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

* See Book Reviews - Shapiro, Anna 01/07/01
RED DOG
* See Book Reviews - Flett, Kathryn 30/09/01
* See Audiobook Reviews - Bunce, Kim 28/10/01
RED DUST: A PATH THROUGH CHINA
* See Book Reviews - Marsden, Philip 10/06/01
RED ROOM, THE
* See Book Reviews - Guttridge, Peter 15/07/01
* See Audiobook Reviews - Redford, Rachel 04/11/01
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
* See Book Reviews - King, Eldon 10/06/01
REFORMING BRITAIN
* See Book Reviews - Preston, Peter 22/04/01
REFUGEES
* Observer investigation on Bosnia's corrupt elite growing fat on
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:
Middle East 06/05/01
* 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 - 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
* See Book Reviews - Bouquet, Jonathan 18/03/01
REID, STUART
* Columnist 16/09/01 B 10 1>5 Photograph
RELATIONSHIPS
* Gavan Naden describes his relationship with his father
07/01/01 R 6 1>4 Photographs
* 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
OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001
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* 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
20>32 1>4 Photographs
* Infidelity part 2: the devastating effects of infidelity across
three generations of Ann Pearlman's family 24/06/01 M 18>24
1>4 Photographs
* 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
* 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
* Older people who have regular sex have better physical and
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
* See Book Reviews - Conrad, Peter 01/07/01
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
* 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
* 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
* 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
* The Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have started a trial of
Christian aid workers accused to preaching Christianity - see
International Affairs: Middle East 09/09/01
* Religious groups rush to apply for state grants to open