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It is the second year in a row that the Prime Minister has intervened to peg increases. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 11p FPolitics 130 GWorld 160 Next News Politics Main News ChtyHjadsP196 CJJFA 296 Thu 14 Oct 21:25/29 ] ^ 3/40 HOME TWO FIRMS BID TO REOPEN COAL MINES British Coal is to negotiate with two companies which h1vj made bu"s to reopen closed collieries. Proposbls to reopen mines were submitted bz R J Budge and Edwards Energy, run by former British Coal commercial director Malcolm Edwards The tenders involve resuming production at Markham Main, which was closed last November, and () Rossington, which stopped in March. () A BC spokesman refused to speculate whether the companies would be (5 granted licences to reopen the pits Next News Dispatch Summaries Top SpoutP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:22/29 4/4p I HOME $HATCHET - PAPER AGREES TO TERMS The Mail on Sunday has agreed not to infringe copyright in Lady Thatcher's memoirs. $hj pledge came as the High Court granted an injunction to the former Prime Minister, hit publishers and The Sunday Times, which holds exclusive sjrialisation rights. Thc order does not stop The Mail on (5 Sunday from commenting on material already legally publishrd. $hj move follows a row over the publication of material said to bj based on the memoirs. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Next News World Flash TV/R1dioP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:24/23 5/40 OL HOME ££ ££k BRUTISH AEROSPACE AXIS 1,p00 J BS ,j British Aerospace subsidiaries are shedding more than 1,000 jobs. BAe's ScottishJbased Jjtstteam factory at Prestwick is axing 630 jobs because of falling orders. Roybl Ordnance is cutting 382 jobs because of a worldwide decline in defence spending. $5 (5 BAe says thousbnds more jobs depend (5 on winning a £1 billion ammunition contract from the Arm:. Home 0 11p Flash 159 Diary p 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Politics Main News WeatherP196 CEJFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:23/59 -|l4|l4|, 6/40 WII HOME SEASONALLY ADJUSTED JOBLESS FALLS The seasonally adjusted total of people out of work and claiming benefit fell bz 13,600 last month. The September figure dropped to 2,908,300 or 10.3% of the workforce - the lowest for almost a year. Jv Unadjusted unemployment dropped by 47,834 to 2,912,130 - the most encouraging figure since the summer U Employment Secretary David Hunt hailed the 84,000 drop in jobless this year as great news. See 135 Unemployment totals at-a-glance 116 Home 11p Politics 130 World 160 Next News Diary Summaries TravelP196 CEEFA 196 Thy 14 Oct 21:17/33 -|l4|l4|, @ 31/40 & (n2n2 OPALE WN LD CUSS N: ReF LrNDUM OD COcSTJTMP ON (j Preiidjnt Boris Yeltsin mag order a $5 referendum on a nnw Russian constit tion t-j etaron stun ws ag,ncy has smih. The ref r ndum co ld coinc dj th parliam ntary l tions on 12 Decem r. 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He sbid the police had information that "fringe groups" would try to Tj cause serious disorder during a march aided at persuading officials to close down the BNP officesW The anti-racism march, pass d B offices in Welling, south east (5 London, is expected to attract 20,0 2 ,0op e. Olea -upppmp 11ppFpaph 1pp ppapp p 18pp Home 11 0 Wired 10 Wprld 10 Next News Dispatch Summaries TV/RadioP196 CJEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:02/18 |W FJ 39/40 04 INTRV TL x7 star! 7pl j wis s p y s7 JR p8l m 0 a8 £k PILLC O CTERE pppp/pr££/p pp 8p SMWJ Da a: oEAT 40 WCr b OatAstiU$ 4 Fir Qaal Ur Qaas EurRjsout Stati1ticP196 CJEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:95/29 7/39 HOME BBCWCOMMERCIAL RADIO NEED WATCHDOG $5 A single body should regulate both BBC and commercial radio, the Radio Authority chairman has urged. U Lord Chalfont said it was the best way to ensure that "rational plans" can be made for broadening listener choice in the future. He also called for the BBC to promise to medt performance quotas. T Loud Chalfont said the need woy such a requirement was underlined by the decision earlier this week to dismantle Radio 5. $upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 118 Politics 130 Would 160 Next News World Flash CityHjadsP196 CJEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:25/59 ,|l4|l4|, 10/49 HOME ALLITT ADMITS NINE CHILD ATTBCKS Bevejly Allitt has admitted for the(j first time murdduing thrjd ahildrdn and attacking six others, Lincolnshire police have said. $5 Allitt, who got 13 life sentences for four murders and nine attacks at