone will read them? - see Diaries 28/01/01 

* The new genda agenda 28/01/01 M 16>20 1>4 Photographs 

* A lifestyle manager could make your life easier by handling 

boring jobs for you 28/01/01 C 18>19 1>4 Photographs 

* The clock runs our lives, and the more we try to save time the 

less we seem to have, now the backlash against haste has begun 


* Kids prefer TV to most other activities in the home 18/02/01 


* When a woman no longer turns a man's head, does she cease to 

exist?, asks Sophie Radice 25/02/01 R 4 1>4 Photograph 

* When it comes to petty vandalism, drug taking, drinking, 

smoking and mixing with the wrong crowd, middle class 

teenagers from two parent families are outdoing the working 

class kids from broken homes 25/02/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs 

* The new spending habits of good-time Britain - see Personal 


* Are you a whizz at work but hopeless at home? - you could do 

with a lifestyle manager 04/03/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* A controversial new book says parent's obsessive fears about 

children's safety are a bigger threat than bullies or paedophiles 


* Charm, the skill the Nineties sneered at, is back 11/03/01 R 4 





Whitehouse - see Media 18/03/01 

* Think before you decide to work from home - see Work 

18/03/01 

* Britons are less liberal, more stressed, more dishonest and 

much less patriotic than we like to think according to a major 

survey 18/03/01 B 1>2 4>8 

* Respondents in a study rated a wonderful life that ended 

abruptly as better than one with additional mildly pleasant years 

- labelled as the James Dean effect 25/03/01 B 16 1>7 

Photograph 

* A new website for mums is providing an instant, anonymous 

shoulder to lean on - not to mention a good place for a moan 

25/03/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph, illustration 


192 


abandoning their babies 01/04/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs 

* Email offers limitless scope for misunderstanding and 

embarrassment… 08/04/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Analyses of IQ tests show that people are getting rapidly more 

intelligent, or at least getting higher scores - see Intelligence 

22/04/01 

* Bosses are demanding that staff dress up again as 'Dress-down 

Friday' makes people rude, lazy and flirtatious according to a 

study 22/04/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Celebrity fatherhood for the over-fifties 29/04/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

* Women who choose the increasingly popular path to middleaged 

motherhood are not just taking medical risks: they are also 

likely to lose their closest friends - see Women 06/05/01 

* Britain's obsession with breasts 06/05/01 B 15 1>7 

Photographs 

* New York women are desperate to go out with British men - 

but not on account of their old-fashioned charm and courtesy 


* Labelling our children as 'mixed race' in the Census does them 

no favours, says Sophie Radice 13/05/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Children used to be a necessity: they continued the line, 

followed in the family firm, were the guardians of our values, 

looked after us in old age, but those reasons are all redundant… 

03/06/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* Sam Taylor's third story in a series of bulletins about his new 

life in France 10/06/01 R 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Phil Hogan on midlife crisis 24/06/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* The first snapshot of the country's elite by the VIPer (Very 

Important People) research panel since the general election 

shows how they shop, who they admire and what they believe 

are hot issues 24/06/01 B 8 1>4 Photograph 

* Why do we feel the need to kiss in public? 01/07/01 R 2 1>5 

Photograph 

* Business and Society: Economic realities by Will Hutton - see 


* Business and Society: Employment conditions by Oliver 

Morgan - see Business & Industry 08/07/01 

* Business and Society: Green campaigner by Matt Phillips - see 


* Business and Society: Guidelines by Hillary Sutcliffe - see 


* Business and Society: Industry and the environment - see 


* Business and Society: Inner-city funding by Sir Ronald Cohen 

- see Business & Industry 08/07/01 N 

* Business and Society: Investment by Heather Connon - see 


* Business and Society: Keynote by Roger Cowe - see Business 


* Business and Society: Poverty by Alison Benjamin - see 


* Business and Society: The role of NGO's by Roger Cowe - see 


* Business and Society: Whistleblowers by Conal Walsh - see 


* Business and Society: Workers' rights by Steve Tibbett - see 

Business & Industry 08/07/01


when they hook up with famous boyfriends - see Women 

08/07/01 

* Report from the once-proud pit centre of Merthyr Tydfil where 

a quarter of the working population lives on sickness benefits - 

see Merthyr Tydfil 22/07/01 

* In a new study, the findings for the first time make a direct link 

between a teenager's family environment and his or her attitude 

to sex 22/07/01 B 1>2 1>2 Cartoon 

* Society rocks to a new beat: now ultra-cool and upper-class are 

best friends 05/08/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

* A finer appreciation of players' assets is one way that football 

widows can endure the coming season 12/08/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

* You see them off to university and think your job is done, but 

as young adults increasingly fail to cope with a changing world, 

parents are learning that it's not over - not by a long chalk 

26/08/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs, illustration 

* Does swimming mean a couple of lengths at the local pool or a 

transcendental experience? 26/08/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* John Hooper, journalist and writer on Europe for 13 years, says 

our xenophobia is beyond a joke - see Xenophobia 02/09/01 



from - see Education 02/09/01 

* Rising house prices are breaking up relationships by forcing 

unmarried couples to rush into cohabitation for financial reasons, 

according to social trend experts - see Relationships 02/09/01 

* Fourth in a series of bulletins on the new life of Sam Taylor 

and his family, who left London for rural France nearly a year 

ago 23/09/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Women on their own have always induced panic in the rest of 

society - see Women 30/09/01 

* When it comes to status, it's still a jungle out there 30/09/01 R 


* The infamous tower blocks that have dominated the skyline in 

Glasgow for more than 40 years are facing demolition - see 

Glasgow 07/10/01 

* Profile on EastEnders - Britain's favourite soap is watched by 

one in four of the population… with murder, abortion, gay love, 

underage sex, racial tension… it's the Dickens of our times 

07/10/01 B 27 1>6 Caricatures 

* Most divorced fathers want to see their children and most kids 

want to see their dads, so why does society make it difficult for 

this simplest of things to happen? - see Families & Family Life 

21/10/01 



the lives and career choices of children - see Gender 28/10/01 


women are taking control of money matters 28/10/01 B 22 1>7 

Illustration 

* According to new research, youth is a false elixir with the truth 

being that ageing makes us happy 04/11/01 B 9 1>2 Photograph 

* War, winter, looming recession: A-Z of beating the gloom 


* Rachel Cooke meets her first love from school through the 

website friendsreunited.co.uk 02/12/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photographs 

* At work, looks used to be secondary to the way you did the job 

- Britain has given in to a grooming frenzy as the office party 

season starts 02/12/01 R 2 1>6 Photographs 


193 

* The deep world of today's teenage male 09/12/01 M 26>36 


* How to be popular 16/12/01 M 14>18 1>4 Illustrations 

* Going Home: our experience where we first lived has a 

profound effect on our adult lives 23/12/01 M 4>29 1>4 

Photographs 

* 50 things we'll be glad to see the back of in 2002 30/12/01 B 


SOCIAL SERVICES 

* The inquiry opens this week into the trail of incompetence and 

neglect that led to the torture and death of a fostered child from 

Africa - see Child Abuse 23/09/01 

* The inquiry into the death of 8-year-old Victoria Climbie is 

being stalled by Haringey Council's social workers - see Child 

Abuse 09/12/01 

SODERBERGH, STEVEN 

* Hollywood's other Steven is launching his most ambitious film 


SOLAR POWER 

* If Jeremy Leggett gets his way, the roof over your head will 

soon be providing all the energy you can use 15/07/01 M 34>38 


SOLOMON, ANDREW 


novelist who has had three breakdowns in the past five years 

06/05/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME 


SOMETHING LIKE A HOUSE 


SON OF WAR, A 


SONDHEIM AND LLOYD WEBBER 


SOPRANOS, THE 

* Behind the scenes of The Sopranos 02/09/01 M 30>36 1>4 

Photographs 

SOUL, DAVID 

* Interview with actor and singer, David Soul 08/04/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 



even though he did not see it - see Media 09/12/01 

SOUNDING OFF 

* Vanessa Thorpe 14/01/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Peter Conrad 21/01/01 R 6 1>7 Photograph 

* Sam Taylor 28/01/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Emma Lindsey 04/02/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Philip French 04/03/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Ted Craig 11/03/01 R 8 1>6 Photograph 

* Melvyn Bragg 18/03/01 R 6 1>7 Photographs 

* Charlie Skelton 25/03/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Nelson David 01/04/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs

* Deyan Sudjic 15/04/01 R 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Susannah Clapp 22/04/01 R 6 3>6 Photographs 

* Simon Callow 29/04/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Alistair Beaton 06/05/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Oliver Owen 13/05/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 


* John Tusa 27/05/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Jude Kelly 03/06/01 R 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Matt Wolf 10/06/01 R 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Edward Helmore 08/07/01 R 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Philip French 15/07/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Sam Taylor 22/07/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Campbell Stevenson 19/08/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 


* Lorraine Heggessey 16/09/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 


* Venu Dhupa 30/09/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Ian Stone 07/10/01 R 6 1>7 Photographs 

* Peter Conrad 14/10/01 R 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Will Buckley 04/11/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Philip French 25/11/01 R 7 1>5 Photograph 

SOUTH BANK SHOW 



television has widened their appeal - see Arts, The 30/09/01 

SPACE 

* Warp-drive engines could soon be propelling spacecraft across 

the solar system - see Science 07/01/01 

* Photograph of American Dennis Tito, who paid $14m to 

become the world's first space tourist, before boarding the 

Russian Soyuz-TM rocket - see Tito, Dennis 29/04/01 

* When Sputnik went into orbit, Dennis Tito's ambitions went 

sky-high too - see Tito, Dennis 29/04/01 

* Robin McKie finds much to enjoy at the National Space 

Centre, which opened yesterday 01/07/01 E 7 1>4 Photographs 

* When Star City was built on the outskirts of Moscow in 1960 

its contents were top secret, now it is a tourist destination 

29/07/01 M 26>29 1>4 Photographs 

SPAIN, SAHARA SUNDAY 

* Sahara Sunday Spain is 9, writes poetry and is being hailed as 

a star in America 04/02/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

SPEARS, BRITNEY 

* Interview with pop singer, Britney Spears 16/09/01 M 10>14 


SPEECH 

* The controversial research that could explain why even the 

cleverest people have speech disorders - see Intelligence 

07/10/01 

SPENCER, EARL 

* As his formidable female ancestors go on show at the National 

Portrait Gallery, Earl Spencer tells Tim Adams how Diana's 

memorial has helped make Althorp less of a mausoleum and 


194 

more of a home 23/09/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

SPENCER, STANLEY 

* See Art 25/03/01 

SPIKE ISLAND: THE MEMORY OF A MILITARY 

HOSPITAL 


SPIRITUALISED 


SPOOKS 


SPORT 

* Sports letters 07/01/01 S 12 1>8 Photograph 

* Tony Ansell's opinion on Observer Sports' 2001 forecasts 

07/01/01 S 16 1>6 Photograph 

* FA's shock U-turn on Wembley Stadium - see Wembley 

Stadium 14/01/01 

* Sports letters 14/01/01 S 12 2>5 Photographs 

* Sports heroes sign up for campaign to tear the nation's idle 

youths away from TV and computers 14/01/01 B 13 1>8 

Photographs 

* Sports letters 21/01/01 S 14 1>6 


* Some of Britain's biggest sports stars are in talks with the BBC 

about becoming television personalities after they retire 

28/01/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 


* Obituary on Alan Ross, who died last week aged 78 - he was 

football correspondent of The Observer 1950-54 and cricket 

correspondent 1954-72 - see Deaths 18/02/01 

* Sports letters 18/02/01 S 9 6 


* Sports letters 11/03/01 S 15 8 


* Interview with ex-footballer and TV presenter, Gary Lineker - 

see Lineker, Gary 01/04/01 

* The remarkable story of Meijer Stad who was a good 

footballer and an excellent runner - he was also left for dead by a 

Nazi execution squad - see Stad, Meijer 01/04/01 

* Sport news snippets 01/04/01 S 15 7>8 




* The troubled faces of sport after a simmering day exploded on 

the playing fields of England and Australia 24/06/01 S 1 1>3 

Photographs 


* The 10 greatest cheats in sports history 01/07/01 M 4>5 1>5 

Photographs 

* Last month's 10 worst fashion statements in the history of sport 

01/07/01 M 6 1>4 Photograph 

* Chris Smith, the former Cabinet Minister in charge of sport, 

has called for an overhaul of the rules governing sport on TV 

08/07/01 B 3 1>2

* Jon Henderson 15/07/01 S 9 1>6 Photograph 




* Sports letters 26/08/01 S 16 1>3 Photograph 

* Sports news from home and abroad 16/09/01 B 16 1>4 

Photographs 




21/10/01 

* Sports bodies face allegations that hundreds of young athletes 

have been subjected to physical and verbal abuse by coaches 

meant to groom them for stardom - see Child Abuse 28/10/01 

* Newcastle United chairman Freddy Shepherd urged the FA to 

site a new national stadium in Birmingham 04/11/01 S 12 1>2 

* Women in sport: Seeking sport's heroines 04/11/01 S 9 1>6 

Photographs 


* Sports book of the year 25/11/01 S 12 6>7 Photographs 


* BBC Sports Personality of the Year - see Television 16/12/01 

* The Observer Sports Quiz 2001 23/12/01 S 6>7 1>8 

Photographs 


* If you want clear, concise and considered appraisals of their 

art, then sportsmen and women are the last people to ask says 

Kevin Mitchell 30/12/01 S 10>11 1>6 Photographs 

* The Observer Sports Calendar 2002 30/12/01 S 8>9 1>8 

Photographs 

SPORT IN SHORT 

* Results & fixtures 07/01/01 S 13 2>8 






* Results & fixtures 18/02/01 S 4 5>8 Photograph 















195 













* Results & fixtures 02/09/01 S 10 8 



* Results & fixtures 16/09/01 B 18 4>6 

* Results & fixtures 23/09/01 B 14 5>7 














SPORT ON TV 

* Pick of the week 28/10/01 S 13 5>8 

SPORT: AMERICAN FOOTBALL 

* Baltimore must cope with Oakland's fearsome fans 14/01/01 S 


* Richard Wetherell 28/01/01 S 12 4>6 Photograph 

* Superbowl Sunday 28/01/01 S 12 1>6 Photograph 

* Vince McMahon has turned wrestling into a billion-dollar 

industry, he hopes to inject the sex and violence formula into 

American football - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 04/02/01 

* Across the States the temperatures soar and down on the field 

men are dying 05/08/01 S 11 1>6 Photograph 

SPORT: ATHLETICS 

* Next year's Commonwealth Games is heading for a £60m 

shortfall 

* Duncan Mackay 28/01/01 S 13 3>5 Photograph 

* I owe so much to Cathy Freeman, says Donna Fraser 18/02/01 

S 13 5>6

* Duncan Mackay 04/03/01 S 14 6>8 

* Duncan Mackay in Lisbon 11/03/01 S 12 1>8 Photographs 

* James Davis 22/04/01 S 16 1>8 Photographs 

* £30m will be ploughed into next year's troubled 

Commonwealth Games in Manchester to stop the event 

becoming a failure 20/05/01 B 6 7>8 Photograph 

* Duncan Mackay on a sprinter who listens to his mum 

03/06/01 S 14 5>8 

* Will Buckley 03/06/01 S 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Duncan Mackay on how the split from CJ Hunter will enable 

champion to cash in 10/06/01 S 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Duncan Mackay 17/06/01 S 11 1>6 Photographs 


* Duncan Mackay on 400m runner's tilt at the top spot 01/07/01 

S 5 3>8 Photograph 

* Will Buckley on oldtimers still on track for Gold 01/07/01 S 5 


* Jason Henderson at Alexander Stadium 15/07/01 S 5 1>8 

Photograph 


* Duncan Mackay on unsung superstar's return to England 

22/07/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Bill Bradshaw 29/07/01 S 12 1>5 

* The Superstars 29/07/01 S 12 3>8 Photographs 

* World Championships: Duncan Mackay 29/07/01 S 12 1>2 

Photograph 

* Britain's medal contenders 29/07/01 S 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Edmonton timetable 29/07/01 S 13 1>8 Photograph 



* World Athletic Championships: Duncan Mackay on the row 

brewing over Denise Lewis's lost lustre 05/08/01 S 13 7>8 

Photograph 

* Defending champion Gail Devers's nails were as impressive as 

her performance at the World Athletics Championships in 

Edmonton, Canada 12/08/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Athletics results 12/08/01 S 4 1>3 

* World Championships: Duncan Mackay in Edmonton 

12/08/01 S 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Duncan Mackay at Edmonton 12/08/01 S 5 7>8 Photograph 

* The BBC has dumped Cathy Freeman, the Olympic 400 metres 

champion after her television debut as presenter 12/08/01 S 5 


* World Championships: Duncan Mackay on the Briton carrying 

hopes of a medal 12/08/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Duncan Mackay says, with a little help athletics here can boom 

again 19/08/01 S 9 1>6 

* Matthew Yates on cheating athletes and their drugs providers 


* Readers' letters 19/08/01 S 9 2>5 

* Duncan Mackay finds it tough to tell good guys from bad 

26/08/01 S 15 7>8 Photograph 

* Duncan Mackay in Brisbane 09/09/01 S 11 2>8 

* Plans to build a world-class national athletics stadium in north 


196 

London are to be scrapped 30/09/01 B 7 8 

* Duncan Mackay on the case of Ludmila Engquist 11/11/01 S 


* Jon Henderson on a young athlete hoping for a BBC boost 

09/12/01 S 11 1>8 Photograph 

SPORT: BASEBALL 

* American sporting legend, Cal Ripken, says farewell 24/06/01 

S 28 1>5 Photographs 

SPORT: BASKETBALL 

* Profile on Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks' owner 25/02/01 S 


* Caspar Weintrub 17/06/01 S 10 1>4 Photograph 

SPORT: BOWLS 

* A sport with an elderly image could be perfect for an internet 

makeover 14/01/01 S 12 1>4 Photograph 

SPORT: BOXING 

* BBC chase Prince Hamed TV deal 14/01/01 S 13 1>7 

Photograph 

* Kevin Mitchell watches as the Muhammad Ali bandwagon 

rolls on 21/01/01 S 12 1>3 Photograph 

* Jon Henderson 04/02/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Kevin Mitchell 04/02/01 S 12 1>5 Photographs 

* Kevin Mitchell 18/02/01 S 12 3>5 

* Forgotten and broke, former champion Witherspoon continues 

the struggle to realise his long-held dreams 25/02/01 S 28 1>6 

Photograph 

* The selling of the world's most famous sportsman, Muhammad 

Ali has run its course, says Kevin Mitchell 18/03/01 S 15 7>8 

* Desert Classic in Nevada: Kevin Mitchell 01/04/01 S 16 1>8 

Photographs 

* Steve Bunce at Wembley 08/04/01 S 13 5>8 

* Kevin Mitchell 15/04/01 S 10 1>7 Photograph 

* Joe Calzaghe put British boxing firmly back on its feet 

29/04/01 S 16 1>4 Photograph 


* Heavyweight occasion at Wembley 13/05/01 S 12 1>5 

Photographs 

* Kevin Mitchell at Wembley Arena 20/05/01 S 12 1>8 

Photograph 

* Steve Bunce in Belfast 10/06/01 S 12 1>4 Photograph 

* Thousands gather in New York to witness a gruelling rematch 

of boxing dynasties that went the distance as the daughter's of 

Ali and Frazier fought each other 10/06/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Nigel Benn, one of Britain's best fighters, has admitted that a 

chronic addiction to casual sex made him so depressed he tried 

to commit suicide - see Benn, Nigel 17/06/01 

* Steve Bunce at Wembley 17/06/01 S 16 1 

* Steve Bunce 24/06/01 S 22 7>8 Photographs 

* A surgeon reconstructed Alan Minter's face after Marvin 

Hagler sliced it open - Patrick Whitfield is a rate mix - medical 

professional and lifelong boxing supporter 24/06/01 S 23 1>5 

Photographs 

* Kevin Mitchell was invited to New York by Don King - see 

King, Don 01/07/01 

* Steve Bunce at Wembley 29/07/01 S 4 8




* Kevin Mitchell on Mike Tyson who's back in hot water 


* Kevin Mitchell in Newcastle 23/09/01 B 15 7>8 Photograph 

* Fighting Back: The Michael Watson Story - see Television 

30/09/01 


* Kevin Mitchell in Copenhagen 14/10/01 S 12 1>5 

Photographs 

* Herman Miller in Glasgow 21/10/01 S 12 1>5 Photograph 

* Interview with a boxing legend, Jake La Motta 21/10/01 S 9 


* War, Baby: The Glamour of violence by Kevin Mitchell - see 

Book Reviews - Moss, Stephen 28/10/01 

* Steve Bunce at MEN Arena, Manchester 28/10/01 S 11 7>8 

* Profile on Naseem Hamed, fading ex-champion 11/11/01 S 6 


* Steve Bunce 11/11/01 S 6 5>6 

* Will Buckley at ringside for a boxing night with a difference 

18/11/01 S 16 7>8 Photograph 

* Fear and losing in Las Vegas: Lewis won but Don King lost 

out, says Steve Bunce 25/11/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 


Muhammad Ali - see Ali, Muhammad 16/12/01 

SPORT: CLIMBING 

* The world's most exciting climber is a 20-year-old from 

Cumbria with model looks - Leo Houding 01/07/01 M 54>57 


SPORT: CRICKET 

* Tough times for counties and the Caribbean 07/01/01 S 12 


* Steve Waugh's record breakers face selection problems 


* Match-fix sensation 14/01/01 S 1 1>8 Photographs 

* Stephen Thorpe in Trinidad 14/01/01 S 16 1>2 

* Vic Marks on the future of Test Matches 14/01/01 S 16 1>8 

Photograph 

* England A's management have the task of maximising squad 

exposure 21/01/01 S 13 1>3 

* Guyana's unpredictable Carl Hooper comes out of retirement 

to face England A 21/01/01 S 13 1>4 Photograph 

* South Africa's captain, Shaun Pollock joins the centurions 

21/01/01 S 13 4>7 

* Match-fixing probe deepens as former Test star says sexual 

favours and lavish presents were offered to top players 21/01/01 


* England A Tour 28/01/01 S 13 1>2 

* Match-fix Latest 28/01/01 S 13 3>7 

* Vic Marks 28/01/01 S 13 1>2 Photograph 

* Match-fixing statements passed on to the CPS 04/02/01 S 13 

1>8 

* Stephen Thorpe on the rapid rise of one of cricket's late 

developers - Ian Ward 04/02/01 S 13 1>6 Photograph 


197 


* Match fix latest 11/02/01 S 13 1>8 

* Stephen Thorpe in Castries 11/02/01 S 13 1>2 

* Arjuna Ranatunga on why Sri Lanka will beat England 

11/02/01 S 16 1>8 Photograph 

* England's build-up is going well in Sri Lanka but elsewhere 

preparations are being schedule 11/02/01 S 16 1>3 

* On Tour with James Davis 11/02/01 S 16 4>8 Photographs 

* Interview with Graham Thorpe, England's middle-order 

batsman by Will Buckley 18/02/01 S 13 1>5 Photographs 

* England in Sri Lanka 18/02/01 S 16 1>7 

* Stephen Thorpe in Anguilla on the 'A' Tour 18/02/01 S 16 8 

* Profile of the late Raymond Robertson-Glasgow former cricket 

correspondent - see Robertson-Glasgow, Raymond 25/02/01 

* Aussie Ashes 'only four Tests' 25/02/01 S 2 7>8 

* First Test: Sri Lanka v England 25/02/01 S 2 1>7 Photograph 

* James Davis on tour 25/02/01 S 2 1>6 Photograph 

* As England's bowlers and broadcasters toil in unfamiliar 

surroundings, Vic Marks sees a Sri Lankan batsman feel totally 

at home 25/02/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Mike Gatting and Arjuna Ranatunga on the First Test: Sri 

Lanka v England 25/02/01 S 3 1>8 Photographs 

* Australia looking to extend their winning record in India 

25/02/01 S 4 1>6 Photograph 

* Kevin Mitchell on international cricket 25/02/01 S 4 1>8 

Photographs 

* England in Sri Lanka 04/03/01 S 12>13 1>5 Photographs 

* The Bodyline Mystery 04/03/01 S 14 1>8 Photograph, 

illustration 

* Controversy continued to dog the fourth day of the second Test 

match between Sri Lanka and England in Kandy 11/03/01 S 1 8 

* Former England captain Alec Stewart faces another meeting 

with Sir Paul Condon's anti-corruption squad when England 

return from their Sri Lanka tour 11/03/01 S 2 3>6 Photograph 

* England in Sri Lanka 11/03/01 S 2>3 1>7 Photographs 

* Test matches: Pakistan prosper despite injury rumours, while 

South Africa are going for it in Guyana 11/03/01 S 4 1>8 

Photograph 

* Time for change: what has been going on in Sri Lanka is 

cheating, pure and simple 11/03/01 S 4 1>8 Photograph 

* Darren Gough bowled over as England triumph in Sri Lanka 


* Hero Thorpe celebrates as England clinch fourth successive 

series win 18/03/01 S 1 1>3 Photograph 

* England in Sri Lanka: Vic Marks 18/03/01 S 2 1>8 

Photographs 

* England in Sri Lanka: Arjuna Ranatunga 18/03/01 S 3 1>3 

Photographs 

* England in Sri Lanka: James Davis On Tour 18/03/01 S 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* England in Sri Lanka: Mike Gatting 18/03/01 S 3 4>5 

Photograph 

* England in Sri Lanka: Mike Gatting says the game is in danger 

of falling apart, and elsewhere a tough remedy is suggested 

18/03/01 S 4 1>4 Photographs

* Vic Marks 18/03/01 S 4 5 

* Vic Marks on Sri Lanka's controversial wicketkeeper, Kumar 

Sangakkara 18/03/01 S 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Solid Inzamam 18/03/01 S 5 4>5 

* Stephen Thorpe at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad 18/03/01 S 5 

4>5 

* Test Cricket: India's new hero - WX Laxman 18/03/01 S 5 


* DJ Rutnagur, who has watched Test cricket for more than 50 

years, praises the India-Australia series, and regrets it was not 

longer 25/03/01 S 10 1>5 Photograph 

* International cricket: Vic Marks 25/03/01 S 10 1>6 

Photograph 

* In a society obsessed with ostentation, the West Indies hero, 

Courtney Walsh, shows where true wealth lies 25/03/01 S 11 



* Martin Palmer in Indore, India 01/04/01 S 14 8 

* Vic Marks looks at England's lack of youthful talent 01/04/01 


* Coaching bible gets Aussie update 08/04/01 S 14 1>5 

* Sacked Pakistan coach Javed Miandad has accused his team of 

deliberately losing a one-day series to New Zealand in February 

08/04/01 S 14 6>8 

* Mike Gatting on the big task facing Middlesex's new coach 

15/04/01 S 16 3>8 Photograph 

* The new season Dawns - Will Buckley 15/04/01 S 16 1>3 

Photograph 

* What's new in county cricket this season… 15/04/01 S 16 4>6 

Photograph 

* English cricketers are almost twice as likely to commit suicide 

than the average male - see Suicide 22/04/01 

* Cricket scoreboards 22/04/01 S 13 1>8 

* Kent v Surrey 22/04/01 S 13 8 

* Middlesex v Worcestershire 22/04/01 S 13 3>7 

* Somerset v Lancashire 22/04/01 S 13 1>3 Photograph 

* Vic Marks says money talks in country cricket 22/04/01 S 13 


* Herman Miller 29/04/01 S 13 8 

* Kent v Yorkshire 29/04/01 S 13 1>3 Photograph 

* Scoreboards 29/04/01 S 13 1>8 

* Sussex v Worcestershire 29/04/01 S 13 3>7 


* Cricket roundup: Norman Harris 06/05/01 S 11 1>3 

Photograph 

* Cricket scoreboards and fixtures 06/05/01 S 11 4>8 

* Essex v Surrey 06/05/01 S 11 4>8 


* British Universities v Pakistan 06/05/01 S 14 1>5 Photograph 

* Top lawyer has been appointed by the West Indies Cricket 

Board to investigate any allegation of match-fixing by their 

players 06/05/01 S 14 2>5 

* Vic Marks looks at England's first hurdle of the summer 

06/05/01 S 14 1>6 Photograph 


198 

* Scoreboards 13/05/01 S 10 1>8 

* England prepare for the first Test 13/05/01 S 8 1>8 

Photographs 

* Cricket roundup 13/05/01 S 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Gloucestershire v Middlesex 13/05/01 S 9 1>3 

* Kent v Pakistan 13/05/01 S 9 1>3 

* First Test: scoreboard 20/05/01 S 10 3>4 Photograph 

* First Test: Vic Marks at Lord's 20/05/01 S 10 1>2 Photograph 


* Mike Brearley 20/05/01 S 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Mike Gatting 20/05/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 


* West Indies cricket legend Viv Richards heads a campaign to 

bring the village green to the inner-city 20/05/01 B 11 1>8 

Photographs 

* Middlesex v Durham 20/05/01 S 12 5>7 

* Scoreboards and fixtures 20/05/01 S 12 1>8 

* Yorkshire v Essex 20/05/01 S 12 1>4 Photograph 

* England cricket captain Nasser Hussain launched an attack on 

young British Asians who support Pakistan and India instead of 

their adopted homeland 27/05/01 B 11 1>2 Photograph 

* Mike Brearley on shades of grey in cricket's honour code 

27/05/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* County championship details 27/05/01 S 6 1>5 

* Kent v Glamorgan 27/05/01 S 6 7>8 

* Surrey v Essex 27/05/01 S 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Warwickshire v Sussex 27/05/01 S 6 6>8 

* Yorkshire v Northants 27/05/01 S 6 1>5 

* Cricket details 27/05/01 S 7 5>8 

* Test cricketers across the world are putting up a wall of silence 

to stop Lord Condon and his anti-corruption squad from nailing 

the crooks 27/05/01 S 7 1>4 

* Vic Marks 27/05/01 S 7 1>7 Photographs 

* West Indies: decline and fall of a once-proud team 27/05/01 S 

7 1>8 

* Interview with Darren Gough, England's most charismatic 

cricketer since Ian Botham - see Gough, Darren 03/06/01 

* Kevin Mitchell at Worcester 03/06/01 S 2 1>8 Photograph 

* Scoreboard 03/06/01 S 2 3>4 

* Second Test: Norman Harris 03/06/01 S 2 5>8 

* Second Test: Vic Marks at Old Trafford 03/06/01 S 2 1>2 

* Second Test: Mike Brearley hails two young Yorkshiremen 


* Second Test: Mike Gatting on Pakistan's portly batsman 

03/06/01 S 3 3>7 Photograph 

* Second Test: Vic Marks on the old foe warming up in 

Worcester 03/06/01 S 3 8 Photograph 

* Cricket details 03/06/01 S 4 1>3 Photograph 

* Cricket round-up 03/06/01 S 4 4>5 

* Leicestershire v Somerset 03/06/01 S 4 3>7 

* Northamptonshire v Lancashire 03/06/01 S 4 1>3 Photograph

* Scoreboards 03/06/01 S 4 6>7 

* Australian Tour: Kevin Mitchell 10/06/01 S 2 1>6 

Photographs 

* Australian Tour: Tom Moody's view 10/06/01 S 2 7>8 

Photograph 

* Australian Tour: Pakistan v Australia 10/06/01 S 3 1>5 

Photograph 

* Australian Tour: Vic Marks on the need to avoid 'bits and 

pieces' players 10/06/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 


* Kent v Yorkshire 10/06/01 S 4 1>4 

* Leicestershire v Lancashire 10/06/01 S 4 5>7 

* Scoreboards 10/06/01 S 4 1>4 

* The Aboriginal Team of 1868, cricket's first tourists, were 

treated as a racial rather than sporting curiosity 10/06/01 S 4 




* Scoreboards 17/06/01 S 5 2>5 

* Vic Marks on a hard slog ahead for England 17/06/01 S 5 2>8 

Photographs 

* Players and supporters were outraged after Australian cricketer 

Michael Bevan was struck by a full can of beer as he stood with 

his team mates on the balcony of the pavilion at Lord's cricket 

ground 24/06/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph 

* England selectors face a grilling but it's not a witch-hunt 

24/06/01 S 6 8 . 

* Natwest Trophy Final: Vic Marks at Lord's 24/06/01 S 6 1>2 

Photograph 

* Northamptonshire v Somerset 24/06/01 S 6 5>8 

* Sussex v Nottinghamshire 24/06/01 S 6 1>4 

* England were beaten by the best in the world, says Ed Giddins 

24/06/01 S 7 8 Photograph 

* James Davis, a spectator during the last tour of Pakistan, on 

why the home fans dared not invade the pitch 24/06/01 S 7 1>7 

Photograph 

* Natwest Trophy Final: Burham Wazir follows the crowds of 

Pakistani cricket fans to Lord's and sees a jocular day turn sour 


* Benson and Hedges Cup: Darren Bicknell returns to The Oval 

to confront a familiar face 24/06/01 S 8 3>7 Photographs 


* Match-fix Exclusive: Lord Condon, cricket's anti-corruption 

crusader, has put England's acting captain, Alec Stewart, on the 

spot/Chris Lewis 'fix' probe is over 24/06/01 S 8 1>2 

* Scoreboards 24/06/01 S 8 6>7 

* England's women attempt to cast off their 'poor relations' status 

and put themselves on the international lmap - at both cricket 

and football 24/06/01 S 9 1>6 


and put themselves on the international map - at both cricket and 

football 24/06/01 S 9 1>5 Photographs 


* David Townsend in Canada sees the cricket World Cup battle 

begin 01/07/01 S 13 2>8 Photograph 

* Scoreboard 01/07/01 S 13 2>5 


199 

* Surrey v Lancashire 01/07/01 S 13 2>6 Photograph 

* Yorkshire v Leicestershire 01/07/01 S 13 7>8 

* The Ashes 2001: four page special 01/07/01 S 9>12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Shane Warne's English Summer - see Television 08/07/01 


* Middlesex v Nottinghamshire 08/07/01 S 11 3>7 Photograph 

* Scoreboards 08/07/01 S 11 3>5 

* The stalwart of cup kings Gloucester tells Vic Marks that 

England will suffer if they downgrade the role of wicketkeeper 

08/07/01 S 12 1>8 Photograph 

* Ashes: The First Test 08/07/01 S 12>13 1>8 Photographs 

* Debate on the England Captaincy by Vic Marks and Kevin 

Mitchell 15/07/01 S 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Australia v Somerset 15/07/01 S 13 7>8 


* Surrey v Gloucester 15/07/01 S 13 1>6 Photograph 

* The Second Test: Vic Marks at Lord's 22/07/01 S 5 1>7 

Photographs 

* Derbyshire v Warwickshire 22/07/01 S 6 7>8 


* Lancashire v Somerset 22/07/01 S 6 3>6 Photograph 

* Moody's View 22/07/01 S 6 4>5 Photograph 

* Sussex v Durham 22/07/01 S 6 1>2 


* Mike Brearley 22/07/01 S 7 1>7 Photographs 

* Scoreboards 22/07/01 S 7 1>4 

* Rodney Marsh has revealed why he has taken the remarkable 

decision to switch jobs and countries by becoming the first 

director of the new England cricket academy 29/07/01 S 1 1>6 

Photograph 

* Australia v Hampshire 29/07/01 S 7 2>6 Photograph 

* County scoreboards 29/07/01 S 7 2>5 Photograph 

* Glamorgan v Somerset 29/07/01 S 7 1 

* Lancashire v Yorkshire 29/07/01 S 7 7>8 

* Profile on Rodney Marsh by Vic Marks 29/07/01 S 8 1>5 

Photograph 


* Brave new world by Vic Marks 29/07/01 S 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Cricket tables and fixtures 29/07/01 S 9 6>8 

* Rodney Marsh on cricket - taken from his columns in The 

Observer 29/07/01 S 9 1>5 

* Third Test: Vic Marks at Trent Bridge 05/08/01 S 2 3>8 

Photographs 

* Vic Marks' Ashes verdict on England 05/08/01 S 2 1>2 

Photographs 

* Third Test: Kevin Mitchell 05/08/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Third Test: Mike Brearley 05/08/01 S 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Moody's view 05/08/01 S 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Profile on England's paceman, Glenn McGrath 05/08/01 S 4 

1>4 Photographs

* Gloucestershire v Hampshire 05/08/01 S 5 5>7 

* Kent v Somerset 05/08/01 S 5 1 

* Scoreboards 05/08/01 S 5 1>5 Photograph 

* Surrey v Yorkshire 05/08/01 S 5 2>7 Photograph 

* Tables and fixtures 05/08/01 S 5 6>7 

* Vic Marks 05/08/01 S 5 2>4 

* Middlesex v Gloucestershire 12/08/01 S 8 6>7 

* Scoreboards 12/08/01 S 8 1>3 

* Surrey v Glamorgan 12/08/01 S 8 8 


* Vic Marks 12/08/01 S 8 3>7 

* Warwickshire v Somerset 12/08/01 S 8 1>2 Photograph 

* Vic Marks 12/08/01 S 9 1>3 Photographs 

* The Ashes: Moody's view 19/08/01 S 10 4>7 Photograph 

* The Ashes: Verdict by Vic Marks 19/08/01 S 10 1>8 

* The Ashes: Vic Marks at Headingley 19/08/01 S 10 1>3 

Photograph 

* Jon Henderson speaks to Kent's summer sensation - David 

Fulton 19/08/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* The Ashes: Kevin Mitchell 19/08/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* County championship cricket 19/08/01 S 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Scoreboards 19/08/01 S 13 1>6 

* Tables & fixtures 19/08/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Fifth Test: Vic Marks on trouble ahead for England's stay-athome 

pair 26/08/01 S 12 1>6 Photograph 

* Fifth Test: Mike Brearley 26/08/01 S 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Fred Trueman 26/08/01 S 14 8 Photograph 


* Martin Palmer at Kandy 26/08/01 S 14 5>7 

* Vic Marks on the fascinating battles in the C & G final 

26/08/01 S 14 1>4 Photograph 

* Yorkshire celebrate a return to the glory days… but the 

disenchantment with Gough rumbles on 26/08/01 S 14 1>7 

Photographs 

* Lancashire v Essex 26/08/01 S 15 2>6 Photograph 

* Scoreboards 26/08/01 S 15 4>6 Photograph 

* Tables and Fixtures 26/08/01 S 15 2>3 Photograph 

* Kevin Mitchell at Lord's 02/09/01 S 10 3>8 Photographs 


* Vic Marks looks at a long hard winter ahead 02/09/01 S 11 


* Scoreboards 09/09/01 S 10 1>5 

* South Africa v Zimbabwe 09/09/01 S 10 8 

* Sussex v Warwickshire 09/09/01 S 10 1>4 Photograph 


* Test scoreboards 09/09/01 S 10 8 

* Yorkshire v Surrey 09/09/01 S 10 1>4 

* Derbyshire v Warwickshire 16/09/01 B 14 1>2 

* Scoreboards 16/09/01 B 14 3>7 


200 

* Will Buckley 16/09/01 B 14 3>7 

* Vic Marks on the fight for places on tour in Zimbabwe 


* John Major, former Tory Prime Minister, takes up a senior post 

at Lord's this week 30/09/01 B 12 1>6 Photographs 

* England on Tour 07/10/01 S 16 1>8 Photograph 

* Herman Miller in Bulawayo 14/10/01 S 10 8 

* The increasing number of women cricket players 14/10/01 S 

10 1>7 


* Players' fears are a nightmare for selectors, says Vic Marks 

28/10/01 S 14 7>8 Photograph 

* Mike Brearley talks to Michael Artherton 28/10/01 S 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Vic Marks looks at the winter menu and while there is plenty 

of choice England aren't dish of the day 28/10/01 S 9 4>5 

* D.J. Rutnagur in Bloemfontein 04/11/01 S 12 1>2 

* England set for subcontinent 04/11/01 S 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Vic Marks examines the strategy for a very tough tour 


