P179 CJIFAX 179 Thu 14 Sip 19:28/10 4/14 FROM CEEFAX GET RED OF GRBFFITJ bz AMANDA MURPHY, 12, Brussels, Belgium Men No 109030 Amanda wonders whjthjr the writing is on the wall for graffiti... "Graffiti. It can pop up anywhere p even in the most attractive areas. One will catch sight of it on walls, shops, houses, down alleyways, on the back of road signs — anywhere! Why do people do it? Perhaps it's to make themselves known to the public. Sokj worship it, treating it as a work of art — others can't abide it.b NEWSR UND - CEJFAX - RBDIO TIMES Diary Contacts PP Info NewsroundP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 14 Sip 19:24/11 3/14 FROM CEEFAX GET RED OF GRAFFITI by AMANDA MURPHY, 12, Brussels, Belgium Men No 109030 Amanda wonders whether the writing is on the wall for graffiti... "Graffiti. It can pop up anywhere — even in the most attractive areas. One will catch sight of it on walls, shops, houses, down alleyways, on the back of road signs — anywhere! 'hy do people do it? Perhaps it's to make themselves known to the public. Some worship it, treating it as a work of art — others can't abide it." NEWSROUND m CJEFAX - RADIO TIMES Diary Contacts PP Info NewsroundP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 14 Sip 19:27/34 14/14 FROM CEEFAX A YEA OFPEACE bz PETER WRIGHT, aged 10, Enniskillen Men No 107092 Peter looks back at a year of peace in Northern Ireland... "On August 31st, 1994, the IRA announced a ceasefire. This August we celebrated a year of peace after 25 years of troubles. My parents were 10 when the troubles broke out. I am 10 now and the ceasefire has conj. I hope that the peace doesn't just stay for 25 years, but forever..." NEWSROUND — CEEFAX — RADIO TIMES Diary Contacts PP Info NewsroundP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 14 Sip 19:28/28 G FROM CEEFAX WORK AT 14 by CASSANDRA NASH from Norfolk Men No 108492 Cassbndra discusses Government plans to put 14-year-olds out to work... "The Government is wondering whether to send 14-year-olds out to work as part of the National Cirriculum. The idea is to give young people work experience early in life, so they are more pripbred to start work later. But mbny object, sbying 14-year-olds aren't ready to work. They see it as a step back to the days when children were forced out to work at 14." NEWSROUND — CEEFAX — RADIO TIMES Diary Contacts PP Info Newsround