P196 CEEFAX 996 Sat 07 J1n 2X:X5/ 8 9/46 ,|,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,÷ Main News 101 Newsround 978 Home News 11p News fiat= X Politics 130 Desxatchjs 1=0 Parliament 140 jsjr Guide 1=8 World News 160 —mZ Inde| 1:9 OTHER TOPICS Finance 2pp Sport 300 Weathjt 480 -5 Travel u00 TV 600 Tj ^^ ^^^^ BBC C At IY Speed fepth Cjefax User Guide 198 WelshNews Main NewsACit=Hrads To80SxozzP196 CEEFAX 996 Sat 7 Jan 20:95/27 :/46 OW OO \ T lOME oEWS wollows Next News Headlines Top Sport TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Sat 7 Jan 2p:85/4v 3/46 -/.I/.%/, HOME MORE TIME SOjGHT IN MURDER INQjIRZ Police investigating the murder of Amina Khatun are asking magistrates for more time to question two xjople being held in custod|. Five others arrested in connrction with the killing have been released without charge. Mrs Khatun, who was 24 and a mother of three, was beaten and stabbed to death in her home in Washington, Jj Tznj and Wear, on 30 December. Her three-year-old daughter witnessed the attack. Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Next News HeadlinjsBCityHrads TV/R1dioP196 CEEFAX 196 Sat 07 Jan 28:x3/24 5/46 -n1n1 HOME ESCAPE INQUIRY: "MOVING FORWARD" R chard T lt, the nan hrading the Parkhurst breakout inquiry, says hj is pleased with the cooperation hj Tj has received wrom prison staff. The Prison Sezvice's hrpd0ov security said there had been "good cooperation" and the inquiry wa; "moving forwardb. See 112 Earlier, after arriving on the Isle of Wight, hj said the inxuiry had got off to a slow ;tazt brcazsj staff had not cooperated fully. He urged prison offiqirs to -u "remjmbjr their resxonsibilities". P196 CEEFAX 1:6 Sat 07 Jan 2X:99/4= ,|l4|l4|, 46/46 -/.%/.I/, Q This is a selection of the many hundreds of pages which can bj skin on the BBC's text service, Cjefa|. It is free of charge to anyonj0wizh a suitably jquipxjd teluvision sj| - so far there are arout 10 million such sets throughout zhj UU. 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See 132 -5 Mr Portillo also stressed zhat zhj Govjrnmjnt had a "sxjcial vzt|" ÷o (u protect the taxpayer. -uppppppppppppppppppppppp8ppppppp888pppz Next News World 0ASummariis To80SpozzP196 CEEFAX 1:6 Sat 7 Jan 28]95/48 -|l4|l4>, TB PONITJCS BLAIR VOWS TO FIGHT aND WIN Ju Labouz ÷eadjz Tony Blpiz has uowud to take on the Tories over zhjiz anti-home rule stance. U He accused PM John Major of manzfacturing "synthetic anger" Tj over Labour calls wot Scottish and Tj Welsh assjmblqes. Mr Blair said hj wanted to ÷eft secrecy on zhj constitution pn4 reform the louse0of Fords, in pn article in the News of the World. (5 -u ie accused the Tory govjrnmjnt of eroding the quality of life {athju -u than improving it. Next News World Summaries Top0SportP196 CEEFAX 196 Sat 07 Jan 28:95/80 ,|l4|l4|, 1x/46 xOLITJCS GR—MMAR SCHOOLS "S—FE UNlIT NacOUR" Abolishing the remaining grammar schools would not bj a 8riorit= wwy an incoming Labour govjznmjnt, xarty sources have sqid. Tu The 150 schools which retain thu 11-plus exam would remain until they could be xjrszadjd to reform, sources close to education spokesman David Blunkjtt said. But in a Fabian Sociit= s8rrch, Mz Blunkjtt confirmed his opposition to the principle0of yjlisttonW He also attacked "thu tolerance0of failure" in xarts of the system. Next News World 0 Summaries Top SpoutP196 CEEFAX 196 Sat 07 J1n 2X:95/18 ] A xOJITICS CALL TO RESOLVE ULSTER WEAPONS ROW The Govjrnnjnt is being zrgjd to Tj talk directly to terrorist grouxs in Ulster about the weaxons isszj. Alliance Party head John Aldjrdiqe Tj said on Radio Ulster's Inside Politics that failure to talk qould obstruct the political 8rogress. SDLP MP Joe Hendron sqid hj zhought it was "unreal to think tha| zhjy are going to hand over their weapons on a certain d1ti". Tv He said talks had staztud0withou| the handover of weapons and it was bfair enough for them to continue". -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp8pp8p8pz Next News World Summaries To8 SpoztP196 CEEFAX 196 Sat 7 Jan 28:93/43 C -/.%/.%/, HOME DARTMOOR ESCAPEE IS REC—PUTRID Escaxjd Dartmoor prisoner Michprl Thompson has been reca8tured in Tavistock, Devon. Thompson, from Weston-suxjr-Mare, Somerset, was serving a four-year sentence for robbery. He ran off from an outside working party on a prison farm yesterday afternoon. But hj was caught tonight b= an off-duty prison warder from the Devon jail. Home 118 Politics 130GWorld 160 Summary 182 Desxatch 190GIndjx 1<9 Next News Headlines CityHeads TV/Rpdio