* BC Pires finds West Indians looking to the usual suspect when 

searching for a saviour 18/11/01 S 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Bill Bradshaw 18/11/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* David Hopps in Mumbai 18/11/01 S 13 1>4 

* DJ Rutnagur in Port Elizabeth 18/11/01 S 13 5>8 

* Will Buckley talks to Sir Gary Sobers 25/11/01 S 13 1>5 

Photographs 

* A crisis looms in world cricket, say Vic Marks and DJ 

Rutnagur 25/11/01 S 16 1>7 Photographs 

* David Hopps in Hyderabad 25/11/01 S 16 3>5 

* Martin Palmer in Pretoria 25/11/01 S 16 6>7 

* Mike Gatting 25/11/01 S 16 8 Photograph 


* Andy Wilson on Fat Freddie's rebirth as a front-line bowler 

02/12/01 S 13 1>5 

* Vic Marks in Mohali 02/12/01 S 13 1>5 Photograph 

* Vic Marks and Andy Wilson on India's warring off the field 

09/12/01 S 12 1>4 

* Vic Marks on Test Cricket 09/12/01 S 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Vic Marks reports on another spat with Mr Dalmiya 09/12/01 

S 12 5>8 

* Michael McLean: On tour in India 09/12/01 S 13 1>6 

* Vic Marks casts an envious eye over the world's keepers 


* Vic Marks at Ahmedabad 16/12/01 S 10 1>4 Photograph 

* Vic Marks on Test Cricket 16/12/01 S 10 5>8 

* Diana Dargie at Adelaide Oval 16/12/01 S 11 8 

* Herman Miller 16/12/01 S 11 4>7 

* Mike Brearley in Ahmedabad 16/12/01 S 11 1>3 Photograph 

* Mike Brearley in Bangalore 23/12/01 S 10 3>8 Photographs 

* Vic Marks in Bangalore 23/12/01 S 10 1>2 Photograph

* Fred Trueman 23/12/01 S 11 1>6 Photograph 


* Greg Buckle in Melbourne 30/12/01 S 13 1 


SPORT: CROSS-COUNTRY 

* Duncan Mackay in Ostend 25/03/01 S 12 1>5 Photographs 

SPORT: CYCLING 

* William Fotheringham on a bleak season ahead for Britain's 

Olympic medallist 11/02/01 S 14 8 Photograph 

* Will Fotheringham on a new role for the unlucky Olympian 

25/02/01 S 30 1>3 Photograph 

* William Fotheringham 24/06/01 S 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Escape Special on Cycling - see Travel 01/07/01 

* Tour de France: William Fotheringham 01/07/01 S 19 7>8 

Photograph 

* Tour de France: The opening skirmishes in Dunkirk 08/07/01 


* Tour de France 15/07/01 S 10 1>8 

* Tour de France: William Fotheringham's week on tour 

15/07/01 S 11 1>6 Photograph 

* Tour de France 2001: Armstrong unstoppable 22/07/01 S 16 


* William Fotheringham 22/07/01 S 16 5>6 Photograph 

* Tour de France 29/07/01 S 16 1>5 Photograph 

* William Fotheringham off stage on the Tour de France 

29/07/01 S 16 7>8 Photograph 

* A memorial to Tom Simpson, Britain's greatest cyclist will 

finally be opened in his home town 35 years after his death 

12/08/01 S 4 7>8 Photograph 

* Will Fotheringham 02/09/01 S 12 1 

SPORT: EQUESTRIANISM 

* Genevieve Murphy in La Baule, France 06/05/01 S 10 1 

* Genevieve Murphy at Hickstead 29/07/01 S 5 1 

* Genevieve Murphy at Hickstead 26/08/01 S 19 7>8 

SPORT: FOOTBALL 

* Morecambe v Ipswich Town 07/01/01 S 2 3>8 

* Southend Utd v Kingstonian 07/01/01 S 2 3>4 

* Watford v Everton 07/01/01 S 2 5>8 Photograph 

* FA Cup: Bolton Wdrs v Yeovil Town 07/01/01 S 3 1>2 

* FA Cup: Charlton Athletic v Dagenham & R 07/01/01 S 3 


* FA Cup: Sunderland v Crystal Palace 07/01/01 S 3 3>4 

* FA Cup: Walsall v West Ham Utd 07/01/01 S 3 7>8 

* Football results 07/01/01 S 4 1>8 

* Cup Review 07/01/01 S 5 6>8 Photograph 

* FA Cup: Carlisle v Arsenal 07/01/01 S 5 3>7 Photograph 

* FA Cup: Leeds Utd v Barnsley 07/01/01 S 5 1>4 

* FA Cup: Leyton Orient v Tottenham Hotspur 07/01/01 S 5 


* FA Cup: Liverpool v Rotherham Utd 07/01/01 S 5 8 


201 

* FA Cup: Manchester City v Birmingham City 07/01/01 S 5 

1>4 

* FA Cup: Swindon Town v Coventry City 07/01/01 S 5 5 

* Alan Smith 07/01/01 S 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley on Fulham 07/01/01 S 6>7 1>5 Photographs 

* Paul Wilson 07/01/01 S 7 6 

* Paul Wilson 07/01/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Derby day in Milan 07/01/01 S 8 1>6 

* The fall and fall of Eddie Newton 07/01/01 S 8 1>6 

Photographs 

* Jon Henderson meets the voluble Gloucester captain ahead of 

his side's biggest game to date 07/01/01 S 9 1>5 Photograph 

* Talk of John Gregory and his coaching team quitting Aston 

Villa for Newcastle Utd 14/01/01 S 1 1>8 Photograph 

* Brazil's football crisis 14/01/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs 

* Arsenal v Chelsea 14/01/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* FA must learn from Vieira error says Ian Ridley 14/01/01 S 2 


* Middlesbrough v Derby 14/01/01 S 2 8 

* Southampton v Charlton Athletic 14/01/01 S 2 3>7 

* Aston Villa v Liverpool 14/01/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Everton v Tottenham 14/01/01 S 3 1>4 

* Kenny's Stretford end 14/01/01 S 3 6>8 Photograph 

* Manchester City v Leeds Utd 14/01/01 S 3 7>8 

* Newcastle Utd v Coventry City 14/01/01 S 3 5>8 

* The cost of injuries: £55m 14/01/01 S 3 1>5 

* Football results 14/01/01 S 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Evergreen Merson has moved back into the frame 14/01/01 S 

5 1>8 

* Spotlight on Eriksson 14/01/01 S 5 1>4 Photographs 

* West Ham Utd v Sunderland 14/01/01 S 5 4>8 Photograph 

* Bradford City v Manchester Utd 14/01/01 S 6 1>6 Photograph 

* Gordon Strachan says a bad patch can be good news 14/01/01 


* Simon Kuper's World Football 14/01/01 S 6 7>8 Photograph 


* Dossier on financial irregularities at Gillingham was ignored 

by FA 14/01/01 S 7 8 9 

* League review 14/01/01 S 7 1>8 

* Millwall v Wigan Athletic 14/01/01 S 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Rotherham Utd v Bristol City 14/01/01 S 7 3>5 

* Stoke City v Reading 14/01/01 S 7 6>7 

* Amy Lawrence on the ups and downs of football's lesser lights 

14/01/01 S 8 1>6 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley on the ups and downs of football's lesser lights 


* Buying Alan Sugar's stake in Tottenham Hotspur could give 

Eric much-needed focus, but will the City be as keen? - see 


* Tony Adams announces his retirement from international 

football - see Adams, Tony 21/01/01

* Sven-Goran Eriksson saw Manchester Utd move 14 points 

clear of their rivals and said he was impressed with the standard 

of English football 21/01/01 S 1 1>8 

* Derby v Manchester City 21/01/01 S 2 3>5 

* Liverpool v Middlesbrough 21/01/01 S 2 3>6 

* Manchester Utd v Aston Villa 21/01/01 S 2 7>8 Photograph 

* Tottenham v Southampton 21/01/01 S 2 6>8 

* Chelsea v Ipswich Town 21/01/01 S 3 1>4 

* Coventry City v Everton 21/01/01 S 3 1>4 

* Leeds United v Newcastle United 21/01/01 S 3 4>8 

Photograph 

* Leicester v Arsenal 21/01/01 S 3 1>3 


* Arsenal in fight for new stadium 21/01/01 S 5 8 

* Simon Kuper sees last year's heroes go down without a fight 

21/01/01 S 5 1>8 Photograph 

* Watford v Fulham 21/01/01 S 5 1>7 

* Will Buckley sees Norwich win a grim relegation tussle 

21/01/01 S 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Alan Smith 21/01/01 S 6 6 Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence 21/01/01 S 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Neil Moxley 21/01/01 S 6 1>5 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley 21/01/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson 21/01/01 S 7 1>3 Photographs 

* Sport on the Internet 21/01/01 S 8>9 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with footballer Tony Adams - see Adams, Tony 

28/01/01 

* Tony Adams is likely to quit club football as the same time as 

his retirement from international football 28/01/01 S 1 2>3 

* Tottenham could lose £11m record signing Sergei Rebrov to 

Milan and Chelsea's Dennis Wise may move to Fulham 

28/01/01 S 1 2>3 

* Gordon Strachan 28/01/01 S 11 1>6 Photograph 

* Blackburn Rovers v Derby County 28/01/01 S 2 1>4 

* Leeds Utd v Liverpool 28/01/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Southampton v Sheffield Weds 28/01/01 S 2 5>8 

* Wycombe v Wolverhampton 28/01/01 S 2 8 

* Aston Villa v Leicester City 28/01/01 S 3 3>8 

* Everton v Tranmere Rovers 28/01/01 S 3 1>2 

* Football review 28/01/01 S 3 3>8 Photograph 

* Manchester City v Coventry City 28/01/01 S 3 3>8 

Photograph 

* Sunderland v Ipswich Town 28/01/01 S 3 1>2 


* Bristol City v Kingstonian 28/01/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Dagenham & R v Charlton Athletic 28/01/01 S 5 1>6 

* Simon Kuper's World Football 28/01/01 S 5 7>8 

* Amy Lawrence on a contrite Cup star heading north 28/01/01 


* Manchester Utd v West Ham Utd: Focus on the French 

28/01/01 S 6 1>5 Photograph 


202 



* Carlisle Utd v Kidderminster 04/02/01 S 11 6>8 

* Middlesbrough v Manchester City 04/02/01 S 11 1>5 

Photograph 

* Nick Callow and Jason Tomas 04/02/01 S 11 1>8 

* Paul Wilson considers the reasons for Middlesbrough's 

resurgence 04/02/01 S 11 6>8 Photograph 

* Sheffield Weds v Watford 04/02/01 S 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Bradford City v Aston Villa 04/02/01 S 6 8 

* Derby County v Sunderland 04/02/01 S 6 3>7 

* Ipswich Town v Leeds Utd 04/02/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Chelsea 04/02/01 S 6 3>8 

* Coventry City v Arsenal 04/02/01 S 7 3>8 

* Football news with Bill Bradshaw 04/02/01 S 7 1>2 

* Liverpool v West Ham Utd 04/02/01 S 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Manchester Utd v Everton 04/02/01 S 7 3>6 

* Tottenham v Charlton Athletic 04/02/01 S 7 7>8 


* Ian Ridley 04/02/01 S 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Interview with Michael Knighton, ex-owner of Carlisle United 


* British viewers will have to pay to watch the 2002 World Cup 

if a German media company succeed in their plans to deny 

coverage to BBC and ITV 11/02/01 S 1 1>8 

* One of Valencia's top internationals has claimed that a 

Champions League match against Manchester Utd last season 

was 'fixed' 11/02/01 S 1 8 

* Aston Villa v Middlesbrough 11/02/01 S 2 5>8 

* Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur 11/02/01 S 2 3>8 

* Southampton v Bradford City 11/02/01 S 2 1>4 

* Sunderland v Liverpool 11/02/01 S 2 3>8 Photograph 

* Arsenal v Ipswich Town 11/02/01 S 3 4>8 Photograph 

* Chelsea v Manchester Utd 11/02/01 S 3 1>3 

* Everton v Leicester City 11/02/01 S 3 5>8 


* Leeds Utd v Derby County 11/02/01 S 3 1>4 


* Brighton & Hove Albion v Cardiff City 11/02/01 S 5 8 

* Football review 11/02/01 S 5 1>2 

* Nationwide Conference results 11/02/01 S 5 1>7 

* Sheffield Utd v Birmingham City 11/02/01 S 5 3>7 

Photograph 

* David Barnes talks to two players Wenger would like on his 

own side 11/02/01 S 6 1>6 

* With few surprises expected in the race at home, it's all eyes on 

the Champions League, says Paul Wilson 11/02/01 S 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence in Paris 11/02/01 S 7 1>4 Photograph 

* Herman Miller on how hot air can inflate a share price 

11/02/01 S 7 5


* The Sports Minister, Kate Hoey has reopened the controversial 

debate about bringing back terraces at top grounds 18/02/01 S 1 

2>3 

* Football results 18/02/01 S 10 1>8 Photograph 

* FA Cup report by Amy Lawrence 18/02/01 S 11 7>8 

* Focus on Europe 18/02/01 S 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Interview with Michael Gray, Sunderland left-back by Bill 

Bradshaw 18/02/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Paul Wilson on Sven's new script with old names 18/02/01 S 


* Nationwide Conference league details 18/02/01 S 4 1>4 

* Bolton W v Blackburn R 18/02/01 S 6 3>5 

* League review by Jason Tomas 18/02/01 S 6 3>8 

* Southampton v Trenmere Rovers 18/02/01 S 6 6>8 

* Wycombe W v Wimbledon 18/02/01 S 6 3>8 Photograph 

* Birmingham City v West Brom 18/02/01 S 7 1>5 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Bristol City 18/02/01 S 7 2>8 

* Paul Harris on FA Cup football 18/02/01 S 7 1 

* Stoke City v Port Vale 18/02/01 S 7 6>8 

* Sunderland v West Ham 18/02/01 S 7 2>4 Photograph 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Stockport County 18/02/01 S 7 4>8 

* Sports focus on Liverpool FC 18/02/01 S 8>9 1>5 

Photographs 

* It's all in the head, Sven's guru tells England team 25/02/01 B 

1 1>6 Cartoon 

* Amy Lawrence on the Worthington Cup Final 25/02/01 S 10 


* Paul Wilson on the Worthington Cup Final 25/02/01 S 10 7>8 

Photograph 

* David Barnes on the Champions League 25/02/01 S 11 6 

* Gordon Strachan on the Champions League 25/02/01 S 11 


* Paul Wilson on the finest young stars 25/02/01 S 12 1>5 

Photograph 

* Paul Wilson on Sven Eriksson 25/02/01 S 12, 21 1>5 

Photograph 

* Dennis Campbell on England and Sven Eriksson 25/02/01 S 


* World Cup Special 25/02/01 S 22>23 1>6 Photographs 

* Amy Lawrence 25/02/01 S 5 1>5 Photograph 

* Managers silence on transfers could kill game, says Arsene 

Wenger 25/02/01 S 5 1>8 

* Smoking Barthez ignores Ferguson 25/02/01 S 5 1>6 

Photograph 

* Coventry City v Charlton Athletic 25/02/01 S 6 3>7 

* Ipswich Town v Everton 25/02/01 S 6 3>5 

* Leicester City v Sunderland 25/02/01 S 6 8 

* Middlesbrough v Southampton 25/02/01 S 6 6>7 

* Bradford City v West Ham Utd 25/02/01 S 7 7>8 

* Hull City v Barnet 25/02/01 S 7 1>5 


203 

* League review by Jason Tomas 25/02/01 S 7 6>8 Photograph 

* Oxford Utd v Millwall 25/02/01 S 7 1>5 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Leeds Utd 25/02/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 


* Bill Bradshaw 25/02/01 S 9 6>8 Photograph 

* Derby County v Aston Villa 25/02/01 S 9 1>5 


* Newcastle Utd v Manchester City 25/02/01 S 9 1>5 

Photograph 




* Real Madrid v Barcelona 04/03/01 S 11 1>3 Photograph 

* The Celtic divide in Belfast 04/03/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Leading players condemn union plan to shake up the transfer 

system 04/03/01 B 14 1>7 Photographs 

* Other football results 04/03/01 S 4 1>4 

* Arsenal v West Ham Utd 04/03/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Coventry City v Chelsea 04/03/01 S 6 3>7 

* Derby County v Tottenham 04/03/01 S 6 8 

* Everton v Newcastle Utd 04/03/01 S 6 1>4 

* Middlesbrough v Charlton Athletic 04/03/01 S 6 5>8 


* Leeds Utd v Manchester Utd 04/03/01 S 7 7>8 

* Leicester City v Liverpool 04/03/01 S 7 1>4 Photograph 

* Luton Town v Bristol Rovers 04/03/01 S 7 5>8 

* Manchester City v Southampton 04/03/01 S 7 1>4 

* This week in Europe 04/03/01 S 7 5>6 

* Focus on new England and new coach Sven-Goran Eriksson 

04/03/01 S 8>9 1>6 Photographs 

* Second chance for Premiership 'failures' as the scouts line up at 

Lilleshall 04/03/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photograph 

* Roy Essandoh's header in the second minute of added time 

ensured lowly Wycombe Wanders beat Leicester City for a place 

in the FA cup semi-finals 11/03/01 B 1 1>2 Photograph 

* UEFA Chief's call for firm action against 'global teams' at big 

clubs 11/03/01 S 1 1>8 



Photographs 

* World Cup Football - the Great TV Debate 11/03/01 S 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers 11/03/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Fulham v QPR 11/03/01 S 6 3>7 

* Gordon Strachan on the art of substitutions 11/03/01 S 6 8 

Photograph 

* Review by Jason Tomas 11/03/01 S 6 3>7 

* Aston Villa v Ipswich Town 11/03/01 S 7 1>8 

* Leicester City v Wycombe Wanderers 11/03/01 S 7 1>8 

Photographs

* This week in the Champions League 11/03/01 S 7 1>8 

Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence on Michael Carrick, up and coming product of 

West Ham's youth academy 11/03/01 S 8 1>5 Photograph 


* Ian Ridley hopes Stan Collymore will come back to the game 

refreshed 11/03/01 S 9 1>5 Photograph 


* Hartlepool v Brighton 18/03/01 S 11 3>7 

* League Reviews: Jason Tomas 18/03/01 S 11 8 

* Newcastle Utd v Middlesbrough 18/03/01 S 11 1>2 

* Non-league football results 18/03/01 S 11 1>7 

* Nottingham Forest v Bolton Wanderers 18/03/01 S 11 3>7 

* Wycombe come down to earth with a hard-earned win over 

Oldham 18/03/01 S 11 3>6 Photograph 

* Readers' debate: Should World Cup finals be available to pay 

TV, or should they be protected? 18/03/01 S 16 1>8 

* Bradford City v Manchester City 18/03/01 S 6 1>8 

* Charlton Athletic v Leeds Utd 18/03/01 S 6 3>7 

* Manchester Utd v Leicester City 18/03/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Southampton v Everton 18/03/01 S 6 8 

* Chelsea v Sunderland 18/03/01 S 7 5>8 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Coventry City 18/03/01 S 7 7>8 

* West Ham Utd v Ipswich Town 18/03/01 S 7 1>4 

* What next for Tottenham?: Amy Lawrence 18/03/01 S 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* World Cup: England - Paul Wilson 18/03/01 S 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Focus on the shift of power in Europe: Amy Lawrence 

18/03/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* Ian Ridley on Arsenal's old warhorse, Tony Adams 18/03/01 S 


* World Cup: Scotland - Glenn Gibbons 18/03/01 S 9 1>5 

Photograph 

* The careers and freedom of three top footballers are on a knifeedge 

after one of them changed his story over a gang assault on a 

student - see Crime 25/03/01 

* England 2 Finland 1: Skipper Beckham blasts stunning winner 

to lift World Cup hopes 25/03/01 S 1 1>8 Photograph 

* Skipper David Beckham celebrates after scoring a brilliant 

individual winner as England beat Finland 25/03/01 B 1 4>5 

Photograph 

* England v Finland 25/03/01 S 2 3>8 Photograph 

* Germany v Albania 25/03/01 S 2 3>8 

* Ian Ridley praises Beckham, Seaman and the Anfield pitch 


* Paul Wilson says David Beckham may one day lift the World 

Cup 25/03/01 S 3 1>8 

* Paul Wilson says England's defensive frailties are still to 

apparent 25/03/01 S 3 8 Photograph 

* Armenia v Wales 25/03/01 S 4 1>4 

* Northern Ireland v Czech Republic 25/03/01 S 4 5>8 

* World Cup: Cyprus v Rep of Ireland 25/03/01 S 4 1>3 


204 

Photograph 

* World Cup: Scotland v Belgium 25/03/01 S 4 3>8 


* Despite a recent defection, Garry Cook finds Pakistan's 

manager in confident mood 25/03/01 S 5 5 

* World Cup 2002: Uefa qualifying, the story so far… 25/03/01 


* Alan Smith 25/03/01 S 6 1>7 Photographs 


* Birmingham City v Sheffield Wed 25/03/01 S 7 7>8 

* Burnley v QPR 25/03/01 S 7 4>8 

* Ian Ridley interviews Steve Claridge, one of Millwall's newlysigned 

veterans 25/03/01 S 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Leyton Orient v York City 25/03/01 S 7 1>3 

* World Cup Football: Albanians sometimes take the game too 

seriously 25/03/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Nationwide Conference League Table 01/04/01 S 13 1>3 

* Chelsea v Middlesbrough 01/04/01 S 2 3>6 Photograph 

* Coventry City v Derby County 01/04/01 S 2 1>6 

* Sunderland v Leeds Utd 01/04/01 S 2 7>8 

* West Ham Utd v Everton 01/04/01 S 2 7>8 

* Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur 01/04/01 S 3 6>8 

* Bradford City v Newcastle 01/04/01 S 3 1>4 

* Footballer, David Rocastle dies at 33 01/04/01 S 3 1>4 

Photograph 

* Ian Ridley on the tough task ahead for Spurs' prodigal son 




* Liverpool v Manchester Utd 01/04/01 S 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Manchester City v Aston Villa 01/04/01 S 5 4>8 

* Nationwide derby day 01/04/01 S 5 4 Photographs 

* Walsall v Millwall 01/04/01 S 5 5>7 

* West Bromwich v Watford 01/04/01 S 5 5>7 

* Ryan Giggs tells the world 'I'm proud of black roots' 01/04/01 


* World Cup Football: Paul Wilson 01/04/01 S 6 1>8 

Photographs 

* Champion's League: Amy Lawrence 01/04/01 S 7 1>2 

Photograph 

* Champions: Previews 01/04/01 S 7 1>4 Photographs 

* Preview of Leeds Utd v Deportivo 01/04/01 S 7 3>6 

Photographs 


* Celtic v St Mirren 08/04/01 S 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson on Martin O'Neill, Celtic manager 08/04/01 S 11 

1>4 

* Simon Kuper on Wim Jansen, ex-Celtic manager 08/04/01 S 

11 5>8 

* Amy Lawrence in praise of Arsenal's dynamic midfielder, 

Patrick Viera, coveted by the elite 08/04/01 S 12 1>4

Photograph 

* How did the fans do? 08/04/01 S 12 5 

* Paul Wilson looks at how opponents have worked Manchester 

Utd out 08/04/01 S 12 1>4 Photographs 

* Paul Wilson says David O'Leary's team are no longer a 

surprise package 08/04/01 S 12 5>6 Photograph 

* A decade of football commercialisation that enabled top clubs 

and BSkyB to grow rich 08/04/01 N 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Hull v Scunthorpe Utd 08/04/01 S 6 3>7 

* League review: Jason Tomas 08/04/01 S 6 3>8 

* Millwall v Rotherham Utd 08/04/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Portsmouth v Nottingham Forest 08/04/01 S 6 8 

* Aston Villa v West Ham Utd 08/04/01 S 7 8 

* Derby County v Chelsea 08/04/01 S 7 1>5 

* Everton v Man City preview formation 08/04/01 S 7 6>7 

* Leeds Utd v Southampton 08/04/01 S 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Coventry City 08/04/01 S 7 3>7 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: Arsenal v Tottenham preview 08/04/01 

S 8 3 Photograph 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: Arsenal's Wiltord talks to Amy 

Lawrence 08/04/01 S 8 1>2 Photographs 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: David Pleat tells Ian Ridley about 'new 

Spurs' 08/04/01 S 8 4>5 Photograph 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: It's been a long wait, Robbie Fowler tells 

Paul Wilson 08/04/01 S 9 4>5 Photograph 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: Wycombe skipper Keith Ryan talks to 

Bill Bradshaw 08/04/01 S 9 1>2 Photograph 

* FA Cup Semi-Finals: Wycombe v Liverpool preview 08/04/01 

S 9 3 Photograph 

* Rangers hero Jim Baxter, who has died aged 61 after a battle 

against cancer - see Deaths 15/04/01 

* Other football 15/04/01 S 10 1>6 

* Manchester Utd v Coventry City 15/04/01 S 2 3>5 

Photographs 

* Manchester Utd: The fans' view - player-by-player assessment 

15/04/01 S 2 3>5 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley on the Champions' - Manchester Utd 15/04/01 S 3 


* Simon Kuper on the quiet man with a thirst for medals - Jaap 

Stam 15/04/01 S 3 1>4 Photographs 


* Champions League Football: Amy Lawrence 15/04/01 S 5 


* Arsenal v Middlesbrough 15/04/01 S 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Chelsea v Southampton 15/04/01 S 6 1>8 

* Ipswich Town v Newcastle Utd 15/04/01 S 6 7>8 

* Leicester City v Manchester City 15/04/01 S 6 1>4 

* Sunderland v Tottenham 15/04/01 S 6 5>8 

* West Ham Utd v Derby County 15/04/01 S 6 3>6 

* Aston Villa v Everton 15/04/01 S 7 1>2 

* Grimsby Town v Watford 15/04/01 S 7 4>7 

* Huddersfield v Fulham 15/04/01 S 7 3>8 Photograph 


205 

* Nationwide League: Lawrie Madden and Jason Tomas 

15/04/01 S 7 3>8 

* Bill Bradshaw 15/04/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 


* Manchester City boss Joe Royle looks back on a brutal top 

flight season 15/04/01 S 9 1>3 Photograph 

* The Observer guide to who's going down… 15/04/01 S 9 1>4 

Photograph 

* Premiership: plenty still to play for at the top and bottom 

22/04/01 S 1 1>5 Photograph 

* Roy Keane, Manchester Utd skipper faces ban after red card 

for vicious assault on old enemy Alfie Haaland 22/04/01 S 1 


* Bradford City v Derby County 22/04/01 S 2 6>8 

* Chelsea v Charlton Athletic 22/04/01 S 2 3>5 

* Ipswich Town v Coventry City 22/04/01 S 2 7>8 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Middlesbrough 22/04/01 S 2 3>6 

* Arsenal v Everton 22/04/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Manchester Utd v Manchester City 22/04/01 S 3 1>6 

* Sunderland v Newcastle 22/04/01 S 3 1>8 

* West Ham manager Harry Redknapp has no place for Joe Cole 

in his ideal line-up 22/04/01 S 3 7>8 Photograph 

* West Ham Utd v Leeds Utd 22/04/01 S 3 7>8 


* Aston Villa v Southampton 22/04/01 S 5 1 

* Football conference 22/04/01 S 5 1>5 



* Yeovil Town v Rushden & Diamonds 22/04/01 S 5 2>7 

Photograph 

* Glenn Hoddle has admitted he will have failed in his task at 

Tottenham if he had not got the club into the Champions League 

within five years 22/04/01 S 6 3>6 

* The fight against relegation 22/04/01 S 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Three-page special on the winners and losers in Europe 

22/04/01 S 7>9 1>6 Photographs 

* Alan Shearer is resigned to having another operation on his 

injured knee in the US 29/04/01 S 1 6 

* David Beckham has responded to Roy Keane's criticisms of 

Manchester United by claiming the Champions are 'a great team' 

29/04/01 S 1 1>5 

* Italian football's doping scandal 29/04/01 S 15 7>8 

* Coventry City v Liverpool 29/04/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Everton v Bradford City 29/04/01 S 2 8 

* Middlesbrough v Manchester Utd 29/04/01 S 2 3>5 

* Southampton v Sunderland 29/04/01 S 2 6>7 

* Derby County v Arsenal 29/04/01 S 3 1>4 

* Leeds Utd v Chelsea 29/04/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Manchester City v West Ham Utd 29/04/01 S 3 1>4 


* Crystal Palace v Wolverhampton 29/04/01 S 5 3

* Football conference league 29/04/01 S 5 1>5 

* Garry Cook on Eyal Berkovic 29/04/01 S 5 3>8 

* League Review: Jason Tomas 29/04/01 S 5 4>7 Photograph 

* Newcastle Utd v Leicester City 29/04/01 S 5 1>2 


* Tottenham v Aston Villa 29/04/01 S 5 1>2 

* Wrexham v Millwall 29/04/01 S 5 8 

* When the dream factory breaks down: Bill Bradshaw 29/04/01 



* Simon Kuper's world football 29/04/01 S 7 6>8 Photograph 

* Champions League semi-finals 29/04/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* It's four years since Eric Cantona hung up his boots and went 

into movies - see Cantona, Eric 06/05/01 

* Adam Crozier, the FA's chief executive was last night 

embroiled in a political row over the ill-starred Wembly 

redevelopment 06/05/01 S 1 6>7 

* Juan Pablo Angel, the £9.5m striker who could not land a shot 

on target for Aston Villa, scored the late goal that broke 

Coventry's hearts 06/05/01 S 1 1>5 Photograph 

* Bradford City v Middlesbrough 06/05/01 S 2 1>4 

* Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur 06/05/01 S 2 5>8 

* Liverpool v Newcastle 06/05/01 S 2 3>8 Photograph 

* Manchester Utd v Derby County 06/05/01 S 2 3>8 

* Arsenal v Leeds Utd 06/05/01 S 3 1>3 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley sees a familiar fractious scrap unfold again 

06/05/01 S 3 3>8 

* Paul Wilson 06/05/01 S 3 1>8 

* The race for next season's European places… 06/05/01 S 3 

5>8 


* Aston Villa v Coventry 06/05/01 S 5 1>5 Photograph 

* Gordon Strachan is defiant after relegation heartbreak 

06/05/01 S 5 1>8 Photograph 


* Preview by Amy Lawrence on Arsenal in the FA Cup final 

06/05/01 S 6 5>6 Photograph 

* Preview by Ian Ridley on the FA Cup final 06/05/01 S 6 1>6 

Photograph 

* Preview by Paul Wilson on Liverpool in the FA Cup final 

06/05/01 S 6 1>2 Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence on the 1971 Gunners' final hero Charlie 

George 06/05/01 S 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Barnet v Torquay Utd 06/05/01 S 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Chelsea v Everton 06/05/01 S 8 7>8 

* Sunderland v Charlton Athletic 06/05/01 S 8 7>8 

* West Ham Utd v Southampton 06/05/01 S 8 7>8 

* Will Buckley meets the man who saved Carlisle Utd, 

goalkeeper, Jimmy Glass 06/05/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Five-minute, two-goal blast from Michael Owen wins the FA 

Cup for Liverpool 13/05/01 S 1 1>6 Photograph 

* Michael Owen is mobbed by team-mates after scoring his 


206 

second goal for Liverpool in the FA Cup Final 13/05/01 B 1 1 

Photograph 

* FA Cup Final Arsenal v Liverpool 13/05/01 S 2 1>7 

Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence on how Cardiff came up trumps in the FA Cup 

Final 13/05/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Verdict by Ian Ridley on the FA Cup Final 13/05/01 S 3 1>5 

Photograph 

* Ian Ridley bids farewell to a famous Premiership ground 


* Will Buckley remembers when the FA Cup final was held at 

Wembley 13/05/01 S 4 1>7 Photographs 

* FA Carling Premiership 13/05/01 S 5 1>8 

* Nationwide Football: the play-offs 13/05/01 S 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* Sports focus on UEFA Cup Final 13/05/01 S 6>7 1>5 

Photographs 

* Sir Alex Ferguson, the most successful football manager of his 

era, was forced out of Manchester Utd by a plot organised by 

club directors - Ferguson, Sir Alex 20/05/01 

* Manchester United have held secret talks with representatives 

of Martin O'Neill aimed at ensuring the Celtic boss replaces Sir 

Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford 20/05/01 S 1 2>3 Photograph 

* Robbie Fowler celebrates his spectacular goal that put 

Liverpool on the way to a 4-0 victory over Charlton and a place 

in the Champions' League 20/05/01 S 1 1 Photograph 

* Coventry City v Bradford City 20/05/01 S 2 6>7 

* Manchester City v Chelsea 20/05/01 S 2 3>5 

* Southampton v Arsenal 20/05/01 S 2 8 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester Utd 20/05/01 S 2 3>7 

Photograph 

* Charlton Athletic v Liverpool 20/05/01 S 3 1>3 Photograph 

* Derby County v Ipswich Town 20/05/01 S 3 1>7 

* Leeds Utd v Leicester City 20/05/01 S 3 3>7 

* Sepp Blatter, the President of Fifa could ultimately lose his job 

over the decision to postpone the world club championship 

20/05/01 S 3 8 

* Everton v Sunderland 20/05/01 S 4 1>2 

* Middlesbrough v West Ham Utd 20/05/01 S 4 1>2 

* Newcastle Utd v Aston Villa 20/05/01 S 4 1>2 

* Results 20/05/01 S 4 3>7 

* Premiership review 20/05/01 S 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Amy Lawrence on Celtic's Treble fantasy 20/05/01 S 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* There's more than a touch of Shankly about Houllier's 

spectacular revival of Liverpool, says Paul Wilson 20/05/01 S 6 


* Alex Nyarko's attitude was just too casual says editor of 

Everton fanzine 20/05/01 S 7 1>4 Photograph 

* Interview with Alex Nyarko who walked out on Everton last 

month after being confronted by a fan on the pitch 20/05/01 S 7 


* The Everton curse: how good players turn bad… 20/05/01 S 7 


* Focus on the dismantling of the Ferguson dynasty at 

Manchester Utd 20/05/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photographs

* Tottenham Hotspur's joy at securing Teddy Sheringham was 

soured when they admitted skipper Sol Campbell had decided to 

quit the club on a Bosman free transfer 27/05/01 S 1 1>8 

Photographs 

* International Football: England - Ian Ridley 27/05/01 S 2 3>8 

Photograph 

* International Football: England - Paul Wilson 27/05/01 S 2 


* Celtic v Hibernian 27/05/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Leyton Orient v Blackpool 27/05/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Martin O'Neill's Celtic completed a historic domestic treble at 

Hampden Park and then the manager dedicated their success to 

the club's legion of fans 27/05/01 S 3 4>8 Photograph 


* Champions League Football: Amy Lawrence 27/05/01 S 4 


* Champions League Football: Brian Oliver looks at the 

ingredients needed to conquer Europe 27/05/01 S 4 1>6 

Photograph 

* Manchester Utd have broken through the £20m barrier for 

Premiership television income 27/05/01 S 5 7>8 

* Peter Lansley and Adrian Milledge on two tough rivals battling 

for Division One 27/05/01 S 5 1>6 

* The Play-offs: Ian Whittell 27/05/01 S 5 1>6 Photographs 

* The season is over but for hundreds of players rejected by their 

clubs, the waiting game is just starting 27/05/01 B 9 1>8 

Photographs 

* Eric Cantona believes that Manchester Utd should try to 

persuade Johan Cruyff to take over as manager when Sir Alex 

Ferguson steps down 03/06/01 S 1 1>8 Photograph 

* The days of England's football thugs reputation around the 

world could finally be over 03/06/01 B 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Tales from the Tabs: the latest transfer stories 03/06/01 S 6 


* World Cup Football: Paul Wilson says England's coach must 

be very satisfied 03/06/01 S 6 1>6 Photograph 

* World Cup Football: Pete Lansley 03/06/01 S 6 1>7 

* World Cup European Qualifying Tables 03/06/01 S 7 1>6 

* World Cup Football news 03/06/01 S 7 7>8 

* World Cup Football: Ian Whittell sees a war of words turn into 

a pitch battle 03/06/01 S 7 4>8 Photographs 

* World Cup Football: Wales v Poland 03/06/01 S 7 1>5 

* The FA want rid of the violent image attached to the national 

team's supporters - and are wooing women, families and other 

decent fans 03/06/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* Ian Ridley says the Prime Minister should show he is serious 

about British sport by announcing a promotion 03/06/01 S 9 


* World Football: Italy, Nepal and Japan 10/06/01 S 11 8 

Photograph 

* International Football: Paul Wilson 10/06/01 S 5 1>7 

Photographs 





influenced by powerful football chiefs - see Politics 17/06/01 


207 

* Fifa: football in drugs crisis 17/06/01 S 1 1>6 


* England need the all-rounder to come good says Vic Marks 

17/06/01 S 5 2>5 

* Fallout from passport and drugs scandals threatens presence of 

top stars in Japan and South Korea 17/06/01 S 7 1>8 

Photographs 

* Tales from the Tabs: the latest transfer stories… 17/06/01 S 7 


* World football news 17/06/01 S 7 1>8 


* Chelsea at summit of debt mountain 17/06/01 S 8>9 1>5 

Photograph 

* Next season starts before this one finishes 17/06/01 S 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Premiership 2001-02: Club by club fixture guide 24/06/01 S 

10, 19>20 1>5 Photographs 

* Claudio Caniggia's gamble in swapping South America for 

Scotland will be handsomely rewarded when the Argentina 

World Cup striker completes his £1m move from Dundee to 

Rangers 24/06/01 S 21 2>4 

* Eric Cantona could be in trouble again after offering his 

qualified support to players who take recreational drugs such as 

cocaine 24/06/01 S 21 8 

* Football's ruling bodies threatened to wreck the game's new 

'independent watchdog' if a former senior policeman they saw as 

too fan friendly was given the job 24/06/01 S 21 6>8 

* Frank de Boer faces ruin after failing a drugs test - now he is 

fighting back 24/06/01 S 21 1>7 Photographs 

* Sol Campbell's troubled leaving of Tottenham took another 

twist when it emerged that Barcelona are becoming increasingly 

frustrated by his delaying tactics 24/06/01 S 21 1>5 Photograph 

* Sepp Blatter, the Fifa president, will face questions from his 

own executive committee over alleged corruption in the 

appointment of sports marketing company Traffic 01/07/01 S 20 

7>8 

* The number of tickets available to England's most loyal 

supporters is being cut by tens of thousands in a FA drive to 

banish the yob culture 01/07/01 S 20 7>8 

* Celtic's rights issue aims to raise £25m to keep up in the 

transfer market and fuel its ambitions in Europe 01/07/01 N 5 




* Transfer saga of the summer 01/07/01 S 6 1>6 Photographs 

* World Cup 2002 01/07/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Bill Bradshaw on the season of transfer deals 08/07/01 S 16 


* Premiership pre-season: the fixtures list 08/07/01 S 16 5>7 

* Tales from the Tabs: the latest transfer stories… 08/07/01 S 


* Rival thugs call temporary truce via internet to join forces for 

violent clashes at crucial World Cup match - see Violence 

15/07/01 

* Ken Bates is set to open his bitter feud with the Football 

Association by staging an audacious bid to become the 

organisation's vice-chairman 15/07/01 S 8 5 

* Profile on Juan Sebastian Vernon 15/07/01 S 8 1>4 

Photographs



* Crackdown to protect young stars 22/07/01 S 14 1>7 

* John Patrick is 'into Manchester United for long term' says Bill 

Bradshaw 22/07/01 S 14 8 



* Vieira stays at Arsenal 22/07/01 S 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Two Irish billionaire gamblers have bought a stake in 

Manchester Utd, now the club fears a full-scale bid 22/07/01 N 

5 1>5 Photographs, graph 

* Interview with Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger - see 

Wenger, Arsene 29/07/01 

* Wealthy Formula 1 team boss Eddie Jordan is about to buy a 

stake in Manchester United 29/07/01 S 1 7>8 



* Football results and fixtures 29/07/01 S 3 1>6 

* Liverpool are undone in Amsterdam while it is too easy for the 

Scottish champions looking south 29/07/01 S 3 1>7 Photograph 

* The newspaper industry and England's league clubs are on 

course for a battle over media rights and match reporting that 

could result in journalists being refused entry to stadiums 

29/07/01 S 3 1>8 

* Derby County finally ended the Fabrizio Ravanelli transfer 

saga after they agreed to the Italian possibly becoming the Rams' 

next manager 29/07/01 S 4 6>7 

* Pre-season friendly, QPR v Chelsea 29/07/01 S 4 1>5 

Photograph 


* Fans of top football teams will be banned from receiving 

tickets for away games to prevent potential disaster caused by 

supporters standing up in all-seater stadia 05/08/01 B 1>2 4>8 

Cartoon 


* Bill Bradshaw 05/08/01 S 10 4>6 Photographs 

* Season 2001-2: where to watch live football involving British 

teams 05/08/01 S 10 1>6 Photographs 

* The most expensive place to watch football this season is at 

home 05/08/01 B 12 1>8 Photograph 

* Ian Whittell meets Steve McClaren at Middlesbrough's training 

ground 05/08/01 S 16 2>8 Photographs 



* Burnley v Chelsea 05/08/01 S 6 3>8 

* Dennis Campbell 05/08/01 S 6 8 

* Football results & fixtures 05/08/01 S 6 3>8 

* Ipswich v PSV Eindhoven 05/08/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Millwall v Tottenham 05/08/01 S 6 1>2 

* Denis Campbell on why League chief David Burns believes it 

is time for a radical change 05/08/01 S 7 3>6 Photograph 

* Profile on Kevin Keegan, the new manager at Manchester City 


* Division One: Local verdicts on the season ahead 05/08/01 S 


* Gordon Strachan 05/08/01 S 8 1>4 Photographs 


208 

* Division Three 05/08/01 S 9 4>6 Photograph 

* Division Two 05/08/01 S 9 1>3 Photograph 


widows can endure the coming season - see Social Conditions & 

Trends 12/08/01 

* The Premiership 16 page special 12/08/01 X 1>16 1>5 

Photographs 


* Results and fixtures 12/08/01 S 2 1>8 Photograph 

* Wolverhampton v Portsmouth 12/08/01 S 2 1>6 Photograph 

* Manchester City v Watford 12/08/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Results & fixtures 12/08/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Stockport County v Coventry City 12/08/01 S 3 7>8 

* Wimbledon v Birmingham City 12/08/01 S 3 1>4 

* York City v Rushden & Diamonds 12/08/01 S 3 5>8 

* Wembley is set to remain the home of English football after a 

government inquiry - see Wembley Stadium 19/08/01 

* Britain's leading football clubs are set to earn huge amounts of 

extra income by charging fans to watch them in action on the 

internet 19/08/01 N 2 4>6 Photograph 

* Charlton v Everton 19/08/01 S 2 8 

* Leeds Utd v Southampton 19/08/01 S 2 3>7 

* Leicester City v Bolton Wanderers 19/08/01 S 2 3>7 

Photograph 

* Tottenham v Aston Villa 19/08/01 S 2 1>8 

* Derby County v Blackburn 19/08/01 S 3 1>4 

* Middlesbrough v Arsenal 19/08/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Sunderland v Ipswich Town 19/08/01 S 3 1>4 

* Manchester United's 'Fame' school 19/08/01 M 36>39 1>4 

Photographs 


* Fowler's penalty furore 19/08/01 S 5 8 

* Liverpool v West Ham Utd 19/08/01 S 5 1>7 Photograph 



* Bristol City v Swindon Town 19/08/01 S 7 2>6 

* League Review: Jason Tomas 19/08/01 S 7 7>8 

* Norwich City v Manchester City 19/08/01 S 7 2>6 

Photograph 

* Portsmouth v Bradford City 19/08/01 S 7 1 

* The Observer's occasional sports investment adviser picks his 

winners for the new football season 19/08/01 S 7 1>5 

Illustration 



than £180m but how did the new prime time team perform? 

