14 June 2000 (Wednesday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Fresh NHS Scandal

Businessman Supports Tories in Saving the Pound

President Assad's Funeral

Euro 2000

Glastonbury Goes Up Market

"Britain Today"

Middle East Peace Process

North/South Korea Summit

Solomon Islands PM Resigns

Sierra Leonean Child Soldiers Released

UN to Consider Military Force in D. R. Congo

Agreement on Chile's Disappeared

Chinook Verdict Questioned

Hard-Hitting EU Directive on Smoking

US Court Finds Irish Gun Smugglers Guilty

Indian Defence Minister's Visit to Britain

13 June 2000 (Tuesday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Cabinet Split Over Euro

New House Building Targets Rejected

England 2, Portugal 3

"Britain Today"

Health Blunder: Hundreds of Patients 'Wrongly Diagnosed'

MI5 Faces Criticism over KGB Spy

President Assad's Funeral

EU Aid to Liberia in Question

Fiji Crisis

Chinese/Yugoslav Talks

US Nuclear Secrets Missing

Visa and Mastercard in Court

Euro 2000 Results

12 June 2000 (Monday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Polls Show Drop in Labour Support

Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill

New Meningitis Vaccine Concern

England Begins Euro 2000 Bid

Government Split over Euro

Privatisation for Failing Hospitals

"Britain Today"

John Prescott Visits Sierra Leone

GMC in Dock over Gynaecologist

Jack Straw to Unveil Hunting Bill

Death of Syrian President

Fijian Military Fires on Rebels

Militant Action in Solomon Islands

Sports Round-Up

9 June 2000 (Friday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Murder of British Defence Attache

PM's Women's Institute Speech

Mystery Death of Diana Photographer

Britain 'Ready' to Join Euro Next Year

Tories Select New MPs

Scottish Rape Suspect Acquitted

Euro 2000 Football Tournament

"Britain Today"

Defence Attache Shot Dead in Athens

Labour Goes for Kill on Foxhunting

UN Force in Sierra Leone Criticised

Reform of the EU

Solomon Islands Ceasefire Agreed

Violence in Kosovo Condemned

Iraqi Oil-for-Food Programme Extended

8 June 2000 (Thursday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

WI Speech Puts PM in a Jam

Reform of the Welfare State

Shame of Lord Windsor

Church Report on Exorcism

Naked TV Show Cures the Blues

Lavish Reception at Public Expense

Carphone Warehouse to Float on Stock Exchange

A Room of One's Own?

"Britain Today"

Foreign Secretary's Visit to Sierra Leone

Diplomat Shot Dead in Athens

Microsoft Ordered to Split

Solomom Islands

After Shocks Hit Sumatra

NATO Defence Ministers' Meeting

PM's WI Speech Backfires

New Drugs Treatment Agency

Memorial Service for Obuchi

Blair Steps into U-571 Row

7 June 2000 (Wednesday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

PM to Reiterate Belief in Traditional Values

Royal Family Split on GM Foods

Prince Charles and Camilla

Deputy PM's Lifestyle

'Political Correctness Gone Mad'

Hollywood U-571 Film

"Britain Today"

Cook Visits Sierra Leone

New Crackdown on Asylum Seekers

RUC Name Change Confirmed

Blair Targets Middle England with Tradition

Commonwealth Suspend Fiji

New Laws on Sexual Harassment

British Airways Confirms KLM Talks

Mobile Phone Virus

5 June 2000 (Monday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Queen’s Meeting with Camilla Parker Bowles

Putin/Clinton Talks

Offshore Computer Haven

Proposals for Titanic II

"Britain Today"

Northern Ireland Assembly Resumes

Future of the Elgin Marbles

Allegations of Iranian Involvement in Lockerbie Bombing

Fears of Violence at Euro 2000 Soccer Tournament

Joint Initiative to Strengthen Euro

Dunkirk Veterans Final Anniversary

High Absenteeism in Army

World Conference on Women’s Rights

Charles and Camilla: Moves to Endorse Relationship

2 June 2000 (Friday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

Jockey Escapes Plane Crash

Hammersmith Bomb Blast

Tributes to Sir John Gielgud

Medical Consultants Not Accountable

Balloonist Reaches North Pole - Nearly

Fined for Drinking Water

"Britain Today"

London Alert Following Bombing

Zimbabwe

Fiji Hostages to be Freed

Gunman Shot in Luxembourg

UN Personnel Missing in Georgia

Report Into Foreign ‘Sex Slaves’ in UK

Jockey Escapes Plane Crash

Pregnancy Increases Risk of Malaria

English Film Taken to Pakistani Court

1 June 2000 (Thursday)

"Today's British Newspapers"

NHS Reforms

Gay Couple Plan Another Baby

Cellmates Call Awkward Truce

Oxford Controversy Continues

Proposal to Fund Schools Centrally

‘Honest’ is Box Office Flop

"Britain Today"

Expo 2000 Opens in Hanover

Sierra Leone Rebels Recapture Town

Northern Ireland Executive Resumes

Experts Back Lockerbie Prosecution Case

Gunman Holds Children Hostage in Luxembourg

China/India Cooperation

Weather Delays Dunkirk Voyage

Former Hong Kong Governor Dies

Ukraine Footballers Lose Match - and Plane Home

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