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Dec 19 — ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR 2003
Dec 19 — SIX UK GM SEED APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN BY BAYER
Dec 11 — HAPPY CHRISTMAS FROM FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
Dec 10 — PRE-BUDGET STATEMENT: MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO CUT PESTICIDE USE
Dec 8 — GM MORATORIUM HOLDS
Dec 5 — GM SWEET CORN MAY GET GREEN LIGHT IN EUROPE
Dec 5 — EU GM FOOD SAFETY COMMITTEE FAILS FIRST TEST
Dec 4 — NEW TAX COULD CUT PESTICIDE USE
Dec 4 — PESTICIDES STILL IN APPLES, LETTUCE AND POTATOES
Nov 25 — GM CROPS LEAD TO MORE PESTICIDE USE
Nov 25 — GOVERNMENT'S GM ADVISOR CALLS FOR NEW CONTAMINATION AND LIABILITY LAWS
Nov 18 — SUPERMARKETS ABANDONING UK FRUIT FARMERS
Nov 13 — PESTICIDE INDUSTRY SHOULD PAY FOR SAFE DISPOSAL OF ITS PRODUCTS
Nov 11 — FEARS FOR NEW COUNTRYSIDE WATCHDOG
Nov 4 — EUROPE CAVES IN TO US PRESSURE ON GM SWEETCORN
Oct 31 — GM SCIENTISTS MUST FACE REALITY
Oct 29 — BOURNEMOUTH GOES GM-FREE
Oct 21 — CO-OP SAYS NO TO GM
Oct 16 — GM CROPS: BLAIR WHO DO YOU REPRESENT, THE BRITISH PEOPLE, OR BUSH AND THE MULTI-NATIONALS?
Oct 9 — BAN GM OILSEED RAPE NOW
Oct 7 — TRACTORS AND TROLLEYS LINE UP FOR GM PROTEST
Oct 2 — GM CROPS FAIL TRIALS TEST
Sep 29 — BECKETT'S GREEN SPEECH
Sep 29 — MEACHER URGES CONSUMERS TO BITE BACK AGAINST GM BULLYING BY USA
Sep 28 — BIOTECH FIRM'S FAILED BID FOR GM CROP SECRECY
Sep 26 — WARNING OVER SAFEWAY TAKEOVER
Sep 25 — BRIGHTON GOES GM-FREE
Sep 25 — PILGRIMAGE FOR A GM-FREE BRITAIN
Sep 24 — NATIONAL DEBATE REJECTS GM FOOD AND CROPS
Sep 21 — GOVERNMENT TO GIVE GM CROPS THE GREEN LIGHT?
Sep 17 — SUPERMARKETS FIVE YEAR FAILURE TO CUT PESTICIDES IN FRUIT AND VEG
Sep 11 — PUBLIC BITE BACK IN GM TRADE WAR
Sep 10 — BRISTOL GOES GM-FREE
Sep 4 — WTO RULES SET TO DEVASTATE BIODIVERSITY
Sep 3 — BABY FOOD SAMPLES PESTICIDE-FREE
Sep 3 — LOCAL AUTHORITIES CAN STILL APPLY FOR GM-FREE ZONES
Aug 22 — PILGRIMS TO JOIN TRACTORS AND TROLLEYS AGAINST GM
Aug 15 — US TAKES NEXT STEP IN GM TRADE WAR
Aug 1 — EAST RIDING GOES GM-FREE
Jul 28 — ILLEGAL GM CONTAMINATION THREAT
Jul 25 — "DEPLORABLE" ATTACK ON GM SCIENTIFIC CRITIC
Jul 25 — GOVERNMENT WARNS GM FARMERS OVER CONTAMINATION THREAT
Jul 25 — HUNDREDS OF PESTICIDES BANNED
Jul 24 — CUMBRIA GOES GM-FREE
Jul 23 — EU COMMISSION CALLS GM CONTAMINATION OF ORGANIC FOOD TO BE ALLOWED
Jul 23 — SAINSBURY'S: MAKING LIFE TASTE BITTER FOR BANANA GROWERS
Jul 22 — LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK FIRST TO GO GM-FREE
Jul 21 — UNCERTAINTY OVER GM SAFETY
Jul 21 — PESTICIDE REVIEW FAILS CONSUMERS AND FARMERS
Jul 18 — GOVERNMENT TO PUBLISH GM SCIENCE REVIEW
Jul 18 — SCEPTICISM AS GM DEBATE ENDS
Jul 18 — SHROPSHIRE GOES GM-FREE
Jul 16 — SUPERMARKETS CONTINUE TO SHUN GM FOOD
Jul 14 — GARDEN PESTICIDES HEALTH WARNING
Jul 11 — GOVERNMENT REPORT ON ECONOMICS OF GM CROPS
Jul 10 — NEW MAPS REVEAL MASSIVE EXTENT OF GM POLLUTION THREAT
Jul 8 — FAT CATS FIGHT OVER SAFEWAY, CONSUMERS AND FARMERS ARE REAL LOSERS
