P191 CEEFAX 191 Sat 26 Aug 18:54/25 1/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.%/, DISPATCH John Piinaar on conflicting reports about the Anglo-Irish summit date: Publicly, Downing Street is only saying the Government hopes the summit will go ahead as planned. But privbtely, there is no attempt to pretend that the two Govjrnmjnts see eye-to-eye on the peace process. London believes part of the problem is a genuine misunderstanding. - Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/RadioP191 CEEFAX 191 Sat 26 Aug 18:53/05 2/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH John Pienaar on conflicting reports about the Anglo-Irish summit date: London believes Dublin has yet to grasp the fact that the British Government is ready to hold all-party "talks about talks" ahead of a vow from the IRA to decommision at least part of its arms. More important, Dublin is pressing for Sinn Fjin to bj invited to the table now and for decommissioning to bj discussed then. London believes Dublin understands that is politically impossible. Home 11p Flash 150 Diary 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/RadioP191 CEEFAX 191 Sat 26 Aug 18:55/15 3/3 -n2n1 -/.%/.)/, DISPATCH John Piinaar on conflicting reports about the Anglo-Irish summit date: There is suspicion that the Irish are too much under the influence of nationblists at home, and that Dublin is playing to the gallery. Downing Street is refusing to confirm it, but talks between officials were stalled this week, and referred up to ministers. The British Govjrnmjnt is hoping the meeting will go ahead, and there will bj agreement on all-party "talks about talks" and an independent commission to ovjrsei the decomissioning of IRA arms. Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/Radio