After a brief summer sojourn SQUALL is back on the case with a healthy dollop of radical investigative material and reportage. For those who haven't visited the site since our last e-mail bulletin, the gallery has been updated with a photo selection from the 10th anniversary Castlemorton bash at Steart. Someone's turning up the heat round here.........

Al-Quds, WEST BANK. 2pm Sunday August 4 2002
International solidarity activist, Sarah Irving, sent this dispatch back to SQUALL from the West Bank
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002080501&ct=9

BRANDED BRAINS
-new research reveals impact of corporate brand names on the human brain
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002081301&ct=1

DOSH AND THE DIGITALS (Investigation into the regulators of British digital media)
Apparently there is no need for concern. All detrimental affects arising from the corporate ownership of public services will be prevented by..…….. The Regulators. Ofcom will soon become the watchdog of British digital media, overseeing ITV, radio, mobile phones and broadband internet. But what do the personalities behind this new super-regulator reveal about the bite behind the bark?
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002081302&ct=2

SUB PLOTS
-activists fined after protest against nuclear missile carrying subs in Plymouth
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002081401&ct=1

DANGEROUS CRAP (investigation into south Wales landfill mountain and ill health)
Eighty per cent of the UK population now lives within 2km of a landfill site. And yet an ongoing state of denial persists about the health consequences of dumping rubbish where people live. Jim Carey investigates the sordid history of one Welsh mountain and examines the scientific evidence being ignored by both local and national authorities.
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002081601&ct=2

Travellers and Festivals – Frontline Communique
Matt
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002062601&ct=7

SQUALL UP FOR MEDIA AWARD
SQUALL nominated for European Online Journalism award
 http://www.squall.co.uk/squall.cfm?sq=2002070401&ct=1