P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:42/26 1/Q3 ]] CEEFAX presents... *j — 5 £ || 4j5cs*/5|| *j j5 5 + ' */ 5j5rsh|5// ...a sequence ofP219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:23/32 2/13 The Education Secretary has told MPs there is "a considerable gulf" between an agreement reached on teachers' pay and conditions and his own proposals. Mr Kenneth Baker said some progress had been made but "major points of concern" rembinjd - particularly on the cost and shape of pay structure. Mr Baker said ACAS negotiations would resume on Wednesday following the draft agreement reached on Saturday between the employers and most teaching unions. He said the aim was to achieve a pay structure that rewarded good teachers and provided continuing incentives.P219 CJEFA( 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:13/53 3/13 *]m,*],,*]],k Coach driver John Bonnzman has been cleared at Preston Crown Court of four charges of causing death bz reckless driving in an accident on the M6. After deliberating for three and a half hours the jury found Bonnyman, 63, guilty of careless driving. He was fined £200, banned from driving for three years and awarded costs. The charges arose out of an accident in October 1985 in which 13 people died when a coach Bonnzman was driving hit slowing and near-stationary traffic on the motorway near Preston. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFAX 219 Mon Q7 Nov 21:04/43 4/13 ] The president of France's state-owned Renault car company has been shot dead outsjdj his home in Paris. The interior ministry said Mr Georges Bessj, 58, was hit by several shots fired by a man and a woman on a motor- cycle in Montparnassj at 19.00 GMT. Police said the killing was vjoy pho ablk of ho k of a lifo-ism t Be sn aas msdd unad s ith a p ig 1m85 He jot cd s and a so csta and the cf Ranaus Fs Fola Oa an nd cy lac racmn as aas n cst--cuttig maasrrss News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:15/25 5/13 "Catastrophic fatigue failure" has been highlighted bz an investigation into the recent helicopter crash in Shetland in which 44 people died. The failure was in the Chinook helicopter's forward rotor gearbox, according to an accident bulletin bz the Department of Transport's investigation branch. In a Commons written ripty, Aviation Minister Mr Michael Spices said similar Chinooks on the UK civil register would not fly until evaluation bz the Civil Aviation Authority had been completed. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:16/11 6/Q3 The Foreign Office is considering an offer from Argentina to officially end hostilities over the Falkland Islands. Argentina, in what is seen as a major change of policy, said Britain had to agree to global negotiations covering all aspects of the dispute, not just sovereignty. Britain would also have to give up its 150-mile protection zone around the Falklands, Argentina said. Argentina has njvjr lifted the state of hostilities with Britain after the 1982 war. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:27/04 7/Q3 R ] The Prison Officers' Association has condemned a report bz the Prison Reform Trust on Britain's worst jail riots. The report into disturbances at 18 prisons last summer said the rioting was caused by violence !monk prisoners and poor communications. There were also a small number of prison officers who incited trouble, the report said. The POA said such an allegation was inconceivbble, adding that it was considering legal action against the PUT over its "disgraceful" accusation. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:17/11 8/13 GARNER SIGNS FOR OLDHAM West Indies pace bowler Joel Garner has signed a one-year contract as a professional with Oldham in the Central Lancashire League. Garner, dismissed bz Somjrsjt during the summer, will bj the highest paid professional in the League, although exact details of his salary have not been revealed. Club official Howard Jump simply s!id: "We are paying big money for a top name Garner began his career in England with another Central Lancashire League side, Littliborough, in the mid 1970';.P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon Q7 Nov 21:18/35 9/13 LTA BUILD FOR THE FUTURE WITH "MORTGAGE" The Lawn Tennis Association have obtained a £500,000 "mortgage" for the future of the game in Britain. The money comes from the Mortgage Corporation to sponsor a min's indoor league over the next three years. "We bjlievj the league will encourage a new generation of tennis lovers, and, eventually, some top class players who can take on the world'u best," said R!y Pierce, spokesman for the sponsors. The four-man teams will bj allowed one ovjrsjas plazjr and one in the British top eight. John Lloyd and Peter Fleming have already said they will play.P219 CEEFAX 219 Mon Q7 Nov 21:09/43 10/13 R LEADER BOARD Edinburgh - leaders after 22 stages: 1 Mikael Erickson/Lancia 2h 11m 20s = Markku Alen/Lancia Delta 2:11:22 4 Juha Kankkunjn/Peugeot 205 2:11:25 5 Mikael Sundstrom/Peugeot 205 2:12:46 6 Stig Blomqvjst/Ford RS200 2:12:48 7 Jimmy McRae/Metro 6R4 2:12:58 8 Tony Pond/Metro 6R4 2:13:36 9 Kalle Grundjl/Ford RS200 2:14:02 10 Pet Eklund/Metro 6R4 2:15:23 Rally Index 3u0 P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon Q7 Nov 21:10/01 11/13 GRAHAM NORWOOD at Rally HQ In a remarkable show of power driving, 29-year-old Swede Mikajl Erickson took his Lancia Delta to the top of a hectic "attli for the lead to end day two. Quickest in the final Ingliston sprint, hj leads three other Scandinavians separated "y just five seconds. Timo Salonjn, quickest on sjvjn stages today in his Peugeot, is fending off Markkz Alen and Juha Kankkunjn. Mixed fortunes jot Britain - Tony Pond dropped to eighth in his Metro 6R4, but teammate Jimmy McRaj moved to seventh. Ljadjr Board 351 MoreP219 CJEFAX 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:10/14 12/Q3 R FIRST TEST jrom Brisbane England captain Mike Gatting was in an expansive mood as he talked about his side's success on the first three days of the first Test against Australia. "The last three days have been tremendous - they were the best in mz experience for a long time, probably since the Ashes series in 1985," Gatting said on the rest day. "We worked hard jrom day one. The lads were all determined to make sure the bad press we have had proved untrue. In contrast the Australia's Allan Border sp nt his rest da in til nce, pondering the prospect of defeat.P219 CEEFA( 219 Mon 17 Nov 21:11/33 13/Q3 6am-midnight ] Tujsdaz: Many places will have some sunshine for a time with showers tending to die out W inland. However, cloud will soon thicken in the southwest spreading north and east during the afternoon carrying rain across much of England and Wales and perhaps N Ireland. -] , , , , , Temperatures: near normal. Very windy in south. Outlook for the next 48 hours: Rain or showers, most dying out on Thursday. Frost ovjrnjght.