Overview
The impending auction of football TV rights will result in a 2 billion pound bonanza for the domestic game. But critics argue that too much money is going to Britain's handful of super clubs, creating an unbridgeable gulf within the game.
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48 - 1Casualties January 17, 2000 -
48 - 2Back to the Kitchen Sink January 24, 2000
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48 - 3Dr. Shipman - The Man Who Played God January 21, 2000
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48 - 4Human Traffic February 07, 2000
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48 - 5Speed February 14, 2000
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48 - 6The Lost Children February 21, 2000
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48 - 7Losing Control February 28, 2000
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48 - 8The Whole Truth? March 06, 2000
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48 - 9Moral Combat - NATO at War March 06, 2000
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48 - 10Spin Doctors March 13, 2000
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48 - 11Blighted March 20, 2000
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48 - 12Atomic Alert March 27, 2000
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48 - 13Dot Com Fever April 03, 2000
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48 - 14Ivory Wars April 05, 2000
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48 - 15Kids on Pills April 10, 2000
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48 - 16The Dying Game April 17, 2000
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48 - 17The Two Billion Pound Ball Game May 15, 2000
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48 - 18The Mortgage Timebomb May 22, 2000
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48 - 19Panorama: Pensions Bubble June 05, 2000
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48 - 20Gangmasters June 19, 2000
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48 - 21England's Shame June 20, 2000
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48 - 22The Truth About Rubbish June 26, 2000
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48 - 23The Nail Bomber June 30, 2000
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48 - 24Cyber Attack! July 03, 2000
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48 - 25Pump Wars September 25, 2000
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48 - 26Britain's Secret War on Drugs October 02, 2000
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48 - 27Who Bombed Omagh? October 09, 2000
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48 - 28Gap and Nike: No Sweat? October 15, 2000
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48 - 29Digging the Dirt October 22, 2000
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48 - 30Young Robbers October 29, 2000
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48 - 31Power to Abuse November 05, 2000
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48 - 32Life on TV November 12, 2000
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48 - 33Underwater Britain November 19, 2000
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48 - 34In the Name of the Children November 26, 2000
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48 - 35The Bent Cop December 03, 2000