19/08/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson on England under Sven 19/08/01 S 8 1>2 

* Steve McClaren 19/08/01 S 8 3>6 Photograph 

* Michael Crick, the crusading journalist is investigating the 

Manchester United boss for a new biography - see Crick, 

Michael 26/08/01



week's World Cup qualifier in Munich - see Violence 26/08/01 

* Jaap Stam is on his way from Manchester Utd to Lazio in a 

£16m deal 26/08/01 S 1 2 

* Germany-England World Cup Showdown: Ian Ridley 

26/08/01 S 10 1>5 Photograph 

* Germany-England World Cup Showdown: Paul Wilson 


* Germany-England World Cup Showdown: Bill Bradshaw 

26/08/01 S 11 2>4 

* Germany-England World Cup Showdown: Simon Kuper 


* Fifth Test: Vic Marks at the Oval 26/08/01 S 12 7>8 

Photograph 

* Fifth Test: Kevin Mitchell on a split in the Australian camp 

26/08/01 S 13 1>7 Photograph 

* Fifth Test: Moody's View 26/08/01 S 13 8 Photograph 

* Blackburn Rovers v Tottenham Hotspur 26/08/01 S 2 3>8 

Photograph 

* Fulham v Derby County 26/08/01 S 2 3>5 

* Ipswich Town v Charlton Athletic 26/08/01 S 2 6>8 

* Arsenal v Leicester City 26/08/01 S 3 2>5 Photograph 

* Everton v Middlesbrough 26/08/01 S 3 1 

* Southampton v Chelsea 26/08/01 S 3 2>8 

* West Ham Utd v Leeds Utd 26/08/01 S 3 2>8 



* Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace 26/08/01 S 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Queen's Park Rangers v Reading 26/08/01 S 5 8 

* Amy Lawrence on the pretenders challenging for Madrid's 

crown 26/08/01 S 6 1>4 Photograph 

* Ian Ridley on why players should respect the referee 26/08/01 


* Interview with manager Roy Hodgson, who is relishing his 

latest Italian challenge 26/08/01 S 7 1>5 Photographs 

* Juventus look sharper for Zidane's exit 26/08/01 S 7 1>5 


* Gordon Strachan 26/08/01 S 8 6 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson speculates on the shock departure of Jaap Stam 

from Old Trafford 26/08/01 S 8 1>5 Photograph 

* Glenn Gibbons 26/08/01 S 9 1>5 Photograph 

* World Cup Football: Ian Whittell 26/08/01 S 9 1>5 

Photograph 


Moore, died yesterday - see Deaths 02/09/01 

* Dazzling England sweep to 5-1 triumph in Munich 02/09/01 B 


* FA Cup and non-league football 02/09/01 S 11 5>8 

* Tributes poor in for Sven's men 02/09/01 B 2 2>3 

* World Cup: Germany v England 02/09/01 S 2>3 1>7 

Photographs 


209 



* Steve McClaren 02/09/01 S 5 1>8 Photographs 

* World Cup Football: Paul Wilson 02/09/01 S 5 1>5 

Photographs 

* Paul Wilson puts England's night of glory into perspective 

02/09/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Republic of Ireland v Holland 02/09/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Simon Kuper 02/09/01 S 6 3>8 

* Wales v Armenia 02/09/01 S 6 8 

* Denmark v Northern Ireland 02/09/01 S 7 1>6 

* Grimsby Town v Barnsley 02/09/01 S 7 1>3 


* Scotland v Croatia 02/09/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 

* Will Buckley on a famous night framed on the small screen 

02/09/01 S 7 7>8 Photograph 

* Derby v West Ham 09/09/01 S 2 8 

* Leicester City v Ipswich Town 09/09/01 S 2 3>7 

* Liverpool v Aston Villa 09/09/01 S 2 3>7 

* Sunderland v Blackburn Rovers 09/09/01 S 2 1>8 

* Tessa Jowell, the Minister for Culture, Media and Sport, is 

swinging towards Birmingham as her preferred site for England's 

national football stadium 09/09/01 N 2 4>8 

* Chelsea v Arsenal 09/09/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Leeds Utd v Bolton Wanderers 09/09/01 S 3 7>8 

* Manchester Utd v Everton 09/09/01 S 3 1>4 



* Crystal Palace v Millwall 09/09/01 S 5 8 


* Middlesbrough v Newcastle 09/09/01 S 5 1>2 

* Non-league and overseas football 09/09/01 S 5 2>8 

* West Bromwich v Manchester City 09/09/01 S 5 3>7 


* World Cup Exclusive: Mick McCarthy 09/09/01 S 6 1>5 

* Glenn Gibbons on Scotland's future 09/09/01 S 7 1>6 

* World Cup Special: Amy Lawrence in Doha, Qatar 09/09/01 



* World Cup: The New England - Paul Wilson 09/09/01 S 8 


* Champions League: British clubs' opponents this week 


* Goal machine Micael Chopra, 17, is set to become the 

Premiership's first home-grown British Asian star - and his debut 

will be a cultural landmark for a new generation of fans 


* World Cup: The aristocrats - Ian Ridley 09/09/01 B 9 1>5 

Photograph 

* Sport closes down in the US - but America's World Cup 

youngsters play on 16/09/01 B 13 3>8 Photograph

* Amy Lawrence 16/09/01 B 16 1>3 Photographs 

* Champion's League: British clubs' opponents this week 

16/09/01 B 16 3>6 

* Football results 16/09/01 B 16 1>8 Photographs 

* Bolton Wanderers v Southampton 16/09/01 B 18 8 

* Derby County v Leicester City 16/09/01 B 18 1>7 Photograph 

* Middlesbrough v West Ham Utd 16/09/01 B 18 1>7 

* Tales from the tabs 16/09/01 B 18 1>3 Photographs 

* Everton v Liverpool 16/09/01 B 19 1>5 Photograph 

* League review: Jason Tomas 16/09/01 B 19 5>8 

* Manchester City v Birmingham City 16/09/01 B 19 1>4 

* Portsmouth v Crystal Palace 16/09/01 B 19 1>4 

* The tall order facing Glenn Hoddle as he takes on his former 

club 16/09/01 B 19 1>5 

* Fulham v Arsenal 16/09/01 B 20 7>8 

* Manchester Utd v Manchester Ltd 16/09/01 B 20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Gazza confesses - see Gascoigne, Paul 23/09/01 


an alcoholic - see Gascoigne, Paul 23/09/01 

* Premiership football: Paul Wilson 23/09/01 B 20 1>5 

Photographs 

* Steve McClaren 23/09/01 B 20 1>3 Photograph 

* Football results 23/09/01 B 21 1>8 Photograph 

* Blackburn Rovers v Everton 23/09/01 B 22 3>7 Photograph 

* Champions League: British clubs' opponents this week 

23/09/01 B 22 1>4 

* Leicester City v Fulham 23/09/01 B 22 3>7 

* Sunderland v Charlton Athletic 23/09/01 B 22 8 

* Arsenal v Bolton Wdrs 23/09/01 B 23 7>8 

* League Review: Jason Tomas 23/09/01 B 23 4>8 

* Manchester Utd v Ipswich Town 23/09/01 B 23 1>6 

Photograph 

* Norwich City v Burnley 23/09/01 B 23 1>3 

* Liverpool v Tottenham 23/09/01 B 24 1>8 Photograph 

* Sports Minister urges parents to lead coaching revolution 

23/09/01 B 6 4>8 Photographs, cartoon 

* Charlton Athletic v Leicester City 30/09/01 S 2 3>7 

Photograph 

* Derby County v Arsenal 30/09/01 S 2 3>7 

* Everton v West Ham Utd 30/09/01 S 2 8 

* Manchester Utd is to unveil record profit figures and an 

expansion of its off-the-pitch business activities this week 

30/09/01 N 2 5>6 Photograph 

* Middlesbrough v Southampton 30/09/01 S 2 3>8 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester Utd 30/09/01 S 3 1>4 

Photograph 


* Bolton Wanderers v Sunderland 30/09/01 S 5 1>2 

* Division One: how the fans and the bosses rated yesterday's 

games 30/09/01 S 5 1>8 Photographs 


210 

* Gillingham v Coventry City 30/09/01 S 5 8 

* League Review: Jason Tomas 30/09/01 S 5 3>7 Photograph 

* Interview with Craig Bellamy, Newcastle player 30/09/01 S 6 


* Premiership Today: Fulham v Chelsea 30/09/01 S 6 3>5 

* Today in the Premiership: probable lineups and TV details 

30/09/01 S 6 6 Photographs 

* Will Buckley watches a screening of Mike Bassett: England 

Manager with a few brave souls and its leaves him feeling gutted 


* Gordon Strachan talks for the first time about his sacking from 

Coventry City 30/09/01 S 7 1>8 Photographs 

* The Arsenal and former England skipper, Tony Adams, says 

he is willing to join any planned PFA strike so that sportsmen 

and women in the painful throes of addictive illness can receive 

help 30/09/01 S 7 1>8 Photograph 

* England's World Cup Mission: Paul Wilson 30/09/01 S 8 1>5 

Photograph 

* England's World Cup Mission: Tony Adams, former England 

captain, on his country's coach, Sven-Goran Eriksson 30/09/01 


* Daniel Howden on Greece's world cup fortunes 30/09/01 S 9 


* Simon Kuper says the bloated diet of club football threatens 

Fifa's global feast 30/09/01 S 9 4>5 Photograph 

* World Cup qualifying: how they stand 30/09/01 S 9 1>3 

Photograph 

* Five years ago the City piled into football, results have been 

disastrous but the field is not entirely being abandoned - see 


* Interview with cricketer Shane Warne - see Sport: Cricket 

07/10/01 

* Interview with Vinnie Jones, footballer turned actor - see 

Jones, Vinnie 07/10/01 

* Peter Kenyon runs Manchester Utd, the biggest club in the 

world, as yet, he says, it has only just begun to tap the potential 

of its fan base - see Business & Industry 07/10/01 

* World Cup 2002: England v Greece 07/10/01 S 2>3 1>8 

Photographs 

* World Cup 2002: Amy Lawrence at Old Trafford traces 

Eriksson's trail of glory 07/10/01 S 4 1>7 Photograph 

* World Cup 2002: Ian Ridley at Old Trafford on the FA's man 

at the top 07/10/01 S 4 1>8 Photograph 

* World Cup 2002: What Sven said 07/10/01 S 4 8 

* Steve McClaren says England's right-back has huge influence 

on the pitch and in the dressing room 07/10/01 S 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* World Cup 2002: Kevin Mitchell at Old Trafford on an icon to 

match Big Dunc 07/10/01 S 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Champions League: This week's matches 07/10/01 S 6 1>8 

Photographs 

* World Cup 2002: Yesterday's qualifying results 07/10/01 S 6 


* Rep of Ireland v Cyprus 07/10/01 S 7 3>7 Photograph 

* World Cup 2002: Malta v Northern Ireland 07/10/01 S 7 5>8 

* World Cup 2002: Scotland v Latvia 07/10/01 S 7 3>7 

* World Cup 2002: Wales v Belarus 07/10/01 S 7 1>4

* World Cup Review: Tom Davies 07/10/01 S 7 8 

* World Cup 2002: How to get there 07/10/01 S 8 1>8 Map 

* World Cup 2002: The First Timers 07/10/01 S 8 1>5 

* World Cup 2002: The Hosts 07/10/01 S 8 6>8 

* Big names making news 07/10/01 S 9 1>6 

* Interview with Kevin Phillips, Sunderland's 100-goal striker 

07/10/01 S 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Kevin Mitchell 14/10/01 

* Management: Eriksson has transformed English football, he 

could do the same for UK business - see Work 14/10/01 

* Late-night surgery for the Liverpool FC manager as his 

Anfield job goes on hold 14/10/01 S 1 1>4 Photographs 

* Charlton Athletic v Middlesbrough 14/10/01 S 2 3>7 

* Ipswich Town v Everton 14/10/01 S 2 3>7 

* Liverpool v Leeds Utd 14/10/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Southampton v Arsenal 14/10/01 S 2 8 

* Bolton Wders v Newcastle Utd 14/10/01 S 3 1>4 

* Chelsea v Leicester City 14/10/01 S 3 1>4 

* Sunderland v Manchester Utd 14/10/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 


* Crystal Palace v Wimbledon 14/10/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Division One: how the fans and bosses rated yesterday's games 



* Watford v Sheffield Wed 14/10/01 S 5 1>8 

* Champions League: This week's matches 14/10/01 S 6 1>8 

Photographs 

* Interview with David Jones, Wolves manager 14/10/01 S 6 


* Paul Wilson on the unique strains that struck down Gerard 

Houllier - and so many others before him 14/10/01 S 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Roy Gardner, chief executive of Centrica, is to succeed Sir 

Roland Smith as chairman of Manchester United next March - 


* Manchester Utd crash again 21/10/01 S 1 1>3 Photographs 

* Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers 21/10/01 S 2 3>6 Photograph 

* Everton v Aston Villa 21/10/01 S 2 3>8 

* Manchester Utd v Bolton 21/10/01 S 2 7>8 

* Amy Lawrence on the task that faces jean Tigana's side as they 

find the Premiership a very different ballgame 21/10/01 S 3 1>6 

Photograph 

* Derby County v Charlton 21/10/01 S 3 5>8 

* Leicester City v Liverpool 21/10/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Today's Premiership games 21/10/01 S 3 7>8 

* West Ham Utd v Southampton 21/10/01 S 3 1>4 


* Brighton v Oldham 21/10/01 S 5 7>8 





211 

* Wolverhampton Wanderers v Crystal Palace 21/10/01 S 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Simon Kuper on a sad end for international football's greatest 

survivor 21/10/01 S 6>7 5>6 Photograph 

* The Title Contenders: Paul Wilson and Ian Ridley on the tale 

of two Uniteds 21/10/01 S 6>7 1>6 Photographs 

* Champions League: British clubs in action this week 21/10/01 

S 8 1>8 


* The pressures of management 21/10/01 S 8 1>5 Cartoons 

* Football's rulers have offered the players' union an extra £2m 

per year in a bid to end the bitter dispute which is threatening to 

spiral into strike action 28/10/01 S 1 2>3 

* The Republic of Ireland's inspirational captain Roy Keane is a 

major injury worry ahead of their World Cup play-off 28/10/01 

S 1 2>3 

* Aston Villa v Bolton 28/10/01 S 2 3>7 

* Charlton Athletic v Liverpool 28/10/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Fulham v Southampton 28/10/01 S 2 8 

* Tottenham v Middlesbrough 28/10/01 S 2 1>7 

* Ian Whittell on the patient striker who is crucial to Manchester 

Utd 28/10/01 S 3 1>4 

* Manchester Utd v Leeds Utd 28/10/01 S 3 1>8 Photograph 

* Sunderland v Arsenal 28/10/01 S 3 1>4 






* Stuart Barnes sees the Nationwide League's oldest pro Tony 

Ford take the rough with the smooth 28/10/01 S 5 1>5 

Photograph 

* Everton v Newcastle Utd 28/10/01 S 6 4>7 

* FA Cup fourth round results 28/10/01 S 6 8 


* Champions League: British clubs in action this week 28/10/01 

S 7 1>8 

* England's Hopefuls: Amy Lawrence 28/10/01 S 7 1>6 

Photographs 

* Six in the World Cup frame 28/10/01 S 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Wembley Stadium, the scene of English football's greatest 

World Cup triumph in 1966, will not be rebuilt - see Wembley 

Stadium 04/11/01 

* David Seaman, a significant figure in England's qualifications 

for the World Cup finals, is facing the prospect of a shoulder 

operation 04/11/01 S 1 1>8 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Sunderland 04/11/01 S 2 3>8 

* Southampton v Blackburn 04/11/01 S 2 1>8 Photograph 

* West Ham Utd v Fulham 04/11/01 S 2 3>8 Photograph 

* Bolton Wanderers v Everton 04/11/01 S 3 1>7 

* Middlesbrough v Derby County 04/11/01 S 3 1>7 Photograph 

* Newcastle Utd v Aston Villa 04/11/01 S 3 1>7 Photograph 

* The FA has charged top football agent, Dennis Roach with

seeking or receiving sizeable irregular payments 04/11/01 S 3 8 

Photograph 




* Gordon Strachan on a new challenge on the South Coast 

04/11/01 S 5 1>8 Photograph 


* Millwall v Coventry City 04/11/01 S 5 1>5 Photograph 


* England's elite 04/11/01 S 6>7 1>5 Photograph 






* Ian Ridley on British football's endless love affair with booze 

11/11/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Sir Alex Ferguson is going back on to the training pitch in an 

effort to halt the champions' dramatic slump 11/11/01 S 11 8 

* What is wrong with Manchester United? 11/11/01 S 11 1>7 

Photographs 

* Division One: fans and bosses rate yesterday's games 11/11/01 


* Jason Tomas: League Review 11/11/01 S 12 1 

* Stoke City v Brentford 11/11/01 S 12 2>5 Photograph 


* Brian Homewood 11/11/01 S 7 1>6 

* World Cup Play-Off: Republic of Ireland v Iran 11/11/01 S 7 


* Austria v Turkey 11/11/01 S 8 3>8 

* England v Sweden 11/11/01 S 8 3>8 Photograph 



* Ukraine v Germany 11/11/01 S 9 1>6 



women attend a crucial world cup game - see International 


* English football is heading for its first major strike after the 

players' union rejected a much-improved offer of £52m over 

three years from the game's authorities 18/11/01 S 1 8 

* The FA are likely to probe Tottenham Hotspur after fans hurl 

missiles at their one-time hero and the Arsenal team bus is 

attacked 18/11/01 S 1 1>7 Photograph 

* Aston Villa v Middlesbrough 18/11/01 S 2 8 

* Blackburn v Liverpool 18/11/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Derby v Southampton 18/11/01 S 2 3>7 

* FA Cup: first-round highlights 18/11/01 S 3 1>8 Photographs 

* Fulham v Newcastle Utd 18/11/01 S 3 1>6 

* Manchester Utd v Leicester City 18/11/01 S 3 7>8 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 18/11/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 


212 




* Ian Whittel on the Republic of Ireland 18/11/01 S 5 1>8 

Photograph 


* Portsmouth v Manchester City 18/11/01 S 5 5>8 Photographs 

* Paul Wilson talks to Jerzy Dudek 18/11/01 S 6 2>6 

Photograph 

* Preview of Liverpool v Barcelona 18/11/01 S 6 2>6 

Illustration 

* Champions League second phase chart 18/11/01 S 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Previews of Bayern Munch v Manchester Utd/Deportivo La 

Coruna v Arsenal 18/11/01 S 7 1>6 


revered hero - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 

25/11/01 




* Shay Given, the Irish Republic's World Cup hero talks of 

grenades and glory to Luke Nicoli 25/11/01 S 11 1>7 

Photograph 

* World Cup Football: Amy Lawrence reports from Rome on 

Lazio's 1-0 win over Juventus 25/11/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* World Cup Football: Hope of World Cup seeding relies on 

outside forces, says Gerry Cox 25/11/01 S 11 8 

* Letters on Ian Ridley's World Cup column last week 25/11/01 


* A decade on, rebel clubs demand to board football's gravy train 

with a second league under the Premier banner - but the bighitters 

will stall it 25/11/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* A revolutionary plan for cross-border competition will leave 

smaller clubs facing ruin say critics 25/11/01 B 5 1>6 

Photograph 


* What fans of First Division clubs think of a two-division 

Premier League 25/11/01 S 5 7>8 

* Chelsea v Blackburn Rovers 25/11/01 S 6 3>7 Photograph 

* Leicester City v Everton 25/11/01 S 6 8 

* Newcastle Utd v Derby County 25/11/01 S 6 3>7 

* Slack FA must punish Spurs says Ian Ridley 25/11/01 S 6 6>7 

* West Ham Utd v Tottenham Hotspur 25/11/01 S 6 1>5 

* Bolton Wanderers v Fulham 25/11/01 S 7 1>2 

* Brentford v Queen's Park Rangers 25/11/01 S 7 4>8 

* League review: Jason Tomas 25/11/01 S 7 3 

* Preston North End v Crystal Palace 25/11/01 S 7 4>8 

Photographs 

* Southampton v Charlton Athletic 25/11/01 S 7 1>2 

* Ian Ridley talks to John Gregory of Aston Villa 25/11/01 S 8 


* Preview of Arsenal v Man Utd by Paul Wilson 25/11/01 S 


* Amy Lawrence hears Ipswich's plans for recovery 25/11/01 S


* Paul Wilson on deficiencies in Liverpool's tactics 25/11/01 S 


* Jon Smith has helped bring managing soccer stars out of the 

brown envelopes era into the entertainment business - see Smith 

Jon 02/12/01 

* Two billionaire friends of Sir Alex Ferguson are preparing to 

launch a bid for control of Manchester United - just as the team 

slumped yet again to a shock defeat 02/12/01 S 1 1>8 

Photograph 

* Amy Lawrence previews Arsenal v Juventus in the Champions 

League 02/12/01 S 16 1>7 Photographs 

* Blackburn v Middlesbrough 02/12/01 S 2 8 

* Charlton Athletic v Newcastle Utd 02/12/01 S 2 3>7 

* Derby County v Liverpool 02/12/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* League review: Jason Tomas 02/12/01 S 2 1>8 Photographs 

* Aston Villa v Leicester City 02/12/01 S 3 7>8 Photograph 

* Crystal Palace v Burnley 02/12/01 S 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Ipswich Town v Arsenal 02/12/01 S 3 1>6 

* Japan for fans 02/12/01 B 3 8 

* Manchester Utd v Chelsea 02/12/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Sunderland v West Ham Utd 02/12/01 S 3 7>8 

* Why even Sven-Goran Eriksson will struggle to stay calm after 

learning that his side will play Argentina, Sweden and Nigeria 



* Paul Wilson talks to Steven Gerrard of Liverpool 02/12/01 S 5 




* Ian Ridley says that a national league can survive the Phoenix 

02/12/01 S 6 2>7 Photograph 

* The big split - for and against 02/12/01 S 6 2>6 Photograph 

* World Cup four-page special 02/12/01 S 7>10 1>6 

Photographs 

* Profile on Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger - see Wenger, 

Arsene 09/12/01 

* Premiership officials are prepared to get it wrong to beat the 

cheats 09/12/01 S 1 2>3 Photograph 

* FA Cup Football preview: Jason Tomas 09/12/01 S 16 1>5 

Photograph 

* FA Cup Review: Jason Tomas 09/12/01 S 16 4>5 

* Hinckley Utd v Cheltenham Town 09/12/01 S 16 4>5 

* Manchester Utd v West Ham Utd 09/12/01 S 2 3>8 

Photograph 

* Steve McClaren 09/12/01 S 2 1>8 Photograph 

* Manchester Utd have acquired a new Irish investor 09/12/01 S 

3 1>4 



* Crystal Palace v Manchester City 09/12/01 S 5 1>6 

Photograph 




213 

* Letters on the Phoenix Debate 09/12/01 S 5 1>8 

* Sheffield Wed v Millwall 09/12/01 S 5 7>8 

* Charlton Athletic v Tottenham Hotspur 09/12/01 S 6 2>6 

* Derby County v Bolton Wanderers 09/12/01 S 6 1 

* Leicester City v Southampton 09/12/01 S 6 2>8 

* Liverpool v Middlesbrough 09/12/01 S 6 2>6 Photograph 

* Overseas keepers rule in the Premiership, says Bill Bradshaw 

09/12/01 S 6 7>8 

* Fulham v Everton 09/12/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 


* The ugly side of football 09/12/01 S 8 1>8 Photographs 

* Amy Lawrence on Arsenal 09/12/01 S 9 1>5 Photographs 





* Leeds Utd manager David O'Leary criticised his star players 

Jonathan Woodgate and Lee Bowyer after their trail on grievous 

bodily harm 16/12/01 S 1 2 3 



generation of thuggish millionaire players in an alcohol-fuelled 

culture 16/12/01 B 15 1>6 Photographs 

* Bolton Wdrs v Charlton Athletic 16/12/01 S 2 8 

* Everton v Derby County 16/12/01 S 2 3>7 

* Southampton v Sunderland 16/12/01 S 2 1>8 

* West Ham Utd v Arsenal 16/12/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Middlesbrough v Manchester Utd 16/12/01 S 3 1>7 

Photograph 

* Newcastle Utd v Blackburn Rovers 16/12/01 S 3 4>7 

* Norwich City v Coventry City 16/12/01 S 3 8 

* Tottenham v Fulham 16/12/01 S 3 1>3 




* League review: Luke Nicolai and Jason Tomas 16/12/01 S 5 


* Millwall: the fans respond 16/12/01 S 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Focus on the culture at Leeds Utd's Elland Road and Jonathan 

Woodgate's conduct 16/12/01 S 6 1>5 Photographs 

* Leeds Utd chairman Peter Ridsdale wants to gag referees, but 

Ian Ridley warns of dangerous echoes of the 1970s 16/12/01 S 

6>7 1>6 

* Paul Wilson talks to Dave Bassett, Leicester City's new 

manager 16/12/01 S 7 1>4 Photograph 

* Will Buckley finds touchy Chelsea in a strop as Liverpool go 

all defensive 16/12/01 S 7 5>6 

* Brighton's chairman Dick Knight is trying to keep his club on 

the rise but first they need a home, says Amy Lawrence 


* Simon Kuper's World Football 16/12/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Bowyer's back - but I wouldn't buy him, says his own 

chairman 23/12/01 S 1 1>3 Photograph 

* Nicolas Anelka initially rejected his shock loan move to

Liverpool because of a long-standing dispute with Gerard 

Houllier 23/12/01 S 1 4>5 

* The Leeds Utd controversy was reignited despite a goal scored 

by Lee Bowyer, as club chiefs made conflicting statements over 

his conduct 23/12/01 B 1 8 

* Focus on Liverpool v Arsenal 23/12/01 S 14 1>8 Photographs 

* Derby County v Aston Villa 23/12/01 S 2 1>8 

* Manchester Utd v Southampton 23/12/01 S 2 3>8 Photograph 

* Tottenham Hotspur v Ipswich Town 23/12/01 S 2 3>8 

* Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers 23/12/01 S 3 1>4 

* Leeds Utd v Newcastle Utd 23/12/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson finds the venerable Bobby Robson in no mood for 

talk of the title 23/12/01 S 3 1>4 



* Burnley v Millwall 23/12/01 S 5 6 



* Ken Livingstone comments on Wembley Stadium plans 

23/12/01 S 5 7>8 Photograph 

* Leicester City v West Ham Utd 23/12/01 S 5 1>2 Photograph 

* Sunderland v Everton 23/12/01 S 5 2>5 


* Leeds on Trial by Kevin Mitchell 23/12/01 S 8 1>8 

Photographs 

* Newcastle Utd v Chelsea 30/12/01 S 1 1>8 Photograph 


Photographs 

* Blackburn Rovers v Derby County 30/12/01 S 2 3>7 

* Bolton Wanderers v Leicester City 30/12/01 S 2 8 

* Everton v Charlton Athletic 30/12/01 S 2 1>7 

* West Ham Utd v Liverpool 30/12/01 S 2 3>7 Photograph 

* Arsenal v Middlesbrough 30/12/01 S 3 1>6 Photograph 

* Aston Villa v Tottenham H 30/12/01 S 3 7>8 

* Ipswich Town v Sunderland 30/12/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 





* Manchester City v Burnley 30/12/01 S 5 6>8 

* Southampton v Leeds Utd 30/12/01 S 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Can the Champions catch up? 30/12/01 S 6 1>7 Photographs 

* Jon Henderson talks to Chris Coleman, Fulham captain 

30/12/01 S 6>7 1>6 Photographs 


* Andy Cole has joined Blackburn Rovers in a £7.6m transfer 

deal from Manchester Utd 30/12/01 S 7 1>6 Photograph 

SPORT: GOLF 

* Mark Garrod in Melbourne 07/01/01 S 15 1>8 

* Clifton Brown in Kapalua, Hawaii 14/01/01 S 16 1>8 


214 

* Alistair Tait in Johannesburg 21/01/01 S 14 1>7 

* Mark Garrod in Sydney 11/02/01 S 13 1>4 

* Bill Elliott on the maturing of Peter McEvoy's prodigy 


* Colin Montgomerie in the Caltex Singapore Masters 25/02/01 

S 30 7>8 

* Dubai Desert Classic 04/03/01 S 16 7>8 

* Phil Casey in Qatar 11/03/01 S 12 1>8 Photograph 

* The supposedly unbeatable Tiger Woods has apparently been 

cut down to size by a golf ball he is not allowed to touch 

11/03/01 B 14 1>8 Photograph, illustration 

* Jon Henderson on the challenge of the southpaws 25/03/01 S 


* Mark Garrod in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 25/03/01 S 16 

3>6 

* The Masters build-up: Bill Elliott on the revival of an Augusta 

contender 25/03/01 S 16 1>3 Photographs 

* Is Tiger Wood's the world's greatest sportsman? - Bill Elliott 

01/04/01 S 8 1>6 Photograph 

* Is Tiger Wood's the world's greatest sportsman? - Will Buckley 

01/04/01 S 8 1>4 Photograph 

* The reigning Masters champion isn't as polished at PR as the 

favourite, but he's confident that he can retain his title next 

Sunday 01/04/01 S 9 1>6 

* Who can stop the Tiger at Augusta? Observer experts give 

their view 01/04/01 S 9 1>6 Photographs 

* The Masters: Jeff Williams & Bill Elliott 08/04/01 S 13 1>5 

Photograph 

* The Masters: Bill Elliot at Augusta 08/04/01 S 16 1>8 

Photographs 

* Bill Elliott says this could be just the start of a Woods era 

15/04/01 S 15 1>8 Photograph 

* Will Buckley: make way for a Woods dynasty 15/04/01 S 15 

3>6 

* Phil Case in Quinta do Lago 29/04/01 S 12 1>4 

* Bill Elliott at The Belfry 13/05/01 S 8 2>8 Photograph 

* Will Buckley longs for the trill of a mobile phone at the Golf 

Club in St Leon-Rot 20/05/01 S 16 5>8 

* Will Buckley looks at a Kiwi being reeled in by the master 


* A 12 year-old competes in this week's US Open - Beverly 

Klass played when she was 10 - Will Buckley on the girl prodigy 


* Bill Elliott at Wentworth 27/05/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott at Woburn 03/06/01 S 12 7>8 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott at Forest of Arden 10/06/01 S 12 5>8 

* US Open and the Ryder Cup: Bill Elliott 10/06/01 S 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* Interview with Seve Ballesteros by Kevin Mitchell 10/06/01 S 


* How tailing Tiger helped revive Bjorn 17/06/01 S 6 1>7 

Photograph 

* US Open: Bill Elliott at Southern Hills 17/06/01 S 6 1>7 

Photographs 

* US Open: win or lose, Tiger pulls in the viewers says Bill 

Elliott 17/06/01 S 6 8

* Alistair Tait at Slaley Hall 24/06/01 S 25 1>5 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott 24/06/01 S 25 1>8 Photograph 

* Interview with Golfer Nick Faldo - see Faldo, Nick 01/07/01 

* The Irish Open in Cork 01/07/01 S 20 1>6 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott in County Kildare 08/07/01 S 7 1 Photograph 

* The Open 2001 15/07/01 S 10 1>4 Photographs 

* Alistair Tate at Loch Lomond 15/07/01 S 14 1>5 Photograph 

* The Open 2001: Langer and Woosnam turn back the clock 

22/07/01 S 2>3 3>7 Photographs 

* The Open 2001: Today's top contenders 22/07/01 S 2>3 1>2 

Photographs 

* The Open 2001: Tiger falters with a wayward round while 

Parnevik the nearly man sees sense in keeping a low profile 


* Bill Elliott on US ups and Welsh downs at The Open 29/07/01 


* Golf details 29/07/01 S 5 3>5 

* Martin Palmer in Noordwijk 29/07/01 S 5 2>5 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott 05/08/01 S 12 1>4 Photographs 

* Diana Dargy at Sunningdale 05/08/01 S 12 6>8 

* Phil Casey in Malmo 05/08/01 S 12 6>7 

* Bill Elliott at Celtic Manor 12/08/01 S 12 1>6 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott on the USPGA 12/08/01 S 12 7>8 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott on a new English pro aiming high in America 


* Will Buckley at Duluth, Georgia 19/08/01 S 16 1>8 

Photograph 

* Will Buckley watches Tiger Woods back in the supporting cast 

19/08/01 S 16 1>8 Photograph 

* Phil Case at Gleneagles 26/08/01 S 20 7>8 

* Bill Elliott on the enduring strength of a true nice guy - Mark 

James 02/09/01 S 14 3>8 Photographs 

* Countdown to the Ryder Cup 02/09/01 S 14 1>8 Photograph 

* Bill Elliott looks at changes at the Ryder Cup venue 09/09/01 


* Bill Elliott 14/10/01 S 10 1>3 Photographs 

* Brian Creighton at St Andrews 21/10/01 S 13 1>3 

* Retief Goosen is in prime position to add the European Order 

of Merit to his US Open title 28/10/01 S 11 6 

* Alistair Tait in San Roque 18/11/01 S 12 8 

SPORT: GYMNASTICS 

* Miranda Sawyer travels to the Gymnastics World Cup Final in 

Glasgow 14/01/01 M 24>27 1>4 Photographs 

SPORT: HORSE RACING 

* Graham Rock on all-weather courses 07/01/01 S 14 1>6 

Photograph 

* Racing results 07/01/01 S 14 3>6 

* Gatherer to pick up Pierse prize 14/01/01 S 14 5>6 

* Graham Rock at Ascot 14/01/01 S 14 1>6 Photographs 


* John McKeown 21/01/01 S 14 1>6 


215 

* Graham Rock at Cheltenham 28/01/01 S 14 1>5 Photograph 


* Graham Rock at Sandown 04/02/01 S 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Will Buckley at Newbury 11/02/01 S 14 1>7 Photograph 

