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February's disappointing figures had stalled hopes of a rate cut for (5 fear of fuelling price pressure3. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp888z DISPATCH Evan Davis reports 190 Next News Headlines Top Sport TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Fri 15 A8r 2 :15/11 )}l4|l4|, ] 5/50 -/.)/.)/, HOME CALL FOR RADIOTHERAPY REVIEW IN UK Radiotherapy departments throughout Britain should have thieu working practices reviewed, an independent review body has saidW The inquirX was launched when i5 was found patients at a hospital in Staffordshire had recei6ed too low a dose of radiation treatment. Almost 1,800 people weru 1ffecte4 by the mistakk. But it has njvjr been established whjthjr anyone died as a result of the under-dosage. ( Home 110 Politics 130 Would 160 Next News Headlines CityHiads TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:15/:7 C $n1n1 -/.%/.)/, HOME bNO SCIENTIFIC LINK" IN bLACK TRIaL No scientific evidence has been unco6erjd to link Robert Black tg the three murders of which he is accused, a court has heard. U A forensic sciinti1t from Louhian and Borders police told the trial in Newcastle it was unlikely any scientific links would bj found, given the length of time elapsed. Robert Black, 46, accused of murdering three little girls in the 1980s, has pleaded not guilty to a total of 1p!charges. $upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 110 Flash 1u0 Diary p 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Headlines CityHeads TS/R1dioP196 CJEFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:00/11 /50 R POLITICS and X PARLIAMENT wgllow > W Comment Would Next News HeadlinesP196 CEEFAX 196 Fri 15 apr 21:96/45 )|l4|l4|, 10/:0 POLITICS JOBS BOOS$ "MAY FOLLO+0G—TT DE—L" Hundreds of thousands of extra (5 British jobs may result from the signing of the Gatt world trade deal, the Prime Minister has said. 6j But hj added: "There is unfinished business in some areas, whjrj wj will contin5j to cight to ops& markets for British industry." Ministers are signing the deal in (5 Morocco today. See 163 $) U $5 Mr Major added: "Britain has worked hard and long for this moment. The talks stalled many times.b ] Homja 110 Politics 130 GWorld 160 Next News World Summaries Top SportP196 CEJFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:26/03 ] 11/50 POLITICS BC WITHDRAWS PIT CLOSURE PLAN Tj British Coal 3ays it has withdrawn plans to close Tower Colliery, its last working pit in So4th0W1le1. Normbl operations will bj resumed immediately, including development work which stopped on 7 April, the company added. Tu BC said it plans to continue coal production for the rest of the year before offering the colliery for U (5 sale under privbtisbtion plans. Earlier, miners at the collidr8 decided to reject redundancy (5 offers. See 134 Next News Home News Flash TV/RadioP196 CEEFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:21/36 -|l4|l4|, 93/59 I POLITICS ASHDOWN WARNS OF DEMOCRATIC CRISES The Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown has warned that trust in T thu political system is waning. Mr Ashdown told an audience at Stirling Unjvjrsity that relations between politicians and the people are breaking down. A clear sign of danker wot democracy was the rise of figures U outsimj the political framework such as Ross Perot in the US and Silvio Berlusconi in Italy, hj 3aid And hj uged a net "partnership" R -5 between politics and the people. Next News World 0 Summaries TravulP196 CJJFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:28/1p 15/50 I PAULI—MINT ANTBRCTJC BILL CLEARS COMMONS A measure to give greater environmental proteatign tg the Antarctic has completed its Commons stages. The Antarctic Bhll was pulotdd 2= Tory former Cabinet minister Michael Jopling, with backing on U all sides. It aims to 8rotect the continent U from exploitation by mining, (5 preserve the wildlife and prevent () the area being spoiled bz tourists. 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P196 CIEFAX 196 Fri 15 Apr 21:03/01 |l4|l4|s 18/50 O PARLIAMENT NEW POWERS FO OMBUDSMANOVERCSA The Ombudsman has been given power to investigate maladministration claims against the tribunal which heats appeals about the CSA. )hj move was agreed without a vote U by MPs who gave the Parliamentary U Commissioner Bill, promoted by Tor8 Gerry Malone, a third reading. It extends the jurisdiction of watchdog Parliamentary Ombudsman $5 William Reid to cover the work of administrative staff at tribunals. ,upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 0 0 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 Next News Would Summaries TravelP196 CEEFAX 196 Fri 15 apr 21:09/25 ,|l4|l4|, 40/50 WORLD INES$ED BRETON FLOWN OUT OF GORAZDE Two British soldiers have been U seriously injhred near Gorazde in 1 major Bosnian Sdrb offensive on zhu U UNmprotected Muslim enclave. (5 One of the min, who are thought to bj members of the SAT, has been floun out by a French UN helicopter for treatment in Sarajevo under a local truce agreed with the Serbs. $hj second Briton was treated on the spot and is remaining in 6hk U town along with other UN pjrsonnjl.Tu $hi UN said Serb force2 had bjdn $5 advancing, and the town could faln. (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp8ppppz Next News Home News Main News CityHjadsP196 CEEFAX 197 Fri 15 Apr 21:09/48 -|l4|l4|, ] 21/50 & -n2n2 0WORLD bNO NEEDb FO NATOAIRSTRIKESUN A planned evacuation of UV (5 obsjrvjrs and relief workers around Gorazde may remove the need for Nato air strikes, the UN has said. U (5 Large numbers of people are fleeing into the town following a greuh Bosnian Serb assault, it added. And Bosnian Serb military leaders have denied that thieu forces fired at a a French riconnaissbnce aircraft over Gorazdj, damaging it. U MeanwhSle, Sarajevo radio says Sjub forces are deploying heavy weapons around the capital. 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