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Date	Title
29/2/2004	GM crops roll-out is blighted as MPs prepare to challenge No 10
29/2/2004	Rylott sacked - GM giant culls top jobs in Europe
29/2/2004	The Pants are back!
28/2/2004	THE WEEKLY WATCH number 61
27/2/2004	Activists claim victory over US on GM foods
27/2/2004	Bio-safety meet overlooks concerns of Indian farmers/Europe and developing countries claim partial victory
27/2/2004	Empty promises - Argentina's GM "path of destruction"
27/2/2004	Rice is now Oryza syngenta!
27/2/2004	Scientists suspect health threat from GM maize
26/2/2004	Argentina's Corporate Welfare for Monsanto / Environmentalists blast Brazil
26/2/2004	GM crops delayed in UK / GM Bans sought in US / Disputes Stall Biotech Trade Talks
26/2/2004	Important new reports on widespread contamination and the failure of GMOs
26/2/2004	Research Shows New Dangers of Genetically Modified Food
26/2/2004	The Sleaze Behind Our Science
26/2/2004	What is Syngenta doing in the Philippines Delegation on the Biosafety Protocol?!!
22/2/2004	Blair's Not-So-Funny Farm / Another County Council goes GM-free
22/2/2004	Executive 'no' to GM crops
22/2/2004	Lord Sainsbury 'broke Cabinet rule' in biotech promotion
22/2/2004	Mexican farmers worried by GM corn
22/2/2004	The great betrayal
22/2/2004	Why opposition to GE crops is based on sound science - great reply to Patrick Moore
21/2/2004	Gene giants pressing for Terminator
21/2/2004	Government face GM legal threat / Planting a GM future / Blinded by the light of technology / more Morley in Kuala Lumpur
21/2/2004	Meacher - Government has no mandate - ministers listening to themselves
21/2/2004	Mendocino draws big money - CropLife America lays down its barrage
20/2/2004	Bad for the poor and bad for science / 'GM-free' rebellion grows as ministers give crops backing
20/2/2004	GM cow protest over Sainsbury's hypocrisy
20/2/2004	Letter to Beckett from Independent Science Panel
20/2/2004	Video of UK minister questioned about GM leak / Expert condemns 'fake' GM science / Spinning the science
19/2/2004	Debates on GM criticised
19/2/2004	Joan Ruddock - Why are they foisting GM crops on us?
19/2/2004	Leaked papers reveal GM crops to get go-ahead
19/2/2004	More on Government go-ahead for GM maize
19/2/2004	New publications that expose Monsanto!
19/2/2004	South African Council of Churches opposes import of GM wheat / Monsanto admits seeing developing countries as prime targets
19/2/2004	THE WEEKLY WATCH number 60
15/2/2004	BBSRC's clean bill of health
15/2/2004	Krebs reappointed as Chair of Food Standards Agency
15/2/2004	No GM surrender in Europe / Australian consumer turns back on GM ingredients
14/2/2004	Bt cotton benefits short-lived: study/more on Monsanto wheat patent in India
14/2/2004	EU races to thwart influx of GM food from east
14/2/2004	Monsanto, Lula & U.S. win Captain Hook awards
13/2/2004	THE WEEKLY WATCH number 59
12/2/2004	AEI wades in - Biotech Bounty: "saving billions" or "making billions"?
11/2/2004	Scandal of Labour's GM go-ahead / EU ag minister says no need for moratorium
11/2/2004	US & Aussie wreckers at COP7 / How to find out what's going on
10/2/2004	'Mirage' of GM's golden promise / Potrykus profile
10/2/2004	GM crops - If it can't work, fake it!
10/2/2004	Stupid white men running biotech
10/2/2004	The gloves are off / Welsh and blue maize / Why GM oilseed rape rejected
10/2/2004	USDA employees earn extra from GM crops
9/2/2004	A letter to Tony Blair from 120 UK NGOs
9/2/2004	Call for Change in Research Funding as GE Fails where Conventional Breeding Succeeds
9/2/2004	Row on GM crops set to trouble United Nations biodiversity talks
9/2/2004	Transgenes in the human gut - Science Review Panel may have got it wrong
9/2/2004	Wales blocks go-ahead for Britain's first GM crop
6/2/2004	Devinder Sharma versus Margaret Beckett
6/2/2004	Monsanto wheat patent disputed
6/2/2004	THE WEEKLY WATCH NUMBER 58 - and monthly review
5/2/2004	Bayer fudged / Bayer 1 of 10 Worst Corporations of 2003 / Potty Stotty
5/2/2004	Growing public unease over GM crops - where's the evidence?
5/2/2004	New Scientist - Monsanto's showcase project in Africa fails
5/2/2004	Response to GM contamination of organic research
5/2/2004	Scientist ready to cash in on GM animals high in omega 3 fatty acids
4/2/2004	Biotech critics at risk - videos/broadcast/article
4/2/2004	Goodbye, Prof Nanjudaswamy
3/2/2004	E. Ann Clark's Observations on the Supreme Court hearing of Percy Schmeiser
3/2/2004	EU on line to prohibit GM oilseed rape crops - Guardian
3/2/2004	FDA, Monsanto need to reveal truth about GM cattle drug
3/2/2004	Nanjundaswamy passes away/Smart farmers burn Monsanto's GM-cotton
3/2/2004	Wambugu still Wambuzling!
2/2/2004	Approving GM Crops is Abusing Science
2/2/2004	Belgium rejects GM rape - Europe closer to ban
2/2/2004	GM cotton farming in South Africa a success?
2/2/2004	GM cotton to invade West Africa | Le coton génétiquement modifié envahit l'Afrique de l'Ouest
2/2/2004	Science is too important to be left to scientists alone
1/2/2004	Biotech industry gives record $150,000 to fight proposed altered-crop ban
1/2/2004	Stop the Rot