P196 CEEFAX 196 Th2 7 Oct 21:24/43 , l4 ,h4 h4|, 0/46 n£nd O Jj5P,j!j5/| ++IEII++IIMX POLITICS CLARKE "WILL NOT REASSURE PUBLIC" The L b sal D mocrats have attack d Ch ncellg Kd n th Clar 's "desperate attempts to make amends for past mi2takj2". U Trade spokesman Malcolm Bruce 3aid U they would not reassur th British j people and still le s harm s the fragil econom . The party of "good housjkjepink" was being forced to break campaign promi j rae in xr , h a d XuaX@ w ridg @@ 3 —£ TU H accus d M Clarke f ri kink (5 refuelling inflation while at the (5 sbmj time attacking the worst off. -]]LL,,,L^,LL,L,,LL,LLLLL,L,,,LLLL,,^,,n Next News Conf'incJ Main oj/V CitWHjadpP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:93/13 (|l4|l4|, C I POLITICS BOTTOMLEY bFAILS TO TACKLE CRISIS" Labour has accused Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley of failing to address the crisis in the NHS. Shadow Health Secretary David Blunkjtt said her conference speech had not explained why one hospital after another was in budget crisis and cancelling operations. "She has failed to tackle queue () jumping, highlighted bz doctors last week," hj said. "Instead we are given a list of new trusts," Mr blunkjtt complained. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Consjrvativr Party conference 130 Next N ws Would S mmarie1 T p S gutP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:24/12 -|l4|l4|, 23/46 POLITICS -HATCHJR NAMED IN ARMS SCANDAL Lady Thatcher has been linked to the arms for Iraq affair. The Scott Inquiry has heprd allegations that she decided not to stop millions of pounds' worth of machine tools being exported to Iraq. Her alleged involvement emerged from a letter, read to the inquiry, from a Ministry of Defence official to defence minister Loud Trefgern. It said she agreed to the export of U Matrix Churchill lathes in order to (5 protect intelligence sources. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Next News Main News Diary TopTravjlP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:04/43 -|l4|l4|, 24/46 I POLITICS SINN FJIN m PEACE TALKS bRIEFING The leader of the nationalist SDLP (5 John Hume has briefed Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds about his U talks with Sinn Fjin's Gerry Adams. U Mr Reynolds said it had been a good meeting but his government needed more time to jvbluate the matter. There are still no details of any (u agreement between Mr Hume and Mr Adams. (5 (u -hj Irish cabinet is expected to consrder the issues raised at a meeting next week. $upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz ( Home 1101 Politics 130 World 160 Next News Home News Dispatch BBC1 TVP196 CEJFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:26/ )|l4|l4|, 25/4v POLITICS CALL FO$ BAN ON GER ZADAMSMEETING Commons spjakju Bdtt8 Bnothro8d has T been urged to ban Sinn Fjin pre5iddnt Gerry Adams from addressing a public meeting. The former West Belfast MP has accepted an invitation wrom Nabour MP Tony Benn to speak at the meeting at Westminster. Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginnis has demanded the Shnn Fein president be kept out. (5 In a letter to Ms Boothroyd, hj said Mr Adam's presence would cause "deep offence" to his constituents.)j (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Next News Home News Dispatch BBC1 TVP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:27/03 C POLITICS GLASGOW - THOUSANDS IN POVERTY The leader of Glasgow council says thousands of people living in the city are sinking into poverty. Figures published by Glasgow City Council show that one Glaswegian in three depends on income support. More than half of the city's Tj dwellers live in areas classified () as "most djprivedb by health experts. U (5 Jean McFadden said the council could not deal with such a high level of poverty and called for 1 change of Govjrnmjnt policy. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Next News Home News Des8atch cBC1 TVP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:26/43 )|l4|l4|, C WORLD LEADER OF MOSCO+ REBELLION ARRESTED Russian police have arrested ont of the leaders of the parliamentary revolt against President Yeltsin. Viktor Anpilov, head of the Workjnk Russra Commznist Group,0was held at a country house near Tula city. Moscow prosecutors have said formal charger against the ne1djrs of Sunday's rebellion might not be () erought@for bnojPjr seven days. U $5 Meanwhile, 49 bodies have been found in Moscow's White House, scene of Monday'u fierce fighthnk. ( Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Next News Home News Main News CityHjadsP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:27/43 30/46 I WORLD US POL CZ ON SOMALIA DELAYED President Clinton's plan for future US involvement in Somalia has received a mixed reaction from congressional leaders. The plan involves the short term dispatch of more troops, coupled with a deadline for a complete American withdrawal. U () After a lengthy meeting with law makers Preuidjnt Clinton will make an address to the American peo8le later today, when he is expiated to confirm a further troop deployment. US soldier killed in Mogadiuhz 158 ] Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Dispatch Flash TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Thy 7 Oct 21:p8/23 31/46 WORLD IRBQ "hO ANSWER WEAPONS QUESTIONS" Iraq appears ready to give the UN answers to repeated questions about its weapons programmjs, a senior UV official has sbid. (5 b answers. I have not received them yet," Rolf Ekjus, chairman of the UN Special Commission implementing the Gulf War cjasjfire terms, 3aid. An unnamed Iraqi source said Iraqi officials had been given the go- (5 ahrad to pass on information. (5 ] Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Summary 102 Dispatch 190 Index 199 Next News Home News Main News WeatherP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:30/42 A WORLD BRJXTON JSCBPEE QUINLIVAN VBILJD Brixton prison escapee and IRA suspect Nissan Quinlivan has been jailed for four years in Dublin. Quinlivan, 29, was found guilty bz U the special anti-terrorist court of having a revolver and three rounds of ammunition when he was arreutjd in County Tipperary last April.1 He was cleared of more serious charges of intent to kndanger life. 2 Quinlivan escaped from Brixton -5 prison in July 1991 along with fellow IRA suspect Pearsj McCauley. Home 118 Politics 130 Would 160 Next News Conf'ince Summaries TravelP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 7 Oct 21:09/33 -|l4|l4|, 33/46 WORLD CH NA CR TJCJSESUSOVEHONKSONG China has accused Britain of abandoning previous agreements on the handover of Honk Kong. A Foreign Ministry spokesman told a weekly news briefing that Governor Chris Patten had violated three agreemknts b= trying to broaden democracy in the terrhtor8. He reiterated threats to take back the British colony before the agreed date of 1997. Jj Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 180 Politics 130 World 160 Despbtch 190 Next News Diary Flash CityHjads