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February 2003
After a sluggish start we got moving on a wider variety of news than last month, with the Cricket World Cup, Michael Jackson, Dolly the sheep and the new Archbishop of Canterbury all earning a mention. The biggest story of the moment continues to be Iraq, though, and in February we saw developments in the areas of oil, cyber warfare and, surprisingly, weapons decommissioning. Perhaps it was the thought of getting Windows Me on their computers that changed the Iraqis minds.
Anyway, as ever you can find a full list of the articles we published this month below.
ECB requests venue switch for Iraq war
4 Feb 2003
Powell presents evidence that Iraq has oil
6 Feb 2003
Disgruntled plastic surgeon performed surgery under the influence
7 Feb 2003
US proposes Iraq cyber warfare with Windows Me
8 Feb 2003
Ronald McDonald: "Salacious Bashir made me look like a clown!"
10 Feb 2003
Holy shit, we're all going to die (again) – but don't panic
12 Feb 2003
World mourns death of first cloned sheep
14 Feb 2003
Growing row over BBC's Dolly death coverage
15 Feb 2003
Bush refuses to send Kim Jong-il birthday card
16 Feb 2003
UK citizens told to avoid Iraq; cancel holidays there
19 Feb 2003
easyJet boss arrested on terrorism charges
20 Feb 2003
"Spoons save Tories", claim spin-doctors
22 Feb 2003
Tories deny open warfare; call in weapons inspectors
24 Feb 2003
Bush declines to appear on Weakest Link with Saddam
25 Feb 2003
FBI arrest British pensioner believed to be Bin Laden
27 Feb 2003
Mr Bean enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury
27 Feb 2003
British pensioner also responsible for shooting JFK, says FBI
28 Feb 2003
Iraq to begin missile destruction by firing them at Israel, US troops
28 Feb 2003
Simon says look at this...
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