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the coast - see Tourism 15/04/01 * The British deer population is growing so rapidly and spreading so far that it is found now in every county in the country and they are causing vast damage to agriculture - see Animals 10/06/01 * The Observer has uncovered details of more than 30 highly controversial plans for new roads through nature reserves and historic sites - see Transport 04/11/01 COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE, THE * The Countryside Alliance has come under attack from rural campaigners and others after an investigation has revealed it has invested in companies criticised for damaging rural communities 29/04/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs COURIC, KATIE * America's Katie Couric's 'ordinariness' has made her TV's bestpaid presenter 23/12/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs COVER-UP OF CONVENIENCE * See Book Reviews - Woffinden, Bob 17/06/01 COWARD, ROS * Columnist 04/03/01 B 27 1>3 Photograph * Columnist 25/03/01 B 31 5>6 Photograph COX, BARONESS * Christian campaigner Baroness Cox is risking her life in Sudan to buy hundreds of people from slave-traders and set them free - see International Affairs: Africa 28/01/01 COX, SARA * Interview with Radio One's breakfast show host, Sara Cox 24/06/01 M 8>12 1>4 Photographs * See Radio 08/07/01 CRAFT, IAN * Euan Ferguson meets… Ian Craft, the pioneer in IVF 28/01/01 B 14 1>6 Photographs CRAWLING AT NIGHT * See Book Reviews - Shapiro, Anna 01/07/01 CRIADO-PEREZ, CARLOS * Interview with Safeway's new chief executive Carlos Criado- Perez 25/11/01 N 16 1>5 Photograph CRICK, MICHAEL * Michael Crick, the crusading journalist is investigating Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United boss for a new biography 26/08/01 B 6 6>8 CRIME * Lenient sentencing fuels Net child porn - see Pornography 07/01/01 * Writer Emmanuel Carrere spent seven years finding out what drove Jean-Claude Romand to murder his wife, son, daughter and parents - see Carrere, Emmanuel 14/01/01 * The murder of an Asian greengrocer in London has revealed how warring families will seek revenge over thousands of miles 21/01/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs * Observer investigation on Bosnia's corrupt elite growing fat on human cargo smuggled to the West - see International Affairs: Europe 28/01/01 * Alison Lewis was arrested on suspicion of slaying an entire family - after a year long ordeal she has been released without charge 28/01/01 B 12 1>8 Photographs OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 51 * A flood of tapes now airing on TV chat shows uncover the corrupt heart of Peru - see International Affairs: Cent. & S. America 04/02/01 * Kevin Sweeney said his wife's death was an accident; the police said it was murder - Jacqueline Davies believes her daughter was the victim of an evil con-man 04/02/01 R 1>2 1>5 Photographs * Inside the hunt for a serial rapist 04/02/01 B 10 1>8 Photographs * Sick Briton, Tracy Housel, is set for US execution in Atlanta 04/02/01 B 15 1>8 Photographs * When the body of a millionaire socialite was found on a French beach last week, it seemed like suicide, now some are pointing to murder or even the curse of Tutankhamen 04/02/01 B 18 1>8 Photographs * Stephen Downing walked free 27 years after being jailed for the murder of Wendy Sewell, but if he is innocent, then who is guilty? - see Downing, Stephen 11/02/01 * The murky world of expatriate life in Saudi Arabia has been rocked by the arrests of three Westerners for murder, but are they being framed? - see International Affairs: Middle East 11/02/01 * After seven months the search for Lucie Blackman is over - Tokyo businessman is to be charged with her murder 11/02/01 B 1>2 4>6 Photograph * Five minutes of madness which led to the killing of 18 year old Abdul Osman 11/02/01 M 16>23 1>4 Photographs * A key member of a ruthless gang of Russian criminals is in Britain, running brutal protection rackets, vice rings and frauds 11/02/01 B 23 1>2 Photographs * Grim secret of the man in the Armani suit, the 'Tokyo Ripper' suspected of killing English hostess, Lucie Blackman 11/02/01 B 5 1>8 Photographs * Stephen Downing, victim of what campaigners describe as one of Britain's worst miscarriages of justice could receive up to £8m compensation - see Downing, Stephen 18/02/01 * The hidden truth behind race crimes in Britain - see Racism 18/02/01 * Highly sophisticated criminal gangs are smuggling more than £1bn in cash out of Britain each year 18/02/01 B 6 7>8 Photograph * The decoding of DNA could finally lead detectives to up to 600 free murderers in Britain - see Genetics 25/02/01 * The trial of the man accused of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando is set to become one of the highest-profile court cases as the media