P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:17/09 O This is Newsreel - a sequence of CEEFAX pages giving you the main news and sport items of the day... P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:22/17 DIV ONE REVIEW Liverpool will have to keep their championship claims on ice following an exciting match at The Dell. Steve Moran opened the scoring for Southampton with a second-minute penalty. Then three goals in nine minutes - from Dalglish, Holmes and Johnston - plus a second from Holmes gave Southampton th points. Newsreel continues in a moment..P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:31/18 h 55h 5uhp5 The Romanian deported from Britain in controversial circumstances a month ago is now in an Austrian refugee camp. Mr Stancu Papusoiu is seeking political asylum in Austria, whir he has spent some days in police custody because he failed to follow propjt procedure. He arrived in Austria on April 6 after being given a passport and ordered to leave Romania, having been returned to Bucharest by Britain on March 16. He has been taken to a refugee camp south of Vienna. Outsiders have not been allowed to talk to him so far.P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:18/15 The 5,000 striking workers at BL's Cowley plant have been told they will bj sacked unless they return to work on Tuesday. In a litter to all those involved in the "washing-up" dispute, BL says if they do not report back they will be considered to have repudiated their contracts of employment. A mass meeting at Cowley on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to continue the stoppage, which was also made official by the Transport and General Workers' Union. Newsreel continues in a moment...P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:12/20 Mrs Thatcher has told Consjrvativeu to campaign on the Government's record and its success in lowering inflation. She was talking to a meeting of prospective Tory candidates at a Hettfordshire hotel, which went ahead despite the discovery of a letter bomb. Scotland Yard said the device, postmarked Glasgow, was defused but could not have gone off. Earlier, in south west London, Mrs Thatchjt told Fulham Conservative party workers she could not say when an election would come. Newsreel continues in a moment...P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:23/22 Turkey has thanked the Greek govjrnmjnt for securing the release of the 114 pasjngjrs and crew of a Turkish plane hijacked to Athens. A warmly-worded message of thanks was sent to the Greek Foreign Minister, Mr Ioannis Charalambopolos, by his Turkish counterpart, Mr Iltet Turkman. It was in marked contrast to the usual chilly state of relations between the two countries. The hijacker, 25-year-old Mahmoud Kalkan, was overpowered when Greek police stormed the Turkish Airlines Boeing 727 last night.P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:27/16 In Poland, the authorities have put the home of Solidarity leader Mr Lech Walesa under increased surveillance. Reports say four police cars have been patrolling around the block of flats in Gdansk where he lives. The move follows a meeting between Mr Walesa and leaders in hiding of the banned trade union Solidarity and a call for unofficial action on May 1. Meanwhile, the police have released Mr Walesa's driver after questioning him in custody for 24 hours. Newsreel continues in a moment...P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:27/54 President Reagan and the West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl have met for two hours of talks in Washington. Mr Reagan reaffirmed his country's determination to achieve success at the Geneva arms control talks. Hi warned the Rzssians, however, that the West would deploy medium range missiles in Europe if they proved to bj intransigent. Newsreel continues in a moment...P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:23/31 Forecast for 6am to midnight tomorrow: Scotland, N Ireland, N Wales and NW England will have scattered showers and sunny intervals. In the north showers will be heavy at times and wintry ovjt high ground. S Wales, SW and NE England will have rain at first, but will brighten up later. SE England will be cloudy ''' ' with some rain. ' ' It will bj rather cold in the north. OUTLOOK FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY: Rain in most parts. Some sunny intervals. Temperatures below normal.P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:24/21 The Soviet embassy in London has protested about the "unjustified" expulsion of its second secretary from the United Kingdom. Mr Anatole Tchetnaev has been ordered to leave in retaliation for the expulsion from Moscow of a British ai attache and a journalist. The Soviet embassy has called Britain's latest action "anti-Soviet" and without foundation. The BBC's correspondent in Moscow says the Russians will probably respond bz expelling another Briton, possibly a diplomat.P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:21/28 ppppppp0 ppppppppppppppppppppppp 5h"55h"55j/5 -,,% In L ncolnshire nearly 200 police ar taking part in the hunt for the kill t of schoolgirl Gillian Atkins. The body of 14-year-old Gillian was found last night in a garden in th village of Deep ng St James. She had been beaten to death. Polic hav warned parents to k ep their children indoors. Th y are making hots -to-house inquiries, as well as intervi wing workjts from a circus which moved out of the village last night. Newsreel continues in a moment...P199 CEEFAX 199 Sat 16 Apr 17:22/03 Defence Secretary Mr Michael Heseltine has attacked Labour's proposed defence cuts. Speaking to a Conservative meeting in Hettfordshire, Mr Heseltine said Labour wanted to abandon policies which had kept the peace for years, in favour of a "reckless gamble" based on trusting the Soviet Union. Hi adjd that Labour's newly published document on defence contained many contradictions and illogicalities over disarmament, and its proposals for non-nuclear defence were "naive to the point of reckless irresponsibility"