13.11. - 23.12.2000

• Bill does not fulfil Agreement - Patten Commissioner

• Inquiry hears account of Murder, Torture, Deception

• Easons chain censors book on British killings

• Complaint against Chief Constable in Rosemary Nelson case

• Mandelson bill to become law

Tuesday, 5 December, 2000

• Flash: IRA statement

• Solicitors still in the front line

• Rosemary Nelson's Family speaks out on rumours of Public Inquiry

• Daring South Armagh protest highlights British occupation

• Brits told to get out of South Armagh

• South Armagh towers spy on entire island – report

• Flash: Talks end without breakthrough

• Analysis: Open letter to Bill Clinton from South Armagh

29.09. - 12.11.2000

• U.S. leaders united in call for new police service
• Challenge to north of human rights law

• Rosemary Nelson - Joint statement by members of the House of Representatives
• Army unit and loyalist paramilitary assassins ' were in collusion' 

• Newspaper Gagged Again Over Paramilitary Claims

• Death threat solicitor walks down Rosemary's solitary path

• Sammy Wilson snubs Dalai Lama

• Pat Finucane murder - new evidence

• 1510 Soldiers discharged for drugs but not for murder

• Unionists divided after second IRA arms move

• Outrage as Trimble launches attack on GFA

• Urgent appeal from the Pat Finucane Centre

• Let us have Patten neat

• Justice for the Forgotten: Interview with Don Mullan
• Book Review: The Dublin and Monaghan bombings

• Process 'on course for collapse'
• British dirty tricks continue

• Paras' brutal murder exposed

31.07. - 23.09.2000

August 2000

• List of sectarian/race attacks compiled by the Pat Finucane Centre, Derry

• Loyalist Feud Incidents

• Peter McBride Week of Action

• Video Review: 100,000 Years

• Rocket attack on Headquarters of MI6 in London

• Soviet-style censorship protects Crown Force Killers

• Dublin man convicted of racial abuse
• Hamill family to meet PM 

07.07. - 16.07.2000

• Sectarian Attacks from the 1 July until the 7 July 2000

• Orange disorder
• Violence continues after Drumcree march to madness
• Two Catholics escape death as gun misfires
• Catholic man injured in shotgun attack

• News Update from the Pat Finucane Centre

• Report from the Garvaghy Road

• Murder, mayhem as Orangemen celebrate
• RUC collusion in disturbances slammed
• Litany of violence continues
• Bomb 'an attack on peace process'
• Analysis: The struggle for a new police service goes on

• Pat Finucane Centre Update

• Loyalists strike ancient church
• Catholics forced out of Randalstown

• Orangeman linked to 'white power'

• Nelson death threat man badly beaten by RUC

• The future is not orange

26.06. - 07.07.2000

• Bloody Sunday torture was not investigated

• The Daily Mail is at it Again!

• Sectarian Attacks during the month of June

• Drumcree parade rerouted
• Loyalists riot after Orangeman declares 'war'
• Provocative arrest of Breandan MacCionnaith
• Human rights observers arrive in tense town
• Clashes over Down parade
• Analysis: Time for deep breaths and deeper reflection

• Drumcree Parade banned from Garvaghy but.....
• Statement by Tony Holland, Chairman, the Parades Commission

• Unchecked loyalist terror
• Loyalists force their way into Catholic home
• Analysis: Europe - The land of no opportunity

• Anti-Fascist Action Ireland press release

• In the eye of the storm
• Contradictory parade decisions slammed
• Nationalists under siege in east Belfast
• Sectarian abuse at Crumlin parade
• Analysis: Wounded Orange lashes out

02.06. - 26.06.2000

• Robert Hamill/Bloody Sunday/Garvaghy Rd Websites/Mc Bride update

• Press statement from Mc Bride family

• European Court judgement in Magee case

• No Inquest in Hamill case

• Call for zero tolerance murder policy

• RUC reform a travesty
• Amnesty repeats call for independent Nelson inquiry

• Rosemary Nelson and the Garvaghy Road

• Catholic Workers Down Tools

• Massacre at Dover - 58 "Sans Papiers" found dead
• Analysis: Glover's unheeded analysis

• Bloody Sunday victim killed going to aid of dying man

• IRA arms dumps examined
• Analysis: Orange Order challenged

• Open Letter from Amnesty International
• Robert’s worth too much to let this go

04.05. - 29.05.2000

• Death of Kieran Nugent

Friday, 5 May, 2000

• Letter issued to party leaders by the two governments
• IRA statement
• Governments move to restore Institutions by May 22

