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Special report: investment trusts

Dull and plodding but megatrusts are a safe haven, writes Gail Moss.

The Guardian / Oct 16, 2001

Review: Doug Aitken, Serpentine Gallery

Doug Aitken is the wonderboy of video art. But is his New Ocean exhibition hugely ambitious - or just hugely expensive? By Adrian Searle

Ocean White

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The Guardian / Aug 29, 2001

All change

How do you ensure opera has a future? Sack the singers? Get rid of the opera houses? Charlotte Higgins reports.

Carles Santos

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The Guardian / Aug 22, 2001

Edinburgh theatre: Ricardo i Elena

King's Theatre Rating: *****

Carles Santos

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The Guardian / Aug 21, 2001

Edinburgh pick of the day

Ricardo i Elena | Distance

Carles Santos

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The Guardian / Aug 20, 2001

Sport in brief

Snooker

Dave Thorpe

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The Guardian / Jun 28, 2001

On message

Top box Cable operator NTL is launching in Britain what it believes is the world's first broadband set-top box service. The £25 a month service is to be launched in Manchester on Monday. Leeds and London will follow later in the year.

Arthur Shaw

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The Guardian / Jun 15, 2001

Farming suicides blamed on crisis

Three farmers from the same Welsh county killed themselves because they could not cope with the pressures of their crisis stricken business, inquests heard yesterday.

John Bayliss

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The Guardian / Jun 15, 2001

Farming suicides blamed on crisis

Three farmers from the same Welsh county killed themselves because they could not cope with the pressures of their crisis stricken business, inquests heard yesterday.

John Bayliss

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The Guardian / Apr 23, 2001

Farmer found hanged

A farmer has been found dead in a barn a week after some of his beef cattle were slaughtered because of the foot and mouth crisis.

John Bayliss

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The Guardian / Mar 30, 2001

Obituary: Bob Huntley

Commander Bob Huntley, who has died aged 81, was an heroic figure within the Metropolitan police. A classic "thief-taker", the accolade most prized by officers, his exploits led the Daily Express to hail him in 1972 as the "Nation's Number One Gangbuster".

Dorothy Kelly

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The Guardian / Feb 19, 2001

Twelve dead in Brazil prison riots

Negotiations in Sao Paulo have secure the release of thousands of hostages held in South America's largest jail.

Marco Vinicio

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The Guardian / Jan 19, 2001

Classical Review: Bruno Canino and Friends

Wigmore Hall LondonRating: **

Alda Caiello

'When I quit, it was 60% to do with low pay'

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The Guardian / Dec 19, 2000

'When I quit, it was 60% to do with low pay'

Phillip Huston says he was very idealistic about nursing and the NHS when he began a three-year degree course in 1995. But within 18 months of qualifying, he had quit his job because of poor pay and lack of job satisfaction.

Phillip Huston

Nurses case studies: 'When I quit, it was 60% to do with low pay'

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The Guardian / Dec 19, 2000

Nurses case studies: 'When I quit, it was 60% to do with low pay'

Phillip Huston says he was very idealistic about nursing and the NHS when he began a three-year degree course in 1995. But within 18 months of qualifying, he had quit his job because of poor pay and lack of job satisfaction.

Phillip Huston

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The Guardian / Nov 18, 2000

Alexander Chancellor: Trench Town view

Two outstanding items in the British imperial legacy to Jamaica are the roundabout and the school uniform. They are both much in evidence in Trench Town, the slum quarter of the capital, Kingston, which became notorious in the 70s for its gang warfare.