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

Photograph, illustrations
* Perfect coq au vin 25/11/01 M 68>69 1>4 Photographs
* Best cellars: three biodynamic and two organic French wines
25/11/01 M 72 4 Photographs
* Harnessing the planets to make wine may sound like mumbo
jumbo - but it works for Nicolas Joly 25/11/01 M 72 1>3
Photograph, illustration
* World wine web 25/11/01 M 72 1>2 Photograph
* Pesticide residues in food are far more toxic than previously
thought, putting people at risk of brain damage and cancer - see
Health 02/12/01
* A Yuletide feast of duck 02/12/01 M 52>53 1>4 Photographs
* Best cellars: five reds which will taste great in any glass
02/12/01 M 55 4 Photographs
* When it comes to choosing the right glass for the right wine,
Georg Riedel sees things crystal clearly 02/12/01 M 55 1>3
Photographs
* World wine web 02/12/01 M 55 1>2 Photograph
* Alternatives to turkey 09/12/01 M 76>77 1>4 Photographs
* 36 Christmas wine crackers 09/12/01 M 79>80 1>4
Photographs
* Recipes that are festive and fruity 16/12/01 M 58>59 1>4
Photographs
* It's been a vintage year for wine publishing, producing a
bumper crop of tasteful tomes 16/12/01 M 63 1>4 Photographs
* Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver will open up a restaurant in the
new year staffed entirely by young and disadvantaged
newcomers - see Oliver, Jamie 23/12/01
* Fish dishes for Christmas 23/12/01 M 38>39 1>4 Photographs
* Christmas wine quiz 23/12/01 M 41 1>3 Photograph,
illustration
* There's one ingredient we should never leave out 30/12/01 M
34>35 1>4 Photographs
* A drinker's calendar 30/12/01 M 39 1>4 Illustrations
FOOT & MOUTH CRISIS
* How our farmers sowed their very own downfall - the foot and
mouth outbreak was a disaster waiting to happen - see Farms &
Farming 25/02/01
* Mass slaughter in an effort to curb the foot and mouth disease
that has paralysed the British countryside 25/02/01 B 1>2 7>8
* Supermarkets' grip on farmers is to be smashed by a new law -
see Farms & Farming 04/03/01
* Comment on the Foot & Mouth crisis by Matthew Fort
04/03/01 B 10 7>8
* Foot & Mouth virus has spread to the Continent 04/03/01 B 2
7>8
* Countryside in Crisis: mass slaughter everywhere - the fate of
farming 04/03/01 B 9>11 1>7 Photograph
* The tourist industry now faces ruin with the foot & mouth
outbreak 11/03/01 B 1, 5 1>8 Photographs
* Comment by Matthew Fort on the future of our food 11/03/01
B 5 1>3 Photograph
* Jean and Nick Armstrong, Cumbrian farmers, who were struck
by foot & mouth 15/03/01 B` 25 1>4 Photograph
* Crisis mounts amid claims that farmers deliberately infected
herds to claim cash 18/03/01 B 1 1>3 Cartoon
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* Three-page special on the foot and mouth crisis: militant
farmers plot rural revolt as the slaughter begins 18/03/01 B
9>11 1>8 Photographs
* Crucial scientific advice that could have averted the foot and
mouth disaster was ignored by the government for more than
three years on economic grounds 25/03/01 B 1>2 1>3
* Special report on the Foot & Mouth Crisis 25/03/01 B 10>11
1>8 Photographs, map
* Week 5: Foot & Mouth is no longer a disaster just in rural
areas - it has become a major political drama that may threaten
Blair's plans to win again 25/03/01 B 9 1>7 Photographs
* Top tourist attractions reopen for business in a desperate bid to
save the rural economy from collapse - see Tourism 01/04/01
* Week 6: hard-pressed officials are unable to intercept illegal
imports carrying deadly diseases 01/04/01 B 10 1>8
Photograph, map
* Britain is facing a pollution disaster because of the hundreds of
thousands of carcasses being burned or buried as the
Government fights foot & mouth disease 01/04/01 B 2 2>4
* Euan Ferguson meets… Brigadier Alex Birtwhistle, the soldier
in charge of the foot and mouth crisis in Cumbria - see
Birtwhistle, Brigadier Alex 08/04/01
* Environment agency officials have said that hundreds of fish
have been killed in a fresh water course in Anglesey after
disinfectant used during a cull of cattle leaked into a spring
08/04/01 B 2 4>7
* Pop stars and athletes are being enlisted to promote Britain as
tourism suffers from the fallout from foot and mouth 08/04/01 B
6 3>8 Photographs
* The appalling case of cruelty on a North Devon farm 08/04/01
B 6 1>2
* Vanessa Thorpe heads to Devon to see if the countryside is
really open during the Foot & Mouth crisis - see Travel
15/04/01
* A package of emergency measures to control the foot and
mouth crisis could expose people to the risk of infection by the
human for of mad cow disease 15/04/01 B 1>2 1>3
* Special investigation into the crisis 15/04/01 B 14>15 1>6
Photographs
* Protests against the mass slaughter policy for foot and mouth
disease erupted in London, Gloucester and the Netherlands,
yesterday 22/04/01 B 5 5>6
* The foot and mouth crisis has passed into Britain's wild deer
population 22/04/01 B 5 1>4 Photograph
* Profile on Phoenix the Calf, a plucky little heifer who made a
government change its mind - see Animals 29/04/01
* Foot & mouth disease restrictions were lifted on 1,300 farms in
the most confident signal from the Government so far that it has
the crisis under control 29/04/01 B 7 6>7
* Ramblers accused local authorities of dragging their feet over
the reopening of thousands of footpaths closed by the foot and
mouth crisis 06/05/01 B 6 1>8 Photograph
* Foot and mouth fears grow over meat smuggling 06/05/01 B 8
7>8
* Top scientists are called to an emergency meeting as fears
mount that ash and the buried carcasses of cows slaughtered
during the foot and mouth epidemic could be spreading CJD -
see BSE/CJD 20/05/01
* Airlines and aircraft maintenance crews have received an
official warning that a disinfectant used to control foot and
mouth could pose a serious safety risk 27/05/01 B 4 1>4