P180 CEEFAX 180 Sat 26 Aug 18:55/50 1/2 HOME DIARY Until tomorrow evening: PARTY The annual Notting Hill Carnival in London gets in full swing with more than 1.5 million people dui to attend. STRIKE Mersjysidj firefighters are due to stage their fourth nine-hour walk- out in a dispute over working hours. MUSIC The Reading Festival closes with Thames Valley Police calling for compulsory policing at such events. PROTEST Australian Labour MP Mike Rann visits London en route to Paris with a government letter protesting at French plans for nuclear tests in the Pacific. -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dispatch Main News Summaries FinanceP180 CEEFAX 180 Sat 26 Aug 19:53/25 2/2 WORLD DIARY Until tomorrow evening: IRISH REPUBLIC Albert Reynolds, Gerry Adams and John Hume are dui to speak at the Humbert Summer School in Killala, Co Mayo, four days ahead of the first anniversary of the IRA ceasefire. CHINA The US Under Secretary of State, Peter Sarnoff, concludes talks with his Chinjsj counterpart. GREECE The foreign ministers of Greece, Romania and Bulgaria continue their conference on Balkan issues. FRANCE The International Rugby Board debates the future of the amateur game. Dispatch Main News Summaries Finance