* Graham Rock at Ascot 18/02/01 S 14 1>4 Photograph 

* James Davis samples the delights of Sri Lanka's betting culture 

18/02/01 S 14 1>7 


* Gary Nutting 25/02/01 S 27 1>7 Photographs 

* Results from five meetings 25/02/01 S 27 5>7 

* All-weather racing is likely to keep the sport's show on the 

road as the foot and mouth disease continues to spread 04/03/01 


* The Queen Mother wipes her shoes in disinfectant at Sandown 

Park racecourse - see Queen Mother, The 11/03/01 



* Graham Rock at Lingfield 18/03/01 S 14 1>3 

* Frankie Dettori was jeered in Dubai 25/03/01 S 14 1>7 

Photograph 


* Will Buckley meets Sir Stanley Clarke, who has applied a 

'trickle up' policy to racecourse stewardship 25/03/01 S 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Eddie Fremantle's tips on the Grand National 01/04/01 S 10 

4>5 

* Grand National Declarations and Tony Paley's Guide 01/04/01 

S 10>11 4>5 

* Interview with Grand National legend, Bob Champion 

01/04/01 S 10>11 1>5 Photographs 

* Graham Rocks tips on the Grand National 01/04/01 S 11 1>2 


* Chaos as only four horses finish in the Grand National 

08/04/01 B 1 4>8 Photograph 

* Finishers and fallers in the Grand National 08/04/01 S 4 7 

* Graham Rock at Aintree 08/04/01 S 4 2>6 Photograph 

* Rest of racing results 08/04/01 S 4 2>6 

* Grand National: What they said after the big race 08/04/01 S 5 

1>4 

* Grand National: Will Buckley sees a great event become a 

bizarre ritual 08/04/01 S 5 1>4 Photographs 


* Racing news 15/04/01 S 14 6 

* Graham Rock 22/04/01 S 14 1>5 Photographs 

* Jon Freeman at Ayr 22/04/01 S 14 6 

* Results 22/04/01 S 14 1>2 

* Brian Radford 29/04/01 S 14 7>8 Photograph 

* Graham Rock at Sandown 29/04/01 S 14 1>6 Photographs 


* Will Buckley 29/04/01 S 14 1>6 

* Interview with Lester Piggott, racing icon - see Piggott, Lester

06/05/01 


* Eddie the Shoe 06/05/01 S 12 7>8 Photograph 

* Graham Rock at Newmarket 06/05/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Carlton believes its bid to televise horse racing failed after it 

refused a racing official's 'request for a bung' - see Media 

13/05/01 

* Graham Rock at Lingfield 13/05/01 S 10 1>6 Photograph 


* The horse racing industry is dealing with the fallout of 

allegations of corruption over a TV deal 13/05/01 N 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* Graham Rock at Newbury 20/05/01 S 14 1>5 Photographs 





* Graham Rock on this week's Classics 03/06/01 S 10 1>7 

Photograph 

* Graham Rock talks to Kieren Fallon 03/06/01 S 10 1>5 

Photographs 

* The unstoppable Irish team at the Epsom Classics 10/06/01 S 


* The Derby: Eddie the Shoe 10/06/01 S 10 1>8 Photograph 

* The Derby: Graham Rock at Epsom 10/06/01 S 10 1>8 

Photographs 


* Alan English on telephone tipping lines 17/06/01 S 12 1>6 

Photographs 


* Royal Ascot: Graham Rock 17/06/01 S 13 1>5 Photograph 


* British Horse Racing Board officials will decide at an 

emergency meeting whether or not to torpedo Go Racing's 

£307m broadcast deal 17/06/01 N 2 1>3 Photograph 


* Graham Rock at Royal Ascot 24/06/01 S 24 1>6 Photographs 

* Royal Ascot diary 24/06/01 S 25 1>3 Photographs 

* Herman Miller 01/07/01 S 17 1 



* After a long period of decline, the Derby this year regained its 

place as one of England's greatest days out 01/07/01 M 30>37 








* Graham Rock 15/07/01 S 14 8 


216 

* Century of defeats looms for cult figure of National Hunt: Will 

Buckley 22/07/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 


* Tony Paley 22/07/01 S 13 1>3 Photograph 

* Galileo shows his greatness in thrilling Ascot showdown 



* Eddie the Shoe 29/07/01 S 11 8 Photograph 

* Graham Rock runs his eye over this week's Glorious 

Goodwood meeting 29/07/01 S 11 1>7 

* Results 29/07/01 S 11 1>7 

* Will Buckley sees true class laid on for classless hordes 




* Goodwood: Graham Rock 05/08/01 S 14 1>6 Photographs 





* Graham Rock at Newbury 19/08/01 S 15 2 


* Graham Rock at Goodwood 26/08/01 S 18 1>6 Photographs 


* Will Buckley on the delights of Cartmel 02/09/01 S 12>13 



* Graham Rock at Sandown 02/09/01 S 14 1>2 


* Graham Rock at Leopardstown 09/09/01 S 16 1>4 

Photographs 

* Jockeys taking part in the Irish St Leger at The Curragh 

racecourse observe a minute's silence to mark last week's tragedy 

in New York 16/09/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Graham Rock at Doncaster 16/09/01 B 14 8 

* Graham Rock 23/09/01 B 15 7>8 

* Eddie the Shoe 30/09/01 S 12 1>5 Photographs 

* Will Buckley at Ascot 30/09/01 S 14 1>6 Photograph 

* Interview with Sir Mark Prescott 07/10/01 S 12 1>8 

Photograph 

* Eddie the Shoe predicts a shock result at Longchamp 07/10/01 


* Will Buckley 07/10/01 S 13 6>7 Photograph 


Trading over what it believes are unfair practices by the British 

Horseracing Board to increase the cost of beaming live racing 

into bookies 07/10/01 N 2 5>6 Photograph 

* Racing results and fixtures 21/10/01 S 12 6>8 

* The Breeder's Cup 21/10/01 S 14 7>8 

* Will Buckley at Newmarket 21/10/01 S 14 1>6 Photographs 

* David Ashforth and Jon Lees of the Racing Post 28/10/01 S




* Tony Paley 04/11/01 S 12 3>8 Photographs 




because of cancer, there was little of it left - see Rock, Graham 

18/11/01 



* Will Buckley at Cheltenham 18/11/01 S 14 1>6 Photographs 


* Hennessy Day: Lucy Cavendish in Newbury 02/12/01 S 14 


* Will Buckley on John Oaksey, racing's great unsung hero 


* Will Buckley at Sandown Park 09/12/01 S 14 1>6 

Photographs 

* Legal wins right to go for King George 16/12/01 S 14 4>5 


* Will Buckley at Ascot 23/12/01 S 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Martin Palmer in Leopardstown 30/12/01 S 13 6 

SPORT: ICE HOCKEY 

* Ice hockey violence 21/01/01 S 12 4>7 Photographs 

SPORT: ICE SKATING 

* Ice skating on the outside rink at Somerset House, London 


SPORT: MARATHON RUNNING 


* Marathons round the world 22/04/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

SPORT: MODERN PENTATHLON 

* World Championships 22/07/01 S 10 1>5 Photograph 

SPORT: MOTOR RACING 

* Minister urged to axe Ecclestone's ad ban exemption as nontobacco 

sponsors flock to Grand Prix racing 07/01/01 B 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* The battle for control of Formula One by Europe's big 

carmakers 11/02/01 N 1 3>6 Photograph 

* Bernie Ecclestone's latest smoke and mirrors manoeuvres on 

the global Formula One circuit reveal the tycoons gritty 

determination to stay in pole position 11/02/01 N 9 1>8 

Photographs 

* Grand Prix 2001 Special 25/02/01 S 13>20 1>6 Photographs 

* The glory days of the 60s 25/02/01 M 66>67 1>3 Photographs 

* Australian Grand Prix 04/03/01 S 16 1>6 Photographs 

* Maurice Hamilton looks at how to avoid further tragedies 

11/03/01 S 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton in Sepang 18/03/01 S 5 1>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton 25/03/01 S 16 1>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton at Interlagos 01/04/01 S 14 1>5 

Photographs 


217 

* Maurice Hamilton says man from Bogota is one to watch 

08/04/01 S 14 1>8 Photograph 

* San Marino Grand Prix - Maurice Hamilton at Imola 15/04/01 


* Maurice Hamilton says there is now a three-way fight 

22/04/01 S 15 7>8 Photograph 

* Spanish Grand Prix: Maurice Hamilton in Barcelona 29/04/01 


* Maurice Hamilton on the effect of F1's revised rules 06/05/01 


* Maurice Hamilton in Austria 13/05/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton on why Montoya is becoming a pain 

20/05/01 S 15 7>8 Photograph 

* Indy 500: Oliver Owen on a racer set to break the mould 

27/05/01 S 10 8 

* Monaco Grand Prix: Maurice Hamilton in Monte Carlo 


* Maurice Hamilton on a bad week for Ferrari's main rivals 

03/06/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton in Montreal 10/06/01 S 8 1>8 Photograph 

* Formula One: Maurice Hamilton 17/06/01 S 15 7>8 

Photograph 


* European Grand Prix: Maurice Hamilton 24/06/01 S 22 1>6 

Photographs 

* Germany dominate motor racing but it wasn't always so, says 

Maurice Hamilton 24/06/01 S 22 1>6 

* French Grand Prix: Maurice Hamilton 01/07/01 S 8 1>7 

Photographs 

* Maurice Hamilton on the troubles at McLaren 08/07/01 S 7 


* Simone Abdelnur, the Brazilian girlfriend of Scottish Formula 

One driver David Coultard watches his qualifying round 

anxiously from the sidelines for the British Grand Prix 15/07/01 

B 1 4 Photographs 

* Formula One: British Grand Prix 15/07/01 S 16 1>3 

Photograph 

* British Grand Prix 2001 15/07/01 S 6>7 1>6 Photograph 

* Fifty years ago to the weekend, a portly Argentine delivered a 

first grand-prix victory and a legend was born 15/07/01 S 7 1>5 

Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton on a dull race that sunk home hopes 

22/07/01 S 15 7>8 Photograph 

* German Grand Prix: Maurice Hamilton at Hockenheim 


* Maurice Hamilton muses on the luck of Schumacher 05/08/01 



* Maurice Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix 19/08/01 S 15 


* Motor sport legend Ken Tyrrell died yesterday, aged 77 - see 

Deaths 26/08/01 


* Maurice Hamilton at Spa 02/09/01 S 10 1>7 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton on a miraculous escape at Spa 09/09/01 S 

14 1>4 Photograph

* Antonio Banderas is to play Ayrton Senn, who died in a blaze 

of glory, in a Hollywood movie that will electrify the world of 

Formula 1 16/09/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

* Formula One: Maurice Hamilton 23/09/01 B 14 1>7 

Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton at Rockingham 23/09/01 B 14 1>7 

Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton in Indianapolis 30/09/01 S 14 7>8 

Photograph 


* Maurice Hamilton at Suzuka 14/10/01 S 12 6>8 Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton's best and worst of the season 14/10/01 S 


* Maurice Hamilton sees the FIA admit to shooting themselves 

in the foot 28/10/01 S 11 6>8 

SPORT: MOUNTAINEERING 

* Outrage as climbers bid to find Andrew Irvine's body on 

Everest 15/04/01 B 3 1>8 Photographs 

SPORT: OLYMPICS 

* Denis Campbell 28/01/01 S 16 3>8 

* Duncan Mackay 04/02/01 S 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Olympic officials are to hold emergency meetings over 

mounting fears that sport is about to be transformed by the 

creation of a breed of genetically engineered 'super-athletes' 

13/05/01 B 12 1>5 Photographs, cartoon 

* Beijing's Olympics bid 01/07/01 B 14 1>7 Photographs 

* Princess Anne is to use her vote as one of Britain's two 

International Olympic Committee members to stop Beijing 

hosting the 2008 games - see Anne, Princess 08/07/01 

* China shrugs off Olympic warning on human rights - see 

International Affairs: S.E. Asia 15/07/01 

* Moscow, Friday afternoon as Beijing is announced to be the 

venue of the 2008 Olympics 15/07/01 B 25 1>2 Photograph 


* No sport has been expelled from the Olympic Games in the 

past 50 years, but triathlon is on the brink of oblivion 16/12/01 


SPORT: PEDESTRIANISM 





SPORT: RALLYING 

* Thrills and spills in the Mauritian Desert in the twenty-third 

Paris-Dakar Rally for bikes, cars and trucks 14/01/01 S 16 3 

Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton in Monte Carlo 21/01/01 S 10 1>8 

Photograph 

* Maurice Hamilton 18/11/01 S 12 1>3 

* Two stages of the Network Q Rally of Great Britain were 

cancelled after a competing car left the road and injured 13 

spectators 25/11/01 S 1 1>8 

SPORT: ROWING 

* Matthew Pinsent is beaten - but has more than 3,500 crews in 

his wake on a bleak day on the Thames 18/03/01 S 16 1>2 

Photograph 

* Daniel Topolski describes drama on the Thames 25/03/01 S 


218 

14 5>8 

* Daniel Topolski 17/06/01 S 14 2>8 Photographs 

* Daniel Topolski in Vienna 01/07/01 S 8 8 

* Daniel Topolski at Henley 08/07/01 S 11 1>2 

* Daniel Topolski 19/08/01 S 13 1>3 

* Daniel Topolski 26/08/01 S 20 1>6 Photographs 

SPORT: RUGBY 

* Bath v Northampton 07/01/01 S 10 5>7 

* Bristol v Gloucester 07/01/01 S 10 2>4 

* Tetley's Bitter Cup: Newcastle v Sale 07/01/01 S 10 2>7 

Photograph 

* Llanelli v Glasgow Cal 07/01/01 S 11 1>4 

* Rotherham v Saracens 07/01/01 S 11 1>4 

* Tetley's Bitter Cup: Harlequins v Leicester 07/01/01 S 11 1>8 

Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: Eddie Butler 07/01/01 S 9 1>6 Photograph 

* Castres v Bath 14/01/01 S 10 2>4 

* Newport v Munster 14/01/01 S 10 5>7 

* Pau v Leicester 14/01/01 S 10 2>7 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler 14/01/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Gloucester v Llanelli 14/01/01 S 11 2>6 Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: the details 14/01/01 S 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Results and fixtures 14/01/01 S 11 5>8 

* Rugby review 14/01/01 S 11 1 

* Leicester v Glasgow 21/01/01 S 10 2>6 

* Roma v Gloucester 21/01/01 S 10 2>6 Photograph 

* Toulouse v Cardiff 21/01/01 S 10 7 

* Eddie Butler takes a look at the future and sees trouble 

21/01/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: Stade Francais v Swansea 21/01/01 S 11 2>6 

Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: the details 21/01/01 S 11 1>3 

* Rugby results 21/01/01 S 11 4>7 

* Rugby review 21/01/01 S 11 1 

* Heineken Cup Rugby: Gloucester v Cardiff 28/01/01 S 10 1>6 

Photograph 


* Stade Francais v Pau 28/01/01 S 10 1>2 

* Sunday preview 28/01/01 S 10 1>6 

* Eddie Butler 28/01/01 S 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Six Nations Rugby Special 28/01/01 S 7>9 1>6 Photographs 


* Kevin Mitchell on Martin Johnson 28/01/01 S 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Six Nations Rugby: the details 04/02/01 S 2 6>7 Photograph 

* Six Nations Rugby: Verdict by Eddie Butler 04/02/01 S 2 8 

Photograph 

* Six Nations Rugby: Vic Marks 04/02/01 S 2 1>5 

* Six Nations Rugby: Wales v England 04/02/01 S 2>3 1>7

Photograph 

* Six Nations Rugby: Kevin Mitchell on a young gun outfiring 

his Welsh rival 04/02/01 S 3 2>5 Photograph 

* Six Nations Rugby: Wales v England - Men of the Match 


* Andy Wilson 04/02/01 S 4 1>8 

* Six Nations Rugby: Eddie Butler & Norman Harris on France 

v Scotland 04/02/01 S 4 2>7 Photographs 

* Six Nations Rugby: Italy v Ireland 04/02/01 S 5 1>8 

Photographs 

* Eddie Butler on Six Nations Rugby 11/02/01 S 10 1>8 

Photograph 

* Gloucester v Wasps 11/02/01 S 10 1>4 

* London Irish v Leicester 11/02/01 S 10 5>8 

* John Henderson talks to Dick Greenwood, father of Will 

Greenwood, English rugby's man of the moment 11/02/01 S 11 



* St Helens v Wigan 11/02/01 S 12 7>8 

* Andy Wilson 18/02/01 S 12 6>8 

* Jason Robinson's debut in the England v Italy Six Nations 

match 18/02/01 S 2 2>5 

* Six Nations Rugby: England v Italy 18/02/01 S 2 6>7 

* Eddie Butler says Dublin now looks set to stage title decider in 

the Six Nations 18/02/01 S 2>3 2>7 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler on the Six Nations 18/02/01 S 3 6 

* Vic Marks on the Six Nations 18/02/01 S 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Herman Miller on Scotland v Wales Six Nations 18/02/01 S 4 

2>5 

* Man of the Match in Scotland v Wales Six Nations match 


* Six Nations Rugby: Scotland v Wales 18/02/01 S 4 6>7 

Photograph 

* Michael Aylwin on the Tetley Cup Final 18/02/01 S 5 7>8 

* Norman Harris on the Tetley Cup Final 18/02/01 S 5 7>8 

* Six Nations Rugby: Ireland v France 18/02/01 S 5 1>6 

Photographd 

* Six Nations Rugby 25/02/01 S 24>25 2>7 Photographs 

* Bath v Gloucester 25/02/01 S 26 7>8 

* Castleford v Leeds 25/02/01 S 26 1>4 

* Leicester v Saracens 25/02/01 S 26 3>6 

* Rugby results and fixtures 25/02/01 S 26 5>8 

* Tetley's bitter Cup Final: Harlequins v Newcastle 25/02/01 S 


* Graham Rock 25/02/01 S 27 8 

* Six Nations: England v Scotland 04/03/01 S 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Ian Malin on how England are in another dimension 04/03/01 


* Six Nations: the details 04/03/01 S 3 1>3 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler on referees feeling the squeeze 04/03/01 S 4 7>8 

Photograph 

* Six Nations: Italy v France 04/03/01 S 4 1>6 Photographs 


219 

* London Broncos v Leeds Rhinos 04/03/01 S 5 1>5 

Photograph 

* New challengers are needed to liven season, says Andy Wilson 

04/03/01 S 5 6>8 


* Harlequins v Bath 11/03/01 S 14 3>5 

* Hull Sharks v Leeds Rhinos 11/03/01 S 14 8 

* Northampton v Leicester 11/03/01 S 14 3>7 Photograph 


* Review by Michael Aylwin 11/03/01 S 14 6>7 

* Michael Aylwin 11/03/01 S 16 8 

* Six Nations: Eddie Butler 11/03/01 S 16 1>7 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler says the clubs should fall in behind the RFU 

18/03/01 S 12 1>8 Photograph 


* Six Nations: Scotland v Italy 18/03/01 S 12 6>7 Photograph 

* Castleford v Wigan 18/03/01 S 13 6>8 

* Dennis Campbell on a new novel that lifts the lid on drink, 

drugs and orgies on Britain's top rugby players on tour 18/03/01 

B 13 1>6 Photographs, cartoon 


* Six Nations: France v Wales 18/03/01 S 13 1>7 Photograph 

* Six Nations: the details 18/03/01 S 13 1>2 Photograph 

* Leicester v Newcastle 18/03/01 S 14 1>6 Photograph 

* Sale v Gloucester 18/03/01 S 14 7>8 

* London v St Helens 25/03/01 S 12 5>6 

* Eddie Butler looks at a battle between two sets of initials 

25/03/01 S 13 1>6 Photograph 

* Norman Harris sees an under-used talent used at last 25/03/01 


* Rugby results & fixtures 25/03/01 S 13 3>8 

* Swansea v Cardiff 25/03/01 S 13 1>2 

* Bath v Bristol 01/04/01 S 12 6>8 

* Harlequins v Sale 01/04/01 S 12 6>8 

* Leeds Rhinos v St Helens 01/04/01 S 12 1>5 Photograph 



* Interview with Leicester's Dorian West by Jon Henderson 


* Will Buckley on the Inter Hospital Challenge Cup 08/04/01 S 


* Eddie Butler looks at rugby's cross-code hypocrisy 08/04/01 S 


* Six Nations Rugby: England v France 08/04/01 S 2 2>7 

Photograph 

* Six Nations: the details 08/04/01 S 2 7 Photograph 

* Castleford Tigers v Warrington Wolves 08/04/01 S 3 4>8 

* Eddie Butler 08/04/01 S 3 3>8 


* Rugby results and fixtures 08/04/01 S 3 1>3

* Andy Wilson 15/04/01 S 11 1>7 

* Eddie Butler on how Gallic invention crossed the Channel 

15/04/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 


* Sale v Wasps 15/04/01 S 11 1>3 

* European competition could keep our waning interest in rugby 

alive, says Eddie Butler 15/04/01 S 12>13 1>5 Photographs 

* Sports Focus: A Sorry tale from the other Six Nations by Eddie 

Butler 15/04/01 S 12>13 1>5 Photographs 

* Stade Francais v Munster 22/04/01 S 10 2>7 Photograph 

* Hull v Bradford Bulls 22/04/01 S 11 5>8 

* Kevin Mitchell enjoys the aggression at Vicarage Road 


* Leicester v Gloucester 22/04/01 S 11 1>3 Photograph 


* Andy Wilson on league's historic day at union's home 



* Jon Henderson on next weekend's Premiership games 

22/04/01 S 12 1>3 Photograph 

* Bradford Bulls v St Helens 29/04/01 S 10 1>8 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler sees no class war as Union HQ is invaded 

29/04/01 S 10 5>8 Photograph 

* St Helen's coach Ian Millward was effusive in his praise for the 

enormous achievement of his St Helens heroes 29/04/01 S 10 

5>8 

* Bath v Newcastle 29/04/01 S 11 2>6 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler says praise for the Lions party is worrying 

29/04/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Leicester v London Irish 29/04/01 S 11 2>6 

* Northampton v Saracens 29/04/01 S 11 1 

* Rugby results & fixtures 29/04/01 S 11 6>8 


* Leicester v Northampton 06/05/01 S 10 2>6 Photograph 


* Rugby review 06/05/01 S 10 1 

* Andy Wilson on next April's Challenge Cup final and the 

problems with the Millennium Stadium 06/05/01 S 9 5>7 

* Castleford Tigers v Bradford Bulls 06/05/01 S 9 1>4 


* Wakefield v Hull 13/05/01 S 10 1>4 

* Eddie Butler meets a livewire lynchpin lifting Leicester 

13/05/01 S 9 4>8 Photograph 

* Norman Harris 13/05/01 S 9 4>8 Photographs 


* Heineken Cup Final: Leicester v Stade Francais 20/05/01 S 13 


* James Hammond 20/05/01 S 13 1>6 

* Man of the Match: Pat Howard 20/05/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Michael Aylwin 20/05/01 S 13 1>3 

* Hull v Wigan Warriors 20/05/01 S 14 7>8 


220 

* Wakefield v Leeds 27/05/01 S 12 7 


* Austin Healy: Player's View 27/05/01 S 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Eddie Butler on the Lion's coach who's keeping his plan of 

campaign under wraps 27/05/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* St Helens v Bradford Bulls 03/06/01 S 14 5>8 

* Canada v England 03/06/01 S 4 8 

* Lions Tour: Eddie Butler 03/06/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Kevin Mitchell 03/06/01 S 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Lions on Tour: Eddie Butler 10/06/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Castleford v Hull 10/06/01 S 9 1>3 

* Lions on Tour: Austin Healey 10/06/01 S 9 1>4 Photograph 

* Lions on Tour: Australia v NZ Maoris 10/06/01 S 9 1>7 

* London Broncos v Bradford Bulls 17/06/01 S 14 1>8 

* Lions Tour: Queensland Reds v British Lions 17/06/01 S 2 


* South Africa v France 17/06/01 S 2 6>8 

* USA v England 17/06/01 S 2 1>5 

* Lions Tour: Austin Healey 17/06/01 S 3 1>3 Photographs 

* Lions Tour: Diary by Eddie Butler 17/06/01 S 3 1>8 

Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Verdict by Eddie Butler 17/06/01 S 3 3>8 

* Lions Tour: Andy Wilson 17/06/01 S 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Lions Tour: How good is Jason Robinson? Experts give their 

views 17/06/01 S 4 1>8 Photographs 

* Lions Tour details 24/06/01 S 2 1>8 

* Lions Tour: NSW Waratahs v British Lions 24/06/01 S 2 1>8 

Photographs 

* Lions Tour: Austin Healey, Player's View 24/06/01 S 3 1>4 

Photographs 

* Martin Palmer in Christchurch 24/06/01 S 3 1>4 

* South Africa v France 24/06/01 S 3 1>4 

* Eddie Butler talks to two players who will go head-to-head in 

the rough and tumble of the opening Test 24/06/01 S 4 1>5 

Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Tour Diary, Eddie Butler 24/06/01 S 4 1>8 

Photographs 

* England's Josh Lewsey may have to quit the Army 24/06/01 S 


* Salford v Castleford 24/06/01 S 5 7>8 

* Lions Tour: Australia v British Lions 01/07/01 S 2 1>8 

Photograph 

* Hull v St. Helens 01/07/01 S 20 5>6 

* Lions Tour: Austin Healey, Player's View 01/07/01 S 3 1>2 

Photographs 

* Lions Tour: How they rated/Man of the Match/Tour details 


* Lions Tour: Michael Alwyn 01/07/01 S 3 8 

* Lions Tour: The Australian Viewpoint 01/07/01 S 3 3>7 

* Lions Tour: Eddie Butler explains why Matt Dawson made his 

outburst 01/07/01 S 4 3>8

* Lions Tour: The Lion's No 8 answered his critics with a try 

and a great performance 01/07/01 S 4 4>8 Photograph 

* Lions Tour: The Voice of Dissent 01/07/01 S 4 1>2 

Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Tour Diary, Eddie Butler 01/07/01 S 5 1>2 

Photograph 

* Saint Helen's v Warrington 08/07/01 S 10 1>4 

* Lions Tour: Second Test 08/07/01 S 8>10 1>7 Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Australia v Lions 15/07/01 S 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Lions Tour: Austin Healey - Player's View 15/07/01 S 3 1>4 

* Lions Tour: The Australian viewpoint 15/07/01 S 3 5>8 

* Lions Tour: Tour diary - Eddie Butler 15/07/01 S 4 1>6 

Photograph 

* Lions Tour: the verdict - Eddie Butler 15/07/01 S 4>5 1>6 

Photographs 

* Andy Wilson 22/07/01 S 10 6>7 

* Warrington v London 22/07/01 S 10 8 

* Lion's scapegoat by Eddie Butler 22/07/01 S 8 1>6 

Photographs 

* Brian Oliver, sports editor 22/07/01 S 8>9 1>5 Photographs 

* Profile on Austin Healey by Kevin Mitchell 22/07/01 S 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Andy Wilson 29/07/01 S 14 1>7 

* Lions Tour Aftermath: Steve Black 29/07/01 S 14 1>8 

Photographs 

* Michael Aylwin 29/07/01 S 14 8 

* South Africa v Australia 29/07/01 S 14 1>3 Photograph 

* Warrington v Bradford 05/08/01 S 16 1 

* Leeds v Bradford 12/08/01 S 5 6>8 

* New Zealand v Australia 12/08/01 S 9 1>3 

* Castleford v Leeds 19/08/01 S 15 3>7 

* Herman Miller at Eden Park, Auckland 26/08/01 S 17 6>8 

* Andy Wilson 26/08/01 S 19 7>8 

* Huddersfield v Hull 02/09/01 S 15 7>8 


* Six to watch in 2001-2 02/09/01 S 8 4>6 Photographs 

* The season ahead 02/09/01 S 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Australia v New Zealand 02/09/01 S 9 1>5 Photograph 

* Gloucester v Northampton 02/09/01 S 9 6 

* Jon Henderson talks to Quin's main man 02/09/01 S 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Leicester v Wasps 09/09/01 S 12 1>4 Photograph 

* Northampton v Bath 09/09/01 S 12 1>4 

* Rugby review: Michael Aylwin 09/09/01 S 12 5>7 

* Sale v Newcastle 09/09/01 S 12 8 

* Eddie Butler, Austin Healey's self-confessed ghost, says 

history can now be rewritten 09/09/01 S 13 1>8 Photographs 


* Wakefield v Huddersfield 09/09/01 S 13 4>6 

* Bath v Saracens 16/09/01 S 15 4>8 Photograph 


221 

* Gloucester v Leicester Tigers 16/09/01 S 15 1>3 


* St Helens v Leeds 23/09/01 S 14 8 


* Kevin Mitchell 23/09/01 S 17 3>7 

* Leicester v Bath 23/09/01 S 17 6>8 

* Sale v Gloucester 23/09/01 S 17 1>3 

* Scotland v Ireland 23/09/01 S 17 1>3 Photograph 

* Verdict: Eddie Butler 23/09/01 S 17 8 

* Heineken Cup: Biarritz v Bath 30/09/01 S 10 2>6 

* Heineken Cup: Irish ignore last weekend 30/09/01 S 10 6>8 

* Heineken Cup: Swansea v Edinburgh 30/09/01 S 10 2>6 


* Heineken Cup: Bridgend v Harlequins 30/09/01 S 11 4>8 

Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: Eddie Butler hails return of the game's 

redeemer 30/09/01 S 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Heineken Cup: Leicester v Llanelli 30/09/01 S 11 1>3 

Photograph 

* Bath v Swansea 07/10/01 S 10 6>8 


* Wendell Sailor makes his Queensland debut, while another 

winger stars at the Rec 07/10/01 S 10 2>4 

* Wigan v St Helens 07/10/01 S 10 2>8 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler says Wales will face fired-up foe in Cardiff 

07/10/01 S 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Harlequins v Munster 07/10/01 S 11 7>8 

* Newport v Toulouse 07/10/01 S 11 1>6 Photograph 

* Grand Final: Bradford Bulls v Wigan Warriors 14/10/01 S 8 


* Bath v Sale 14/10/01 S 9 1>3 

* Eddie Butler says Ireland's best chance is to stage a one-off 

counter-revolution 14/10/01 S 9 1>8 Photograph 

* Northampton v Leicester 14/10/01 S 9 5>8 

* Wales v Ireland 14/10/01 S 9 1>8 Photograph 

* Six Nations: Ireland v England 21/10/01 S 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Eddie Butler on an unusual Six Nations that felt familiar 

21/10/01 S 11 1>5 Photograph 


* Six Nations: Kevin Mitchell on how the big freeze hit England 

again 21/10/01 S 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Leicester v Saracens 21/10/01 S 12 6>7 

* The Premiership is not proving a happy place for Bath this 

season 21/10/01 S 12 8 

* Eddie Butler compares and contrasts the Irish and Welsh 

28/10/01 S 10 2>7 Photograph 

* Michael Alwyn on Rugby Union 28/10/01 S 10 5>7 

* Northampton v Montferrand 28/10/01 S 10 7 

* Perpignan v Leicester 28/10/01 S 10 2>6 Photograph 

* Rugby Union results, tables and fixtures 28/10/01 S 10 1>4

* Edinburgh v Bath 28/10/01 S 11 1>5 

* Edinburgh v Bath 28/10/01 S 11 1>5 

* Heineken Cup: Cardiff v Glasgow 28/10/01 S 11 1>5 

Photograph 

* The Tangled Mane: The Lions tour to Australia 2001 by Eddie 

Butler - see Book Reviews - Owen, Oliver 04/11/01 

* Cool reception for Samoa 04/11/01 S 10 5>8 

* Results, tables and fixtures 04/11/01 S 10 1>4 

* Rugby Union: Will Buckley hears all about Austin Healey's 

new book 04/11/01 S 10 2>7 Photographs 

* Bath v Edinburgh 04/11/01 S 11 1>3 

* Leicester v Perpignan 04/11/01 S 11 1>4 

* Newcastle v Toulouse 04/11/01 S 11 5>7 

* Rugby review: Michael Aylwin 04/11/01 S 11 4>7 

Photograph 

* England v Australia 11/11/01 S 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Man of the Match: Jonny Wilkinson 11/11/01 S 2 7 

Photograph 

* The Australian Viewpoint 11/11/01 S 2 1>6 

* International Rugby Union: The Verdict by Eddie Butler 


* What they said… 11/11/01 S 3 1>4 


* Bristol v Gloucester 11/11/01 S 4 7>8 

* France v South Africa 11/11/01 S 4 7>8 

* Rugby League: Andy Wilson 11/11/01 S 4 1>6 


* Scotland v Tonga 11/11/01 S 4 1>6 Photograph 

* Andy Wilson watches former League men on Union's big day 

11/11/01 S 5 7>8 



* Wales v Argentina 11/11/01 S 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Profile on Clive Woodward, Manager, England Rugby 

Football Union team - see Woodward, Clive 18/11/01 

* England v Romania 18/11/01 S 10 1>3 Photograph 

* Michael Aylwin 18/11/01 S 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler on why the Welsh have stopped believing in 

Graham Henry 18/11/01 S 11 1>8 Photograph 


* Sale v Leicester 18/11/01 S 11 4>8 

* Wales v Tonga 18/11/01 S 11 2>7 

* Great Britain v Australia 18/11/01 S 12 1>3 Photograph 

* Paul Wilson says Britain must wake up - the dream is over 

18/11/01 S 12 4>7 Photograph 

* France v Australia 18/11/01 S 16 1>6 

* Ireland v New Zealand 18/11/01 S 16 1>6 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler 25/11/01 S 2 2>7 

* England v South Africa 25/11/01 S 2 2>6 Photographs 

* Eddie Butler cannot decide on the proper world order 


222 



* We have all become accustomed to the idea of an emotional 

Clive Woodward 25/11/01 S 3 1>4 

* Australia's coach Chris Anderson was rushed to hospital with 

chest pains for the second time this week during last night's 

Ashes Test in Wigan 25/11/01 S 4 3>6 

* Great Britain v Australia 25/11/01 S 4 1>3 Photograph 


* Scotland v New Zealand 25/11/01 S 4 7>8 

* Eddie Butler fears Australia might be pulling a fast one 

02/12/01 S 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Gloucester v Leeds 02/12/01 S 11 1>2 

* Harlequins v Sale 02/12/01 S 11 3>6 Photograph 


* The stranglehold that the Irish provinces have seized on the 

inaugural Celtic League may not have been broken 02/12/01 S 

11 6 

* Bath v Gloucester 09/12/01 S 10 2>6 Photograph 

* Northampton v Wasps 09/12/01 S 10 7 


* Eddie Butler on the aliens waiting at the gates of Europe 

09/12/01 S 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Jon Henderson 09/12/01 S 11 8 Photograph 

* Leicester v Bristol 09/12/01 S 11 1>2 

* Sale v London Irish 09/12/01 S 11 3>7 Photograph 

* Bath v London Irish 16/12/01 S 12 2>6 Photograph 

* Leicester v Exeter 16/12/01 S 12 1>4 

* Results and cup draw 16/12/01 S 12 5>8 

* Roundup by Richard Wetherell 16/12/01 S 12 7 

* Sale v Harlequins 16/12/01 S 12 2>6 

* Eddie Butler looks at the need to arrest development of the 

defence 16/12/01 S 9 5 Photograph 

* Eddie Butler on the Welsh Rugby Union 16/12/01 S 9 1>5 

* Kevin Mitchell talks to Jason Leonard 16/12/01 S 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Harlequins v Leicester 23/12/01 S 10 3>8 

* Eddie Butler looks at how to break down the barricades in 

Rugby Union 23/12/01 S 11 7>8 Photograph 

* Bath v Bristol 30/12/01 S 12 2>4 

* Eddie Butler on a year that provided much to celebrate 

30/12/01 S 12 2>7 Photograph 

* Gloucester v Newcastle 30/12/01 S 12 2>7 Photograph 

* Northampton v London Irish 30/12/01 S 12 5>7 

SPORT: SAILING 

* Euan Ferguson meets… Pete Goss, marine yatchsman and 

adventurer - see Goss, Pete 07/01/01 

* Bob Fisher 14/01/01 S 12 5 

* Bob Fisher 21/01/01 S 13 1>8 

* Bob Fisher 28/01/01 S 13 8 

* Ellen MacArthur is in sight of winning the world's toughest

yacht race 28/01/01 B 20 1>7 Photographs, map 

* Bob Fisher looks at the benefits of hosting the America's Cup 

04/02/01 S 16 1>8 

* Exclusive diary of Ellen MacArthur in the Vendee Globe Race 


* Yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur's Diary of her single-handed 

trip around the world in 95 days 11/02/01 S 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Euan Ferguson in Les Sables D'Olonne watches as France 

prepares to welcome Ellen MacArthur, the British sailor who has 

become the century's first true heroine 11/02/01 B 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Ellen MacArthur is all at sea in the choppy waters of fame, 

says Kevin Mitchell 18/02/01 S 13 1>4 Photograph 

* Report on the America's Cup 25/02/01 S 29 1>6 Photograph 

* Bob Fisher 11/03/01 S 13 7>8 

* The Sydney to Hobart is renowned as the world's toughest 

race, and 1998 was the toughest yet: the capsizing of the ill-fated 

Sword of Orien and the death of Glyn Charles 10/06/01 M 


* Round the Island Race 17/06/01 S 16 2>4 Photograph 

* Bob Fisher on a brutally tough challenge that has a timeless 

appeal 12/08/01 S 6 1>6 

* The Volvo Ocean Race will really start to hurt when the crews 

leave Cape Town 23/09/01 S 13 1>4 Photographs 

* A week at Sea 30/09/01 S 13 7 Illustrations, map 

* The Volvo Ocean Race 07/10/01 S 15 7 Map 



* The Volvo Ocean Race 28/10/01 S 13 7>8 

* The Volvo Ocean Race 04/11/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* The Volvo Ocean Race 18/11/01 S 15 7 Photographs 


