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transition to its new home - television? - see Television<br />
02/12/01<br />
* Rachel Cooke meets her first love from school through the<br />
website friendsreunited.co.uk - see Social Conditions & Trends<br />
02/12/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph<br />
INVENTING HERSELF<br />
* See Book Reviews - Gerrard, Nicci 01/07/01<br />
INVENTING THE VICTORIANS<br />
* See Book Reviews - Jays, David 02/12/01<br />
IN-YER-FACE: BRITISH DRAMA TODAY<br />
* See Book Reviews - Brown, Stephen 06/05/01<br />
IRELAND/NORTHERN IRELAND<br />
* Ronan Bennet's TV series Rebel Heart begins amid a blizzard<br />
of emotive controversy - Robert Kee asks how historically<br />
accurate any drama about Ireland can be - see Television<br />
07/01/01<br />
* Jeffrey Donaldson, the Ulster Unionist MP opposed to the<br />
Good Friday Agreement, has accused the government of bugging<br />
his home and spying on his political allies 04/02/01 B 3 1>4<br />
Photograph<br />
* Dissident Marion Price says 'armed struggle's is likely to go on<br />
04/02/01 B 7 1>2 Photographs<br />
* Ireland has been transformed by its soaring economy, but there<br />
are fears that the 'friendly country' could be losing its soul in the<br />
process 18/02/01 B 16>17 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Top IRA diehards threaten to defect to the Real IRA if a single<br />
gun is surrendered 04/03/01 B 4 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Provos scout terror targets in England 11/03/01 B 6 1>8<br />
Photograph<br />
* Sean O'Hagan has put together a show that unites politics and<br />
culture in Ireland - including an AK47 that's good enough to eat<br />
18/03/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs<br />
* Legal fund shortfall means Real IRA bombing suspects may<br />
escape a trial 25/03/01 B 12 1>6 Photographs<br />
* Senior barristers demand more cash for work on Derry inquiry<br />
as bill soars towards £100m 08/04/01 B 4 1>7 Photographs<br />
* Anger at amnesty for IRA fugitives 15/04/01 B 9 8<br />
* A key IRA informer, in hiding for nearly 20 years, will risk his<br />
life to tell the Bloody Sunday inquiry that former IRA<br />
commander Martin McGuinness did not fire any shorts on the<br />
fateful day 06/05/01 B 9 3>8 Photographs<br />
* An Australian tourist had an ear cut off and two others were<br />
severely beaten by a sectarian mob in Belfast who thought they<br />
were Protestants 13/05/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph<br />
* Good Friday anger may undo David Trimble 20/05/01 B 20<br />
1>8 Photograph<br />
* David Trimble, Northern Ireland's First Minister, vowed last<br />
night to fight for the survival of the Good Friday Agreement<br />
despite the pounding his Ulster Unionist Party suffered in the<br />
election 10/06/01 B 2 6>7<br />
* David Trimble was re-elected leader of the Ulster Unionist<br />
Party yesterday as pressure mounted on republicans to break the<br />
deadlock over the decommissioning of paramilitary weapons<br />
24/06/01 B 2 4>7 Photograph<br />
* David Trimble quits as Northern Ireland's First Minister and<br />
calls on Tony Blair to suspend the Assembly 01/07/01 B 2 2>6<br />
Photographs<br />
* Terror groups recruit and rearm 01/07/01 B 2 7<br />
* Blunt warning for Ulster leaders as peace talks collapse<br />
OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC <strong>2001</strong><br />
120<br />
15/07/01 B 2 3>8<br />
* Two Irish billionaire gamblers have bought a stake in<br />
Manchester Utd, now the club fears a full-scale bid - see Sport:<br />
Football 22/07/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Republic of Ireland's new rich have been flaunting their<br />
fortunes in style 22/07/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs<br />
* David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has<br />
predicted that the Good Friday Agreement will have to be<br />
substantially renegotiated 29/07/01 B 2 6>7<br />
* Two Real IRA terrorist cells are operating in London and are<br />
intent on launching further attacks in the wake of last week's<br />
Ealing bombing 05/08/01 B 1>2 7>8<br />
* Security services in Britain and Ireland have identified the new<br />
leader of the Real IRA, the militia group intent on wrecking the<br />
peace process 05/08/01 B 8>9 1>8 Photographs<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Ealing bomb was a sophisticated visual 'spectacular'<br />
deliberately planted to be caught on CCTV for maximum<br />
publicity by the Real IRA 12/08/01 B 2 2>4<br />
* Sins of decommission by Geoffrey Wheatcroft 12/08/01 B 25<br />
1>5 Photograph<br />
* Paddy Hill, one of the Birmingham Six wrongly convicted of<br />
the 1974 IRA pub bombing, has rejected a compensation offer of<br />
less than £1m for the 16 years spent in jail - see Hill, Paddy<br />
19/08/01<br />
* Dramatic new allegations about the scale of the Provisional<br />
IRA's illegal foreign fundraising efforts has emerged 19/08/01 B<br />
1>2 4>6<br />
* Teaching terror to Marxist guerrillas in Colombia seemed a<br />
nice earner for the Provos, but the fiasco may cost Sinn Fein<br />
hard-won US support 19/08/01 B 12>14 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Immigrants' dreams of a bright future in booming Ireland are<br />
souring amid rising levels of racist violence and intimidation<br />
19/08/01 B 9 1>6 Photographs<br />
* Right-wing prisoners are plotting to execute the three Irishmen<br />
accused of teaching terrorist skills to Marxist rebels in<br />
Colombia, according to sources inside the jail where they are<br />
being held 26/08/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs<br />
* Unionists threaten to walk out on Stormont 23/09/01 B 2 1>7<br />
* Belfast in the 21st century is more bigoted and divided than it<br />
was before the terrorist ceasefires seven years ago 23/09/01 B 4<br />
1>6<br />
* A Protestant who escaped the clutches of nationalists in north<br />
Belfast tells about his ordeal 30/09/01 B 11 1>8 Photographs<br />
* A decade after loyalist leader Billy Wright put a price on<br />
journalist Martin O'Hagan's head, hitmen struck 30/09/01 B 6<br />
1>7 Photographs<br />
* Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein's chief negotiator in the<br />
Northern Ireland peace process, has been appointed chief of staff<br />
of the IRA 07/10/01 B 1 7>8 Photograph<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Gaelic Athletic Association has been the bedrock of rural<br />
Irish life, but now its members are in uproar over adverts for<br />
Ireland's first gay magazine 21/10/01 B 8 1>7 Photographs<br />
* Disarming Ulster: How the IRA gave in to US arms pressure<br />
28/10/01 B 10>11 1>8 Photographs<br />
* With a final shove from the US, Sinn Fein brought Northern<br />
Irish politics into the sunlight, but asks Alan Ruddock, can<br />
Unionists play ball? 28/10/01 B 31 1>5 Photographs<br />
* Northern Ireland's faltering political process was back on track<br />
after the Alliance Party voted to change the designation of its<br />
Assembly members to Unionist, allowing David Trimble's reelection<br />
04/11/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs