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

foods - see Genetic Modification 11/02/01
* The European Investment Bank, the EU's lending arm, may
offer long-term loans to beleaguered telecom companies
struggling to cover the crippling costs of third-generation mobile
phone networks 08/04/01 N 1 1>3
* Chancellor Gordon Brown may have to refund billions of
pounds in tax to multinational companies following a deluge of
lawsuits after the European Court of Justice ruled discrimination
- see Politics 06/05/01
* Tory businessmen to desert William Hague over anti-euro
stance - see Politics 27/05/01
* US aero-engine maker General Electric is set for a bruising
showdown with the European Commission at a crucial meeting
on its proposed $41bn takeover of Honeywell - see Aviation
Industry 27/05/01
* European leaders are to introduce Draconian measures to deal
with the growing threat of violence from anti-capitalist
protestors - see Demonstrations & Protests 17/06/01
* The Government is braced for a major clash over Franco-
German plans for a European tax to support institutions based in
Brussels - see Politics 17/06/01
* The US is blocking new European Commission proposals to
get cheap drugs into developing countries suffering devastating
HIV, malaria and TB pandemics - see International Affairs:
U.S.A. 17/06/01
* EU's leaders are letting us all down with their nationalism and
lack of vision, says Will Hutton 17/06/01 B 2 2>7 Photograph
* The European Union's investigation into alleged price-fixing
by mobile phone companies will be far more wide-reaching than
expected - see Business & Industry 15/07/01
* The EU's move to kill a cash-cow for beleaguered mobile
firms could be an own-goal - see Business & Industry 15/07/01
* Banks would be forced to insure customers against debt
problems under a proposal from the European Commission - see
Financial Institutions 12/08/01
* As part of the European Union's Year of Languages, French
secondary school children are to watch EastEnders to sharpen
their language skills - see Language 30/09/01
* European Union scientists have secretly given their blessing to
controversial experiments in which live monkeys will be
infected with mad cow disease - see BSE 30/09/01
* As Brussels blasts the drug giants, the man who took on Roche
and was jailed for it talks to Nick Mathiason - see Adams,
Stanley 25/11/01
* Company directors throughout the European Union could have
their homes raided under tough new cartel-busting laws likely to
be approved next year 25/11/01 N 1 5>7 Photograph
* Italians turn on Silvio Berlusconi in a battle over EU powers of
arrest - see International Affairs: Europe 09/12/01
* Peter Mandelson feels Britain can benefit from more
integration and even a new energy tax 09/12/01 N 7 1>6
Photograph
* Peter Mandelson today calls for a move towards common EU
taxes in a radical blueprint for closer European integration
09/12/01 B 7 3>7
* Tony Blair denied that a groundbreaking call by the European
Union for it to have its own constitution was a move towards a
superstate 16/12/01 B 19 6>8
EUTHANASIA
* Diane Pretty is dying of motor neurone disease, in an exclusive
interview she tells why she will fight in court for the right to a
medically assisted death 24/06/01 B 3 1>6 Photographs
OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001
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EVANS, CHRIS
* Chris Evans's departure from Virgin Radio was front page
news and the saga was all too familiar 01/07/01 B 15 1>6
Photographs
EVANS, HAROLD
* Publishers Tina Brown and Harold Evans are finding how love
can turn to loathing - see Media 15/07/01
EVE
* See Music: Pop 19/08/01
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT…
* Paul Kaye on his life after Dennis Pennis 07/01/01 R 13 1>2
Photograph
* Patrick Fugit, star of Almost Famous 14/01/01 R 8 3>4
Photograph
* Stephen Mangan, the new face of grown-up Adrian Mole
21/01/01 R 8 3>6 Photograph
* Megan Dodds, TV's new Mitford heroine 28/01/01 R 10 5
Photograph
* The return of the kid from ET, Henry Thomas 11/02/01 R 8 5
Photograph
* Giancarlo Giannini, Italian cop on Hannibal's trail 18/02/01 R
8 3>5 Photograph
* New BBC undercover journalist Paul Kenyon 25/02/01 R 8
4>6 Photograph
* Nathaniel Parker, the BBC's dazzlingly posh new cop
04/03/01 R 8 4>6 Photograph
* Paddy Considine, the best-kept secret in British movies
11/03/01 R 10 3>5 Photograph
* Samantha Bond's move from Moneypenny to TV detective
25/03/01 R 8 4>6 Photograph
* Michelle Rodriquez, Latina boxer chick 01/04/01 R 8 4>6
Photograph
* Kim Wilde's rebirth as a gardening expert 22/04/01 R 8 3>4
Photograph
* Franka Potente's new-found poise opposite Johnny Depp in
Blow 29/04/01 R 8 2>4 Photograph
* Sanish hunk-with-spunk Javier Bardem 06/05/01 R 8 5
Photograph
* Daniel Craig, Brit-hot co-star of Tomb Raider 03/06/01 R 9
1>3 Photograph
* Saul Metzstein, the angry young director of 'Late Night
Shopping' 10/06/01 R 9 1>4 Photograph
* Hugh Jackman, Travolta's code-cracking foil 15/07/01 R 11 5
Photograph
* Lennie James, British stage and screen actor, writer…
22/07/01 R 8 1>4 Photograph
* Robert Downey Jr 29/07/01 R 8 5>6 Photograph
* Molly Parker 02/09/01 R 9 5 Photograph
* The Enigmatic Scottish actor Dougray Scott 23/09/01 R 8 2>3
Photograph
* Damian Lewis in Band of Brothers 30/09/01 R 8 4>6
Photograph
* Teenage prodigy Scarlett Johansson 28/10/01 R 9 1>4
Photograph
EVOLUTION