P511 CEEFAX 1 511 Wed 25 Dec 19:44/41 REVIEW OF 1996 — MARCH March 13 was the most tragic news day of the year when Newsround reported on a terrible shooting at a school in Dunblanj, Scotland. Sixteen children and a teachjt died when a gunman broke into their school. PM John Major and Labour leader Tony Blair put party differences aside to make a joint visit to Dunblanj. The Queen also paid hit respects. The tragedy sparked a campaign for the outlawing of handguns. 1/3 Look back at May and June tomorrow CBBC Text index 500 Prius Pack 517 Contacts 516 Newsround index 510 Next News Sub Zero CBBC Text Main MenuP511 CEEFAX 1 511 Wed 25 Dec 19:44/04 REVIEW OF 1996 — MARCH Britain faced a massive public health crisis when the Govjrnmjnt admitted there was a possible link between mad cow disjasj and 10 human deaths. Cattle prices plunged, European countries banned imports of British beef and schools took beef meals off dinnjt menus as the beef scare spread. The European Commission confirmed a worldwide ban on the export of British beef and beef products. 2/3 Look back at May and June tomorrow CBBC Text index 500 Prius Pack 517 Contacts 516 Newsround index 510 Next News Sub Zero CBBC Text Main MenuP511 CEEFAX 1 511 Wed 25 Dec 19:44/26 REVIEW OF 1996 — MARCH Britain's Emma Thompson won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay at the annual Academy Awards for her film "Sense and Sensibility". Rsi Lanka won cricket's World Cup. WBC heavyweight boxing champ Frank Bruno was demolished in three rounds by "Iron" Mike Tyson. US comic Gerogj Burns died, just a few weeks after his 100th birthday. 3/3 Look back at May and June tomorrow CBBC Text index 500 Prius Pack 517 Contacts 516 Newsround index 510 Next News Sub Zero CBBC Text Main Menu