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* 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 * 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 * 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 Personal Finance 20/05/01 * 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 * 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 * An Iraqi-born British billionaire has been helped by Foreign Office Minister Keith Vaz in his attempts to avoid extradition - see Fraud 27/05/01 * Cherie Blair's visit to a hospital yesterday was in danger of backfiring after a consultant paediatrician criticised the health 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 27/05/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs * 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 * Tory businessmen to desert William Hague over anti-euro stance 27/05/01 B 2 2>7 * Behind the electoral dogfights an unspoken consensus on the role of the private sector in rescuing ailing public services has 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 * 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 - see BBC 03/06/01 * The Government should abandon university tuition fees, according to William Straw, the Home Secretary's son - see Education 03/06/01 * Tories switch tack in face of poll rout 03/06/01 B 1 5>8 OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 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 2 2>7 Photograph * The race debate that ignores black people's hopes 03/06/01 B 21 1>5 Photographs * 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 Photographs, graphs * 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 1>8 Photographs * 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 1>6 Photographs * 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 1>6 Photographs * Election 2001: The Tories: By jumping before he was pushed, Hague hoped to save his party from a messy fight, he was wrong 10/06/01 B 15 1>6 Photographs * 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 14>15 1>6 Photographs * 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 * Sacked sports minister Kate Hoey has launched a bitter attack on former colleagues, accusing the Government of being overly 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 * 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 24/06/01 B 6 4>8 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 * Andrew Rawnsley caused a political sensation with his book 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 B 1 5 Photograph * 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 OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 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 * 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 * 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
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* Interview with Jake Arnott, autho
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of Venezuela, have broken their par
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* Italian police were questioning a
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in the same way that football clubs
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* Report on revelations over the ex
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