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Press coverage, January to December 1997. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (impact on health, cost of clean-up, compensation cases, impending changes in legal aid provisions). Also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to December 1998. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (impact on health, cost of clean-up, compensation cases, income of legal experts). Also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to December 1999. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (including the legacy of asbestos in schools, twenty years on), but also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to December 2000. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes. Includes obituaries for Dr Muriel Newhouse and Prof J C Wagner.

Press coverage, January to December 2001. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (including Fairchild judgement), but also covers other themes, among them the threat posed by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), organophosphate insecticides, Trafalgar Square pigeons, etc.

Press coverage, January to December 2002. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to December 2003. In reverse chronological order. Some of the original cuttings mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes, among them the health threat posed by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Includes press coverage of Nancy Tait being shortlisted for the prestigious Beacon Award (category lifetime achievement).

Press coverage, January to December 2004. In reverse chronological order. Some of the original cuttings mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes, among them the health threats posed by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Includes press coverage on OEDA celebrating its 25th anniversary in April 2004.

Press coverage, January to December 2005. In reverse chronological order. Some of the original cuttings mounted.

Predominantly on asbestos (including re IIAC report reviewing the prescription of asbestos-related diseases, Cm 6553), but also covers other themes, notably the health threats posed by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Includes press cuttings on Nancy Tait receiving a lifetime achievement award from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), and her welcoming Cm 6553. Also obituaries of Sir Richard Doll.

The IIAC report (Cm 6553), which was presented to Parliament in February 2005 and published in July 2005, admitted that asbestos can lead to lung cancer without asbestosis being present. It was taken to signal UK Government changes to the compensation scheme for asbestos-related lung cancer.

Press coverage, January to December 2006. In reverse chronological order. Some of the original cuttings mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to May 2007, plus one stray item from November 2007. In reverse chronological order. Some of the original cuttings mounted.

Mainly on asbestos but also covers other themes.

Set of press cuttings 1994-2004 (bulk is 1997), the majority originals, many of them mounted. Covers a wide range of occupational and environmental health threats, features on healthy diets and other life style aspects that contribute to health, also DHSS claims, compensation, and many other topics.