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Stories for 2001

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  China opens wool market

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Emotive British-German veterans reunion

  A former Royal Navy Lieutenant and a former Von Graff Spee German petty officer paid tribute in a simple but moving ceremony in Montevideo to comrades killed in the River Plate sixty one years ago, during the first major naval battle at the beginning of the Second World War.

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Preparing for the Quebec summit

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Cape Good Hope's turn

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Wild life island still “smouldering”

• Wednesday, January 24th 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  First LEGCO meeting of the new year

• Tuesday, January 23rd 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Best Strike Aircraft in World for UK

  The Harrier jump jet aircraft which played such a vital role in the recapture of the Falkland Islands from the Argentines in 1982 is to be replaced by what the British Defence Secretary, Mr Geoff Hoon, has described as the best aircraft of its type in the world “with the agility of a light fighter and the punch of a bomber”.

• Tuesday, January 23rd 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Breaking News.

• Tuesday, January 23rd 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  Excellent cruise vessel season. Mercury visit Stanley.

  Imagine how it would be if Buenos Aires woke up one morning to find a floating city its own size or bigger moored in the River Plate just outside the Darsena Norte. This is pretty much what happened in the Falkland Islands today, Monday, with the arrival in the outer harbour of Port Stanley (population around 1800) of the Celebrity Cruises ship Mercury,( population anything up to 3000, including 900 crew and staff members from 50 different countries.)

• Monday, January 22nd 2001 - 20:00 UTC

  New Zealand company fined.

  SS Fishing has been fined NZD 1,500 for breaches of the Antarctic Marine Living Resources Act. The company is a joint venture formed by Sanford, Sealord and Amatal to fish for Antarctic toothfish. The company was fined NZD 750 on two charges of not complying with the research provisions of the act.