* Fiona Campbell talks to Ellen MacArthur 02/12/01 S 13 6>8 

Photograph 

* The Volvo Ocean Race 02/12/01 S 15 7 



where river pirates conduct ambushes - see Blake, Sir Peter 

09/12/01 

* Bob Fisher on the Volvo Ocean racers mourning a legend - Sir 

Peter Blake 09/12/01 S 15 7>8 

* Observer readers have voted for round-the-world yatchswoman 

Ellen MacArthur as Woman of the Year - see Woman of the 

Year 30/12/01 

* Bob Fisher in Hobart 30/12/01 S 13 2>5 Photograph 

SPORT: SHOW JUMPING 

* Genevieve Murphy 17/06/01 S 14 1 

SPORT: SKY DIVING 

* Two men will attempt to break the sound barrier in daring 

attempts 04/11/01 B 9 1>4 Photograph 

SPORT: SNOOKER 

* Rocket Ronnie turns to 'adviser' Ambrose Mendy 07/01/01 S 

13 1>8 



223 

* Phil Yates at Wembley 11/02/01 S 12 7>8 

* Phil Yates in Aberdeen 15/04/01 S 11 8 

* Phil Yates at the Crucible 22/04/01 S 14 7>8 

* Phil Yates at the Crucible 29/04/01 S 16 8 

* World Championship: Phil Yates in Sheffield 06/05/01 S 9 


SPORT: SNOWBOARDING 

* New research shows snowboarding is far more hazardous than 

skiing 01/07/01 B 8 3>5 Photograph 

SPORT: SUPER BOWL 

* Oliver Owen assesses the powerhouse contenders for this 

season's Super Bowl 09/09/01 S 13 1>6 

SPORT: SURFING 

* My favourite surfing spots by Dan Luger, Rugby Union player 


* Newquay, Cornwall, became the surfing capital of the UK last 

week when it played host to the Rip Curl international festival - 

see Newquay 05/08/01 

* Making waves on the West Coast of Ireland where busloads of 

foreigners are invading the Irish waves 09/09/01 S 14 1>5 

Photographs 

SPORT: SWIMMING 

* Bob Ballard in Fukuoka, Japan 29/07/01 S 5 6>8 

* Oliver Owen hears how an Aussie is lifting British hopes 

05/08/01 S 13 2>8 Photograph 

* Does swimming mean a couple of lengths at the local pool or a 

transcendental experience? - see Social Conditions & Trends 

26/08/01 

SPORT: TENNIS 

* Interview with tennis star Andre Agassi - see Agassi, Andre 

07/01/01 


* Martin Palmer in Sydney 14/01/01 S 13 3>7 Photograph 

* The first Grand Slam of 2001 14/01/01 S 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Jon Henderson on the Australian Open Tennis 21/01/01 S 16 

1>8 

* Jon Henderson on the Australian Open Tennis 28/01/01 S 16 



* French celebrate home win, while holders Spain lose in Davis 

Cup 11/02/01 S 13 3>8 Photograph 

* World number one, Martina Hingis, keeps her title deeds with 

second win in two weeks 25/02/01 S 30 1>6 Photograph 



* Jon Henderson on a Davis Cup captain's coals-to-Newcastle tie 

01/04/01 S 16 6>8 

* Jon Henderson in Birmingham 08/04/01 S 14 1>2 Photograph 



* Jason Horowitz in Rome 13/05/01 S 8 6>8 

* Richard Jago in Berlin 13/05/01 S 8 2>5 

* Richard Jago in Hamburg 20/05/01 S 14 7>8

* French Open Tennis: Chris Bowers 27/05/01 S 14 1>4 

Photographs 

* French Open Tennis: Jon Henderson 27/05/01 S 14 2>4 

Photographs 

* Interview with the World No. 1 tennis star, Martina Hingis - 

see Hingis, Martina 03/06/01 

* French Open: Jon Henderson in Paris 03/06/01 S 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* French Open: Jon Henderson on a bad-tempered end to a rainy 

day 03/06/01 S 11 1>5 Photograph 

* Steroids is the menace that stalks tennis - stars back new 

crackdown on drug cheats as game strives to keep its image 

clean 03/06/01 B 7 1>8 Photographs 

* A jubilant Jennifer Capriati at the French Open final 10/06/01 


* French Open Tennis: Jon Henderson in Paris 10/06/01 S 12 



* Chris Bowers 17/06/01 S 11 1>3 Photographs 


* Wimbledon 2001: 8 page special 24/06/01 S 11>18 1>8 

Photographs 

* Wimbledon 2001: Interview with Lleyton Hewitt 01/07/01 S 


* Jon Henderson at Wimbledon 01/07/01 S 15 2>6 Photograph 

* Wimbledon 2001: A Rusedski and Henman semi-final is a real 

possibility 01/07/01 S 15 2>6 

* Wimbledon 2001: Frew McMillan 01/07/01 S 15 7>8 

Photograph 

* Wimbledon 2001: Will Buckley sees the love affair with an 

Honorary Brit 01/07/01 S 15 1 

* Paul Wilson at Wimbledon 01/07/01 S 16 1>2 Photograph 

* Wimbledon 2001: Results 01/07/01 S 16 3>5 

* Wimbledon Diary 01/07/01 S 16 3>5 Photographs 

* Wimbledon 2001: Will Buckley 01/07/01 S 17 1>8 

Photographs 

* A British Jew and a black American found their careers 

blighted by racial discrimination but in 1956 they found a way to 

fight back by winning a Wimbledon title 01/07/01 M 40>43 1>4 

Photographs 

* Frew McMillan on Peter Sampras 08/07/01 

* 1936 when Fred Perry won Wimbledon 08/07/01 S 2 1>3 

Photographs 

* Wimbledon 2001: Henman's rain check 08/07/01 S 2>3 1>8 

Photographs 

* Tim Henman frustrated by rain as Bill Clinton charms the 

Wimbledon crowd 08/07/01 S 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Jon Henderson on Pete Sampras 08/07/01 S 4 1>3 

* Wimbledon 2001: The Men's Final 08/07/01 S 4 1>6 

Photographs 

* Wimbledon 2001: Centre Court has been upstaged by the 

screen on the big green at Wimbledon 08/07/01 S 5 1>6 

Photograph 

* Wimbledon 2001: Jon Henderson on Britain's big hope 


* Tennis diary 08/07/01 S 6 7 Photograph 


224 

* The Williamses 08/07/01 S 6 1>8 Photograph 

* Wimbledon 2001: The Women's Final 08/07/01 S 6 1>6 

Photographs 

* Tony Jacklin's thrilling triumph got the European game 

swinging in the 1960s 15/07/01 S 11 1>6 Photographs 

* Profile on Goran Ivanisevic 15/07/01 S 9 1>7 Photographs 


* Richard Jago 12/08/01 S 5 1>5 

* US Open build-up 19/08/01 S 18 1>4 Photograph 

* US Open: Jon Henderson 26/08/01 S 16 1>6 

* US Open: Kevin Mitchell 26/08/01 S 16 1>4 Photographs 

* US Open: Jon Henderson 26/08/01 S 17 2>4 Photographs 

* US Open: men's draw 26/08/01 S 17 1 

* US Open: women's draw 26/08/01 S 17 5 


* US Open: Iain Carter at Flushing Meadows 02/09/01 S 16 1>4 

Photograph 

* US Open tennis 09/09/01 S 11 2>8 Photographs 

* Davis Cup 23/09/01 S 15 1>6 Photograph 

* Jon Henderson on the race for Masters places 30/09/01 S 11 


* Iain Carter in Stuttgart 21/10/01 S 12 1>8 

* Iain Carter in Bolton 28/10/01 S 14 1>6 Photograph 

* Iain Carter in Munich 04/11/01 S 14 1>5 Photograph 

* Jon Henderson analyses why Tim Henman failed again 

04/11/01 S 14 1>8 Photograph 


* Will Buckley joins some old pros hamming it up 09/12/01 S 


* Jon Henderson reflects on a year of big-name separations 

16/12/01 S 13 7>8 Photograph 

* Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic begins his time in the 

Croatian military by taking the formal oath of allegiance at a 

swearing-in service in Zagreb 16/12/01 B 19 1 Photograph 

SPORT: TRIATHLON 

* Steve Downes 24/06/01 S 26 8 

* Triathlon is in crisis with talk of mismanagement and splits 


* Triathlon's version of the London Marathon takes place today 

26/08/01 S 15 7>8 

SPORT: WINTER SPORTS 

* Looking ahead to Salt Lake City 11/02/01 S 12 1>6 

Photographs 

* Will Buckley 11/02/01 S 12 1>6 

SPORT: WRESTLING 

* The world most notorious female wrestler, Chyna 01/07/01 M 


SPOTTISWOODE, CLARE 

* Interview with former gas regular Clare Spottiswoode 

09/12/01 N 12 1>5 Photograph 

SPREAD BETTING

* How the spread betting market works 15/04/01 N 8 5>7 

* The Gladiator 15/04/01 N 8 5>8 

* The Gladiator 22/04/01 N 

* The Gladiator 29/04/01 N 9 6>8 Photograph 

* The Gladiator 06/05/01 N 8 6>8 Photograph 

* The Gladiator 13/05/01 N 8 6>8 Graphs 

* The Gladiator 20/05/01 N 9 5>7 Graph 












* The Oppidan Scholar 12/08/01 N 8 5>7 Graphs 


















SPRING, KIT 

* When Kit Spring fell pregnant, she thought she could complete 

a thesis and be with her baby - four years and two daughters 

later… 18/03/01 N 12 1>8 Photographs 

SPUTNIK SWEETHEART 


SPY'S LIFE, A 


* See Book Reviews - Redford, Rachel 02/09/01 

ST GERMAIN 



225 

ST THERESE 

* The Roman Catholic Church is considering plans to allow the 

remains of an inspirational French saint, St Terese, to tour 

Britain after visits to Russia, France and Ireland - see Roman 

Catholic Church 06/05/01 

STAN AND OLLIE 

* See Book Reviews - French, Philip 04/11/01 

STARK, KOO 

* Koo Stark's dating days with Prince Andrew are long behind 

her, as are her brushes with the paparazzi, but as Koo Stark 

launches her new photographic exhibition, all her scars are still 

on show 17/06/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

STARR, DON 

* Don Starr is a Canadian tax lawyer and is our most influential 

film producer - but he knows nothing about movies 12/08/01 N 


STARS AND STRIPES 

* The many meanings of the Stars and Stripes 23/09/01 R 1>2 


STARSAILOR 


STATE OF THE NATION 


STEPHENSON, PAMELA 




STEREO MC'S 


STEVENS, SIR JOHN 

* Sir John Stevens, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police 

narrowly cheated death when his light aeroplane crash landed 

04/02/01 B 2 4>5 Photograph 

STILL SHE HAUNTS ME 


STOCKWATCH 

* Edited by Nick Mathiason 14/01/01 N 8 6>8 Graph 

* Edited by Paul Farrelly 21/01/01 N 10 6>8 Graph 

* Edited by Heather Connon 28/01/01 N 10 6>8 Graph 





* Edited by Jamie Doward 04/03/01 N 10 6>8 Graph 






STONE AGE 

* Research on Stone Age art shows that fear of werewolves goes

ack 10,000 years 25/11/01 B 11 1>5 Photographs 

STONE CARVERS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Allardice, Lisa 19/08/01 

STONE, CAROL 

* Hilly Janes meets Carol Stone, the undisputed queen of the 

networking circuit and some of her 14,000 friends in high places 

18/03/01 M 16>20 1>4 Photographs 

STORYTELLER: THE LIVES OF LAURENS VAN DER 

POST 


STRANG, GAVIN 


STRANGE GARDENS 


STRANGER FROM PARADISE, THE 


STRANGER'S EYE AND LETTER TO DANIEL, A 


STRENGTH OF POETRY, THE 


STRINGFELLOW, PETER 

* After months of negotiations Peter Stringfellow is poised to 

open his second table dancing club in Paris 11/02/01 N 1 4>6 

STUDENTS 

* A 'gap' year in a developing country is de rigueur for students, 

but some find themselves unwelcome, and ripped off 15/04/01 


* Cocaine is becoming the drug of choice among students 

22/04/01 B 11 1>2 Photograph 

* Being in the red is now a fact of student life - see Personal 


* Some schools are better than others in helping students find 

decent part-time employment 10/06/01 C 4 1>5 

* Students could get longer to pay back their loans under 

Government plans to ward off a growing rebellion over 

university finance 12/08/01 B 13 1>2 Photograph 

* The number of unsuitable and under-qualified students being 

shoe-horned into courses to meet university admission targets 

could result in the highest level of dropouts by Christmas 

19/08/01 B 10 6>7 

* More young people are forced to live with mum and dad while 

studying 30/09/01 C 8>9 3>6 Photograph 

* Girls cope better with student life than boys 04/11/01 B 7 1>7 

Photograph 

SUGABABES 


SUICIDE 


crashes - MPs are demanding action to stem the tide 04/03/01 B 


* English cricketers are almost twice as likely to commit suicide 

than the average male 22/04/01 B 9 1 


been expelled from his school 10/06/01 B 5 1>6 Photographs 


226 

SUMMER OF A DORMOUSE, THE 


SUPER FURRY ANIMALS 


SUPER-CANNES 


SURREALISTS 

* The secret life of the surrealists 26/08/01 M 16>19 1>3 

Photographs 

SURVIVING GALERAS 


SWEETEST DREAM, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Ettler, Justine 23/09/01 

SYLVESTER, DAVID 

* Film critic Philip French remembers his friend and mentor, 

David Sylvester, who died on 19th June 2001 - see Deaths 

24/06/01 

SZAMUELY, GEORGE 

* George Szamuely comments on the Bush-Blair summit 




TARBUCK, LISA 

* Interview with Lisa Tarbuck, actress and TV presenter 

14/10/01 M 40>45 1>4 Photographs 

TASCHEN, BENEDIKT & ANGELIKA 

* Taschen has become a world force in the publishing world, 

interview with the husband-and-wife team who've built their 

fortune on buildings and breasts 04/11/01 M 30>36 1>4 

Photographs 

TATTENHAM CORNER 

* Horse racing news 07/01/01 S 14 7 Photographs 




* Horse racing news 11/02/01 S 14 4>7 Photographs 













* Horse racing news 13/05/01 S 10 7 Photographs

















* Horse racing news 23/09/01 B 15 1>2 Photographs 

* Horse racing news 30/09/01 S 12 6>7 Photograph 




* Horse racing news 28/10/01 S 12 6>7 Photograph 










TAYLOR-WOOD, SAM 



instead she watched the coverage from a chemotherapy ward 

11/11/01 M 10>17 1>4 Photographs 

* See Art 25/11/01 

TEACHING PROFESSION 

* Thousands of teachers are to be brought out of retirement as 

the Government tries to solve the crisis in the classrooms 

07/01/01 B 1 4>7 

* Profile on Anna White, the headteacher who has won praise 

for turning round Britain's worst secondary school - see White, 

Anna 11/03/01 

* Teachers are asking for substantial improvements to their 

pension scheme 11/03/01 C 12>13 1>4 Photographs 

* Teachers - see Television 25/03/01 

* The Government will face a call to introduce an 'exit poll' for 

teachers leaving the profession as part of efforts to ease the crisis 

of classroom drop-outs 24/06/01 B 12 7>8 


227 

* As a key adviser urges a halt to the staff exodus, Education 

Secretary Estelle Morris promises major reforms 02/09/01 B 12 


* A professional body set up by the Government for teachers 

only last year is to have a one-off state handout of £2.1 to avert a 

financial crisis 16/09/01 B 2 4>8 

* One of Britain's biggest teaching unions has issued a stern 

warning to parents and teachers that author J.K. Rowling's Harry 

Potter creation could lead children to the sinister world of the 

occult 04/11/01 B 1 1>7 Cartoon 



funny comments from former pupils - see Internet 11/11/01 

* Amid the worst shortage of teachers in 20 years, training is 

becoming more accessible 25/11/01 N 11 1>6 Photograph 

TEENAGERS 

* Teenage crushes send rates of depression soaring - and girls 

are most at risk 03/06/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs, cartoon 


survey into Britain sexual habits reveals a sad downside to 

liberated attitudes among the young - see Sexual Behaviour 

02/12/01 

* The deep world of today's teenage male - see Social 


TELEVISION 


worth millions - see Business & Industry 07/01/01 

* Channel 4's new digital channel offers a choice of popular US 

imports and hip new shows 07/01/01 R 12 1>6 Photographs 

* Ronan Bennet's TV series Rebel Heart begins amid a blizzard 


accurate any drama about Ireland can be 07/01/01 R 13 1>4 

Photographs 

* Review of Castaway/Gentlemen's Relish/Scandalous 

Women/The 1940s House/Sword of Honour/Frasier 07/01/01 R 


* Review of The Secret Life of Happiness/Living By The Book: 

The Rules/Perfect Breasts/To Diet For/Confidence Lab 14/01/01 


* The growing trend for no-holds barred TV game shows with 

the announcement of a Dutch series in which single women 

select a sperm donor from a range of competitors 14/01/01 B 6 

7>8 

* Review of Everyman: Hallelujah Kids/In A Land of Plenty/A 

Touch of Frost/The West Wing 21/01/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 


'Goodness Gracious Me' to the Kama Sutra 21/01/01 R 9 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of Sex and The City/Better Sex/Jungle 

Janes/Challenger: Go For Launch/Restaurants From 

Hell/Changing Rooms 28/01/01 R 22 1>8 Photographs 

* Popstars became ITV's biggest entertainment hit of the year - 


* Review of Popstars/Adrian Mole, The Cappuccino 

Years/Rebel Heart/Second Sight 04/02/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* Spaced, TV's weirdest sitcom is back for another series 

04/02/01 R 8 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of Boy Meets Girl/Omnibus: Nancy Mitford/Position 

Impossible/The Real Erich Von Daniken/Tonight With Trevor 

McDonald 11/02/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs

* As the creator of Cracker, Jimmy McGovern was used to 

getting his own way, then he wrote a script for Stephen Frears 

and it drove him to drink - see McGovern, Jimmy 18/02/01 

* Review of Silent Witness/Tribe/Blood on the Carpet/Love In A 

Cold Climate 18/02/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* With his first TV outing, Fringe darling Simon Munnery has 

the mainstream in his sights 18/02/01 R 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Wannabe stars get another chance in the BBC's TV talent 

contest - see BBC 25/02/01 

* Review of Hotel/Best of Both Worlds/Metrosexuality/When 

Louis Met Paul and Debbie/Middle Classes 25/02/01 R 22 1>8 

Photographs 

* The squirm factor will be hard to avoid this week when one 

awards ceremony after another hits our TV screens 25/02/01 R 8 


* Review of EastEnders/In Deep/Nearly Popstars/Langan 

Behind the Lines/The West Wing 04/03/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* Profile of Lord Waheed Alli, co-founder of Planet 24 and 

'reviver' of the motel soap, Crossroads - see Alli, Lord Waheed 

11/03/01 

* The makers of This Life have cast Andrew Lincoln as another 

reluctant adult who can't cope with responsibility - this time as a 

neurotic teacher 11/03/01 R 11 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Human Face/Horizon/Fertility 

Tourists/ER/Crossroads 11/03/01 R 22 1>8 Photographs 

* As two new films satirise the excesses of TV, Adam Smith 

asks why does Hollywood always sneer at the small screen? - see 

Film 18/03/01 

* Review of Celebrity Big Brother/The Great Dot Con/Trouble 

at the Top: Searching for Sex… 18/03/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Religion has been a target for TV comedy since Derek Nimmo, 

now the creator of Father Ted has taken to the page with a spoof 

memoir of an old-school Catholic... - see Religion 25/03/01 

* Review of Happiness/Teachers/The Hunt/Silent Witness 


* After Popstars, get ready for Soapstars 25/03/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Melvyn Bragg says it's time we celebrated TV 01/04/01 R 1>2 


* It's compelling television and the most biting political satire for 

a generation, Robert McCrum celebrates Rory Bremner and his 

dazzling team 01/04/01 B 19 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Sound of Music Children: After They Were 

Famous/Little Women: A Day in the Life of a Tweenager/Walk 

On By 01/04/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* America's favourite dysfunctional family - cartoons aside - has 

now arrived in Britain - Malcolm in the Middle 01/04/01 R 8 


* Review of Through the Eyes of the Old/Malcolm in the 

Middle/Clocking Off/EastEnders 08/04/01 R 20 1>8 

Photograph 

* The net is breeding sharp and informed TV criticism - see 


* Trigger Happy TV hits a new high in hidden camera comedy - 

see Comedy 15/04/01 

* Review of Positive Women/The Pride of Britain Awards/Ride 

the Wild Surf 15/04/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Faking It/The Whistleblower/Your Money or Your 

Life/This Is Your Life 22/04/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 


228 

* Review of The Savages/Murder in Mind/Perfect/Tonight with 

Trevor McDonald 29/04/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* It was pulled in the States, but the BBC is backing God, the 

Devil and Bob 29/04/01 R 8 1>4 Cartoon 

* Review of The Ad Factor/News/Home Stories/Hollywood 

Knives/Cutting Edge: Bus Pass Bandits 06/05/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* Britain's latest prime-time TV quiz, The Brainiest Kid in 

Britain will pit child against child in the ultimate battle of young 

wits 06/05/01 B 9 1>2 Photograph 

* Review of The Secret Rulers of The World/Cutting Edge: 

Brian's Story/Annie Goes To Hollywood/Perfect Strangers 


* Review of Perfect Strangers/Nigella Bites/Sam's Game/Greed 

20/05/01 R 20 1>8 Photograph 

* The Sopranos is television at its best, but, just as the real Mafia 

is dying off, this tale of New Jersey hoodlums is sending the 

Mob movie to its grave - see Mafia 27/05/01 

* Review of Survivor/Surviving the Iron Age/The Fabulous 

Bagel Boys/EastEnders 27/05/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* A raw new Channel 4 drama asks what it takes to turn five 

'ordinary' lads into gang rapists 27/05/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of The Glass/The Likely Lads/Inside Clouds 03/06/01 


* Several new BBC sitcoms may face the axe 03/06/01 R 9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Survivor contestant in the US is to take the TV show's makers, 

CBS, to court 10/06/01 B 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Prison drama - it features corruption, lesbianism, drugs and 

violence - so no wonder millions of viewers love ITV's hit prison 

drama even if the critics hate it 10/06/01 B 18 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Men Only/Score/Football Stories: Psycho/They 

Think It's All Over 10/06/01 R 20 1>6 Photographs 



three part series on Channel 4 10/06/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Teenage Kicks/Harrow: The School on the 

Hill/Dispatches: Unforgiven 17/06/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 



our screens and calls for more air time for the true stories of life 

over death 17/06/01 B 25 1>4 Photographs 

* One of the contestants in 'reality' TV show Castaway, us to sue 

the BBC for libel over the show's 'descent into farce' 17/06/01 B 


* Review of Can You Live Without…?/Big 

Brother/Survivor/The Drugs Laws Don't Work: The Phoney War 


* A new TV show from the US, Crime Scene Investigation, has 

attracted 20m viewers in the US, and should have you tuning 

into Channel 5 24/06/01 R 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of Wimbledon/The Cazalets/People Like Us/World of 

Pub 01/07/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 


Wing - see Lowe, Rob 08/07/01 

* Review of When Tennis Ruled the World/Botham's 

Ashes/Shane Warne's English Summer/There's Only One 

Madonna 08/07/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* A new series of mini-dramas set in a restaurant offers plenty of 

food for thought 08/07/01 R 8 1>4 Photographs

* The cult American TV series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, is to 

have its British spin-off 08/07/01 B 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Will and Grace was acclaimed in the states for the perceptive 

portrayal of its gay protagonist, but Philip Hensher believes the 

hit sitcom reinforces some of the old stereotypes 15/07/01 R 10 


* Review of Hot Wax/Reputations: Richard Burton/Speed/Table 

12 15/07/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of The Secret Life of Us/Mersey Beat/Raising Tennis 

Aces/The New Rulers of the World/Big Brother 22/07/01 R 20 


* Big Brother is simply great TV says Sean O'Hagan 22/07/01 R 



Rada-trained actor is doing with Phil Mitchell in EastEnders - 

see McFadden, Steve 29/07/01 

* The head of Channel 4 defended his decision to screen a 

controversial spoof about paedophilia 29/07/01 B 1>2 8 

Photograph 

* The original cast of Only Fools and Horses, Britain's most 

popular sitcom, will begin filming one of three new BBC 

episodes in November 29/07/01 B 11 4>8 Photograph 

* Review of Survivor/Big Brother/Brass Eye Special 29/07/01 R 


* 15 weeks of fame for Brian Dowling, the winner of TV's Big 

Brother 29/07/01 B 29 1>2 Photograph 

* Michael Jackson, Channel 4's outgoing chief executive leaves 

a station reeling from the success of Big Brother while dodging 

flak for rerunning a satire about paedophiles 29/07/01 B 29 1>5 

Photograph 

* The runner-up in Big Brother lands more instant riches than 

the winner… but TV and the tabloids gain the most 29/07/01 B 


* The BBC is to be given the green light for a major expansion 

of its television channels to include a new BBC3 youth channel 

and an upmarket BBC4 for culture and arts programmes - see 

BBC 05/08/01 

* The Government is poised to scrap the long-standing rule 

banning ITV from owning its news provider - see ITV 05/08/01 

* The Government is poised to scrap the long-standing rule 

banning ITV from owning its news provider 05/08/01 N 1 1>7 

* Review of Men In The Woods/Alpha: Will It Change their 

Lives? 05/08/01 R 20 1>5 Photographs 

* The Secret Life of Us is one of Australia's most successful 

television exports - why has another examination of 

twentysomething's lives become such a hit? 05/08/01 R 9 1>5 

Photograph 

* The hit show, Big Brother's winner has spent only 30 minutes 

with his family since filming ended - and friends blame Channel 

4 - see Big Brother 12/08/01 


placement - see Media 12/08/01 

* TV show Big Brother's winner has spent only 30 minutes with 

his family since filming ended - and friends blame Channel 4 


* Review of Take Me/Celebrity Sleepover/Four Weeks To Find 

A Girlfriend 12/08/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Ronan Bennett's new prison comedy, Lucky Break 12/08/01 R 


* Ricky Gervais has created a finely tuned character in David 

Brent in The Office, the surprise television hit of the summer 


229 



than £180m but how did the new prime time team perform? - see 


* Review of Space/Stars and Their Doubles/Pretending to Be 

Judith/Prince Naseem's Guide to Islam/Home Front: Islam 

Special/The Office 19/08/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Armando Iannucci's dark vision has produced some of the best 

British TV comedy of the past 10 years, now he's coming out as 

a performer - see Iannucci, Armando 26/08/01 



intense fire with the publication of a report - see Business & 


* On the of the BBC's most senior figures branded reality TV 

programmes 'humiliating, manipulative and sick' in an attack on 

a form of television that draws big ratings 26/08/01 B 1 4>6 

* Review of EastEnders/Newsnight 26/08/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* Dawn Airey, chief executive of Channel 5, defended her 

decision to screen a documentary series about the mass murders 

of Fred West 26/08/01 B 5 1>7 Photographs 

* Behind the scenes of The Sopranos - see Sopranos, The 

02/09/01 

* Our public service broadcaster has no business chasing ratings 

through new channels, says Disney TV chief Paul Robinson - see 

BBC 02/09/01 

* The future of TV: it's the biggest revolution in decades at the 

BBC, with two new channels and a whole new brief to keep 

Britain entertained and informed 02/09/01 B 13 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of Absolutely Fabulous/Bedtime/Going Native 


* Bob is gay, rose is straight… and they're a loving couple - a 

new TV series from Queer as Folk writer Russell T. Davies, who 

reveals his real-life inspiration 02/09/01 R 9 1>4 Photographs 

* Sky-style imports threaten quality public service TV, Tim 

Gardam, head of programmes at Channel 4, calls for one 

regulator to speak up for viewers - see Media 09/09/01 

* Review of A Small Summer Party/The Armando Iannucci 

Shows/Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures/Baz Luhrmann: The 

Show Must Go On 09/09/01 R 20 1>8 Photograph 

* Television's critics have got is wrong says Peter Bazalgette, 

creator of Channel 4's The Big Brother 09/09/01 B 3 1>6 

Photographs 

* Review of 'Orrible/Bob and Rose/Blue Planet 16/09/01 R 13 


* Terror in America: Images that mocked all powers of 

description 16/09/01 X 19 5>6 Photographs 

* Channel 4's new weapon in the battle to win back millions of 

young viewers is a precocious 26-year-old architect whose 

favourite buildings include McDonald's and Tesco 16/09/01 B 3 


* Audiences have lot their appetites for hijackings and violence, 

just as in the years after the war and the JFK assassination, 

escapist entertainment will dominate TV and the movies - see 

Film 23/09/01 

* The new chairman of the BBC Gavyn Davies, pledges to steer 

the BBC from house-and-garden obsession - see BBC 23/09/01 

* Perfect Match/Would Like To Meet/Armadillo 23/09/01 R 20 

1>8 Photographs

* Dominic Savage tells Geraldine Bedell about his new factmeets-fiction 

drama on a runaway 12 year old girl 23/09/01 R 8 




their language skills - see Language 30/09/01 



television has widened their appeal - see Arts, The 30/09/01 

* Review of Temptation Island/The Most Evil Men in 

History/Fighting Back: the Michael Watson Story 30/09/01 R 


* Profile on EastEnders - Britain's favourite soap is watched by 

one in four… with murder, abortion, gay love, underage sex, 

racial tension… it's the Dickens of our times - see EastEnders 

07/10/01 

* Review of Band of Brothers/EastEnders/Terror in America: 

The British Victims and Survivors 07/10/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 


black actors what they want - a great script 07/10/01 R 8 1>5 

Photographs 

* Review of TV News/Joined: The Secret World of Siamese 

Twins/Real Life: The Fattest Men in Britain 14/10/01 R 20 1>8 

Photographs 

* The absurdities of war still give ammunition for quick-thinking 

satirists such as 2DTV - see Satire 21/10/01 

* Review of Sweet Revenge/Not All Houses Are 

Square/Property Latter 21/10/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Charities fear a backlash over TV sitcom's Mr Nasty - see 

Charities 28/10/01 

* Rupert Murdoch wins the rights to the Indian version of Who 

Wants To Be A Millionaire for his StarTV entertainment channel 

28/10/01 B 14 4>5 Photograph 

* Review of Coolhunters/The Naked Chef/Victoria Wood's 

Sketch Show Story 28/10/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* In the scramble for primetime ratings, Saturday evening has 

become TV's graveyard slot 28/10/01 R 8 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Jordan: Living Without Fame/Linda Green/My 

Uncle Silas/Gimme Gimme Gimme 04/11/01 R 13 1>8 

Photographs 

* ITV's cutting-edge new drama Night and Day is no ordinary 

soap 04/11/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Faking It/Omnibus: The Billy Elliot Boy/Night and 

Day 11/11/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Cold Feet, ITV's groundbreaking drama, is back with a darker 

edge, switching the emphasis from commitment to falling apart 


* Cash-strapped ITV Digital is to declare a counterfeiters' 

amnesty on its smart-cards - see Business & Industry 18/11/01 

* It's time to give women a chance as chatshow hosts says 

Kathryn Flett 18/11/01 R 2 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of The Kumars at No 42/Dr Terrible's House of 

Horrible/Mr Charity/Home Front/It's A Girl Thing/The Farmer 

Wants a Wife 18/11/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs]# 

* Ken Loach has never been afraid to experiment, his new TV 

film, The Navigators, is no exception 18/11/01 R 6 1>7 

Photographs 


BBC's highest paid stars - see Outhwaite, Tamzin 25/11/01 



230 


fell out with a new producer and switched to Channel 4 - see 

Madeley, Richard 25/11/01 

* Review of Being Mick/Omnibus: Syd Barrett/Cold Feet 


* The new Othello stands out as a bold ITV commission 


* Jon Snow, the award-winning Channel 4 newscaster and one of 

Britain's most respected journalists, has launched a furious attack 

on ITV for 'reducing its commitment' to news - see Media 

02/12/01 

* Review of Richard and Judy/Kenyon Confronts/Linda 

Green/Bridge 02/12/01 R 15 1>8 Photograph 

* With its merciless satires of British TV shows, the website 

tvgohome has become essential, but how will it survive the 

transition to its new home - television? 02/12/01 R 8 1>5 

Photograph 



09/12/01 

* Review of The Navigators/Swallow/The Way We Live 

Now/Band of Brothers 09/12/01 R 20 1>8 Photographs 

* Profile on Mark Thompson who may one day run the BBC but 

meanwhile in the new head of Channel 4 - see Thompson, Mark 

16/12/01 

* The critically-acclaimed ITV comedy romance Cold Feet 

failed to win a single award at last night's British Comedy 

Awards - see Comedy 16/12/01 

* Review of The BBC Sports Personality of the Year/The Turner 

Prize/When Louis Met The Hamilton's/Bigamy 16/12/01 R 13 


* Television of the Year: Kathryn Flett 23/12/01 R 14 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of Trouble at the Top/Battle Centre/So That Was 

Christmas 23/12/01 R 24 1>8 Photographs 




* The Lost World/Hamilton Mattress/Ivor the Invisible/The 

Private Dirk Bogarde/Othello 30/12/01 R 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Television 2002: Akin Ojumu 30/12/01 R 8 1>8 Photographs 

TELL NO ONE 


TEN KEY THINGS ABOUT… 

* Revenge 07/01/01 B 25 5 

* Identical twins 14/01/01 B 29 5 

* Queen Victoria 21/01/01 B 29 4 

* The Mitfords 04/02/01 B 29 5 

* Orgasms 11/02/01 B 29 5 

* Bigamy 18/02/01 B 29 5 

* Lent 25/02/01 B 29 5 

* UFOs 04/03/01 B 29 5 

* Chocolate 15/03/01 B 25 5 

* Spring 18/03/01 B 29 6 

* Motherhood 25/03/01 B 29 5 

* April Fool's Day 01/04/01 B 29 5

* The Census 08/04/01 B 25 5 

* Perfume 22/04/01 B 27 5 

* Space travel 29/04/01 B 25 5 

* Sandwiches 13/05/01 B 29 5 

* Pubs 20/05/01 B 29 5 

* Cocaine 27/05/01 B 29 5 

* The Epsom Derby 03/06/01 B 31 5 

TERRORISM 

* See also International Affairs: Terrorism Crisis, The 



Islamic militants - see International Affairs: USA 07/01/01 

* Extremists move animal rights into terrorism - see Animals 

14/01/01 

* Germany is on tenterhooks waiting to see if a book by the 

daughter of terrorist Ulrike Meinhof will lift the lid on the Left's 

firebrand past - see International Affairs: Europe 14/01/01 

* Young terrorists are regarded as heroes in the Basque country 

and there are plenty more in the bars of Bilbao ready to fight the 

Spanish 'enemy' - see International Affairs: Europe 14/01/01 

* A 'holy war' manual found in Manchester is claimed to link 

four men accused of bombing embassies in East Africa with 

Osama bin Laden in a trial which has been running in New York 

for 3 months 20/05/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh is emerging as a 

figurehead for Britain's far-right extremists - see McVeigh, 

Timothy 27/05/01 

* Olaia Castresana wanted to be an infant school teacher but 

instead she become a separatist bomber and blew herself up at a 

holiday apartment in Torrevieja - see International Affairs: 

Europe 29/07/01 

* As the Saudi bomber begins his life sentence in a US jail for 

the bombing of the American embassy in Nairobi, Jason Burke 

uncovers the secret FBI files on the suicide bomber… - see 

al'Owhali, Mohammed 05/08/01 

* Security services in Britain and Ireland have identified the new 

leader of the Real IRA, the militia group intent on wrecking the 

peace process - see Ireland 05/08/01 



Ealing bombing - see Ireland 05/08/01 

* The Ealing bomb was a sophisticated visual 'spectacular' 

deliberately plants to be caught on CCTV for maximum 

publicity by the Real IRA - see Ireland 12/08/01 



resorts - see International Affairs: Europe 19/08/01 




* Airports face turmoil after security crackdown - see Aviation 


* Greg Dyke, director-general of the BBC, issued an apology 

after a live edition of Question Time during which members of 

the audience expressed anti-American views - see BBC 

16/09/01 

* Jockeys taking part in the Irish St Leger at The Curragh 

racecourse observe a minute's silence to mark last week's tragedy 

in New York - see Sport: Horse Racing 16/09/01 


231 

* Kabul empties as the US decides - see International Affairs: 


* Profiles on Osama Bin Laden - see Bin Laden, Osama 

16/09/01 

* Terror in America: Images that mocked all powers of 

description - see Television 16/09/01 

* Terror in America: The Prime Minister's balance act - Blair 

tries to juggle caution and boldness - see Politics 16/09/01 

* Terror in America: UK "hawks" and "doves" - see Politics 

16/09/01 

* Terror in America: What the papers say - see Media 16/09/01 

* The Islamic mindset - see International Affairs: Middle East 

16/09/01 

* Peace protesters take to New York streets 16/09/01 X 1 1>8 

Photograph 

* Get ready for war, Bush tells America 16/09/01 X 1, 3 1>8 

Photographs 

* Terror in America: Special Edition 16/09/01 X 1>28 1>8 

Photographs 

* War on America: 8 page picture special 16/09/01 X1 1>8 1>4 

Photographs 

* How the US will wage war against an unseen enemy 16/09/01 

X 10 1>6 Photographs, map 

* How to strike at the world's most inaccessible land by Julian 

Thompson 16/09/01 X 10 1>6 Photograph 

* Terror in America: The Inside Story 16/09/01 X 11>18 1>6 

Photographs 

* Terror in America: Intelligence blunders 16/09/01 X 19 1>4 

Photograph 

* Britain's extradition laws are to be overhauled to make it easier 

to remove people accused of terrorist activity 16/09/01 X 2 6>8 

* Security forces in global hunt for terrorist cells 16/09/01 X 2 


* Terror in America: The heroes 16/09/01 X 20>21 1>6 

Photographs 

* Terror in America: The World Trade Centre 16/09/01 X 


* Terror in America: Profiles of some of the victims by the New 

York Times 16/09/01 X 28 1>4 Photographs 

* The full text of yesterday's radio address to the American 

people by President Bush 16/09/01 X 3 8 

* New York buries the few, but still they search for the many 

16/09/01 X 4>5 1>6 Photographs 

* "We watched our child die" say British couple watching the 

New York terrorist attacks live on TV 16/09/01 X 5 1>6 

Photograph 

* Bush's New York visit does little to mollify his critics 

16/09/01 X 7 1>6 Photographs 

* Terror in America: US "hawks" and "doves" 16/09/01 X 7 2>5 

Photographs 

* New York diary: Mark Georgiou of BBC's Six O'clock News 

on bringing home the reality of Manhattan - see Media 23/09/01 

* British troops will lead an international coalition alongside 

America to wage war on Afghanistan in the next 10 days 

23/09/01 X 1, 3 1>6 Photograph 

* War on Terrorism: Special Edition 23/09/01 X 1>24 1>7 

Photographs

* Cantor's tragedy: the survivors who search for solace 23/09/01 

X 10 1>5 Photographs 

* The countdown: marching to the brink of battle 23/09/01 X 


* Profile on General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan 23/09/01 X 


