P219 CEJFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:10/19 Q/13 ]]]] CEEFAX presents... *j +5 5 j"£*//h||4ppp *j j5 5 + ' */ 5j5rsh|5// ...a sequence ofP219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:11/27 2/13 R ] President Reagan is to speak later tonight on tslevision about the collapsR of the Iceland talks. His address is b ing seen in +ashington as one of thu most important spsechs of h s care r. His c itics claim that r fur ng to delay the d velopmjnt of the "Star Wars" djfmncj shstem, hj threw away tdd best chance nvjr of ache vino an arms control agreemjntv Mr RSagan has telephon d Mrs Thatchdr to giva he his personal account mf tdd talks. The two said shay hmpid to continun the discussion hortlP219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:12/23 3/13 Britain is backing President Reagan's stance at the Iceland summit, Foreign Office minister Mr Tim Kenton has said. Speaking in Brussels, Mr Kenton s!id Britain was fully behind Mr Reagan's insistence on the right to go ahead with "Star Wars" research efforts. Defence Secretary Mr George Younger has said President Reagan was "absolutely right" not to accept a one-sided dial. Mrs Thatcher is to meet chief Soviet arms negotiator Mr Viktor Karpov in London tomorrow. A Government statement will bj made in the Lords on Wednesday. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFA( 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:12/42 4/13 ] The IRA says it sent a booby-trap bomb to the British Army's commander in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Brigadier Mike Scott discovered the parcel bomb device at his home in a routine security check of the post. The device was made safe bz a bomb disposal team. Police have taken away material for forensic examination after a small explosion at Magilligan prison, near Londondjrry. The Northern Ireland office said no one was hurt and no damage was caused. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFA( 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:16/15 5/13 ] The Queen has announced a new scheme of Royal fellowships for China during her official visit to the country. In a speech at a welcoming banquet at Peking's Great Hall of the People, she said the scheme was being established to encourage top Chinese scientists to conj to Britain to carry out research. The Queen described Chinese/British relations as closer than they had ever been following the agreement on the future of Honk Kong. The Queen had been formally welcomed to China in a ceremony of greetings presided over by President Li Xiannian. MoreP219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:27/52 6/13 The Government has defended its conduct over the Westland affair and proposed new instructions to civil servants giv ng vid nce to s lect committees. The Govjrnmjnt was responding to a report carried out bz the Commons select committee on defence. Its response said civil servants should not answer questions which call into question their own conduct or the conduct of other civil servants. It says a select committee is not a suitable place for inquiring into the conduct of individual civil servants. Further details BBC2 213P219 CJJFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:28/54 7/13 [ Chjlsja soccer fan Terence Matthews has been cleared at the Old Bailey of being the hooligan known as "the fat man" who injured a Chelsea bar manager. Matthews, 26, a scrap dealer of Buckhold Road, Wandsworth, south London was also acquitted of riotous assembly at Stamford Bridg football ground. However, he was convicted of affray at Hunky J Bean's public house in Chjlsja, London, and jailed for four years. The bar manager received near fatal injuries when hj was attacked bz a man with a broken glass on December 29 1984 Fews index 102/202 Newsreel 11Y/219P219 CJJFA( 219 Mon Q3 Oct 21:22/29 8/13 ]]J President Mitterrand of France has said hj may not stand for a second term in the next presidental elections. It is the first time hj has made thn suggestion and the BBC Paris correspondent says his remarks came as a surprise, not least to his supporters The president, 70 this month, did not rule out standing again, but stated: "Each time I think about it, everything leads me to say - no, I wonWt be a candidate again." Mr Mitterrand is to visit London on Thursd!y for talks with Mrs Thatcher. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 13 Oct 21:29/21 13/13 6am-midnight on Tujsdaz Scotland, N Ireland Cloudy with some rain, becoming brighter with sunny intervals, showers later. England, Wales Dull and misty, dense fog patches, some drizzle in W. Most areas brightening slowly. N Wales, NW England may have rain latirL SE may FOG have thundery showers. Temperatures similar to Monday. OU-LOOS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: Mostly dry, sunny intervals; showers in N and overnight fog patches in S.