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

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
* Columnist 10/06/01 X 10 1>6 Photographs
TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, HENRI
* 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
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
* Top tourist attractions reopen for business in a desperate bid to
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
& Mouth Crisis 08/04/01
* 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
08/07/01 B 7 1>5 Photographs
* 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
* 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 - 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
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TOURNAMENT OF SHADOWS
* See Book Reviews - Morris, Jan 07/01/01
TOWN PLANNING
* If developers destroy London's Spitalfields Market, then every
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
25/03/01 B 17 1>6 Photographs
* Columnist 10/06/01 X 4 1>6 Photographs
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 &
Industry 07/01/01
* Cut workers' hours, not jobs, unions urge steelmakers, Corus -
see Business & Industry 11/02/01
* Profile on Michael Leahy, the union chief facing the 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
Business & Industry 18/03/01
* 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 - 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
* 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 10/06/01 B 2 2>7
Photograph
* 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 01/07/01 B 3 1>3 Photograph
* 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 - see Legal Affairs
08/07/01
* Tony Blair has been thrown a lifeline over the growing antiprivatisation
revolt after unions agreed to a crucial watering
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