* Profile on Mullah Mohamed Omar, Taliban chief 23/09/01 X 


* Language of conflict by Euan Ferguson 23/09/01 X 14 3>6 

* Profile on Mohamed Zahir Shah, the former King of 

Afghanistan 23/09/01 X 14 8 Photograph 

* The Afghan Connection 23/09/01 X 15>16 1>3 Photographs 

* The double life of suicide pilot, Mohamed Atta 23/09/01 X 17 


* The motive: roots of the crisis 23/09/01 X 17 1>6 

* Bush's finest hour: Profile on George W. Bush 23/09/01 X 18 


* The Media Battle: The Press by Peter Preston 23/09/01 X 19 


* American airline pilots are refusing to take off with Arabs - or 

people who look like Arabs 23/09/01 X 2 2>6 

* Charity had links with Bin laden 23/09/01 X 2 7>8 

* Hollywood Appeal 23/09/01 X 2 2>6 Photographs 

* The UK connection 23/09/01 X 2 2>8 

* Leading Conservative commentator Peter Oborne argues that 

bombing Afghanistan misses the point, we should look to the 

terrorist within our walls 23/09/01 X 23 1 Photograph 

* A letter from New York: Award-winning novelist Peter Carey 

writes to Robert McCrum, The Observer's literary editor, telling 

of his day on 11th September in New York 23/09/01 X 24 1>6 

Photographs 

* The front line: Border tensions 23/09/01 X 3 1>8 


* Global Economy 23/09/01 X 4 1>6 Photograph 

* Britain: Observer Poll 23/09/01 X 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Britain: Peace Movement 23/09/01 X 5 5 

* Haunting stories of British victims 23/09/01 X 5 1>4 

Photographs 

* New York: The emotional scars 23/09/01 X 7 1>8 

Photographs 

* The authorities in New York estimated that casualties in the 

World Trade Centre disaster could be up to a thousand less than 

the floating figure of 6,333 23/09/01 X 7 8 

* Britain's Role: Afghanistan is in striking range of SAS in the 

Gulf 23/09/01 X 8 6>7 

* The Dirty War: CIA gets go-ahead for a return to murderous 

Cold War tactics 23/09/01 X 8 1>5 

* Military Options: America prepares 23/09/01 X 8>9 1>6 

Photographs 

* Terrorism Crisis: Are civil liberties at risk? - see Civil 

Liberties 30/09/01 


examining the relationship between two London-based banks 

and the Sudanese AIShamal Islamic Bank 30/09/01 N 1 5>7 

* US and Britain are to strike terror camps within days 30/09/01 



232 

* Reports and analysis on the terrorism crisis 30/09/01 B 13>22 

1>6 Photographs, maps 

* Inside Afghanistan 30/09/01 B 2>3 2>6 Photographs, map 



be released onto the world market by Osama bin Laden and the 

Taliban 30/09/01 B 3 5>6 

* Business Focus: Funding Terror 30/09/01 N 3 1>6 Photograph 

* If terrorists were behind the largest insider trading scam in 

history, where is the evidence? 30/09/01 N 3 1>5 Graph 

* London-based terror chief plotted mayhem in Europe 30/09/01 


* Crisis news in brief 30/09/01 B 4 7>8 Photograph 

* Security Blitz 30/09/01 B 4 1>8 

* Spy Blunder 30/09/01 B 4 1>6 Photograph 

* Ground Zero: the first tours of the devastated site of the World 

Trade Centre are being offered to relatives of the nearly 6,000 

people who perished 30/09/01 B 5 6>8 Photograph 

* Yvonne Ridley, the British journalist seized by Taliban forces 

in Afghanistan is being interrogated under suspicion of spying 


* Big accountancy firms are facing unprecedented US 

government demands to disclose confidential information on 

clients based in tax havens following the attacks in New York - 


* Terror in America: The British Victims - see Television 

07/10/01 

* It's time for war, Bush and Blair tell Taliban 07/10/01 B 1>2 


* Eight pages of reports and analysis on the terrorism crisis 

07/10/01 B 15>22 1>5 Photographs 

* MI6 doubles staff to beat fresh terrorist attacks 07/10/01 B 2 


* The British journalist, Yvonne Ridley, who is being held in 

Afghanistan is to be released 07/10/01 B 2 5>7 Photograph 


its ills to America, writes the Iraqi dissident, Kanan Makiya 


* Crisis in brief 07/10/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs 

* Report from the frontline by Maggie O'Kane in Northern 

Afghanistan 07/10/01 B 3 1>8 Photographs 

* The US identifies Pentagon suicide attacker as having role in 

planning the bombing of USS Cole 07/10/01 B 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Two banks owned by the Taliban still have active operations in 

London 07/10/01 B 5 4>7 Photograph 

* A senior Libyan official accused of involvement in the 

Lockerbie bombing and branded 'the master of terror' has been 

welcomed by the Foreign Office 07/10/01 B 6 4>5 Photograph 

* Profiteers exploiting the World Trade Centre atrocity were 

condemned as 'sleazy hawkers' 07/10/01 B 6 1>5 

* The Government is to demand that broadcasters consider 

censoring video messages from Osama bin Laden 14/10/01 B 1 

8 

* Tony Blair says we must be ready for war casualties 14/10/01 

B 1>2 1>7 

* US hawks accuse Iraq over anthrax 14/10/01 B 1>2 1>4 

Photographs

* The Battle for Afghanistan: Reports and Analysis 14/10/01 B 


* 20,000 people march in London for peace 14/10/01 B 2 4>5 

Photograph 

* The battle for Afghanistan: US admits lethal blunders 

14/10/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 





* An Afghan journalist's remarkable story has deeply moved the 

Prime Minister 14/10/01 B 3 1>5 Photographs 

* Crisis in brief 14/10/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

* Terrorism, not Islam, is the target for this just war, we must 

change but not be defeatist, says Henry Porter 14/10/01 B 33 


* Osama bin Laden is hiding in the mountains in Afghanistan, a 

son of his has claimed 14/10/01 B 4 8 

* Manhattan notebook 14/10/01 B 5 1>5 Photographs 

* The war on the ground 14/10/01 B 5 6>7 

* Germ warfare 14/10/01 B 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Security: US names London cleric as suspect 14/10/01 B 6 

5>6 

* Colin Powell may be talking about a 'long haul' in the war 

against terrorism but the media has neither the stomach nor 

finances for a protracted campaign - see Media 21/10/01 

* Comment by Jason Burke, an expert on Afghanistan, who has 

covered the conflict since day one - see Burke, Jason 21/10/01 



positively booming - see Business & Industry 21/10/01 

* UN's smallpox terror alert 21/10/01 B 1 7>8 

* US special forces attack Taliban in fierce firefight 21/10/01 B 

1, 3 1>6 Photograph 

* The firefighters of East 29th St talk about fate, fear and the 

miracle of survival 21/10/01 M 14>25 1>3 Photographs 

* Reports and analysis on the Terrorism Crisis 21/10/01 B 


* The UN are set to appeal for a halt to the bombing of 

Afghanistan 21/10/01 B 2 4>6 Photograph 

* Elite US Rangers storm Taliban spiritual leader, Mullah 

Omar's mountain fort 21/10/01 B 2>3 1>6 Illustrations, map 

* Interview with Samuel Huntington, Harvard political scientist 

who predicted a 'clash of civilisations' in 1993 21/10/01 B 28 


* Anthrax hoaxers face 7 years in jail 21/10/01 B 3 5>6 

* The man who stepped forward yesterday to announce the start 

of America's ground war on world terrorism was General 

Richard Myers 21/10/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph 

* The London-based Islamic cleric Abu Qatada claims British 

security services offered him a chance to escape to Afghanistan 

21/10/01 B 4 7>8 Photograph 

* Cast of stars give the US a show of support in Madison Square 

Gardens 21/10/01 B 5 4>6 Photograph 

* Crisis in brief 21/10/01 B 5 1>2 

* The war against terrorism is expected to cost Britain £13bn, 

with the loss of more than 100,000 jobs before Christmas 

21/10/01 B 5 1>2 


233 

* Every war needs its writers, but as long as they are excluded 

from the battle zone the Afghan conflict will never capture the 

popular imagination - and we will never know the truth 

28/10/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photograph, illustration 

* Tony Blair moved to head off growing unease about the 

direction of the war in Afghanistan by making an unprecedented 

plea to the British public not to show any weakening of 'moral 

purpose' 28/10/01 B 1>2 1>6 Photograph 

* An investigation into the life of Osama bin Laden 28/10/01 B 


* Neo-Nazi extremists within the US could be behind the deadly 

wave of anthrax attacks against America 28/10/01 B 2 5>8 

Photograph 

* War on Afghanistan: First UK casualties of war on terrorism 

were recruited to fight with the Taliban 28/10/01 B 2 2>8 

* Jason Burke in Peshawar reveals the harrowing story behind 

the death of Abdul Haq 28/10/01 B 3 1>7 Photograph 


* FBI suspects a Birmingham man paid rent on a San Diego 

apartment used as a base by hijackers who crashed into the 

Pentagon 28/10/01 B 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Paul Bergne has been appointed Tony Blair's special 

representative for Afghanistan 28/10/01 B 4 5>7 Photograph 

* Saddam Hussein's adviser warned there would be 'grave 

consequences' across the Arab world if Iraq became a target of 

military action on the war against terrorism 28/10/01 B 4 6>7 

* Britain dismisses bin Laden's most recent broadcast as 

'desperate fantasy' - see Bin Laden, Osama 04/11/01 

* Focus Special on the Terrorism Crisis 04/11/01 B 16>22 1>6 

Photographs 

* The number of people who support the deployment of British 

troops in Afghanistan has risen to almost 60 per cent 04/11/01 B 

2 7 

* The US is to launch a massive airlift to supply Afghanistan's 

rebel forces with arms and ammunition 04/11/01 B 2 2>7 

Photograph 

* Britain is to be placed under a state of 'public emergency' as 

part of a move to allow internment without trial of suspected 

terrorists 11/11/01 B 1 1>6 Photograph 

* The allies' fresh assault forces mass retreat 11/11/01 B 1, 4 

7>8 

* Focus special on the terrorism crisis 11/11/01 B 15>21 1>3 

Photographs 

* Bin Laden taunts the West: 'I'm ready to die' 11/11/01 B 2 2>8 

Photograph 

* Growing fears in America about the emergency security 

measures introduced after 11 September attacks culminated in a 

ferocious editorial in the New York Times 11/11/01 B 2 4>7 

Photograph 

* 'Muslims have the right to attack America' 11/11/01 B 2>3 

6>8 


* Saddam to face 'hour of justice' hints Bush 11/11/01 B 3 7>8 

Photograph 

* Tanks and trenches were abandoned as the Northern Alliance, 

after weeks of American bombing, finally launched their assault 

11/11/01 B 4>5 1>4 Map 

* British troops 'in peril' as the net closes on bin Laden 18/11/01 


* Crucial evidence linking both Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda

network with the Taliban to the suicide hijackings on New York 

and Washington on 11 September has been uncovered in secret 

documents 18/11/01 B 1>2 3>7 

* The Battle for Afghanistan: reports, analysis and comment 

18/11/01 B 16>20 1>8 Photographs 

* A suicide letter written by one of the alleged pilots in the 11 

September attacks to his girlfriend in Germany has been 

intercepted by investigators in the US 18/11/01 B 2 8 

* Confusion of the death of bin Laden's chief aide 18/11/01 B 2 


* Afghans armed with rocks vent their hatred on the dead 



* Britain is to push for an early expansion of the European rapid 

reaction force to respond to events such as those of 11 

September in the US 18/11/01 B 4 7>8 Photograph 

* The Battle for Afghanistan 18/11/01 B 4 1>6 Photograph 

* A diamond mining firm falsely linked by the BBC to Osama 

bin Laden has launched a multi-million pound claim for damages 

against the corporation - see BBC 25/11/01 

* Dame Judi Dench has been chosen by families of the British 

victims of the 11 September attacks on New York and 

Washington to lead a service of remembrance in Westminster 

Abbey - see Dench, Dame Judi 25/11/01 



his fellow war reporters - see Media 25/11/01 

* Making Terror, Breaking Terror - see Radio 25/11/01 



* The fall of Kundoz: surrender kills the dreams of the Taliban 

25/11/01 B 1>2 7>8 Photographs 

* When the impossible happened in New York, Magnum 

photographers rush out to record it - the results, beautiful and 

terrible, are now on show 25/11/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photographs 

* The Battle for Afghanistan: four pages of news and comment 

25/11/01 B 17>20 1>3 Photographs 

* Andrea Catherwood, ITN journalist in Afghanistan, is injured 

by shrapnel from a grenade 25/11/01 B 2 2>4 Photograph 

* Britain's armed forces are facing a funding black hole of 

£500m a year because of the additional pressures of the war on 

terrorism 25/11/01 B 2 7>8 

* Letters show the dark secrets of the school for atrocities - 

report from bin Laden's secret terror camp in Khowst 25/11/01 

B 3 1>6 Photographs, map 

* The US is poised to dispatch a wave of elite Marines into 

Afghanistan 25/11/01 B 3 1>8 Photograph 

* The real story of Flight 93 02/12/01 B 15>16 1>6 Photographs 

* Focus on Afghanistan: After the Taliban 02/12/01 B 18 1>6 

Photograph 

* Fighting was raging in the south-western Afghan province of 

Kandahar last night amid reports that tribal fighters had captured 

a sector of the airport there 02/12/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph 

* Battle for Afghanistan: the Taliban who came back from the 

dead 02/12/01 B 4>5 1>4 Photographs 

* The case for tough action against Iraq 02/12/01 B 4>5 3>4 

Photographs 

* The Northern Alliance agree to UN authority 02/12/01 B 5 

6>8 


234 


Hollywood stars arrived to meet US service personnel 09/12/01 


* American forces have already flown surveillance flights over 

Somalia looking for al-Qaeda forces to target in the next stage of 

the global war on terror 09/12/01 B 1, 3 14>6 

* Where will the US now take its fight against terror? 09/12/01 




the Government's Anti-terrorism Bill 09/12/01 B 4 5>7 

* War in Afghanistan: Last Stand by Jason Burke in Tora Bora 


* Crisis in brief 09/12/01 B 5 6 Photograph 

* War in Afghanistan: Divided City by Peter Beaumont in 

Quetta 09/12/01 B 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Chilling plans for a devastating bomb attack on London have 

been discovered in a terrorist base in Afghanistan 16/12/01 B 

1>2 1>3 

* Allied rifts fuel fears on British troops' mission 16/12/01 B 4 

6>7 

* War in Afghanistan: radio picks up voice of bin Laden 

16/12/01 B 4 1>5 Photograph 

* The CIA may have set up videotape 'confession' from bin 

Laden 16/12/01 B 5 1>5 Photographs 

* New Afghan leader vows to build an era of peace - see 


* The Greeks are close to unmasking the terror group November 

17 - see International Affairs: Europe 23/12/01 

* The event that defined 2001 - 11 September 23/12/01 R 1 1 

Photograph 

* Worldwide hunt for 20 roaming terror ships 23/12/01 B 1>2 

4>6 

* Special report on the Terrorism Crisis 23/12/01 B 4>6 1>6 

Photographs 

* British security services knew of links between shoe bomber 

Richard Reid and one of the 11 September hijack suspect - see 

Intelligence Services 30/12/01 


the first to take off the burqa - see International Affairs: Middle 

East 30/12/01 

* We may never find bin Laden, President Bush concedes 

30/12/01 B 19 5>6 Photograph 

* The making of a terrorist: Richard Reid turned to Islam to find 

a way of going straight, but fanatics transformed him into the 

shoe bomber who tried to blow up a jet 30/12/01 B 6>7 1>8 

Photographs 

TESTAMENT OF YVES GUNDRON, THE 


THAW, JOHN 

* Profile on actor John Thaw as he faces up to the prospect of 

defeating cancer 24/06/01 B 23 1>5 Caricature 

THEATRE 

* Review of The Rivals/The Glass Slipper/Mother Goose 

07/01/01 R 15 1>8 Photograph 

* A triumphant enactment of grisly cautionary tales for children 

has achieved cult status and arrives in the West End next month 

14/01/01 R 12 1>6 Photograph

* Review of Spinning into Butter 14/01/01 R 12 4>8 

Photograph 

* Profile on Deborah Warner, theatrical director - see Warner, 

Deborah 21/01/01 

* A Wedding Story/La Lupa/BlackSky White 21/01/01 R 12 

4>7 

* Review of Le Costume/The Tempest/Entertaining Mr Sloane 


* Does Ian Rickson have the same magic touch as Stephen 

Daldry as the artistic director of the Royal Court 28/01/01 R 6 


* Conor McPherson's play The Weir took him to Hollywood, 

before a falling out made him hurry back - his new work 

suggests cinema's loss is theatre's gain - see McPherson, Conor 

04/02/01 



Jerry Hall in The Graduate - see Donohoe, Amanda 04/02/01 

* Review of Medea/Feelgood/the Downsizing of Hell 04/02/01 


* Review of Mouth to Mouth/Japes/Martha, Josie and the 

Chinese Elvis 11/02/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Six Characters in Search of an Author/Credible 

Witness/Fourteen Songs, Two Weddings and a Funeral 18/02/01 


* Review of Port Authority/Playboy of the Western 

World/Mister Heracles 25/02/01 R 10 3>8 Photograph 

* Horror of paedophilia is acted out on stage, some scenes are 

too graphic for its boy star to see 25/02/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Measure for Measure/Marat/Sade/Les Justes/Under 

the Doctor 04/03/01 R 12 1>8 

* Director Richard Eyre calls British theatre 'bowel-churning' but 

is it really that bad? 04/03/01 B 19 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Unheimlich Spine/King John/Loveplay 11/03/01 R 

13 7>8 

* Review of My Fair Lady/Edward II/The Servant/Spirit 


* Trevor Nunn's latest commercial hit - the revival of My Fair 

Lady - has put him at the centre of a bitter dispute - see Nunn, 

Trevor 25/03/01 

* Review of Lulu/Boston Marriage/Semi-Monde/A Midsummer 

Night's Dream 25/03/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph 

* A new play by Paul Greengrass is modelled on the former MI5 

renegade, David Shayler, and is to be premiered by the Royal 

Shakespeare Company - see Intelligence Services 01/04/01 

* Review of King John/A Russian in the Woods/Luminosity 


* As the Royal Shakespeare Company begins its monumental 

staging of Shakespeare's entire history cycle, Sam West and his 

fellow kings describe the pleasures and pitfalls - see Royal 

Shakespeare Company 08/04/01 

* Review of Blasted/Ghosts/The Mill on the Floss/The Coming 

World 08/04/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of The Far Side of the Moon/Underworld/The 

Ramayana 15/04/01 R 13 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Storm/Love in a Wood/Suip! 22/04/01 R 11 7>8 

Photograph 

* The Vagina Monologues has become a global theatrical 

phenomenon 22/04/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 


235 

* Review of Richard III/Presence/The Female Odd Couple 


* Could Mel Brooks's hit musical, The Producers, signal the end 

of a British supremacy and the birth of a new era on Broadway? 


* Review of Hamlet/Tales from Hollywood/Bewilderness/Ghost 

Ward 06/05/01 R 12 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of The Vagina Monologues/Marriage Play/Finding the 

Sun/Crave/4.48 Pyschosis 13/05/01 R 13 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of The Lieutenant of Inishmore/Boris Godunov/The 

Maid/Twelfth Night 20/05/01 R 10 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of The Winter's Tale/King Lear/Kiss me like you mean 

it 27/05/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Shape of Things/A Dream Play/On the 

Razzle/Closer to Heaven 03/06/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of A Raisin in the Sun/Macbeth/Bob 10/06/01 R 10 


* Review of Howard Katz/The Mysteries/Night Manager 


* Review of Box Story 17/06/01 R 6 1>3 Photographs 

* Review of Love's Labours Lost/Buchettino 24/06/01 R 12 3>8 

Photograph 

* Review of Sotoba Komachi/Yoroboshi/Mountain 

Language/Ashes to Ashes/Dinner With Friends 01/07/01 R 11 


* Review of One For the Road/The Lie of the Mind/Up the 

Feeder, Down the 'Mouth and Back Again 08/07/01 R 10 1>8 

Photograph 

* British theatre is racist, with black and Asian actors routinely 

sidelined - so does black theatre need a home of its own? 


* Review of Our House/Cymbeline/The Noise of Time 15/07/01 


* Review of The Prisoners Dilemma/Jubilee/3 Dark Tales/The 

Only Girl in the World 22/07/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of The Relapse/My One and Only/Nixon's Nixon 


* Review of The Shagaround/Julius Caesar/Sick Dictators 


* Review of Humble Boy 12/08/01 R 13 1>3 Photograph 

* In Hedwig, John Cameron Mitchell has created a touching, 

subversive character, a cult figure with mainstream appeal 



eighteenth-century fetish as the backdrop to his latest play - see 

Ravenhill, Mark 19/08/01 

* Review of Jerry Springer: The Opera/Peggy Sue Got 

Married/The Tragedy of Hamlet/Office/Neutrino/Love and Other 

Fairy Tales/As It Is in Heaven/Ristorante Immortale 26/08/01 R 


* The translation of Chekhov's early plays - see Chekhov, Anton 

02/09/01 

* Review of Caught in the Net/Three Sisters/Vivien Leigh: The 

Last Press Conference 02/09/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph 

* Review of Mother Clap's Molly House/Cloudstreet/Sliding 

with Suzanne/House 09/09/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* There's a new favourite to run the National Theatre, will Jude 

Kelly surmount the final hurdle? 09/09/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Review of Platonov/Johnson Over Jordan/Redundant 16/09/01


* Review of Oedipus/The Cracked Pot/Cat on a Hot Tin Roof/As 

the Beast Sleeps 23/09/01 R 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Peter Nichols's black comedy, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, 

based on coping with his own handicapped child is being 

revived… Nichols chronicles its restaging after nearly 35 years 


* Review of In the Solitude of Cotton Fields/Afore Night 

Come/The Homecoming 30/09/01 R 11 6>8 

* Review of Don Juan/A Day in the Death of Joe Egg/Private 

Lives/Mahler's Conversion 07/10/01 R 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Nightingale and Chase 07/10/01 R 11 1>2 

* Review of The Little Foxes/Luther/Antarctica 14/10/01 R 13 


* New York theatres closed after 11 September but the cast of 

Kiss Me, Kate decided the show must go on - and now they're 

coming to London 21/10/01 R 6 1>6 Photographs 

* Review of Jitney/The Danny Crowe Show/Over the Moon 

21/10/01 R 9 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of The Theft of Sita/The Chain Play/Andorra 

28/10/01 R 11 1>8 Photograph 

* Review of Kiss Me, Kate/The Royal Family/Star Quality 


* Review of The Play What I Wrote/Boy Gets Girl/The Good 

Hope 11/11/01 R 11 1>5 Photograph 

* Review of Dangerous Corner/Alice in Wonderland/Umoja/ 

F***king Games 18/11/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs 

* Review of Cymbeline/A Room of One's Own/Jitterbug 

25/11/01 R 10 1>8 

* Review of Faith Healer/Sakina's Restaurant/Progress in Flying 

Machines 02/12/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph 




* Review of No Man's Land/Monkey!/Aladdin 09/12/01 R 10 


* Theatre of the Year: Susannah Clapp 23/12/01 R 12 1>8 

Photographs 

* Review of The Wonder of Sex: National Theatre of Brent 

23/12/01 R 15 1>8 Photograph 

* Theatre 2002: Susannah Clapp 30/12/01 R 7 1>7 Photographs 

* Preview for 2002 30/12/01 R 8 8 Photographs 

THEIR INTEREST 

* Borrowing rates 07/01/01 C 12 2>3 












236 


























* Borrowing rates 16/09/01 R 10 2>3 












* Borrowing rates 09/12/01 R 10 2>3 


THEM: ADVENTURES WITH EXTREMISTS 


THEME PARKS 

* Disney's new state of the art California Adventure theme park 

11/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* The country's best theme parks 15/04/01 E 10>11 1>4 

Photographs 

THEOBALD, STEPHANIE


THERAPY 

* Online therapy 18/02/01 M 53>54 1>4 Photograph 

* Crooked hypnotherapists are subjecting their clients to 

financial extortion and sexual abuse while they are in a trance - 

see Hypnotherapy 27/05/01 

* Colour therapy, reflexology or acupuncture - six highly 

stressed teachers put a range of alternative therapies to the test 

08/07/01 M 32>36 1>4 Photographs 

* A crackdown is to be launched against counsellors and 

therapists after cases of abuse, including sexual abuse, were 

uncovered 02/09/01 B 11 1>8 Photograph 


- see Harry Potter 09/09/01 

THEROUX, MARCEL 

* Interview with author Marcel Theroux - see Books Interview, 


THEROUX, PAUL 

* Interview with author Paul Theroux - see Books Interview, The 

29/04/01 

THEY SAID WHAT…? 

* Quotes of the week 07/01/01 B 26 6 Photographs 






























237 








* Quotes of the week 23/09/01 X 22 5 Photographs 














* Quotes of the year 30/12/01 B 28 1>8 Photographs 

THINGS CAN ONLY GET BETTER 


THINKS… 


THIRD POLICEMAN, THE 


THIRD WORLD 

* A campaign seeking debt relief for the world's poorest 

countries has had only limited success 21/01/01 N 6 1>6 

Photograph 

* Third World boom raises hopes of end to poverty 08/07/01 B 


* Two years ago the Group of Seven - the world's richest 

countries - promised to cancel $100bn of third world debt, but 

only $18bn has been cancelled - see G7 30/12/01 

THIS HOUSE HAS FALLEN: NIGERIA… 

* See Book Reviews - Ojumu, Akin 11/02/01 

THIS IS BERLIN 


THOMPSON, BARBARA 

* See Music: Jazz 01/04/01 

THOMPSON, MARK 

* Profile on Mark Thompson who may one day run the BBC but 

meanwhile is the new head of Channel 4 16/12/01 B 23 1>6 

Caricature 

THORNHILL, LEEROY 

* Leeroy Thornhill was the one in The Prodigy who didn't play

or sing, but even dancers can make albums - see Music: Pop 

18/02/01 

THORNTON, BILLY BOB 

* Interview with Billy Bob Thornton, actor, writer and film 

director 18/02/01 M 10>17 1>4 Photographs 

THORPE, JEREMY 


THORPE, VANESSA 


THOSE BONES ARE NOT MY CHILD 


THREE QUEER LIVES 


THREE ROOSEVELTS, THE 


THREE SHOES, ONE SOCK AND NO HAIRBRUSH 

* See Book Reviews - Freely, Maureen 25/03/01 

THROG STREET 

* Heather Connon 14/01/01 N 8 1>5 Photograph, graphs 


* Heather Connon 28/01/01 N 10 1>5 Photograph, graph 






* Paul Farrelly 11/03/01 N 10 1>5 Photograph, graphs 












* Sarah Ryle 03/06/01 N 8 1>4 Photograph, graphs 








* Frank Kane 29/07/01 N 8 1>4 Photograph, graphs 


238 

* Nick Mathiason 05/08/01 N 8 1>4 Graphs 

* Oliver Morgan 12/08/01 N 8 1>4 Photograph, graphs 





* Heather Connon 16/09/01 N 8 1>6 Photographs, graphs 






* Richard Wachman 28/10/01 N 10 1>4 Photograph, graphs 








THUMB'S WIDTH 


TILL MY TALE IS TOLD 


TINTIN: THE COMPLETE COMPANION 


TITAN: THE COMPLETE PAINTINGS 


TITANIC, THE 

* Musical scores that once belonged to the band that played on 

the deck of the Titanic as it sank are expected to fetch up to 

£8,000 at auction, along with other momentoes 25/03/01 B 14 

7>8 

TITO, DENNIS 

* Photograph of American Dennis Tito, who paid $14m to 

become the world's first space tourist, before boarding the 

Russian Soyuz-TM rocket 29/04/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* When Sputnik went into orbit, Dennis Tito's ambitions went 

sky-high too 29/04/01 B 3 1>5 Photographs 

TO HELL IN A HANDCART 


TOBACCO INDUSTRY 



the tobacco industry - see Politics 21/01/01 





* BAT, the tobacco company employing Tory leadership hopeful 

Ken Clarke as deputy chairman has been doing business deals

with a suspected Serbian smuggler 15/07/01 B 12 4>7 

Photograph 

* Scientists have discovered how to use tobacco to save lives - 

see Science 14/10/01 

* Imperial Tobacco is to fire off a £4bn bid for Reemstma, the 

German tobacco group 02/12/01 N 1 5>7 

TOOLIS, KEVIN 


TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, HENRI 



Moulin Rouge - see Travel 05/08/01 

TOURISM 

* Ecuador: the wildlife of the Galapagos Islands has an uneasy 

relationship with tourism - see Travel 25/02/01 

* Seaside towns face oblivion unless they adopt distinctive 

themes to recapture lost visitors 25/02/01 N 1 3>5 Photograph 

* The tourist industry now faces ruin with the foot & mouth 

outbreak - see Foot & Mouth Crisis 11/03/01 

* Thomas Cook, one of Britain's oldest travel companies, is to 

enter the gay and lesbian market - see Gay Issues 25/03/01 


save the rural economy from collapse 01/04/01 B 10 5>7 

Photograph 

* Pop stars and athletes are being enlisted to promote Britain as 

tourism suffers from the fallout from foot and mouth - see Foot 


* Once world-beaters, British package tour firms have lost their 

place in the sun to the Germans, but punters won't notice 

08/04/01 N 5 1>7 Photograph 

* Cumbria's loss is Blackpool's gain as countryside crisis favours 

the coast 15/04/01 B 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Bank Holiday sunshine attracted tourists to the beach at 

Teignmouth, Devon yesterday and across Britain some footpaths 

reopened 06/05/01 B 1 1 

* Britain must put more effort into promoting and investing in its 

tourism industry rather than assuming people will just come 

06/05/01 N 2 4>8 Photograph 

* If tourism is so important to our economy, why aren't we 

getting it right? - is foot and mouth the only reason our hotels are 

empty this summer? 20/05/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Sun lovers gave the AA its busiest Saturday of the year with 

nearly the country's motorways 'solid' 27/05/01 B 4 5>7 

Photograph 

* Tourism in Cornwall is booming with a little help from the 

Eden project 27/05/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Comment by Tessa Jowell, the Minister in charge of tourism 

08/07/01 B 7 6>7 Photograph 

* The tourist industry recovers as Britons holiday at home 


* Small businesses in rural communities are being destroyed in 

the aftermath of the foot and mouth epidemic 12/08/01 B 4 1>8 

Photographs 



resorts - see International Affairs: Europe 19/08/01 

* British roads were in chaos as millions of people set off on the 

second day of the hottest August bank holiday weekend for a 

decade 26/08/01 B 5 3>4 Photograph 


239 

TOURNAMENT OF SHADOWS 

* See Book Reviews - Morris, Jan 07/01/01 

TOWN PLANNING 


inner-city site in the country will also come under threat - see 

Architecture 15/07/01 

* The most radical shake-up of the planning system for 50 years 

is on its way from the Government 15/07/01 N 2 2>6 

* The most important planning inquiry since Heathrow Terminal 

Five will take place in London which will shape forever the 

skyline of many UK cities 21/10/01 N 2 4>7 Photograph 

TOWNSEND, SUE 

* Sue Townsend, the award-winning creator of Adrian Mole and 

much-loved comic writer, has spoken for the first time about her 

blindness 25/03/01 B 1 7 

* Interview with Sue Townsend, author of the bestselling Adrian 

Mole books, who was declared totally blind three weeks ago 



TRADE UNIONS 

* Unions have been told to prepare for the closure of the massive 

Llanwern steelworks, with the loss of 3,000 jobs, as metal giants 

Corus finalises a savage package of cutbacks - see Business & 


* Cut workers' hours, not jobs, unions urge steelmakers, Corus - 



axeman - see Leahy, Michael 11/02/01 

* A new mood of conciliation sees unions and employers 

dancing to the same time - see Work 11/03/01 

* Steelmaker Corus has secretly thrown out union proposals to 

save thousands of jobs and keep open threatened UK plants - see 




jobs threatened by steelmaker Corus - see Booth, Cherie 

25/03/01 

* How union hopes for a retraining lifeline were raised, then 

dashed, by the steelmaker Corus - see Business & Industry 

01/04/01 



private involvement in health and education 10/06/01 B 2 2>7 

Photograph 



Labour's plans for public services 01/07/01 B 3 1>3 Photograph 



business involvement in the public sector - see Legal Affairs 

08/07/01 



down of their opposition - see Politics 02/09/01 

* A teaching union has issued a stern warning to parents and 

teachers that author J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter creation could 

lead children to the sinister… - see Teaching Profession 

04/11/01 

TRAILER TRASH 

* Film news 07/01/01 R 13 5 Photographs

* Film news 14/01/01 R 8 5 Photographs 





* Oscar news 25/03/01 R 9 5 Photographs 


* Film news 08/04/01 R 8 2>3 Photographs 




* Film news 06/05/01 R 8 5>6 Photograph 














* Film news 26/08/01 R 9 5 Photograph 







* Film news 14/10/01 R 8 6>7 Photograph 










TRANSLATED ACCOUNTS 


TRANSPORT 

* Yellow school buses, the icon of the American education 


240 

system, are to be brought to Britain in a multi-million pound 

scheme to improve the safety of children travelling to school - 


* London cab drivers spend about five years learning the 

'Knowledge' 11/03/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 



industry to advise him during the general election - see Prescott, 

John 18/03/01 

* Environmental campaigners reacted with fury to a signal by 

the Transport Minister that a raft of roads will be built through 

beauty spots after the general election - see Environment 

13/05/01 

* More than 60,000 new jobs will be created in the expanding 

transport sector in the next decade 13/05/01 N 2 1>4 

* Anti-roads campaigners attack U-turn as car journeys go on 

soaring despite the fuel crisis 05/08/01 B 6 1>6 Photographs 



decade - see Tourism 26/08/01 

* Sweeping measure are to be taken throughout Britain to make 

motoring increasingly untenable and force motorists onto public 

transport 26/08/01 B 1 1>3 

* Concrete barriers, hi-tech gizmos and low cunning are set to 

force motorists out of their cars and on to public transport 


* Outside London, road tolls are proving unpopular - despite the 

Government's boast to the contrary 09/09/01 B 5 4>8 

* London's drivers were urged to leave their cars at home 

yesterday 23/09/01 B 2 5 Photograph 


inferno that could easily have been avoided - see Disasters 

28/10/01 


controversial plans for new roads through nature reserves and 

historic sites 04/11/01 B 14 1>7 Photographs 

* A doom-laden report from its advisers will tell the Government 

that despite its efforts the transport crisis is worse than ever 


* In Britain public transport is a joke, Joanna Walters finds out 

the lessons we can learn from Munich 02/12/01 B 8 1>6 

Photographs 

TRAVEL 

* Nice Weekend? - Riviera Hotel, Bournemouth 07/01/01 E 10 


* Luknow 07/01/01 E 11 1>3 Photographs 

* Italy 07/01/01 E 12>13 1>3 Photographs 

* Escape Guide to 50 top European hotels 07/01/01 E 15>19 


* To launch a regular column on his journey around the world in 

small planes, Martin Buckley describes his early fascination with 

flight and how he got his pilot's licence 07/01/01 E 2>3, 14 1>4 

Photographs 

* Skiing in Tignes, France 07/01/01 E 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Nigel Lloyd's snow reports 07/01/01 E 7 1>4 Photographs 

* Asia 07/01/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Romantic Getaways 14/01/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* New Year visit to a Scottish cottage 14/01/01 E 11 2>4 

Photograph

* Hungary 14/01/01 E 12>13 1>2 Photographs 

* Nice Weekend? - Romney Bay House, Kent 14/01/01 E 14 


* Escape guide to holistic holidays 14/01/01 E 15>19 1>4 

Photographs 

* Special report on skiing 14/01/01 E 2>4 1>4 Photographs, 

map 


* Nigel Lloyd's snow reports 14/01/01 E 4 3>4 Photograph 

* While the snows last, make the most of a Rockies resort that 

lives up to the hype 14/01/01 E 5 1>4 Photograph 

* Observer Travel Awards 2001 14/01/01 E 8>9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Family holidays: 'Luxury camping' in France 21/01/01 E 


* Family holidays: Learning to sail on the Isle of Wight 

21/01/01 E 13 1>4 Photographs 

* Family holidays: Skiing in Austria 21/01/01 E 14>15 1>4 

Photographs 

* Nigel Lloyd's Snow Reports 21/01/01 E 15 3>4 Photograph 

* Nice Family Weekend? - Bishopstrow House, Warminster 


* 20 family breaks 21/01/01 E 17>19 1>4 Photographs 

* Family Holidays: Self-catering in France 21/01/01 E 2>3 1>4 

Photographs 

* Family holidays: A chalet in Switzerland 21/01/01 E 20 1>3 

Photograph 

* At the start of a round-the-world flight in small planes, Martin 

Buckley takes off with a Royal Mail delivery to the Hebrides 

21/01/01 E 22 1>4 Photograph 

* Observer Travel Awards 2001 21/01/01 E 5 1>4 Photographs 

* Family holidays: The Buckley family in the Algarve 21/01/01 

E 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Family holidays: Sun and fund in Norway 21/01/01 E 8>9 1>3 

Photographs 

* Skiing: visit to the Austrian resort of Kaprun to assess the 

lasting impact of its train disaster 28/01/01 E 10>11 1>4 

Photographs 


* Bali 28/01/01 E 12>13 1>3 Photographs 

* Escape Guide to El Born - Barcelona's most hip and happening 

neighbourhood 28/01/01 E 14>17 1>3 Photographs 

* North Africa 28/01/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Sahara 28/01/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Golden Moments holiday winners 28/01/01 E 8 1>3 

Photographs 

* Figures reveal where long-haul travellers most want to go 

28/01/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* A Welsh magical history tour 04/02/01 E 10 1>4 Photographs 

* The Loire Valley 04/02/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Five-page Escape guide to health spas 04/02/01 E 11>15 1>3 

Photographs 

* Skiing in France 04/02/01 E 12 1>4 Photographs 



241 

* Some events to look forward to in the coming year in France 

04/02/01 E 14 1>3 Photograph 

* John Ardagh, author of many books on France, offers a 

selection of his favourite restaurants 04/02/01 E 15>17 1>4 

Photographs 

* What's the best way to travel to France? 04/02/01 E 18>19 


* Budget hotels in France 04/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Ecuador 04/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* How do you keep a large family happy in La Vendee? 