gear up to provide blanket coverage - see Media 25/02/01 * When robber and cop-killer Kenneth Noye was extradited from Spain for his brutal 'M25' murder, it seemed justice had been done but the matter of three tons of stolen bullion remains - see Noye, Ken 25/02/01 * Jane Blackman held an emotional press conference in Tokyo where she will arrange to collect the body of her murdered daughter Lucie 25/02/01 B 1 4 Photograph * Mother of murder victim Lucie Blackman flies to Tokyo for final time after months of torment 25/02/01 B 2 4>6 Photographs * Looted Afghan art smuggled to London - see Art 11/03/01 * The law that says no one acquitted of a crime can be tried for it again is under threat - the families of some victims now believe justice is close - see Legal Affairs 11/03/01 * Peter Noble sank 13 pints then got in his car and killed six
people… why did no one stop him? 11/03/01 B 20 1>6 Photographs * Trail of murdered women is feared to be the work of Rippers on the loose 11/03/01 B 7 1>8 Photographs * UK antique dealers are up in arms over legislation designed to crack down on crime which is forcing them to keep detailed records - see Antiques 18/03/01 * UK antique dealers are up in arms over legislation designed to crack down on crime which is forcing them to keep detailed records 18/03/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph * Crime fears as five police stations shut each month since Labour came into power 25/03/01 B 1>2 4>6 * The careers and freedom of three top footballers are on a knifeedge after one of them changed his story over a gang assault on a student 25/03/01 B 19 1>8 Photographs * Victims of violence forced to battle for 'stingy' payouts 08/04/01 C 14>15 1>4 Photograph * Impersonation, the fastest rising form of fraud, is all too easy to commit 08/04/01 C 2>4 2>4 Photographs * Drug barons from two of Britain's most crime-ridden cities - Liverpool and Glasgow - have forged an uneasy alliance to traffic millions of pounds worth of drugs 08/04/01 B 6 5>6 * The five-year search for the killer of Caroline Dickinson appeared to be over last night when French police announced DNA samples taken from a suspect were 'very similar' to those at the murder scene 15/04/01 B 1 4>7 Photograph * The father of murdered schoolgirl Caroline Dickinson, tells of his family's hope following DNA tests 15/04/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs * Mystery surrounds the death of a holidaymaker whose Turkish boyfriend has been given granted asylum in Britain - see Asylum Seekers 22/04/01 * Young offenders will be forced to carry out hard work for their communities in a shake-up of the youth system to be unveiled by Tony Blair this week 22/04/01 B 2 7 * Many have witnessed gangland-style savagery in the London borough of Hackney, yet few will admit it 22/04/01 B 7 1>7 Photographs * Profile on Pablo Escobar, Colombia's king of cocaine, who started his criminal career as a car thief and ended up as the seventh richest man in the world - see Escobar, Pablo 29/04/01 * The brutal blood sports of cockfighting and dogfighting are on the rise in Britain again, according to animal welfare officials - see Bloodsports 29/04/01 * A private plane is expected to leave Rio de Janeiro today to bring Great Train Robber, Ronnie Biggs home after 35 years on the run - see Biggs, Ronnie 06/05/01 * A tough package of crime measures is to be made the launch pad for Tony Blair's electoral appeal to Britain's middle ground - see Politics 06/05/01 * In Denmark Claus Bork Hansen was riddled with 26 bullets in a murder some fear could herald the resumption of vicious warfare between Hell's Angels gangs - see International Affairs: Europe 06/05/01 * New investigation queries stepfather's conviction for murder of nine-year-old 06/05/01 B 10 3>8 Photographs * One of the two boys freed from court after an allegedly 'racist' attack on an Asian schoolmate had previously assaulted the same child when they were both aged nine 13/05/01 B 5 1>3 Photograph * Senior police officers believe the murderers of young Damilola Taylor will remain free for good because of early blunders in the OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 52 investigation 13/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs * 60 per cent of criminals take hard drugs - see Drugs & Drug Abuse 20/05/01 * British police are likely to be the first in the world to acquire a national database that can identify criminals from foot prints - see Police 20/05/01 * Interview with Cherri Gilham who murdered her lover 20/05/01 R 4 1>5 Photograph * Gangland vengeance and empty promises of protection are destroying a vital weapon in the battle against crime - the supergrass system faces collapse 20/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs * Customs investigators are powerless to prevent a scam known as 'carousel