P217 CEEFAX 217 Mon 17 Nov 21:15/23 1/3 ] The Govjrnmjnt has announced an inruiry into conditions at Peterhead prison in Grampian after last week's siege in which a prison officer was held hostage. Engineering industry unions have rejected a 3.7 per cent pay increase for 1.5 million manual workers. Police investigating the deaths of three Tamils in a house fire in east London on Friday say they are questioning six min and seeking at least two others. News index 102/202 MoreP217 CEEFAX 217 Mon 17 Nov 21:33/31 2/3 A man has died of AIDS in York District hospital. York Health Authority said the man, who has not been named, is the first person to die of the disjasj in the city. Housing Minister Mr John Patten s!ys that the 50 housing advice centres to bj set up all over the country could be the first in Europe. The centres will aim, in particular, protect elderly people against "cowboy" builders. The National Union of Journalists has set up an ethics council to which public viewers, listeners and readers can make complaints if they think reporting is biased or unfair. MoreP217 CEEFAX 217 Mon Q7 Nov 21:44/35 3/3 ] Britain has pledged an additional £10 million of aid to Uganda over the next three years. The offer was made during a meeting between Mrs Thatcher and President Yoweri Musjvjni of Uganda at Downing Street today. Five people were wounded, two seriously, when a man fired a shotgun outside a pub in Holloway Road in north London. Police are still looking for the mbn who fired the shots. Arts Minister Mr Richard Luce has announced a 5.5 per cent increase in the arts grant. More than half the £17 million rise is for the British Library's new St Pancras building. More