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Last Updated:
Monday, 9 August, 2004, 09:41 GMT 10:41 UK
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LETTER FROM AMERICA PROGRAMME ARCHIVE 2000
JANUARY 2000
FEBRUARY 2000
MARCH 2000
A breathtaking global tour and a resignation
On Y2K alert
The death of the old media
What are animals put on earth for?
A gentleman but not a scholar
Conventional wisdom
Fickle crushes and volatile markets
Charles Schulz: a great and good man
Fuelling inflation
Double diplomatic turmoil
Buying judges and acquiring a patron saint
A brief joust and tumble with Sir Galahad
A national figure of charm and pity
APRIL 2000
MAY 2000
JUNE 2000
The most significant event of recent times
Never-failing, ever-soaring, high-flying, hi-techs
The year of the census
Cycle of boom and bust
A sordid struggle
The outrageous David Merrick
The China bill and other kickshaws
Historic turning points
A giant step for womankind
Diet, longevity and a custard pie
Polishing up his escutcheon
A wonderful work or a rat trap?
Pursuing a will-o-the-wisp
This great festival of consumerism
JULY 2000
AUGUST 2000
SEPTEMBER 2000
Where have all the answers gone?
Now read on...
Ghostly applause for a news blackout
From party convention to coronation
From exciting horserace to exhibition trot
Running mates and carpet baggers
Mother Nature's wild fires
Russia: The victim of democracy
Father, God, undefined
Doing what comes naturally
Trouble with the English language
A vague beast called Big Oil
Just the facts, ma'am
OCTOBER 2000
NOVEMBER 2000
DECEMBER 2000
There he goes again
The world's tumult and the price of a barrel of oil
A supreme diarist
Suffocating in an ocean of advertising
The day of judgement
Paralysis by analysis
A legal artichoke
The origin of the continental blow out
It's a nine ring circus and you'll never be bored
Bedazzled and bewildered
An embarrassing relic of authoritarianism
How wrong we've been, from Madison to Roosevelt
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