fraud' under which the Government is persuaded to give VAT refunds on payments never made 03/06/01 N 1 5>6 * Violent crime in Britain is rising at the second fastest rate in the world and escalating at the same rate as crime-ridden South Africa 03/06/01 B 11 1>8 * Police are to conduct tests on the body of a murdered London vicar Father David Paget to find out whether he had engaged in sexual activity in the hours before he was murdered 03/06/01 B 9 7 Photograph * Railtrack and British Transport Police have deployed a helicopter and photographer to monitor the worst areas in Britain for rail vandalism and trespassing - see Railway Industry 10/06/01 * Ancient manuscripts and historic books worth millions of pounds are being trafficked through Britain as criminals seek alternatives to high-risk ventures such as armed robbery and drugs 10/06/01 B 10 1>6 Photographs * A covert operation by West Midlands police against a gang of crack dealers put the lives of two elite undercover officers at risk - report on a catalogue of errors 10/06/01 B 17 1>7 Illustration * Criminal records are so full of serious errors that the launch of a new government database of them has been indefinitely delayed 10/06/01 B 7 1>2 * Her dream trip to Goa ended in agony when she was gangraped on a beach, now Joeleen Sketchley is dead and her family's fight for justice hangs on the decision of an Indian court 17/06/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs * The underworld is braced for a new round of killings after jailed kingpin Paul Ferris named informers in a book that has infuriated his rivals 17/06/01 B 6 1>8 Photographs * The Bulger Case: Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were freed last week - how the teenagers persuaded the experts that they would not murder again - see Bulger, James 24/06/01 * The Home Office believes the killers of toddler James Bulger will be identified within months and has made contingency plans to protect the killers - see Bulger, James 24/06/01 * The jurors in the Jill Dando murder case failed to reach a majority verdict last night and were told to return to their hotel for the fourth night - see Dando, Jill 01/07/01 * Serious sex offenders including rapists and paedophiles, will be refused early release from prison under a crackdown by Home Secretary David Blunkett designed to ease public concern 01/07/01 B 1>2 2>4 Photograph * Convicted for the murder of Jill Dando, Barry George's lawyers struggle to find grounds to mount an appeal amid concerns that his conviction on circumstantial evidence may be unsafe - see Dando, Jill 08/07/01 * Judge's daughter killed, cover-up by the Establishment, innocent man framed… that's the true story, now read the novel 'The Blue Tango' by Eoin McNamee - see Books 08/07/01 * Servicemen are committing tens of thousands of crimes a year,
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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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* Report on revelations over the ex
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MARY GEORGE OF ALLNORTHOVER * See B
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of failing a suicidal 22 year-old a
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* Review of Carmen/Orfeo ed Euridic
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* Interview with actress Joan Plowr
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John 18/03/01 * Tony Blair is to pu
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* Endless revelations about stars'
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* Sales are booming, but chief exec
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Terrorism 09/12/01 ROBERTSON-GLASGO
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* Football news 16/12/01 S 2 1>2 Ph
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* Columnist 11/03/01 C 15 1>6 Photo
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* Kicking the habit 01/07/01 R 4 1>
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* Deyan Sudjic 15/04/01 R 6 1>6 Pho
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* Duncan Mackay 04/03/01 S 14 6>8 *
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* Gloucestershire v Hampshire 05/08
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* Sven-Goran Eriksson saw Mancheste
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* This week in the Champions League
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* Football conference league 29/04/
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* Tales from the Tabs: the latest t
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* Amy Lawrence 16/09/01 B 16 1>3 Ph
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* Antonio Banderas is to play Ayrto
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