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POWER: THE ESSENTIAL WORKS * See Book Reviews - Conrad, Peter 15/04/01 POWERBOOK, THE * See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 29/04/01 PRESCOTT, JOHN * 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 18/03/01 B 3 1>4 Photograph * 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 * Peter Preston comments on the newspaper tabloid, The Sun's backing of Tony Blair - see Politics 06/05/01 * Columnist 13/05/01 B 18 2>6 Photograph * Columnist 20/05/01 B 20 7>8 Photograph * Columnist 27/05/01 B 17 1>3 Photograph * Columnist 03/06/01 B 22 5>6 Photograph * Columnist 10/06/01 X 13 1>3 Photographs * Columnist 26/08/01 B 14 7>8 Photograph * Columnist 09/12/01 B 27 1>5 Photographs PRESTON, SIM * See Music: Classical 25/11/01 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 International Affairs: USA 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 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 OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 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 8>9 1>6 Photographs * 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 * Report on the scandal of Britain's mentally ill who should be in hospital, not prison - see Mental Health 29/07/01 * 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 - see Hill, Paddy 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 02/09/01 B 23 1>5 Photographs * 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 21/10/01 B 11 1>7 Photographs * Did Gloria Trevi, once Mexico's most successful pop star, impregnate herself in prison to escape extradition on sexual 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 16/12/01 B 8 4 Photograph 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 * Readers' Editor 01/07/01 B 25 5>6 Photograph * Readers' Editor 05/08/01 B 28 1>5 Photograph * Readers' Editor 02/09/01 B 22 2>5 Photograph * Readers' Editor 07/10/01 B 28 2>5 Photograph * Readers' Editor 04/11/01 B 29 1>3 Photograph * Readers' Editor 02/12/01 B 31 7>8 Photograph PRIVATE EYE * 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 07/10/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs PROCLAIMERS, THE * See Music: Pop 27/05/01 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 12 1>6 Photograph * 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 * 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 25/02/01 C 14>15 1>3 Photographs * 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 1>5 Photograph * 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 OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 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 15>17 1>6 Photographs * 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 1>6 Photograph * 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 Photographs, map * 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 10>11 1>6 Photograph * 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 N 2 4>6 Photographs * Thousands of families each year take the plunge and build their dream home - the benefits and potential pitfalls 17/06/01 C 8>9 1>2 Photograph * 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
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avoid the worst effects of an actor
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health and want to work - now there
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* Interview with Jake Arnott, autho
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ARNOLD, SIR MALCOLM, EIGHTIETH BIRT
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28/01/01 * Deep male tones are pref
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* See Book Reviews - Lee, Hermione
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* How long can the cut-price bonanz
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BARR, EMILY * Columnist 28/01/01 E
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BIG ISSUE, THE * The magazine for t
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* The Life of Indira Nehru Gandhi b
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* Books for 11 to 18 year olds 28/1
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BOOK REVIEWS - KINSELLA, JOHN * Sel
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BOOK REVIEWS - MOSS, STEPHEN * War,
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* Taschen Icons: Encyclopedia Anato
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Snowman - see Briggs, Raymond 04/11
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* Industry news 25/02/01 N 2 1 Phot
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Spice Girls 19/08/01 R 3 1>5 Photog
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* Internet mogul Cliff Standford ha
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month after two years of poor perfo
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* As the US prepares to reopen for
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over by its banks in the new year p
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Photographs * Delivery by Caesarean
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* Millions of pre-school children w
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* Profile on former Olympic champio
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successful at persuading their pare
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people… why did no one stop him?
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* Historian Simon Schama's TV trial
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B 3 1>5 Photograph * Fatalities on
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* See Audiobook Reviews - Redford,
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worth more than the combined global
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Graph * Rises in house prices are e
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* More than half of all British sch
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* Columnist 18/03/01 M 3 1>4 Photog
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* Vodafone executive and lifelong C
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* Scientists have discovered the wh
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lack and white makes sense 06/05/01
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* Review of Vertical Limit/Bounce/R
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Met Trudy/Very Annie Mary/All the P
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Middle East 04/11/01 * The film of
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* Policies sold to Jews in pre-war
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* Mercury Asset Management (MAM) wi
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* Finest food wines 22/04/01 M 47 1
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FROSTRUP, MARIELLA * Why should Bri
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* My roots: a week in Monty's garde
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* The genetic secrets of millions o
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* See Book Reviews - Bayley, Stephe
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* After three unexplained miscarria
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album, a clothing range, toys, a tr
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* Homeless families are being threa
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* See Music: Classical 17/06/01 IAN
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* Norman Harris 03/06/01 S 4 1>7 *
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* Sue Withers and Andrew Moller's h
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of Venezuela, have broken their par
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* Italian police were questioning a
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* Japan needs another miracle to su
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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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see Racism 07/10/01 * American radi
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transition to its new home - televi
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* French Open Tennis: Chris Bowers
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ack 10,000 years 25/11/01 B 11 1>5
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* As the creator of Cracker, Jimmy
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or sing, but even dancers can make
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* News and tips 29/07/01 E 4>5 1>4
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* Review of new releases 07/01/01 R
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* What your walls say about you 21/
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* Your choice of degree can affect
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