Jul 2 — MEPS BACK TOUGHER GM LABELS
Jul 1 — GOVERNMENT OPPOSES TOUGH EURO GM RULES
Jul 1 — ASDA/WAL-MART EXPLOITS PLANNING LOOPHOLE
Jun 25 — MPS CALL FOR EXTENSION TO GM NATIONAL DEBATE
Jun 24 — SUPERMARKETS MUST BE BLOCKED FROM SAFEWAY TAKEOVER
Jun 20 — GM TRADE WAR ACCELERATES
Jun 18 — EU MEETS US OVER GM TRADE WAR
Jun 18 — GM STUDY HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR URGENT RETHINK OVER GM CROPS
Jun 13 — UN TREATY REGULATING GM TO BECOME LAW
Jun 13 — BLAIR SACKS MEACHER
Jun 13 — FAT-CAT TESCO: PUTTING ON THE POUNDS AT FARMERS' EXPENSE
Jun 5 — GOVERNMENT MUST CLARIFY ROLE OF GM DEBATE
Jun 5 — SLOW PROGRESS ON PESTICIDE RESIDUES
Jun 3 — GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES GM DEBATE
Jun 2 — GOVERNMENT MUST ADDRESS GM DEBATE CHAOS SAY GROUPS
Jun 1 — MINISTERS TRY TO STOP GM FOOD LABELS
May 28 — EGYPT WITHDRAWS FROM WTO GM COMPLAINT
May 28 — GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES GM PUBLIC DEBATE - SAY NO SAYS FOE
May 27 — ROYAL SOCIETY RAISES GM CROP DOUBTS
May 22 — EU ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE VOTES FOR STRONGER GM LAWS
May 20 — WARWICKSHIRE GOES GM-FREE
May 19 — GOVERNMENT MAY IGNORE PUBLIC OPINION ON GM CROPS
May 13 — US FILES WTO GM COMPLAINT
May 9 — GOVERNMENT URGES MEPS TO VOTE FOR GM FOOD
May 8 — GOVERNMENT FAILING TO REGULATE SUPERMARKETS, SAYS NEW REPORT
Apr 30 — WHY THE SAFEWAY TAKE-OVER MUST BE STOPPED
Apr 28 — GM FREE FOOD COULD BECOME "IMPOSSIBLE", GOVERNMENT ADVISERS WARN
Apr 24 — DORSET DEMANDS CAUTION OVER GM CROPS
Apr 12 — LOCAL CAMPAIGNERS CALL FOR GM-FREE BRITAIN ELECTION PLEDGE
Apr 8 — GM JURY CHALLENGES FSA POLICY ON LABELLING
Apr 1 — CORNWALL GOES GM FREE
Mar 26 — NEW ANALYSIS CASTS DOUBT ON GM FARM SCALE EVALUATIONS
Mar 21 — CREDIBILITY OF GM DEBATE HANGS BY A THREAD
Mar 19 — UK VOTES TO KEEP HIGHLY TOXIC PESTICIDE
Mar 17 — SUPERMARKET CODE FAILS FARMERS
Mar 5 — FRIENDS OF THE EARTH SLAMS EU PLANS FOR GROWING GM CROPS
Mar 3 — TOP BRIEFS SAY PANTS TO GM
Feb 27 — SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE VOTES TO GO GM-FREE
Feb 26 — LATEST FOOD PESTICIDE DATA
Feb 20 — GOVERNMENT AGREES TO DELAY GM DEBATE
Feb 19 — LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK TO HOST GM DEBATE
Feb 17 — SAFEWAY DECISION MUST WAIT FOR OFT REVIEW OF SUPERMARKET CODE OF PRACTICE
Feb 14 — SOUTH HAMS GOES GM-FREE
Feb 6 — GM DEBATE CHAIR SLAMS GOVERNMENT
Feb 5 — IS TESCO SPIN ON SAFEWAY TAKEOVER A JOKE? ASKS FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
Feb 1 — SAFEWAY STITCH UP MUST BE STOPPED, ALLIANCE DEMANDS
Jan 22 — GM DEBATE FIASCO
Jan 22 — DEVON VOTES TO GO GM-FREE
Jan 15 — GM BEET RESEARCH ANSWERS VERY FEW QUESTIONS
Jan 14 — FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MUST HAVE A SAY IN WAL-MART TAKEOVER
Jan 13 — TEN REASONS SUPERMARKET MERGERS ARE BAD FOR CONSUMERS
Jan 10 — US THREAT OVER GM FOOD
Jan 9 — MORRISONS TAKE-OVER BAD NEWS FOR CONSUMERS
Jan 2 — GM CONTAMINATION - GOVERNMENT EXPERTS DISAGREE
