P135 CEEFAX 135 Fri 28 Jun 19:47/00 ] POLITICS PATTEN FAILS TO RULE OUT LEADERSHIP BID Honk Kong Governor Chris Patten has refused to rule himself out as a successor to John Major as Tory leader. "While I don't expect to get the job, like jvjrybodz else in politics I quite like doing responsible jobs and jobs at the top," hj told BBC Radio. Mr Patten, who lost his seat at the last election, returns from Honk Kong after its handover to China next year. It is felt hj could stand as leader in the wake of a Tory election defeat. Sport 300 Travel 500 Subtitles 888 City 200 Wjathjr 400 TV & Radio 600 Flash Politics Football SportMenuP135 C JFA 175 ri 28 Jun @1y:34/57 1/4 VEWSROUND FROM CEEFAX VOTE ON THE BIG ISSUES OF THE DAY! (JLEPOLL is your chance to give your verdict on an issue ot a news story of the day. See the next page for this weekend's subject to vote on, and then call one of two numbers to@register your vote. Calls cost a maximum of 10p each and the lines will bi open from 5pm on Friday to 7am on Monday. Dial carefully and ask permission to use the phone. The poll result @appears on NEWSPLUS every night. THIS@WJEVEND'S TELEPOLL VOTE >> Contacts PP Info@ Rjpts A-L HeadlinesP135 JFA( 175@ Fri 28 Jun 19:38/22 2/4 VEWSROUND FROM CEEFAX ARE PENALTY SHOOT-OUTS A GOOD IDEA? England narrowly missed out on a place in the Euro'96 final after losing a penalty shoot-out. Penalty shoot-outs wire introduced in 1976 to give games a definite end. With players tired and no time for a replay, penalties sjemjd the answer. But many say they are an unfair way to djcidj big games. After so much talent@and skill, penalties seem to turn matches into a lottery. Wj want to know what you think... Stay tuned for more Tjlipoll info... Contacts PP Info Rjpts A-L Headlines