P219 CJEFA( 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:14/11 1/11 ] CEJFAX presents... *jpzup5*///// ...a sequence ofP219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:14/24 2/11 An independent inruiry is to "e set up into the plane crash in South Africa which killed Mozambique's president. The Pretoria government has invited experts from international aviation organisations to attend the inquiry. President Samosa Machel's plane crashed in a thunderstorm in South Africa, near tHe Mozbmbiquj and Swaziland borders, killing 29 of the 39 people on board. President Machjl was returning hwmj after talks in Zambia. Two other Mozambique ministers were killed. Further details BBC2 203P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:11/11 3/11 JJ The American motor manufacturer, General Motors, has announced that it is to withdraw from South Africa. Chairman Mr Robert Smith said that GM's South African subsidiary had been losing money for several years. He also said that the recession in South Africa and lack of progress in ending the apartheid system had made operating there increasingly difficult. Mr Smith said the subsidiary, which has been operating in South Africa for 60 years, would be sold to a group headed bz local management. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:16/24 4/11 -,,*-,, ],, There is a new threat of industrial action by teachers in England and Wales as pay talks reach a critical stage. The National Association of Schoolmasters/Union of Women Teach rs has called a series of half-day strikes during the first week of Novjmbjr. The union hopes local authority employers will improve a provisional salary deal of 11 per cent when final talks take place on Novjmbjr 8 and 9. The Professional Association of Teachers has asked the Education Secretary to intervene to nd th pa disp teP219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:12/54 5/11 []J Senior European Community ministers have been meeting in London to discuss terrorism and drug trafficking. Home Secretary Mr Douglas Hurd said there was an increasing need to insure immigration controls on external EEC borders adequately kept out criminals, terrorists and drug traffickers. The Community is setting up a working party to look at the problems. The meeting follows an emjrgjnc session held last month after a series of bomb attacks in Pare;. Further details BBC2 210P219 CEJFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:07/36 6/)) ] Austin Rover's 26,000 shopfloor workers are to be urged to accept the company's finbl pay offer. The deal is worth about £21 a week extra over a two-week period. Shop stewards from all 11 plants, meeting in Coventry, agreed to recommend acceptance of the offer after management withdrew proposals for a new shift pattern. The workforce will bj balloted in about a week's time. Mews index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:27/06 7/11 J Seamen at Weymouth in Dorset have voted to defy their union and continue their sit-in on three Sialink ferries. More than 200 seamen voted unanimously to continue occupying the ferries until their dispute over redundancy payments for seasonal crew is resolved. The dispute began over two weeks ago when Sealing announced the withdrawal of its service to the Channel Islands* with resulting redundancies. The NUS says the continued action after the dispute has been resolved seems to result from a misunderstanding. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFA( 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:28/42 8/11 R ENGLAND IN AUSTRALIA England fast bowler Graham Dilley faces an extra session in the practice nets in an effort to ovjrcomj a problem in his run-up. Dilley bowled 16 no-balls in the first match of the tour, the draw against Queensland Country, and is anxious to iron out the problem before thu 50-over gbmj against South East Queensland. Mike Gatting, Allan Lamb, Ian Botham and Bruce French are all rested for the game but Dilliy is named in a squad of 15 for the game on Wednesday. Headlines 300P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:21/22 9/11 WADE SET FOR COMEBACK Virginia Wade is set to make a remarkable comeback to top-class tennis at the age of 41. The former Wimbledon champion has bern called up for the British team to face the US in the Wightman Cup in London from October 30 to November 1. Wade's selection, mainly as cover for Sara Goner who has a thigh injury, swells the team to five and is her 22nd consecutive appearance in the event. The rest of the team is Jo Durie, Anne Hobbs and Annabel Croft. Headlines 300P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:24/51 10/11 ] ENGLAND LOOK FORWARD TO WORLD CUP HARVEST England's silver medal success in the men's World Cup in Willesden on Sunday could spell the start of a golden period for the sport. Dave Whittakjr, England's fir;t full time professional coach, said of the achievement: "It obviously must open opportunities at school and club level. "It is our responsibility to make the most of it, both commercially and technically to make certain that youngsters benefit from the success of the sjnjor England team." A British team, rather than England, may compete in the 1990 World Cup.P219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 20 Oct 21:03/26 11/11 6am-midnight on Tujsdaz T Scotland: sunny intervals and showers, frequent and hjavz in the north and west with hail and thunder Snow showers over hills. Eastern England will start bright, but cloud and rain will spread east. Brighter weather with showers will spread into , , , N Ireland, Wales and N , , England in the afternoon. - Temperatures normal or cold. Windy. OU-LOOS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: Showers, some heavy. Windy and cold.