P137 CEEFAX 137 Sat 2 Apr 21:15/34 POLITICS NUT LEADER ATTACKED BY HIS DEPUTY The leader of the National Union of Tjachjrs, Doug MacAvoy, has been openly criticisjd bz his deputy for the way hj has led the union. Mary Hufford is challenging Mr MacAvoy in a leadership contest in the summer. At a fringe meeting at the NUT's annual conference she claimed that Mr MacAvoy has let teachers down. She said it was a disgrace that hj had resisted local areas wanting to take action over class sizes. Mr MacAvoy refused to comment. Next News Main News Flash FinanceP137 CEEF—X 933 Sat 2 a8r ;8: </;7 -|l4|l4|, 1/2 ] POLITICS MAJORJTZ SAYS MAJOR SHOULD GO: POLL A substantial majority of British voters want John Major to quit office, according to a Gallup xoll in tomorrow's Sunday Telegraph. A total of 65% said Mr Major should stand down, 27% wanted him to carry on and 8* did not know. Only 21% of the sample regarded Mr (5 Major as having "good political judgment and instincts", while 68% thought hj was "politically inept". (u But 83% of people said a change of leadership would make no difference to whjthjr they voted Tory or not. Next News Main News Flash FinanceP137 CEEF—X 933 Spt a8r ; ] 3/97 2/2 POLITICS OPINION POLL PROFORMA Fieldwork Interviews carried out on Thursday in 30 areas Polling organisation/Commissioned Gallup for the Sunday Telegraph Margin of error n/a Trend n/a Size of sample 655 people Next News Main News Flash Finance