Lincolnshire's Grantham hospital always maintained her innocence. The former nzrsj made the admission in an interview with police. The interview is part of doctors' attempts to find out more information about the medical problems experienced by her victims Next News World Flash WjathjuP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:97/29 ] 11/49 POLITICS NHS MANAGEMENT SHAKE-UP PLANNED Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley has indicated that NHS executives could lose their jobs under a proposed management shake-up. During a speech ao the London U School of Economics sh Braid sh saud ho n and sncn bm annann pna im "stana pian HS dmtnjamlanink $5 oder- aan bg among m nagjrs r an (5 amang an othj anaup o dea th anctor jo kegs," M s Bothomley sai U 5 and o 11anPo, thc add0dW Sid 132 (upppmmppp 1p2pppppapph 1pppIndpp 1pp Next News Home News Main News CityHjadsP196 CJKFAX 296 Thu 14ROct 21:97/59 12/39 POLITICS BOUT MLEY SPEECH DELAYED BY PROTEST Protesters at the London School of Economics forced the Health Secretary to delay a speech she U made earlier this e6jning. A spokesman for the LSE 3aid a group of "activists" were shouting before Virginia Bottomley arrived. U Mrs Bottomley was to have delivered her speech in the lecture theatre (u to an open audiinceL but was instead taken to a reception room where she addressed invited gue1ts. The LSE denied reports that Mrs Bottomley had been pelted with eggs -],,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,&,. Next News World Summaries Top SpoutP196 CVJFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:28/59 13/39 III POLIT CS LABOR" PROTJSTc OVER "COMMISSARS" Jj Labour has accused Government gf 1 "sinister act of centralisation" bz planning to appoint senior ci il servants to run the Eng ish regio "+hitehall commissarsd would run rUGional gNvjjnmjnt from ondon, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Bristol, Bedford and Leeds, cla $j Environment spokesman Jack Straw. But, Whitehall sources said the civil servants were being put into the regions to coordinate and U strengthen the activities of Government departments, not to (5 control local government. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Next News Home News Flash TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:27/22 84/39 W POLITICS HAMILTON URGES ULSTER SRO P CU$BACK Former armed vorciu mhni1tju arahiu $5 Hamilton has called for a reduction in troop levels in Northern Ireland U Hj claimed the deployment in Ulster could bj cut b| a battalion — about 600 min — every 9ear. Unless the number of troops in Northern Ireland was rut, it {ould bj "absolutely impossible" to deploy US troops elsewhere, he said But "obviously if the whole place blows up, we would feed them back in again," Mr Hamilton added. Home 118 Politqcu 939 GWoyld 170 Next News Would Main News cBC TVP196 CEJFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:29/29 %|l4|l4|, 15/49 I POLITICS HUVT WELCOMES FALL IV UVEMPLGYMENT The Emplo9mjnt Secretary has said the fall in the number of people out of work shows that Britain is "bucking the trend". (u Describing it as "very good news", David Hunt said Sjptembjr+s figures U confirm the underlying strength of the US recovery and its economy. The fall "more than makes up" for the two small riser in the last two months, Mr Hunt told the BBC. )Vo mbnz people had been "prjacPjng doom and gloom" while Tory policies led to recovjty, he said. See 115 Next News Main News Home News CityHeadsP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:28/51 )|l4|l4|, 16/40 POLITICS TORIES "TJNKERJNG AT THE MARGINSb Tj Labour's Frank Dobson has cautiously welcomed the fall in the number of people out of work. But the Shadow Employment Secretary accused the Government of "tinkering around at the margins". And hj called for the Government to put togjthkr 1n immjdi1te 8ackagj of measures to create jobs. See 115 Mass unemployment is "crippling the (5 taxpayer and reducing wealth creation. It is a seedbed of crime and the recruiting ground for the.. -5 far Right", Mr Dobson claimed. (upppppppppppppppppppppp8ppppppppppp88pz Next News Main News Home News CityHeadsP196 CEEFAX 196 Thu 14 Oct 21:10/29 17/40 & -/.%/.I/, POLITICS FIGS$JS NO CAUSE F R COMPLACENCY The Liberal Democrats have warned the Govjrnmjnt against complacency over the fall in unjmplo9mknt. Employment spokesman Alex Carlile said any reduction in the figures was very welcome news. See 115/116 However, hj sbid it was a modest drop and it should not bj forgotten that unjmplo9mjnt was skull fluctuating close to three million. 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