Sunday-Tuesday, 7-9 May, 2000

• UN supports ex-prisoners' freedom of expression

• A huge and mighty step

• Finucane Inquiry Support

• RUC men jailed
• Irish vote propels Livingstone's return

• Dublin/Monaghan bomb victims remembered

• No action over RUC death threats against Rosemary Nelson

• Bloody Sunday soldiers prevented wounded receiving aid

• Leaked policing bill omits keys aspects of Patten report

• 'Brits' exposes shoot-to-kill

• Clinton refuses to back Blair's deal for RUC
• No more excuses

• Flash: Ulster Unionists vote to return to government
• Brute force

• Devolved powers restored

16.04. - 03.05.2000

• Analysis: The Saville sham and the magic bullet

• Picket for dismissal of killer soldiers

• Analysis: The next steps

• New York presses RUC on death lists

• Scots Guards/McBride

• Refugee issue inflamed
• Fears over police reform being diluted

• Racist violence in Dublin
• Feature: A kind of casual lynching

• New pressure for independent inquiries in North

• New ploy to block Finucane inquiry

• Nelson/Portadown arrests

02.04. - 14.04.2000

• Mother of murder victim slams British Army double standards

• Shoot to kill goes to Europe
• Warnings emerged in advance of Bloody Sunday, tribunal hears
• Feature:  Bloody Sunday - The plain and simple truth

• UN report critical of British Government

• West Belfast Crafts
• UN criticise UK on Finucane and Nelson investigations
• Derry Bomb Attack

• Britain's Big Lie aired at Bloody Sunday Inquiry
• Defence lawyer under threat

• British war machine in overdrive

• Huge leap in Sinn Féin support
• Cautious approach to new talks

• Tomahawk and Patriot missiles made in Derry?

13.03. - 31.03.2000

• Bloody Sunday murder plan exposed

• 100,000 seek Nelson inquiry
• Open letter from the family of Rosemary Nelson to British Prime Minister

• Shamrock and spin

• Hundreds demand truth and justice for North Armagh victims

• Promotion for British soldier follows murder acquittal

• Bloody Sunday Inquiry begins hearings
• Bloody Sunday - The Survivors

Monday, 27 March, 2000

• Healing wounds

• Seamus Ludlow murder website/Bloody Sunday

• Bloody Sunday wait comes to an end
• Inquiry told of British Army plan to 'restore law and order'
• Analysis: 'Keeping an open mind'

• Murdered lawyer's replacement lives in fear with no RUC protection
• Criminal Justice Review and McPhilemy libel

• Justice report scrutinised
• Vindication for 'Committee' author

20.02. - 12.03.2000

• Analysis: Reinstate the institutions

• Mandelson spins into land of make-believe

• Nationalists urged to organise, mobilise for peace
• Main charge fails to detonate in dissident bomb

• Take Ownership of the Peace Process—Gerry Adams

• Analysis: Getting away with murder

• Analysis:  Trimble's shadowy past

• Five month delay in warning councillor of loyalist threat

• Feature: Cherishing the children equally

• Impasse remains after talks

• Re-making Ireland

• RIR man arrested for Nelson murder

• An English repentance

• Justice for Peter McBride

12.02. - 19.02.2000

• Outrage as Britain reneges on GFA
• IRA move ignored in rush to suspension
• New Trimble precondition on Executive
• Adams sets the record straight
• Text of IICD arms report, February 11th

• Crisis deteriorating as Mandelson rejects new appeals
• IRA responds to suspension
• Dublin's constitutional limbo
• RUC paid thousands for loyalist's lies

• IRA withdraws representatives from arms talks
• Talks continue to undo 'Bad Friday'
• Rejectionists encouraged by suspension – Adams
• More talks planned

• Bloody Sunday Tribunal defied as more evidence is destroyed

• Nine reasons why the IRA won't decommission now

02.02. - 06.02.2000

• Premiers urged to uphold agreement
• Analysis: Adams: The Process Can Be Saved

• Flash: Mandelson moves to suspend institutions

• Mandelson's mad showdown with IRA
• British war machine busy in South Armagh
• Analysis: Silent guns pose no threat

• A token too far
• IRA rejects allegations

• Hysteria over Decommissioning Is Misplaced

20.01. - 01.02.2000

• Threat to collapse Executive within days

• Analysis: More than cosmetic changes needed

• Elite squad edges nearer proof of RUC collusion

• Analysis: Politics in the blackboard jungle

• Artificial crisis over decommissioning
• Disqualification Bill passes

• Unionists marching to the brink

• Clegg conviction overturned

• Grave fears for peace process

17.01. - 21.01.2000

• RUC to be replaced by PSNI?

• Police plan 'lacks substance'
• Patten report

• Rosemary Nelson campaign calls for Congressional Inquiry

• Treatment of UK Immigration detainees condemned

01.01. - 16.01.2000

• Dublin shamed by Fusco extradition furore
• Analysis: New Year choice is ours to make

• Unionists block St Patrick's Day Carnival
• Feature: Review of the Political Year 1999

• Analysis: Demilitarisation doublespeak

• Pinochet: The torturer triumphs

• Royal Irish Bigotry

• Bloody Sunday Programme 2000: Truth Justice Healing
• Crunch time for Policing Reform