The Observer index, January-December 2001 ... - Microform
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health and want to work - now there are moves to make it easier<br />
for them - see Work 08/04/01<br />
* Pastor John Nduati describes his church as 'the last hospital in<br />
Africa' where Aids victims flock to be healed - see International<br />
Affairs: Africa 08/04/01<br />
* Chancellor Gordon Brown stepped up pressure on<br />
multinational pharmaceutical companies to allow developing<br />
countries access to drugs to treat serious diseases - see Drugs &<br />
Drug Abuse 15/04/01<br />
* David Earnshaw has more reason than most to smile at the<br />
climbdown by the world's most powerful pharmaceutical<br />
companies - see International Affairs: Africa 22/04/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Pretoria Court Case: Why the pharmas gave way, and why<br />
South Africa's joy may be short lived - see International Affairs:<br />
Africa 22/04/01<br />
* Aids: <strong>The</strong> First 20 Years 03/06/01 M 16>24 1>4 Photographs<br />
* Britain is braced for an Aids explosion: the disease is back and<br />
infection rates are rising in America, as the safe sex message is<br />
forgotten 03/06/01 B 4 1>8 Photograph<br />
* <strong>The</strong> US is blocking new European Commission proposals to<br />
get cheap drugs into developing countries suffering devastating<br />
HIV, malaria and TB pandemics - see International Affairs:<br />
U.S.A. 17/06/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> success of a TV programme in South Africa and a<br />
Minister's home-made remedy sum up two sides of the Aids<br />
battle 29/07/01 B 24 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Glaxo Smith Kline is finding fewer than expected takers for its<br />
discounted medicines in a UN aid programme for countries with<br />
millions dying of Aids - see Business & Industry 19/08/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> British government is blocking moves to get cheap lifesaving<br />
drugs to poor countries ravaged by diseases such as Aids<br />
04/11/01 N 2 7>8<br />
* <strong>The</strong> death camps of Burma - see International Affairs: Indian<br />
Sub-Continent 18/11/01<br />
* 40 per cent of pupils aged 11 have not heard of Aids 18/11/01<br />
B 5 6>8 Photograph<br />
* Sir Richard Branson is backing the plans of <strong>The</strong> Red Cross to<br />
market its own branded condoms in Africa - see Red Cross, <strong>The</strong><br />
09/12/01<br />
* Report on how ActionAid is helping Zimbabweans cope with<br />
Aids - see <strong>Observer</strong> Christmas Appeal 16/12/01<br />
AIR<br />
* See Music: Pop 29/04/01<br />
ALBARN, DAMON<br />
* Profile on Damon Albarn, Blur's ex-frontman who turned his<br />
back on the celebrity limelight 29/07/01 B 27 1>6 Caricature<br />
ALBEE, EDWARD<br />
* His plays may be full of sparring vitriol and dysfunctional<br />
lives, but Edward Albee is rather sweet, thinks Simon Fanshawe<br />
15/04/01 R 6 1>5 Photograph<br />
ALBERTI, LEONE BATTISTA: MASTER BUILDER…<br />
* See Book Reviews - Jardine, Lisa 04/03/01<br />
ALBERTINE<br />
* See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 28/10/01<br />
ALBO, MIKE<br />
* See Comedy 27/05/01<br />
ALCOHOL & ALCOHOL ABUSE<br />
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* Peter Noble sank 13 pints then got in his car and killed six<br />
people… why did no one stop him? - see Crime 11/03/01<br />
* Former soccer star George Best has begun drinking heavily<br />
again and has told friends he would rather die than stay on the<br />
wagon - see Best, George 25/03/01<br />
* George Best will have anti-alcohol pellets sewn into his<br />
stomach this week in a desperate attempt to help him beat his<br />
life-threatening addition to drink - see Best, George 08/04/01<br />
* In a candid new book, Damien Hirst hits out at former allies,<br />
reveals his taste for cocaine and alcohol and explains why he's<br />
stopped taking ecstasy - see Hirst, Damien 12/08/01<br />
* Last month the Isle of Man government scrapped all licensing<br />
hours and the main effect has been a fall in drink-related<br />
disturbances - see Licensing Laws 12/08/01<br />
* Interview with footballer Paul Gascoigne, who admits to being<br />
an alcoholic - see Gascoigne, Paul 23/09/01<br />
* Britain's binge drinking culture is laid bare in a stark<br />
government report revealing cirrhosis of the liver now kills more<br />
women than cervical cancer 09/12/01 B 3 1>8<br />
* Jonathan Woodgate and Lee Bowyer walked free from court -<br />
but the case found English football guilty of producing a<br />
generation of thuggish millionaire players in an alcohol... - see<br />
Sport: Football 16/12/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> controversy surrounding the savage gang assault on a<br />
young Asian student took a new twist when the victim accused<br />
the jury which tried the case against two footballers of racial… -<br />
see Crime 16/12/01<br />
AL-FAYED, MOHAMED<br />
* Mohamed al-Fayed is trying to force US investigators to hand<br />
over 1,500 documents in his bid to prove the Paris crash of<br />
Diana, Princess of Wales and his son Dodi was murder 02/09/01<br />
B 7 1>8 Photographs<br />
* A story of falling profits and exiting colleagues for the Al-<br />
Fayed empire - see Business & Industry 16/12/01<br />
ALFRED THE GREAT<br />
* Priceless papers which document Alfred the Great's<br />
foundations of a ninth-century monastery at Athelney have been<br />
discovered at the back of a dusty shelf in a stately home<br />
29/07/01 B 8 7>8 Photograph<br />
ALI, MUHAMMAD<br />
* On the eve of a powerful new film, the reality and legend of<br />
Muhammad Ali 16/12/01 R 1>2 1>4 Photographs<br />
ALLEN, WOODY<br />
* As part of a campaign to repair his image, Woody Allen gives<br />
his first public question and answer session in the UK 09/09/01<br />
B 15 1>7 Photographs<br />
ALLI, LORD WAHEED<br />
* Profile of Lord Waheed Alli, co-founder of Planet 24 and<br />
'reviver' of the motel soap, Crossroads 11/03/01 N 6 1>8<br />
Photograph<br />
AL'OWHALI, MOHAMMED<br />
* As the Saudi bomber begins his life sentence in a US jail for<br />
the bombing of the American embassy in Nairobi, Jason Burke<br />
uncovers the secret FBI files on the suicide bomber who changed<br />
his mind 05/08/01 M 20>27 1>4 Photographs<br />
AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND CLAY<br />
* See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 08/07/01<br />
AMBER SPYGLASS, THE<br />
* See Book Reviews - Merritt, Stephanie 16/09/01