* Foreign Office travel advice 04/02/01 E 5 1>3 Photographs 

* The 'Night Riviera' train leaves Paddington for Penzance, 

Cornwall at 23.50 04/02/01 M 55 1>4 Photographs 

* 'Freestyle' cruising in the Caribbean 04/02/01 E 6>7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Twenty choicer French treats 04/02/01 E 6>7 1>4 

Photographs 

* In the first leg of his journey round the world as a co-pilot, 

Martin Buckley reaches Corsica 04/02/01 E 8 1>4 Photograph 

* Skiing on Norway's mountains 04/02/01 E 8 1>4 Photograph 


* Stephen Lee uncovers the joys of Rennes, a Breton city proud 

of its dissent and gastronomy 04/02/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Nice Weekend? - Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons, Great Milton, 

Oxfordshire 11/02/01 E 10 3 Photographs 

* Travel guides 11/02/01 E 10 1>2 Photographs 

* Escape guide to cricket-crazy Sri Lanka 11/02/01 E 11>13 



* Denmark 11/02/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Skiing in Switzerland 11/02/01 E 8 1>4 Photographs 

* Nigel Lloyd's snow report 11/02/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Skiing in America 18/02/01 E 10>11 1>3 Photograph 

* Nigel Lloyd's ski reports 18/02/01 E 12 1>4 Photograph 

* Escape guide to the greatest shows on earth 18/02/01 E 13>15 


* Martin Buckley continues his global flight with a tribute to a 

flying legend 18/02/01 E 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Milan 18/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Texas 18/02/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Eastern Europe 18/02/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Caernarfon Castle 25/02/01 E 10 1>4 Photographs 

* Escape guide to health spas 25/02/01 E 11>15 1>3 

Photographs 

* Ecuador: the wildlife of the Galapagos Islands has an uneasy 

relationship with tourism 25/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Foreign Office travel advice 25/02/01 E 5 1>3 Photographs 

* 'Freestyle' cruising in the Caribbean 25/02/01 E 6>7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Skiing on Norway's mountains 25/02/01 E 8 1>4 Photograph 

* Nigel Lloyd's ski reports 25/02/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Nigel Lloyd's Snow Reports 04/03/01 E 16 1>3 Photograph

* Martin Buckley's luxury plane trip to Hollywood 04/03/01 E 


* Australia and New Zealand special 04/03/01 E 2>15 1>4 

Photographs 


* Last-minute breaks 11/03/01 E 11>14 1>4 Photograph 

* The Eden Project in Cornwall 11/03/01 E 2>3 1>4 

Photographs 

* Cuba 11/03/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Austria 11/03/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Our choice by Liz Bird - travel tips 18/03/01 E 10 1>4 

Photograph 

* Martin Buckley flies higher than a 747 back from America in a 

Lear Jet, the choice of VIPs in a hurry 18/03/01 E 11 1>3 

Photograph 

* Escape guide: Venice's new luxury inns 18/03/01 E 13>15 



* Skiing in Palandoken, Turkey 18/03/01 E 17 1>3 Photographs 

* Morocco 18/03/01 E 2>3, 12 1>4 Photographs 

* Check before cancelling a trip to the country to see if you are 

covered for the foot & mouth epidemic 18/03/01 C 21 1>6 

Photograph 

* Travel agent turns to café culture 18/03/01 E 5 4 

* Zurich may become the favourite European city for spliffinduced 

fun if a new Bill legalising cannabis is passed by the 

Swiss government 18/03/01 E 5 1>3 Photograph 

* The British spice trail - Bolton, Bradford and Leicester 

18/03/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Top photographers share their travel experiences - see 


* Escape special on low-cost flights 25/03/01 E 11>14 1>4 

Photographs 

* Quick Escapes: best travel bargains of the week 25/03/01 E 24 


* News and Tips: travel news 25/03/01 E 4>5 1>4 Photograph 

* A trip to Northern Ireland's W5 attraction will enlighten and 

entertain you 25/03/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 


* Skiing at Bardonecchia in the Italian Alps 25/03/01 E 8 1>4 

Photographs 

* Indian Ocean 01/04/01 E 11>13 1>4 Photograph 

* Nigel Lloyd's Snow Report 01/04/01 E 14 1>5 Photograph 

* Quick Escapes 01/04/01 E 15 1>4 Photographs 

* Brazil 01/04/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Travel news and tips 01/04/01 E 4>5 1>4 Photographs 

* Portugal 01/04/01 E 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Mad American Festivals 01/04/01 E 8>9 1>3 Photographs 


adventure playground - see Science 08/04/01 

* Amy Lawrence trekking through the rainforest of Madagascar 

befriends a family of lemurs 08/04/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Stephen Pritchard sees an opera, catches a ballet and listens to 

Mahler, all for less than £30 08/04/01 E 14 1>3 Photograph 


242 


* Don't forget to pack your E111 to get free health care abroad 

08/04/01 C 18 1>4 Photograph 

* 20 travel websites 08/04/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* News and tips 08/04/01 E 4>5 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of inflight magazines 08/04/01 E 6 1>4 Photographs 

* Martin Buckley reaches Sudan on the latest leg of his 

adventures hitchhiking around the globe in light aircraft 


* Antwerp is the perfect destination for a shopping spree 

15/04/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* News and tips 15/04/01 E 4>5 1>4 Photograph 

* Vanessa Thorpe heads to Devon to see if the countryside is 

really open during the Foot & Mouth crisis 15/04/01 E 6>7 1>3 

Photographs 

* Israel 22/04/01 E 16 1>3 Photograph 

* Kenya 22/04/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* Zakynthos 22/04/01 E 9 1>4 Photographs 

* Spring breaks 29/04/01 E 11>14 1>4 Photographs 

* A giant balloon goes up for Martin Buckley in Kenya on his 

mission to hitchhike round the world by air 29/04/01 E 16 1>3 

Photograph 

* Novelist Kate Atkinson takes a steam train ride 29/04/01 E 



* Jennifer Coyle pleads to be treated gently after opting for an 

authentic Ayurvedic massage in Kerala 29/04/01 E 6 1>3 

Photographs 

* Shoes, shops and bars in New York 29/04/01 E 8>10 1>4 

Photographs 

* Brazil 06/05/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Lynn Barber's whirlwind tour of the Far East 06/05/01 E 2>3, 

12 1>4 Photographs, map 


* Should you book for 2002? 06/05/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 

* Britain is languishing at the bottom of the European league in 

investment in travel and tourism facilities 08/05/01 N 2 4>6 

Photograph 

* Escape Special on Garden tours around the globe 13/05/01 E 


* As airlines fight economy-class syndrome, John Arlidge gives 

BA's new health spa a pre-flight check 13/05/01 E 15 1>4 

Photograph 

* The Scilly Isles 13/05/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* UK footpaths latest news 13/05/01 E 3 3 Photograph 


* A ghoulish tourist trail takes visitors to a small motel in 

Kansas, where Timothy McVeigh stayed while making his bomb 

13/05/01 E 7 1>3 Photograph 

* Spain 13/05/01 E 8>9 1>3 Photographs 

* Turkey 20/05/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Martin Buckley follows a trail blazed by female fliers as he 

continues his hitchhiking adventures in light aircraft 20/05/01 E 

12 1>4 Photographs, map


* Spring Bank Holiday late deals from Devon to Dubai 20/05/01 


* The ideal holiday for stressed, working mothers 20/05/01 E 9 


* Getting older shouldn't stop you going on holiday, but your 

search for travel insurance may take more time - see Personal 


* Guide to hotels and restaurants in Cornwall 27/05/01 E 10 1>4 

Photograph 

* Escape special city guide: Naples 27/05/01 E 11>14 1>4 

Photographs 

* Morocco 27/05/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* Sheryl Garratt thought it was safe to take her family to Butlins, 

but the camp was gripped by Eighties fever and it was all just a 

little too real 27/05/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Hungary children and people begging are not what we want to 

see on holiday, but how do you cope with your conscience? - see 

Poverty 03/06/01 

* Hitch-hiking around the globe on light aircraft, Martin Buckley 

lands 6,500ft up on Mt Cook in New Zealand for a spot of skiing 



* Europe: Ben Nimmo vowed to take the pilgrims' way to 

Santiago in Spain 03/06/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Family break in Menorca 03/06/01 E 9 1>4 Photographs 



* Affordable France 10/06/01 E 9>12 1>4 Photographs 

* The TGV network now has a fast route to Marseilles: Vanessa 

Thorpe raced by train and Martin Bright by plane to the south of 

France 17/06/01 E 12>13 1>3 Photographs 

* Martin Buckley rediscovers the fear of flying in New Zealand 

on his adventures hitchhiking in light aircraft 17/06/01 E 16 1>3 

Photographs 

* Helsinki is Observer readers' favourite travel destination 

17/06/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* A Hebridean coach trip that's the antidote to package tours 

17/06/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* The results of the Observer Travel Awards 2001 are in 

17/06/01 E 8>9 1>3 Photograph 

* Guide to round the world trips 24/06/01 E 10>11 1>4 

Photographs 

* Backpacking around India with kids 24/06/01 E 2>3, 12 1>4 

Photographs 


* A gourmet tour of the Amalfi coast in Italy 24/06/01 E 6>7 


* A boutique hotel has opened in the fantasy village of 

Portmeirion, Wales, home of the sixties' TV series The Prisoner 


* More and more of us are quitting our jobs to travel abroad - 

often with the blessing of our employers - see Personal Finance 

01/07/01 

* A 10-step guide to surviving airport chaos 01/07/01 E 2>3 


243 


* Holidaymakers fume as Spanish coach strike leaves thousands 

stranded 01/07/01 B 3 1>7 Photographs 


* Martin Buckley ends his round-the-world aircraft-hitching trip 

with an evocation of romantic flying boats in the South Pacific 


* Escape Special on Cycling 01/07/01 E 9>12 1>4 Photographs 

* The Earl of Swinton's family has been reinstated in Swinton 

Park which is now a hotel and opened at the peak of the foot and 

mouth crisis 08/07/01 E 12 1>3 Photographs 

* Party animals in Ayia Napa and Cyprus 08/07/01 E 2>3 1>4 

Photographs 


* As Britain begins to recover from the foot and mouth crisis, 

now is the time to take advantage of some great deals 08/07/01 

E 6>7 1>3 Photograph 

* Escape special on the favourite French hotels of Observer 

writers 08/07/01 E 9>11 1>3 Photographs 

* Parrot Cay, the Caribbean's most exclusive hideaway 15/07/01 


* Escape special: Treviso city guide 15/07/01 E 11>14 1>4 

Photographs 

* Alternative tour of London in a four-poster bed 15/07/01 E 16 



* Gap year: the young traveller's guide to backpackers 15/07/01 

E 6>7 1>3 Illustrations 

* Berlin's alternative attractions 15/07/01 E 8>9 1>4 

Photographs 

* Holidaying in a camper vans 22/07/01 E 02>03 1>4 

Photographs 

* Childhood holidays No 1: Michael Winner 22/07/01 E 03 4 

Photograph 


* Single parent travel in the Algarve 22/07/01 E 06>07 1>3 

Photographs 

* Childhood holidays No 2: Kate Grenville 22/07/01 E 07 4 

Photograph 

* Former Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan took his wife and 

four children on a global trip 22/07/01 E 08>09 1>3 

Photographs 

* Childhood holidays No 3: Nik Kershaw 22/07/01 E 10 1 

Photograph 

* Tips for travelling with children and babies 22/07/01 E 10 2>4 

Photographs 

* Last minute family bargains 22/07/01 E 11 1>4 Photograph 

* Childhood holidays No 4: Kathy Lette 22/07/01 E 12 1 

Photograph 

* Entertaining kids: twenty days out for under £20 22/07/01 E 


* The best gear for catching the waves 29/07/01 E 10 1>3 

Photographs 

* Stockholm city guide 29/07/01 E 11>14 1>4 Photographs 

* Stag and Hen weekends in New York, La Rochelle and 

Copenhagen 29/07/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs


* Surfing in Mexico 29/07/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Holidays of the rich and famous - see Celebrities 05/08/01 

* New York: Bill Clinton opened his new office in Harlem last 

week - the best places to mix with the locals 05/08/01 E 10>11 


* Family holidays: four parents explain their different strategies 

for making sure that a holiday really is a break 05/08/01 E 


* Britain's best beach resorts 05/08/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* Summer days out 05/08/01 E 6 1 Photograph, illustration 



Moulin Rouge 05/08/01 E 6>7 2>3 Photographs 

* On the trail of Toulouse-Lautrec: The real Moulin-Rouge 

05/08/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Mississippi 12/08/01 E 10>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Where to stay in Barcelona 12/08/01 E 12>14 1>4 

Photographs 

* Inside the holiday camp Hitler built on the Baltic Coast 

12/08/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* Five of the best phrase books put to the test on holiday in 

Portugal 12/08/01 E 6>7 2>4 Photograph 

* South Africa: three days in the Mala Mala 12/08/01 E 8>9 


* Football holidays 19/08/01 E 11>13 1>4 Photographs 

* Abroad is far better when you just fantasise about it says 

Kathryn Hughes 19/08/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph 

* Australia 19/08/01 E 2>3, 14>15 1>4 Photographs 


* York 19/08/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Family Bank Holiday: Days out in the UK 19/08/01 E 8>9 



traveller's cheques rather than local currency traveller's 

cheques… - see Personal Finance 26/08/01 

* France 26/08/01 E 10>11 1>3 Photographs 

* Greek Islands 26/08/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* New York 26/08/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photograph 

* Summer days out 26/08/01 E 7 3 Photograph 

* A survival weekend in Devon 26/08/01 E 9 1>3 Photographs 

* Offbeat Florida 02/09/01 E 11>14 1>4 Photographs 

* Botswana 02/09/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* News and tips 02/09/01 E 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Letters: travel queries 02/09/01 E 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Coventry is where poet Philip Larkin said his childhood was 

'unspent': its appropriate then that half the sites on the city's new 

Larkin trail no longer exist 02/09/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* California by rail 02/09/01 E 8>9, 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Cyprus - Anassa, the ultimate Mediterranean retreat 09/09/01 


244 

E 2>3, 12 1>4 Photographs 

* News and tips 09/09/01 E 4 1>6 Photographs 

* Letters: travel queries 09/09/01 E 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Cruises 09/09/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photographs 

* Escape special: UK wine hotels 09/09/01 E 9>12 1>3 

Photographs 

* Last week's events in the US will change the face of air travel 

for ever - see Aviation Industry 16/09/01 

* Some travellers stranded in North America last week or whose 

flights from the UK were cancelled will not be entitled to 

compensation from travel insurers - see Personal Finance 

16/09/01 

* News and tips 16/09/01 E 4 1>4 Photograph 

* Letters: travel queries 16/09/01 E 5 1>6 

* Following in the steps of the poets, Wordsworth and Coleridge 

in the West Country as a new film cements their legend 

16/09/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Seven Paris hotels for less than £50 16/09/01 E 9>11 1>4 

Photographs 

* Locals and travellers in Uzbekistan are calm despite the threat 

to their Afghan neighbours 23/09/01 E 0 1>4 Photograph, map 

* Skiing in Puy St Vincent in the French Alps 23/09/01 E 10>11 


* Travel trends after the terrorist attacks on New York 23/09/01 

E 2>5, 12 1>4 Photographs 

* Travellers face continuing confusion following warnings that 

some airlines may ground flights from Tuesday because insurers 

are unwilling to provide war cover for planes 23/09/01 C 4 1>4 

* Italy 23/09/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs, map 

* Sweden: snowboarding, sledging, riding and skiing 30/09/01 


* Ultimate skiing 30/09/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* News and tips: after the attacks 30/09/01 E 4 1>4 Photograph 

* Travel letters on skiing 30/09/01 E 5 1>6 Photographs 

* Learning to ski 30/09/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* What gear is wear on the ski slopes this winter 30/09/01 E 8 


* The Whistler ski and snowboard school 30/09/01 E 9 1>2 

Cartoon 

* Christmas abroad 07/10/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Travel news: after the attacks 07/10/01 E 4 1>5 Photographs 

* Travel letters 07/10/01 E 5 1>6 Photograph 

* Milan 07/10/01 E 6>7 1>4 Photographs 

* Escape Special: Two sides of Bali 07/10/01 E 9>12 1>4 

Photographs 

* Morocco 14/10/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* How are tourists being treated in other Muslim holiday 

hotspots following the 11 September terrorist attacks? 14/10/01 

E 3 4 



* A transatlantic crossing on the QE2 allowed Robert McCrum 

to do his bit for the battle against global terrorism 14/10/01 E 

6>7 2>4 Photographs

* Fly-drive Canaries 14/10/01 E 9>11 1>4 Photographs 

* Lisbon city guide 21/10/01 E 11>14 1>3 Photographs 

* Travel tips 21/10/01 E 15 1 Photographs, illustrations 

* A 'blended' family holiday in Crete 21/10/01 E 2>3 1>4 

Photographs 

* News special 21/10/01 E 4 1>4 Photograph 

* Letters 21/10/01 E 5 1>5 Photographs 

* Half-term attractions around the UK 21/10/01 E 6 1>3 

Photographs 

* Skiing in California 21/10/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 


ignoring global environment damage and human rights abuses - 

see Human Rights 28/10/01 

* Small and special: Barbados/St Vincent/St Lucia 28/10/01 E 

10>12 13 1>4 

Photographs 


* Travel letters 28/10/01 E 5 1>4 Photographs 

* The 'in' places in the West Indies 28/10/01 E 6>7 1>4 

Photographs 

* Dominica 28/10/01 E 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Africa 04/11/01 R 10>11 1>3 Photograph 

* Tour operators have resumed holidays to Sri Lanka now that 

the Foreign Office has relaxed its travel warning 04/11/01 E 2>3 



* Letters 04/11/01 E 5 1>6 Photograph 

* A guide to London that most tourists never see 04/11/01 E 


* Skiing 04/11/01 R 8>9 1>3 Photographs 

* Caribbean 11/11/01 E 10>11 1>3 Photographs 

* Moscow 11/11/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 




* Skiing in France 11/11/01 E 9 1>4 Photograph 

* The Red Sea 18/11/01 E 10>12 1>4 Photograph 

* New York 18/11/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* Miami 18/11/01 E 4>5 1>3 Photographs 



* Skiing 18/11/01 E 9 1>4 Photograph 


* Peru 25/11/01 E 2>3 1>3 Photographs 

* Skiing: Chris Gill's top 10 places 25/11/01 E 4>5 1>4 

Photographs 

* Letters 25/11/01 E 6 1>6 Photographs 


* Dutch theme park, Efteling 25/11/01 E 9 1>3 Photograph 


245 

* China 02/12/01 E 10>12 1>3 Photograph, map 

* For the cost of your central heating bill you could spend a 

whole winter in Crete 02/12/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 

* A visit to Utah, that hosts the Winter Olympics in February 

02/12/01 E 4>5 1>3 Photographs 

* Travel letters 02/12/01 E 6 1>6 Photographs 


* Skiing in Chamonix 02/12/01 E 8>9 1>2 Photographs 

* Ethiopia 09/12/01 E 10>12 1>3 Photograph 

* Jeannette Hyde flies Concorde to the Caribbean, playground of 

the rich and famous 09/12/01 E 2>3 1>3 Photographs, map 



* Six resorts where Alpine charm and great skiing can be 

combined 09/12/01 E 6>7 1>3 Photograph 

* Iceland 09/12/01 E 8>9 1>3 Photographs 

* Airport delays should have sent us back to trains, but lines 

were crossed - see Railway Industry 16/12/01 

* British hotels despair as Americans refuse to travel - see Hotels 

16/12/01 


ever recover? - see Aviation Industry 16/12/01 

* The low-cost boom in air travel - see Aviation Industry 

16/12/01 

* USA 16/12/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 


* Travel insurance is often the last thing young travellers think 

about before roaming the globe and it could cost them dear 

16/12/01 C 4>5 1>4 Photograph 



* Skiing - the new breed of luxury chalets 16/12/01 E 8>10 1>4 

Photographs 

* Ann Widdecombe escapes Parliamentary pressures and treats 

her mother to the haunting beauty of Norway's Arctic wilderness 


* Canada's top two Rocky Mountain retreats are big on 

traditional winter pastimes and elegance - and the skiing's not 

bad either 23/12/01 R 21 1>5 Photographs 

* Snow update 23/12/01 R 21 6 

* 99 things you need to know about travelling in 2002 30/12/01 

R 17>23 1>6 Photographs 

TRAVEL VIEW 

* Jeannette Hyde 06/05/01 E 20 1>3 Photographs 




* Jeannette Hyde 03/06/01 E 20 1>3 Photograph 




* Jeannette Hyde 01/07/01 E 20 1>3 Photographs


















* Joanne O'Connor 04/11/01 R 20 1>3 Photograph 







* Jeannette Hyde 23/12/01 R 23 4>6 Photographs 

TRAVIS 


TREATMENT, THE 


TRICKY 


TRIESTE AND THE MEANING OF NOWHERE 

* See Book Reviews - Clements, Paul 14/10/01 

TRUE CONFESSIONS 

* Scenes from real life 07/01/01 R 6 5 

* Scenes from real life 14/01/01 R 4 5 6 

* Scenes from real life 25/02/01 R 4 5 

TRUE HISTORY OF THE KELLY GANG 

* See Book Reviews - Rogers, Jane 07/01/01 

TRUE TALES OF AMERICAN LIFE 


TUNNEL VISIONS 


TURNER, BENJAMIN BRECKNELL 

* See Victoriana 08/04/01 

TURNER, TED 


246 



outspoken views 08/04/01 B 19 1>4 Photograph 

TYNAN, KENNETH, THE DIARIES OF 

* See Book Reviews - Hare, David 07/10/01 

TYNAN, KENNETH, THE DIARIES OF... 


UCHIDA, MITSUKO AND MARK STEINBERG 


UFOS 

* A top secret report on UFOs written in 1951 and used to brief 

Prime Minister Winston Churchill, has recently been unearthed 


ULLMAN, MARCUS 


UN BALLO IN MASCHERA 


UNACKNOWLEDGED LEGISLATION 


UNDISCOVERED CHEKHOV 


UNEMPLOYMENT 

* Britain's ongoing employment growth is expected to come to a 

shuddering halt if figures released on Wednesday are in line with 

City forecasts 09/09/01 N 2 4>8 

* Even by the Government's own measure, unemployment in 

Britain is set to increase, according to official figures released 

this week 11/11/01 N 2 7>8 

UNFINEST HOUR 


UNGENTLE SHAKESPEARE 


UNITED NATIONS 

* World music singer Natacha Atlas, UN goodwill ambassador, 

spoke at her first UN press conference in Geneva last week - see 

Atlas, Natacha 03/06/01 

* Six years ago, the Serbs attached the UN 'safe area' of 

Gorazde, taking British peacekeepers hostage and isolating 

hundreds of others - the survivors remarkable story 24/06/01 M 


* Evidence of gross mismanagement and possible corruption at 

the Vienna headquarters of the UN agency fighting drug crime 

has been obtained by The Observer 29/07/01 B 22 7>8 

Photograph 

* A former UN police officer is suing a British security firm 

over claims that it covered up the involvement of fellow officers 

in sex crimes and prostitution rackets in the Balkans 29/07/01 B 

4 1>3 

* Secret talks were under way to try to rescue from collapse the 

United Nation's anti-racism conference in South Africa 02/09/01 


* Africans back down at the UN race talks 09/09/01 B 16 7>8 

* Toby Young recalls a dinner party with Kofi Annan, Secretary 

General of the UN - see Annan, Kofi 14/10/01 

UP THE FEEDER, DOWN THE 'MOUTH


URANIUM 



ammunition in the Balkans - see Armed Forces 07/01/01 

* Radioactive dust from depleted uranium weapons remains in 

the atmosphere at potentially dangerous levels for up to a decade 

after their use 07/01/01 B 1>2 8 

* Inhaling depleted uranium particles causes acute symptoms 

identical to those claimed by Gulf War veterans 14/01/01 B 25 


UYS, PIETER-DIRK 


VACCINATIONS 

* More than one million children have been denied an essential 

vaccination against tuberculosis because the Government 

scheme has been in disarray for 18 months 14/01/01 B 5 7>8 

* Bill Gates have given the largest single boost to the worldwide 

search for an Aids vaccine - see Gates, Bill 28/01/01 

* Drug company Glaxo Welcome allowed thousands of British 

babies to be inoculated with toxic whooping cough vaccines 

08/07/01 B 1>2 2>6 

* Observer special investigation into toxic vaccinations ruining 

lives 08/07/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs 

* A doctor whose criticism of the MMR vaccinations infuriated 

Ministers and sparked a fierce debate in the medical profession 

claimed he had been forced out of his job 02/12/01 B 6 7>8 

Photograph 

* Thousands of babies may have been mistakenly injected with 

incorrect vaccines in the 1970s, the Observer has uncovered 

09/12/01 B 6 1>6 Photograph 





triple vaccine - see Blair, Tony & Cherie 23/12/01 

* Vaccines against malaria could trigger a deadly biological 

'arms race' between nature and mankind 30/12/01 B 20 6>7 

Photograph 

VADIM 


VAGINA MONOLOGUES, THE 


VAN DER POST, LAURENS 

* Laurens van der Post, revered by Margaret Thatcher and Prince 

Charles, hid the fact he fathered a child with a girl of 14 


VAN HOUTEN, LESLIE 



says she wants to go free 24/06/01 B 22 1>7 Photographs 

VAN OUTEN, DENISE 

* Interview with celebrity Denise Van Outen 25/03/01 R 3 1>5 

Photographs 

VANITY FAIR 




247 


VARIETY 

* Review of Marc Salem 14/10/01 R 13 1>3 Photograph 

VATICAN, THE 

* This week a tribunal of Vatican theologians will begin to 

consider whether Mother Teresa should be made a saint - see 

Mother Teresa 19/08/01 

* The Vatican is split on Opus Dei's miracle 21/10/01 B 26 8 

Photograph 

VAZ, KEITH 

* Foreign Office minister, Keith Vaz accepted a job with a 

company owned by an Iraqi-born tycoon who is wanted for 

questioning over a massive European corruption scandal 

04/02/01 B 1>2 6>7 Photograph 

* Foreign Office Minister Keith Vaz has personally overturned 

decisions by immigration officers an unprecedented 50 times 

18/03/01 B 2 2>8 Photograph 


Office Minister Keith Vaz in his attempts to avoid extradition - 

see Fraud 27/05/01 

* The strange case of Keith Vaz, the Iraqi tycoon and Interpol - 

see Vaz, Keith 27/05/01 

* Former Foreign Office Minister Keith Vaz faces claims that he 

may have received a payment from a rich businessman wanted 

for questioning in France 23/12/01 B 2 7 Photograph 

VEGETARIANISM 

* Paul McCartney first discovered vegetarianism when visiting 

an Indian asram with Jane Asher in 1967 - see McCartney, Paul 

23/09/01 

* Vegetarianism in Russia was forbidden 70 years ago, now 

more than a century after the first Russian vegetarianism society 

was founded, the meat-free life is... - see International Affairs: 

Russia 30/09/01 

VERMEER AND PAINTING IN DELFT 


VERMEER AND THE DELFT SCHOOL 


VERMEER, JOHANNES 

* On the eve of a major UK show, a reappraisal of Johannes 

Vermeer, now claimed to have a place among the Dutch masters 

- see Art 27/05/01 

VERSACE, DONATELLA 

* Donatella Versace hosted the wedding reception of Jennifer 

Lopez and Cris Judd last week - see Lopez, Jennifer 07/10/01 

VICTOR, ED 

* Interview with Ed Victor, literary agent 25/11/01 R 3 1>6 

Photographs 

VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM 

* As the V&A awaits the arrival of its new director, Deyan 

Sudjic outlines a radical programme to bring this venerable 

institution into the 21st century 28/01/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs 

VICTORIANA 

* Review of The Victorian Vision: Inventing new 

Britain/Benjamin Brecknell Turner: Rural England Through a 

Victorian Lens 08/04/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs 

VIDEOS





* Last week an adult video store was fined £5,000 for selling soft 

porn, Confessions of a Sex Maniac, under the label hard-core 

porn 28/01/01 R 2 1>4 Photographs 

* Review of new releases 11/02/01 R 9 1>6 Photograph 



* Review of new releases 04/03/01 R 7 1>6 







* Review of new releases 22/04/01 R 8 5 Photograph 

* Review of new releases 29/04/01 R 8 5 Photograph 

* Review of new releases 13/05/01 R 9 5 Photographs 





























248 

* UK sales of the animated video Barbie in the Nutcracker, 

owned by Entertainment Rights, have topped 500,000 over the 

Christmas period 30/12/01 B 21 4>6 Photograph 

VIETNAM WAR 

* British photographer Tim Page was shot four times in 

Vietnam… his haunting images of conflict, suffering and the 

survival of the human spirit that will be his lasting legacy 

23/09/01 M 26>32 1>4 Photographs 

VIEW OF DELFT, A 

* See Book Reviews - Holland, Mike 10/06/01 

VIOLA, BILL 

* See Art 06/05/01 

VIOLENCE 

* A wave of alarm about youth violence is spreading across 

France after one of the capital's sleekest shopping areas became 

a battlefield - see International Affairs: Europe 04/02/01 

* Rival football thugs call temporary truce via internet to join 

forces for violent clashes at crucial World Cup match 15/07/01 




unable to control violent behaviour - see Computers & Computer 

Technology 19/08/01 



week's World Cup qualifier in Munich 26/08/01 B 5 1>2 

VIRTUAL MURDOCH 

* See Book Reviews - Bell, Emily 15/07/01 

VIVISECTION 

* As a mystery financial backer steps in to rescue the 

Huntingdon Life Sciences labs, Martin Bright sees the operating 

rooms and breeding centres where animals live and die for 

medicine - and commerce 21/01/01 B 8>9 1>8 Photographs 

VOLOCHKOVA, ANASTASIA 

* See Dance 30/09/01 

VOLPE, TOD 

* Art dealer Tod Volpe thought he had it made, but that was 

before the FBI got into the frame… 21/01/01 M 22>28 1>4 

Photographs 

VOYAGE IN THE DARK 


WAGE SLAVES 

* The SAS 11/11/01 C 16 1>4 Illustration 

* DJs 18/11/01 C 16 1>4 Illustration 

* The clergy 25/11/01 C 20 1>4 Photograph 

* Interpreters 02/12/01 C 16 1>4 Illustration 

* Shop assistants 09/12/01 R 16 1>4 Illustration 

* Party organisers 16/12/01 C 16 1>4 Illustration 

* Santa Claus 23/12/01 B 20 6>8 Illustration, photograph 

* Gym instructors 30/12/01 B 24 5>7 Photograph 

WALKER, ALICE 



racial equality 25/02/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs

WALLINGER, MARK: NO MAN'S LAND 

* See Art 25/11/01 

WANAMAKER, ZOE 

* Interview with actress Zoë Wanamaker 11/03/01 R 7 1>5 

Photographs 

WAR AGAINST CLICHÉ: ESSAYS AND REVIEWS 


WAR, BABY: THE GLAMOUR OF VIOLENCE 

* See Book Reviews - Moss, Stephen 28/10/01 

WARDEN OF ENGLISH, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Hawtree, Christopher 19/08/01 

WAREING, MARCUS 

* Jay Rayner meets… chef, Marcus Wareing 15/07/01 B 18 1>6 

Photographs 

WARK, KIRSTY 

* Interview with Kirsty Walk, Newsnight Presenter, who this 

year has become the star of the campaign by outsmarting the 

politicians 03/06/01 R 3 1>5 Photographs 

WARNER, DEBORAH 

* Profile on Deborah Warner, theatrical director 21/01/01 R 5 


WARNOCK, MARY 


WARS, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Carty, Peter 02/12/01 

WATER 

* Water regulator Philip Fletcher is expected to agree to 

controversial proposals for restructuring Welsh Water 28/01/01 

N 1 3>8 

WATERMAN, PETE 

* Interview with pop producer, Pete Waterman 16/12/01 R 3 


WATSON, MICHAEL 

* Fighting Back: The Michael Watson Story - see Television 

30/09/01 

WATSON, PAUL 

* Paul Watson, co-founder of Greenpeace, who was ousted for 

being too violent, is to have a Hollywood film made about his 

life, Ocean Warrior 25/03/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs 

WATTS, CHARLIE, ON CHARLIE PARKER 

* See Radio 23/09/01 

WAUGH, AUBERON 

* Lynn Barker recalls her 30-year friendship with Auberon 

Waugh 21/01/01 R 17 1>6 Photographs 

WAY WE LIVE NOW, THE 

* Young fogies - one foot in the groove 14/01/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Virtual relationships: logging on to love 21/01/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Screamin' kids: Children of a lesser god 28/01/01 M 8 1>3 

Photograph 

* The sky at night: the real stars in our eyes 04/02/01 M 6 1>3 


249 

Illustration 

* Checkmates: if Madonna likes chess, we like chess 11/02/01 


* Delayed gratification: the waiting game 18/02/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* DJ Mania: All hands on decks 25/02/01 M 8 1>3 Photograph 

* Playing away: when scoring doesn't count 04/03/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Dirty Dancing: pole positions 11/03/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Forestation of the Nation: Green and pleasant land 18/03/01 M 


* Radio Phone-Ins: hearing voices 25/03/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Comic Relief: last of the action heroes 01/04/01 M 6 1>3 

Cartoon 

* Condiment craze: a salt on the senses 08/04/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* The Moral Maze: Children of a lesser god 15/04/01 M 6 1>3 

Illustration 

* The new family: splitting the difference 22/04/01 M 6 1>4 

Photograph 

* Le Pop Culture: France turns the tables 29/04/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Group practice: we're all in this together 06/05/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Award Shows: it's better to receive… 13/05/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Anonymous letters: long-distance love affairs 20/05/01 M 6 


* Poll Positions: back to basics 27/05/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Child benefit: when boys and girls go out to play 03/06/01 M 


* Bad hair days: mohawks, mullets, mohicans… 10/06/01 M 6 


* Lie back and think of England 17/06/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* An office and a gentleman 24/06/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The beginning of the end 01/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Kindergarten coup 15/07/01 M 6 1>3 Illustration 

* The vieux garcon network 22/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Finishing school 29/07/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Stars of the screen 05/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Too good to be true 12/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Sweet on sugar daddies 19/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Stranger than fiction 26/08/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* A little local trouble 02/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* What couples really fight about 09/09/01 M 6 1>3 Illustration 

* Hooked on trailers 16/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Now for something completely different 23/09/01 M 6 1>3 

Photograph 

* Stardust memories 30/09/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* On the contrary… 07/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photographs 

* Virtually transmitted diseases 14/10/01 M 6 1>3 Illustration

* What your walls say about you 21/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The times they are a changing 28/10/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Are you sitting comfortably? 04/11/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Why the fur is flying 11/11/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Bench marks the spot 18/11/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* The parent trap 25/11/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* A sobering experience 02/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 


* Meet the new man in my life 09/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

* Toy stories 16/12/01 M 6 1>3 Photograph 

WEALTH 

* The Republic of Ireland's new rich have been flaunting their 

fortunes in style - see Ireland 22/07/01 

* Jamie Doward asks whether the recession-driven rush into the 

'new alchemy' for the rich will end in tears - see Economy 

19/08/01 

WEALTHCHECK 
































250 







* Personal finance case study 16/09/01 R 8 1>5 Photograph 












* Personal finance case study 09/12/01 R 12 1>5 Photograph 


WEATHER 


have sunk but as the panic recedes, buyers will be back - see 


* Britain prepared for its warmest day of the year 29/07/01 B 1 

4 Photograph 

* Sun, sand, traffic jams, pollution - now we know summer has 

arrived 29/07/01 B 4 4>8 Photographs 

* Bad weather and building projects have combined to create an 

erosion crisis in Normandy - see International Affairs: Europe 

05/08/01 



decade - see Tourism 26/08/01 

* Special report on the climate change - see Climate 28/10/01 

* Bookmakers have shortened the odds on a white Christmas, 

with experts predicting a 90 per cent chance of snow on 

Christmas Day 23/12/01 B 1 4 Photograph 

* Meteorologists have warned of the wintry weather for the new 

year 30/12/01 B 2 5 Photograph 

WEDDINGS 

* Wedding costs 11/02/01 C 18>19 1>3 Photographs 

WEEPING SUSANNAH 


WEINSTOCK, LORD 

* Lord Weinstock architect of GEC which has been turned into 

crisis-ridden Marconi, has lost hundreds of millions of pounds in 

the catastrophic slump in the company's shares - see Business & 


* Crisis-ridden telecoms company Marconi is on the verge of allout 

war with Lord Weinstock, its chairman emeritus, ahead of 

this week's annual meeting - see Business & Industry 15/07/01

WELFARE STATE 


that jobs are 'there for the taking' and that anyone under 50 who 

can work must do so - see Politics 14/01/01 

* Deaf people in Britain are being denied substantial government 

allowances because of an unjust and unresponsive benefits 

system which fails to meet their needs 21/10/01 B 13 1>2 

WELLS, H.G. 

* A cache of previously suppressed material gives new details on 

the affairs of H.G. Wells 07/01/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs 

WEMBLEY STADIUM 

* FA's shock U-turn on Wembley Stadium 14/01/01 S 13 1>2 

* FA must find £100m to save Wembley dream 28/01/01 N 1 


* Rebuilding a national football stadium at Wembley is 'barmy' 

and the plan should be scrapped says a leading construction 

expert 15/04/01 N 2 5>7 

* Officials warn Blair that stadium needs £100m or flagship plan 

faces collapse 29/04/01 B 3 6>7 

* Adam Crozier, the FA's chief executive was last night 

embroiled in a political row over the ill-starred Wembley 

redevelopment - see Sport: Football 06/05/01 

* FA attempts to save Wembley with bid for 2012 Olympics 

06/05/01 B 2 2>7 Cartoon 

* Will Buckley remembers when the FA Cup final was held at 

Wembley - see Sport: Football 13/05/01 

* The Government will move this week to resolve the 

embarrassing Wembley Stadium debacle and write a cheque for 

more than £100m to save the project 24/06/01 N 1 1>3 

* Wembley Stadium's former caterers are suing the Football 

Association for £7m in a fresh blow to the troubled efforts to 

rebuild the home of English soccer 08/07/01 N 2 3>7 

* Wembley is set to remain the home of English football after a 

government inquiry 19/08/01 S 18 3>4 

* Wembley Stadium, the scene of English football's greatest 

World Cup triumph in 1966, will not be rebuilt 04/11/01 B 5 


* Wembley Stadium is to be rebuilt in a £700m deal 09/12/01 B 

1 1>6 

* Sentiment may have blurred the vision for choice of national 

stadium 09/12/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs 

* Ken Livingstone comments on Wembley Stadium plans - see 


WENGER, ARSENE 

* Interview with Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger 29/07/01 S 2 


* Profile on Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger 09/12/01 B 25 


WESSEX, SOPHIE 

* The royal family faced a major breakdown in its relations with 

the Government after taped conversations revealed the Countess 

of Wessex's scorn for Tony and Cherie Blair 08/04/01 B 1, 3 

1>3 



the tabloid paper that set her up 08/04/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs 

* The Sophie Tapes: word by word, Sophie digs herself deeper 

into trouble 08/04/01 B 3 1>8 


251 

* The Countess of Wessex's firm has lost its high-profile PR 

account with a Thai hotel group which owns the Banyan Tree 

villas 15/04/01 E 9 2>4 Photographs 

WESSEX, THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF… 

* The Earl and Countess of Wessex, furious over scrutiny of 

their finances, have boycotted public duties for the rest of the 

year 19/08/01 B 4 1>7 Photograph, cartoon 

WEST, MAE: AN ICON IN BLACK AND WHITE 

* See Book Reviews - Holden, Anthony 07/10/01 

WESTWOOD, VIVIENNE 

* British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood turns 60 

08/04/01 M 10>15 1>4 Photographs 

WHALING 

* Next week Japan takes on the world to lift the ban on whaling - 

the harpoon hunters who demand the right to kill for profit and 

accuse the West of double standards 24/06/01 B 10>11 1>8 

Photographs 

* The worldwide ban on the commercial hunting of whales faces 

collapse this week after a campaign by pro-whaling nations to 

overturn it 22/07/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs 

WHAT SHE SAW 


WHAT'S THE CATCH? 

