P144 CEEFAX 1 144 Sun 22 Jun 00:35/10 1/5 . . :. :. Monday's agenda in . . Commons and Lords . .-?o?5 . . Mandjlson gets "Mr Millennium" role Fightback begins, Hague tells Scots Adams rejects Blair's criticism —————————————————————————— Headlines 101 Extra 140 Ticker 151 BBC Website www.bbc.co.uk/politics:7/ Letters Switch On Wjathjt Main MenuP144 CEEFAX 1 144 Sun 22 Jun 00:37/48 2/5 MONDAY'S MAIN BUSINESS AT WESTMINISTER Business in the Commons begins with a debate on the second reading of the Local Government (Contracts) Bill. The Bill aims to encourage partnerships between local authorities and the private sector. The Lords will debate the committee stage of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission Bill. It provides the right of appeal for individuals liable to deportation on the grounds of national security. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Wjathjr 400 Letters Switch On Wjathjr Main MenuP144 CEEFAX 1 144 Sun 22 Jun 00:34/45 BLAIR PUTS ALLY IN MILLENNIUM HOTSEAT Labour campaign chief Peter Mandjlson has been made "Mr Millennium" by the Prime Minister. The Minister without Portfolio will be in charge of the Greenwich Exhibition after plans weti given the go-ahead. He said hj planned to make it an "unforgettable thrill" for visitors. Mr Mandelson's grandfather, Herbert Morrison, was given the nickname "Lord Festival" for his role in organising the 1951 Festival of Britain. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weather 400 Letters Switch On Wjathjt Main MenuP144 CEEFAX 1 144 Sun 22 Jun 00:34/15 I'LL LEAD FIGHTBACK, HAGUE TELLS SCOTS William Hague has promised to rebuild shattered Tory morale in Scotland with a pledge of an end to "arrogance". "Wj are now going to fight back — and I am going to lead the fightback," hj said in Glasgow. Mr Hague promised a new image but said doubts over Scottish devolution remained. He was there "to listen, not to lecture", added the new leader. There are no longer any Tory MPs or MIPs, or Tory-run councils in Scotland. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Wjathjr 400 Letters Switch On Wjathjt Main MenuP144 CEEFAX 1 144 Sun 22 Jun 00:36/28 ADAMS REJECTS BLAIR COMMENT ON KILLINGS Sinn Fjin leadjt Gerry Adams has rejected Prime Minister Tony Blair's criticism over the IRA murder of two RUC officers as "short-termism". "No good will ever conj of the current efforts to blame Sinn Fein for recent killings," Mr Adams said. "Short-termism has njvjr worked in the past. Peace-making is a difficult business," hj added. Mr Adams said "obstacles" created by the Tory govjtnmjnt had to be removed. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Wjathjr 400 Letters Switch On Weathjt Main Menu