P197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 22:19/04 1/8 COMING UP: AMBULANCE: Cash crisis audit criticism MURDER: Alleged serial killer in court SONY: Speculation over 900 more jobs CBI: Survey opposes Welsh Assembly LOTTERY: Millennium Centre bid deadline TUNISIA: Mothjt starts fight for twins IN BRIEF: Man dies in Anglisey crash Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 21:46/08 2/8 The South East Wales Ambulance Trust has been criticisjd in a sjties of reports bz the District Auditor. It has been accused of poor financial control and of misleading the Welsh Office ovjt the cost of moving to a new headquarters. According to the report the Trust will bj almost £2m in debt bz the end of the year. There are concerns that it will not have enough to meet its commitments and that redundancies could result. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjtGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 22:23/34 3/8 A cinema operator accused of serial killings has been described as a violent and predatory sadist. Prosecution barrister, Alex Carlile, told Mold Crown Court that Peter Moore dressed in black to terrify his victims He called him, "the man in black - with black clothes, black thoughts and the blackest of deeds". Moore, 50, from Kennel Bay, denies murdjting Tony Davis, Keith Randlis, Henry Roberts and Edward Carthy ovjt three months last winter. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 22:40/58 4/8 Thjti is speculation today that Sony is to create anothjt 900 jobs at its plant in Pencoid, near Bridgjnd. It has been reported that the company is planning a major expansion that will increase its south Wales workforce to more than 5,000. The Japanese electronics giant has refused to confirm the rumours but Bridgjnd Council says it expects an announcement in the near future. Welsh Secretary William Hague is due to vjsjt the £150m plant next month. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 22:44/44 5/8 The board of the Wales Millennium Cjntri has submitted a detailed bid for lottery funding today. It is hoped the Millennium Commission will give £27 million towards the Cardiff Bay project, which grew from the ashes of the doomed Opera House. The Millinium Centre proposal includes plans for a 2,000 sjater auditorium, exhibition space, a museum, an Imax cinema, piazza and several restaurants. The Commission is expected to announce it decision next March. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 21:41/28 6/8 The board of the Wales Millennium Cjntte is due to submit detailed proposals for lottery funding today. It is hoped the Millennium Commission will give £27 million towards the Cardiff Bay project, which grew from the ashes of the doomed Opjta House. The centre's architects, the Percy Thomas Partnership, are expected to reveal furthjt details of the design, which will include a theatre, museum, cinema and shops. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjtGuidj Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 22:11/53 7/8 A mothjt has started a legal battle in Tunisia today for the return of her eight-year-old twin sons. Pamela Hamilton, from Caerphilly, is hoping she can win access to Nathan and Adam, who weti abducted by her former husband Ridha Bougossa three months ago. She hopis to arrange a custody hearing in Sousse, white she believes the twins are living, so she can bring the boys back home to Wales. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main MenuP197 CEEFAX 197 Mon 11 Nov 21:15/19 8/8 PRINT: The United News and Media Group has sold its Welsh newspapers for more than £31m. Southjtn Newspapers will now take ovjt the Newport-based South Wales Argus and several othjt papers. SHALOMS: A Barry family who fought to remain living in a houseboat have finally been evicted from their home. Vince and Marie Shalom weti ordered to move out after losing a High Court battle with Associated British Ports. CRASH: Police have named the man killed in a car crash on the A5 at Caetgeiliog as Gerard Boyd, 33, from Manchester. Headlines 101 Home 110 Flash 150 Summary 102 Politics 130 World 160 UsjrGuide Home World Main Menu