* Free connection internet service provider 21/01/01 C 9 3>6 

* Equitable Life policyholders who want to transfer their pension 

funds may be attracted to one solution being offered by financial 

advisers 28/01/01 C 9 1 

* Mortgage broker Savills Private Finance is launching what it 

claims is the cheapest capped rate mortgage in 50 years 

04/02/01 C 31 3>6 

* Insurance policy claiming to cover legal action against an 

airline as well as medical expenses should you develop deep 

vein thrombosis 18/02/01 C 35 3>6 

* Scottish Widows European Isa promoted on returns since its 

launch in 1986 25/02/01 C 25 3>6 

* Axa Sun Life Bonus CashBuilder Plus scheme 18/03/01 C 25 


* Intelligence Finance's advertising campaign for integrated 

banking 25/03/01 C 27 4>6 

* MNBA's Platinum Plus Visa Card 01/04/01 C 25 2>6 

* A personal loan with Paramount Bank for 8.9 per cent 

08/04/01 C 9 1>4 Photograph 

* Halifax Platinum Credit Card Cheques 15/04/01 C 15 3>6 

* Holiday travel insurance 13/05/01 C 15 1>4 

WHEATCROFT, GEOFFREY 





WHEELS 

* Toyota's RAV4 GX 01/04/01 M 59 1>4 Photographs 

* Croydon city tram 08/04/01 M 69 1>4 Photographs 

* Sweden's Kronan is safe, solid and very reliable - it's the Volvo 

of the bicycle world 29/04/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs

* Habana Custom 06/05/01 M 59 1>4 Photographs 

* Mini Cooper 17/06/01 M 57 1>4 Photographs 

* Mercedes SLK 320 24/06/01 M 56 1>4 Photographs 

* Volvo Cross Country 08/07/01 M 53 1>4 Photographs 

* The Bleinheim III 23/09/01 M 57 1>4 Photographs 

* Mercedes ML430 07/10/01 M 71 1>4 Photographs 

* Alfa 147 21/10/01 M 68 1>4 Photographs 

* Audi A2 SE 28/10/01 M 86 1>4 Photographs 

* Toyota MR2 04/11/01 M 73 1>4 Photographs 

* Ducati S4 02/12/01 M 58 1>4 Photographs 

* Audi Allroad 16/12/01 M 69 1>4 Photographs 

* GNER's White Rose 30/12/01 M 40 1>4 Photograph 

WHEN WE WERE ORPHANS 

* See Book Reviews - Diski, Chloe 04/03/01 

WHITE MALE HEART 


WHITE STRIPES 


WHITE TEETH 

* See Book Reviews - Perry, Jane 21/01/01 

WHITE, ANNA 

* Profile on Anna White, the headteacher who has won praise 

for turning round Britain's worst secondary school 11/03/01 B 


WHITEHOUSE, MARY 




Whitehouse - see Media 18/03/01 

WHITEHOUSE, PAUL 

* Paul Whitehouse, the Chief Constable of Sussex who resigned 

last week has called for a public inquiry into the events that led 

to him being forced out 01/07/01 B 13 4>6 Photograph 

WHITEREAD, RACHEL 

* It's been beset with problems but Rachel Whiteread's sculpture 

for Trafalgar Square's empty plinth will be unveiled - see Art 

27/05/01 

* Review of Rachel Whiteread's exhibition at the Serpentine, 

London W2 - see Art 24/06/01 

* Review of Rachel Whiteread: Monument, Trafalgar Square - 

see Art 15/07/01 

WIDOWER'S HOUSE 


WILDE, OSCAR 

* The only recording of the speech of Oscar Wilde has been 

exposed as a fake by the British Library 28/01/01 B 5 1>3 

Photograph 

* Explicit documents prepared for the Oscar Wilde libel case 

have come to light, offering a revealing new glimpse into the 

double life led by the Irish writer 06/05/01 B 12 1>7 

Photographs 

WILDLIFE 


252 

* The wildlife on the Galapagos Islands has an uneasy 

relationship with tourism 04/02/01 E 2>3 1>4 Photographs 



leak which is a threat to wildlife - see Environment 18/02/01 

* Species of wildlife thought to have disappeared from our 

shores are actually alive and well according to a study 22/04/01 


* International Dawn Chorus Day - see Radio 13/05/01 

WILLETTS, DAVID 


WILLIAM, PRINCE 

* In just a few weeks' time a small Scottish university town will 

be home to Prince William 02/09/01 M 20>25 1>4 Photographs 

* As Prince William gives his last interview before starting a 

four-year degree in art history at St Andrews, report on what the 

heir to the throne hopes to learn from university life 23/09/01 B 


WILLIAMS, MICHAEL 

* Michael Williams 1935-2001, the former director of the Royal 

National Theatre, Sir Richard Eyre, remembers the actor 

Michael Williams, who died last week - see Deaths 14/01/01 

WILLIAMS, ROBBIE 


WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY 

* Jay Rayner meets… Shirley Williams, Liberal Democrat, who 

at 71 is still fizzing with enthusiasm 16/12/01 B 14 1>6 

Photographs 

WILLIAMSON, KEVIN 

* Kevin Williamson first published extracts of Trainspotting, 

now he wants an urban retreat for Britain's cannabis smokers - 

see Drugs & Drug Abuse 25/11/01 

WILTON, PENELOPE 

* Actress Penelope Wilton explains her craft 30/09/01 R 6 1>6 

Photographs 

WIND, SAND AND STARS 


WINE DARK SEA, THE 

* See Book Reviews - Dickie, John 15/07/01 

WINFREY, OPRAH 



October, the author had misgivings… - see Books 28/10/01 

WINGRAVE, OWEN 


WINNER, MICHAEL 

* Interview with Michael Winner, director and writer 06/05/01 


WINSLET, KATE 


to promote the film Quills, about the Marquis de Sade 11/02/01 


WISDOM, NORMAN 

* Interview with Norman Wisdom, the grandaddy of British 

comedy 25/02/01 M 10>14 1>4 Photographs

WISH FOR WINGS, A 


WITHOUT PREJUDICE 

* Jay Rayner 07/01/01 B 27 1>4 Photograph, illustration 

* David Shayler 14/01/01 B 31 1>4 Photographs 

* Jay Rayner 21/01/01 B 31 1>4 Photograph 

* George Szamuely 28/01/01 B 31 1>4 Photograph 

* Nick Cohen 04/02/01 B 31 1>4 Photographs 

* Nick Cohen 11/02/01 B 31 1>4 Photograph 




* Neal Ascherson 11/03/01 B 31 1>5 Photograph 






























* Nick Cohen 11/11/01 B 33 1>5 Photograph, illustrations 





253 





WITTGENSTEIN'S POKER 


WK, ANDREW 


WODEHOUSE, P.G. 

* Robert McCrum finds new evidence that the comic writer P.G. 

Wodehouse was naïve and not a traitor in the second world war 


* A 'new book' reveals how P.G. Wodehouse, the comic author, 

became a master of recycling 16/09/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs 



thanks to a meeting with one of Plum's fellow wartime internees 

18/11/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photographs 

WOLFSON, SIMON 

* Profile on Simon Wolfson, retail company Next's chief 

executive-in-waiting 20/05/01 N 10 1>8 Photograph 

WOLFY AND THE STRUDELBAKERS 


WOMAD 

* See Music: Other 05/08/01 

WOMAN OF THE YEAR 

* Who is the most outstanding person of 2001 - readers are 

invited to vote 25/11/01 R 4 1>6 Photograph 

* Observer readers have voted for round-the-world yatchswoman 

Ellen MacArthur as Woman of the Year 30/12/01 R 2 1>6 

Photograph 

WOMEN 

* In 'What Women Want', Mel Gibson can read women's 

thoughts - five writers reveal the mysteries of what really goes 

on inside their heads 28/01/01 R 10 1>4 Photographs 

* Focus groups show female votes falling out of love with New 

Labour 04/02/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph 

* Photographer Amanda Eliasch has been given £1,000 by each 

of five women to transform themselves from their everyday 

selves - see Photography 25/02/01 

* When a woman no longer turns a man's head, does she cease to 

exist?, asks Sophie Radice - see Social Conditions & Trends 

25/02/01 

* Thousands of young women are getting sucked into heavy 


revealed 25/02/01 B 11 7 

* Maternity pay boosted as the Budget targets women voters 

04/03/01 B 1 1>3 

* A new study shows that women struggle to cope with work 

and more than one toddler - and 50 per cent leave their jobs 


* A to Z of a woman's world 18/03/01 B 18 1>8 Photographs 

* Action plan includes annual summit to tackle inequality in 

women's wages - see Work 25/03/01 

* Report from Istanbul on the women who face jail for daring to

accuse the police of sexual abuse - see International Affairs: 

Eastern Europe 25/03/01 

* Blair's babes were supposed to change the male-dominated 

world of politics for ever, but they have had a battle on their 

hands even to survive - see Politics 01/04/01 


abandoning their babies - see Social Conditions & Trends 

01/04/01 

* Fulham LFC are the first British women's team to play football 

for a living - see Sport: Football 01/04/01 



fate - see Film 01/04/01 

* Physical equality is the final frontier being crossed by the 

rising number of women taking up weightlifting, martial arts and 

boxing 01/04/01 B 18 1>8 Photographs 

* Why do women want to look like skeletons, asks Gaby Wood 


* Married women are taking their husbands name again - see 

Marriage 08/04/01 



considered by Tony Blair - see Politics 08/04/01 

* Miss World is 50 - despite its critics, the contest has a hidden 

value - it offers a unique insight into the way women's lives have 

changed 15/04/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs 

* Record numbers of women aged 30-45 are smoking, drinking 

heavily and doing no exercise, a major new health study has 

revealed 15/04/01 B 11 1>6 Photograph, cartoon 

* British women are much more attached to marriage than their 

European counterparts - see Marriage 22/04/01 

* One in three women has had an abortion and 92 per cent agree 

with the right to choose, so why are women still ashamed to talk 

about its effect on their lives - see Abortion 22/04/01 

* The Vagina Monologues has become a global theatrical 

phenomenon - see Theatre 22/04/01 

* Britain's obsession with breasts - see Social Conditions & 

Trends 06/05/01 

* The savage world of women's magazines - see Media 

06/05/01 

* Women who choose the increasingly popular path to middleaged 

motherhood are not just taking medical risks: they are also 

likely to lose their closest friends 06/05/01 B 10 1>3 Cartoon 

* Nearly half of all women suffer from sexual dysfunction, but 

the Berman sisters are two doctors who aim to change all that at 

their California clinic 06/05/01 M 16>20 1>4 Photographs 

* The ideal holiday for stressed, working mothers - see Travel 

20/05/01 

* When a nice girl proclaims her sexual availability on a T-shirt, 

the message isn't as straightforward as it seems 03/06/01 R 4 


* Management: Put yourself in her place and ask, what would I 

want of me? - see work 10/06/01 

* Amelia Hill in New York reports on a new club run by women 

sexual liberation gurus who are ready to spread the word in 

Britain - see International Affairs: U.S.A. 17/06/01 

* Coping with the last taboo: It affects millions of women, yet 

few of them talk about the run-up to the menopause - see Work 

17/06/01 


and put themselves on the international map - at both cricket and 


254 

football - see Sport: Cricket 24/06/01 

* Women who regularly examine their breasts for signs of 

cancer are wasting their time and may be exposing themselves to 

danger say researchers in Canada - see Health 01/07/01 


when they hook up with famous boyfriends 08/07/01 R 4 1>5 

Photographs 

* Female drug addicts experience more excessive highs than 

men and may become addicted more easily - see Drugs & Drug 

Abuse 15/07/01 



away with murder - see Film 15/07/01 



claiming that the NHS discriminations against female workers 

15/07/01 B 2 2>3 

* New treatments for fibroids are giving women hope - see 

Health 29/07/01 

* Recent research suggests that having fair hair can seriously 

damage a woman's career 29/07/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph 

* Female finance - see Personal Finance 05/08/01 

* Pyramid selling, the get-rich-quick phenomenon that is 

gripping thousands of British women, is to be outlawed 



widows can endure the coming season - see Social Conditions & 

Trends 12/08/01 

* American women are urged to heed their biological clocks as 

fortysomething celebrities send out misleading message - see 

Fertility 12/08/01 









Caesarean Births 12/08/01 

* Women win equal pay, but not top jobs according to the 

Government's equal pay tsar 19/08/01 B 7 7>8 

* Financial services companies are eager to appeal to women, 

who they see as key financial decision-makers in families and 

affluent in their own right - see Financial Institutions 09/09/01 

* From feminist icon to male champion… Doris Lessing is no 

stranger to controversy - see Lessing, Doris 09/09/01 


mental health than their chaste counterparts - see Relationships 

09/09/01 

* Gaby Wood argues that we need feminism now more than ever 

16/09/01 R 1>2 1>4 Photographs 

* Aspiring women MPs suffer such blatant sex discrimination 

that all three main parties are at risk of being sued, a report 

claims - see Politics 23/09/01 

* Women on their own have always induced panic in the rest of 

society 30/09/01 R 4 1>6 Photographs 



group McCann-Erickson - see Media 14/10/01 

* The increasing number of women cricket players - see Sport:

Cricket 14/10/01 

* A vibrator is no longer just a girl's best friend, it's a fashion 

accessory - see Sexual Behaviour 21/10/01 

* Case study on working and bringing up a family 21/10/01 B 9 


* Superwoman is a myth - new research shows women still 

believe they cannot have children and a career without feeling 

stressed 21/10/01 B 9 1>5 Photograph 

* A project to 'eliminate' forced marriages in Britain's Asian 

communities has been launched by the Government - see Asian 

Communities 04/11/01 

* By turning men's idea of poetry on its head, women poets 

discovered a voice for themselves - see Poetry 04/11/01 

* Women in football - see Sport: Football 04/11/01 

* Women in sport: Seeking sport's heroines - see Sport 04/11/01 


the London Stock Exchange - see Furse, Clara 11/11/01 



until the fund's value fell, now the women are… - see Financial 


* Why do clever women dabble in New Age nonsense? 


* Share falls turn the heat on the superwomen high-fliers in the 

Square Mile 11/11/01 N 3 1>8 Photographs 


worst childcare provision in Europe - see Families & Family 

Life 18/11/01 

* It's time to give women a chance as chatshow hosts says 

Kathryn Flett - see Television 18/11/01 









* Working mothers should be praised, not attacked says 

Jeannette Hyde 18/11/01 B 29 1>5 Photograph 



pregnancy 18/11/01 R 4 1>5 Photographs 

* At first sight the latest figures are grim: women have failed to 

bag more seats in the boardroom, but they're queuing in the 

corridor - see Business & Industry 25/11/01 

* Talented businesswomen are to be given government help to 

break through a men-only culture into British boardrooms 

25/11/01 B 13 1>2 

* Career breaks and maternity leave can wreak havoc with 

pension planning - see Personal Finance 02/12/01 

* Move to close pay gap for women 02/12/01 B 7 1>8 

Photograph 

* Peter Preston asks why there is a fall in female newspaper 

readership - see Women 09/12/01 


women asylum-seekers in the UK - see Observer Christmas 

Appeal 09/12/01 

* Women are suffering much more than men from Britain's 

pensions 'time bomb' 09/12/01 B 11 1>7 


255 


face a more uncertain old age than men 09/12/01 R 7 1>6 

Photograph 

* Some women who have won the Nobel Peace Prize and why, 

in its 100-year history only a fraction of its laureates have been 

women - see Nobel Peace Prize 16/12/01 

* At least one woman in six is so terrified of giving birth that she 

induces a miscarriage or avoids becoming pregnant altogether 



the first to take off the burqa - see International Affairs: Middle 

East 30/12/01 

* Women can have everything - including children - argues 

Susan Maushart in this extract from her controversial new book 

30/12/01 R 1>2 1>7 Photographs 

WOOD, ELIJAH 

* Interview with actor Elijah Wood, the new Lord of the Rings 

18/11/01 M 30>33 1>4 Photographs 

WOOD, RONNIE 

* The two sides to musician Ronnie Wood, legendary Rolling 

Stone 02/12/01 M 8>13 1>4 Photographs 

WOOD, VICTORIA 


* Victoria Wood's Sketch Show - see Television 28/10/01 

WOODWARD, CLIVE 

* Profile on Clive Woodward, Manager, England Rugby 

Football Union team 18/11/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature 

WOOLF, LORD 


to lock up dangerous people before they commit a crime 


WORDSWORTH: A LIFE 


WORK 

* Management: A design revolution is saving money - and the 

planet 07/01/01 N 12 1>7 Photograph 

* An ageist bias against staff is to be illegal and victims will be 

eligible for bit payouts 07/01/01 N 16 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… cope with after-work drink 07/01/01 N 16 8 

* Opening an email in the office could lead to more than you 

bargained for, as 10 sacked insurance workers have found out - 

report on a new legal battleground 07/01/01 B 18 1>7 Cartoon 

* Management: evolutionary psychology suggests you go with 

basic instincts 14/01/01 11 1>7 Illustration 

* Building managers will have a greater duty to protect workers 

from asbestos 14/01/01 N 22 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… deal with a weak boss 14/01/01 N 22 7 

* Management: it's lonely and confusing at the top, that's why 

gurus survive 21/01/01 N 11 1>7 Photograph 

* Firms are looking to art workshops to ascend the brightest 

heaven of employee creativity 21/01/01 N 18 1>5 Photograph 

* How to… become a volunteer 21/01/01 N 18 6 

* Management: the motor industry's problems are compounded 

by autocracy as well as inbreeding 28/01/01 N 11 1>7 

Photograph 

* How to… keep your PC free from viruses 28/01/01 N 18 6

* Your choice of degree can affect earning power for a whole 

lifetime 28/01/01 N 18 1>5 Photograph 

* Workplace stress has become so bad that thousands of workers 

are presenting themselves for treatment with psychiatric 

symptoms 28/01/01 B 9 1>8 Photographs 

* Management: Endless boom is as impossible as endless 

summer, but in hard times the best companies can ride cycles 

04/02/01 N 11 1>5 Photograph 

* How to… handle the new breed of activists 04/02/01 N 18 6 

* Is the 'lunch is for wimps' culture healthy? 04/02/01 N 18 1>5 

Photograph 

* Management: Going back to the floor was not light 

entertainment for Safeway boss 11/02/01 N 11 1>5 Photograph 

* More firms than ever are recruiting on the basis of an 

employee's 'aesthetic appeal', with qualifications coming a poor 

second 11/02/01 B 13 1>3 

* Despite victories, the discrimination battle continues on all 

fronts 11/02/01 N 18 1>4 Photograph 

* How to… tell if you are a bully 11/02/01 N 18 5 

* Management: Internet entrepreneurs failed because they tried 

to defy age-old principles 18/02/01 N 13 1>7 Illustration 

* How to… get the most out of your Jobcentre 18/02/01 N 20 7 

* Thousands of us are sick to death of our jobs, but you can 

change careers if you plan carefully 18/02/01 N 20 1>6 

Photographs 

* Britain's workplaces remain deeply divided by discrimination, 

according to a new report - see Discrimination 25/02/01 

* How to… recognise excuses from colleagues 25/02/01 N 16 7 

* Large-scale layoffs are back, while the money isn't as great, the 

process is more humane than in the nineties 25/02/01 N 16 1>6 

Photograph 

* Management: getting the best of both worlds is possible if you 

can see differences as two sides of the same coin 25/02/01 N 9 



private lives - see Relationships 04/03/01 

* Management: Even the most admired companies face eventual 

failure unless they are willing to risk mistakes 04/03/01 N 13 


* Appearance is increasingly important to employers 04/03/01 


* Forget computers, people with a yearning for learning will be 

firms' real assets 04/03/01 N 20 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… speak in public 04/03/01 N 20 7 

* Management: rating employees doesn't get the best out of them 

11/03/01 N 13 1>7 Photograph 


the New Deal 11/03/01 B 13 3>4 

* A new mood of conciliation sees unions and employers 

dancing to the same tune 11/03/01 N 20 1>6 Photographs 

* How to… cope with a helpdesk 11/03/01 N 20 7 

* The British are lousy at learning foreign languages and being 

disadvantaged in the European labour market - another official 

EU-sponsored report states 18/03/01 N 11 1>5 Photographs 

* Alexander Garrett asks if the marriage of benefits and 

employment services can be anything but unhappy 18/03/01 N 


* How to work with a megalomaniac 18/03/01 N 22 7 


256 

* Think before you decide to work from home 18/03/01 R 4 1>5 

Photograph 

* How to… work with someone you dislike 25/03/01 N 16 5 

* Why bosses are banking on freedom: flexible working pays in 

higher productivity - and parents who don't need to tell lies to get 

time off 25/03/01 N 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Action plan includes annual summit to tackle inequality in 

women's wages 25/03/01 B 2 2>3 

* Management: making employees shareholders could improve 

corporate governance - and output 25/03/01 N 9 1>5 

Photograph 

* Nearly 20,000 jobs are to go in the City by the end of 2002 as 

the UK financial services sector feels the pinch from the global 

share price meltdown - see Financial Institutions 01/04/01 

* How to… work with one who dislikes you 01/04/01 N 16 6 

* Workers must fight for proper seating - it could save £3.8bn 

01/04/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Management: Redundancies show Disney's chiefs to be mice, 

not men 01/04/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 



considered by Tony Blair - see Politics 08/04/01 

* Better treatment means many people with HIV are in good 

health and want to work - now there are moves to make it easier 

for them 08/04/01 N 16 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… get yourself head-hunted 08/04/01 N 16 7 

Photograph 

* Management: Telecoms firms were seen as sure-fire hits - big 

problem 08/04/01 N 9 1>7 Illustration 

* How to… climb your way up the greasy pole 15/04/01 N 16 6 

* New tax rules could signal a farewell to the flash company car 


* Management: Dutch horticultural prowess is down to a lack of 

resources and cheap labour 15/04/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Bosses are demanding that staff dress up again as 'Dress-down 

Friday' makes people rude, lazy and flirtatious according to a 

study - see Social Conditions & Trends 22/04/01 

* Management: Juggling two incompatible objectives can be 

disastrous 22/04/01 N 11 1>7 

* How to… get a summer job abroad 22/04/01 N 16 7 

* Public sector staff are increasingly suffering from stress and 

depression 22/04/01 N 16 1>6 Photographs 

* A fresh wave of lay-offs is coming from bosses who feel no 

guilt - see Personal Finance 29/04/01 

* Claims made for the new economy were bogus, says Jamie 

Doward, and Britain's pain is only just starting - see Economy 

29/04/01 

* Management: You have to laugh about awful customer service, 

says a new book, otherwise you'd cry 29/04/01 N 11 1>7 

Photograph 

* How to… find a summer job 29/04/01 N 18 7 

* With inflation low, terms and conditions are now burning 

issues 29/04/01 N 18 1>6 Photographs 

* How the daily grind is what keeps even the wealth happy - and 

healthy 06/05/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* How to cope with a short assignment 06/05/01 N 16 6 

* Management: for 'remuneration' read 'enriching friends', and 

it's getting worse 06/05/01 N 9 1>5 Photograph

* More than 60,000 new jobs will be created in the expanding 

transport sector in the next decade - see Transport 13/05/01 

* How to… tell if Big Brother is watching you 13/05/01 N 16 6 

* To stimulate and inspire staff, hang pictures on the wall 

13/05/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Management: Firms cannot afford to gamble their core values 

to win City values 13/05/01 N 9 1>5 Photograph 

* Management: MBAs don't teach students to juggle and balance 

20/05/01 N 11 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… react if you are being monitored at work 20/05/01 N 


* Jobs on the internet - the best ways of clicking with a new 

employer 20/05/01 B 18 1>5 Photograph 

* The latest wave of MBA-style courses are tailor-made for 

government workers 27/05/01 N 12 1>8 Photograph 

* Management: Why should big firms turn to mergers and buyouts 

if they want to grow? Successful new business can be born 

from their own resources 27/05/01 N 13 1>7 Photographs 

* Fatalities on construction sites are escalating alarmingly 

27/05/01 N 20 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… tell if you are depressed 27/05/01 N 20 7 

* Dotcom was an intense and bumpy ride, but its survivors are 

left with priceless experience 03/06/01 N 16 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… cope with bouts of depression 03/06/01 N 16 7 

* Management: Stop chasing targets and involve people instead 

03/06/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… do well in interviews 10/06/01 N 16 7 

* The Government was to remove the stigma that accompanies 

bankruptcy 10/06/01 N 16 1>6 Photograph 

* Management: Put yourself in her place and ask, what would I 

want of me? 10/06/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Coping with the last taboo: It affects millions of women, yet 

few of them talk about the run-up to the menopause 17/06/01 N 


* How to… prepare for a holiday 17/06/01 N 16 6 

* Management: Rushing madly into unchartered (US) territory is 

usually disastrous 17/06/01 N 9 1>6 Photographs 

* Management: why are UK prices the sixth highest in the 

world? - who's behind rip-off Britain 24/06/01 N 11 1>6 

Photographs 

* Campaigners for equal pay think it will take a legal obligation 

to make British employers mind the gap 24/06/01 N 18 1>5 

Photograph 

* How to… return to work from a holiday 24/06/01 N 18 6 

* How to… work with a bright spark 01/07/01 N 16 6 

* Thousands of inmates are trapped in the revolving door of 

reoffending - few are taught the skills that would keep them free 

01/07/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph 

* Management: A US-style project-led model means long hours 

and burn-out - why we can't be more like Europe 01/07/01 N 9 


* Vocational school teaches job cred - see Education 08/07/01 

* Training persistent young offenders to drive forklift trucks is a 

rehabilitation project at HM Young Offenders Institution in 

Reading 08/07/01 N 15 5>6 

* Management: the affluent few are not the consumers of the 

future 08/07/01 N 17 1>6 Photograph 


257 

* Firms that give staff time off for charity work may have the 

edge in a tough jobs market 08/07/01 N 24 1>5 Photograph 

* How to… eat healthily at work 08/07/01 N 24 6 Photograph 

* 60-hour weeks may soon be illegal 15/07/01 N 16 1>5 

Photographs 

* How to use email effectively 15/07/01 N 16 6 

* Management: the lure of mergers is irresistible with prices at 

rock-bottom 15/07/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Management: The Royal Shakespeare Company is providing a 

lesson in surviving the internet age 22/07/01 N 11 1>7 

Photograph 

* The Inland Revenue is helping thousands of people enslaved 

by illegally low pay 22/07/01 N 18 1>5 Photographs 

* Management: In the best businesses, distinct voices combine 

harmoniously to everyone's benefit 29/07/01 N 11 1>7 

Photograph 

* A technique called body mapping is helping employees 

pinpoint hazards early 29/07/01 N 18 1>5 Illustration 

* How to… recover from defeat 29/07/01 N 18 6 

* Fighting back at a tribunal could cost you £10,000 05/08/01 N 


* How to… deal with someone disorganised 05/08/01 N 16 6 

* Management: being tied into set goals is so often meaningless, 

says Simon Caulkin, and we have seen how it can lead to 

disaster 05/08/01 N 9 1>7 Photographs 

* Management: things fall apart under the meddling of Blair 

Ltd's experts says Robert Heller 12/08/01 N 11 1>7 Photograph 

* How to.. deal with the media 12/08/01 N 16 6 

* The Chancellor's dignity-in-work mantra could ring hollow 


* Women win equal pay, but not top jobs according to the 

Government's equal pay tsar - see Women 19/08/01 

* How to… cope with late colleagues 19/08/01 N 12 6 

* Unemployment is at its lowest for 25 years, but people are 

travelling more to find work 19/08/01 N 12 1>5 Photograph 

* Management: firms waste billions of pounds on computer 

systems, argues Simon Caulkin, it's time to make them servants, 

not masters 19/08/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Management: companies' refusal to trust their staff is turning 

us into a disaffected nation - and its costing us dear 26/08/01 N 


* From chocolates to burgers, big brands are fuelling a franchise 

boom, but some operations have an identity crisis 02/09/01 N 12 


* How to… handle someone without principles 02/09/01 N 12 5 

* Management: Human resources are more valuable than ever, 

so why are they still wasted? 02/09/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… work with a maverick 09/09/01 N 20 5 Photograph 

* With up to 15 per cent of young people entering the job market 

functionally illiterate, basic skills education is economically vital 


* Management: If mediocre performance is rewarded, it won't go 

away, writes Robert Heller 09/09/01 N 9 1>7 Photographs 

* Management: rigged targets distort bosses' pay and devalue 

exams 16/09/01 N 9 1>7 Illustration 

* The two-speed office: in the UK training is usually reserved 

for senior staff, the people who need it least... with dire

consequences 23/09/01 N 10 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… work in a head office 30/09/01 N 11 8 

* Management: Recession is an opportunity to get it right next 

time 30/09/01 N 11 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… work away from head office 07/10/01 N 10 8 

* Wall Street's wake-up call 07/10/01 N 10 1>7 Photograph 

* Flexible workers are supposed to be protected by an EU 

directive but the DTI seems to be more interested in protecting 

employers 07/10/01 C 10>11 1>6 Photograph 

* Business and the CBI will launch a major campaign to stamp 

out anti-gay discrimination at work - see Gay Issues 14/10/01 

* How to… deal with someone humourless 14/10/01 N 11 8 

* Management: Eriksson has transformed English football, he 

could do the same for UK business 14/10/01 N 11 1>7 

Photographs 

* Tribunals are awarding large sums to employees suffering 

from stress 14/10/01 C 8>9 1>4 Photographs 

* Report on the low-pay success story of the minimum wage 

21/10/01 C 10>11 1>5 Photograph 

* How to… teach English as a foreign language 21/10/01 N 9 8 

* Management: We must learn lessons of post-war failure 

21/10/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* How to… feel more intelligent 28/10/01 N 11 7 

* Management: Companies are so bad at making decisions 


* It's worth fighting for a bigger share of company cash 

28/10/01 C 12>13 1>6 Photographs 

* Self-employment 04/11/01 C 2>4 2>5 Photographs 

* How do you find a course that's worth your time and money? 

04/11/01 C 8>9 1>6 Photographs 

* How to… get the best out of meetings 04/11/01 N 9 8 

* Management: the best companies are those that don't have 

'great' bosses thrust upon them 04/11/01 N 9 1>7 Photograph 

* Lean times are hitting pockets in the City 11/11/01 C 14>15 


* What it takes to do other people's jobs and how much they are 

paid 11/11/01 C 16 1>4 Photograph 

* Be your own boss 11/11/01 C 6 1>6 Photograph 

* How to… call it a day 11/11/01 N 9 6 

* Management: Innovators' struggle for a post-PC world may not 

compute 11/11/01 N 9 1>5 Photograph 

* Firms cancel Christmas parties as recession bites - see 

Economy 18/11/01 

* Parents of young children are to get the right to ask for shorter 

hours at work under legal guidelines designed to improve family 

life - see Families & Family Life 18/11/01 

* The Government is making it easier for employees to feel part 

of things by the launch of the Employee Share Alliance (ESA) - 


* Management: the US was not prepared for asymmetric attack, 

but companies must be, says Mike Freedman 18/11/01 N 9 1>6 

Photograph 

* Talented businesswomen are to be given government help to 

break through a men-only culture into British boardrooms - see 

Women 25/11/01 

* Management: Interview with Ikea boss Anders Dahlvig and 


258 

Ikea's reputation 25/11/01 N 10 1>4 Photograph 

* Move to close pay gap for women - see Women 02/12/01 

* Management: if we want good companies, we need to mind 

our language, says Simon Caulkin 02/12/01 N 10 1>5 

Illustration, photograph 

* New measures aim to protect workers who expose abuses 

09/12/01 R 14>15 1>6 Photograph 

* With recession looming, a global terror crisis and Christmas 

upon us, some people actually want to lose their jobs 09/12/01 B 


* Management: We can't save the NHS just by throwing money 

at it 09/12/01 N 8 1>5 Photograph 

* Employers rarely follow the right procedure in redundancies 

16/12/01 C 14>15 1>6 Photograph 

* Management: Rebranding the Post Office was a disaster 

16/12/01 N 9 1>6 Photograph 

WORK WRITES 

* Office problems 14/10/01 C 19 1 

* Office problems 28/10/01 C 19 1 

* Office problems 04/11/01 C 8 3 Photograph 

* Office problems 11/11/01 C 15 3>5 

* Office problems 18/11/01 C 14 3>5 Photograph 



* Office problems 09/12/01 R 14 3>5 Illustration 


WORLD BANK 

* Internal conflict leaves World Bank policy in disarray 

04/02/01 N 3 1>8 Photograph 

WORLD IN BRIEF 

* News snippets from around the world 07/01/01 B 20 6>7 



Photograph 



Photograph 



Photograph 


Photograph 


Photographs 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 

* News snippets from around the world 08/04/01 B 18 2>4

Photograph 


Photographs 





Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


* News snippets from around the world 29/07/01 B 25 7 


Photograph 

* News snippets from around the world 12/08/01 B 18>19 7>8 

Photograph 


Photograph 




Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 


Photograph 




Photograph 







Photograph 




259 

WORLD OF BOOKS, THE 

* Robert McCrum 07/01/01 R 20 1>6 Photographs 


* Robert McCrum 21/01/01 R 18 1>6 Photograph 













* Stephanie Merritt 22/04/01 R 18 1>6 Photographs 

* Robert McCrum 29/04/01 R 18 1>6 Photograph, illustration 











* Nicci Gerrard 15/07/01 R 18 4>5 Photographs 





* Kathryn Hughes 19/08/01 R 18 1>6 Photographs 












* Robert McCrum 18/11/01 R 18 1>6 Photographs





WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION 

* Department of Trade & Industry Secretary, Patricia Hewitt on 

what the UK hopes and fears 04/11/01 N 4 6>8 Photograph 

* Success at this week's trade talks is crucial, but are they 

doomed from the start? 04/11/01 N 4 1>5 Photographs 

* China was finally admitted to the World Trade Organisation 

yesterday 11/11/01 B 28 7>8 

WORLD WAR 3.0 


WORLD WAR I 

* How war artists censored Lord Kitchener's squint in the 

famous Great War poster - see Kitchener, Lord 14/01/01 

* Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, the First World War 

commander, issued orders that more officers should be executed 

for cowardice in bid to strengthen the fighting spirit of the 

troops 11/02/01 B 14 6>7 Photograph 


in Sudan - his son Arthur and grandson George - see 

International Affairs: Africa 21/10/01 

WORLD WAR I & II 

* The Royal British Legion has plans for a roll of honour 

website to remember servicemen who died in the two world wars 

and may include victims of atrocities 11/11/01 B 14 1>6 

Photographs 

WORLD WAR II 

* Pearl Harbour survivors attack new Hollywood movie - see 

Film 04/02/01 



leak which is a threat to wildlife - see Environment 18/02/01 

* Sixty years after a British RAF pilot was shot down in a World 

II dogfight, his remains have been found in the wreckage of his 

plane at a French seaside village 25/03/01 B 24 1>8 

Photographs 

* The widow of a war pilot whose remains have been found in 

France, tells of her life and loss 01/04/01 B 13 1>6 Photographs 

* How Germany's leader finally found his father - see 


* British Intelligence bugging of German PoW's chit-chat 

reveals that Nazi atrocities against women and children were no 

secret - see Holocaust, The 20/05/01 

* Savage acts that Allied soldiers were driven to commit in the 

Pacific theatre are about to be exposed 03/06/01 B 10 1>8 

Photographs 

* Robert McCrum finds new evidence that the comic writer P.G. 

Wodehouse was naïve and not a traitor in the second world war - 

see Wodehouse, P.G. 17/06/01 

* Inside the holiday camp Hitler built on the Baltic Coast - see 

Travel 12/08/01 

* Nazis in Britain: the UK has been a haven to 400 Nazi 

murderers - see Nazis 02/09/01 





260 




a 'travesty of history' - see Film 07/10/01 



thanks to a meeting with one of Plum's fellow wartime... - see 

Wodehouse, P.G. 18/11/01 

* Blockaded by the Germans, the half-starved citizens of 

Leningrad mounted an extraordinary act of resistance… they 

blasted the Nazi tanks with Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony 

25/11/01 M 16>28 1>4 Photographs 


over atrocities - see Neo-Nazis 02/12/01 


at atrocity museum - see International Affairs: Russia 23/12/01 

WRESTLING WITH THE ANGEL 


WRIGHT, MATTHEW 




WRITERS 

* Alan Bennett, one of Britain's best-loved writers and 

performers, is suffering from a debilitating bout of writer's block 

- see Bennett, Alan 09/12/01 

* Eight years after the death of Anthony Burgess, two 

biographers are racing to complete what promise to be very 

different accounts of his life - see Burgess, Anthony 09/12/01 

* The reclusive widow of Anthony Burgess, author of A 

Clockwork Orange, has hit out at a biographer she fears will 

brand her late husband a paedophile - see Burgess, Anthony 

09/12/01 



road accident in Norfolk at the age of 57 - see Deaths 16/12/01 

* J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter novels has secretly 

married - see Rowling, J.K. 30/12/01 

WURM, ERWIN 


WYATT, ROBERT 

* This year's Meltdown Festival in London promises to be as 

gently eccentric as its maverick curator, Robert Wyatt 27/05/01 


XENOPHOBIA 

* John Hooper, journalist and writer on Europe for 13 years, says 

our xenophobia is beyond a joke 02/09/01 B 16 1>6 

Photographs 

YAMANI, SHEIKH 

* Sheikh Yamani tells Oliver Morgan of his exasperation at 

Opec's quota-busting members - see Oil Industry 30/09/01 

YOGA 

* It was once dismissed as a mere New Age fad, now yoga is 

taking Britain by storm thanks to our obsession with health, 

exercise and celebrity 17/06/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs 

YOUNG ADOLF 

* See Audiobook Reviews - Redford, Rachel 11/02/01

YOUNG, GAVIN 

* Tribute to The Observer's Gavin Young, who died last week, 

aged 72 - see Deaths 21/01/01 

YOUNG, JIMMY 

* See Radio 25/11/01 

* See Radio 16/12/01 

YOUNG, MICHAEL 

* Profile on Michael Young, founder of the Consumers' 

Association, the moving spirit behind the Open University… by 

his son Toby Young 27/05/01 B 27 1>6 Photographs 

YOUNG, NEIL 


YOUNG, TOBY 




horribly wrong… 04/11/01 R 1>2 1>6 Photographs 



revealing what everyone knows - see Groucho Club, The 

18/11/01 

YOUR INTEREST 

* Savings rates 07/01/01 C 12 1>3 




























261 










* Savings rates 16/09/01 R 10 1>3 














YOUR INVESTMENTS 

* Heather Connon 14/01/01 C 15 1>6 Photograph 



















* Jill Insley 03/06/01 C 13 1>6 Photograph 


* Heather Connon 17/06/01 C 11 1>6 Photograph







* Heather Connon 16/09/01 R 5 1>6 Photograph 











* Heather Connon 09/12/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph 


* Heather Connon 23/12/01 B 20 1>5 Photograph 

ZEPHANIAH, BENJAMIN 

* Interview with writer Benjamin Zephaniah 04/11/01 R 3 1>7 

Photographs 

ZERDZINSKI, ALARIC 

* A loner, a dabbler in the occult and an obsessive horder, Alaric 

Zerdzinski disappeared into thin air three years ago 15/07/01 M 



262

The Observer index, January-December 2001 ... - Microform

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?