P152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:34/13 GOVERNMENT FIGHTS OFF GUN REBELLION 107 MPs throw out total ban on handguns TEMRORiSM tUC foils landmine attack 104 JAIL StablR gifl's killdm gets lifo 109 CAA SSnior offic'r on spying charge 111 ISAAEL Arab man's killsps finch 1p 117 PALACL Queen's pr ss chisf to l av 114 MONSHOUSE A turn-up for Bob's books 112 CEEFAX Your guide to new-look pages 153 News index 102 Extra 140 Sport 300 Tickjttapj 151 Weathjt 400 A-Z 199 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 22:15/22 SHARES SOAR AS VOSPER SHIP COMES IN 203 BUDGET Tax cut hope as debt tumbles 207 MERGER Enjtgy giants silent on deal 206 NEW CEEFAX: CHANGES TO FUSE UPDATES 208 ——————————————————————————————————————— RESULTS McLeod Russel, Capitol Grp 210 ——————————————————————————————————————— £/DM 2.5096 + 0.0179 £/$ 1.6691 + 0.0136 £ index 92.1 + 0.1 FUSE 3966.4 + 8.2 at 14:40 DOW US 159.93 - 0.56 at 15:17 ——————————————————————————————————————— FUSE 231 Forex 237 Shares 220 Money 250 ——————————————————————————————————————— Front page 100 City news 201 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 22:11/13 SEPER OWLS SWOOP TO FELL SAD FORFST 306 FOOTBALL Trustfull/Ca bone snal win CROCBET Vaughan te ms E glam homh 341 Pacaman idd ns signs iz oa wfcks 305 COOCKET Vaughan steems England homh 341 Pacem n Giddins stgns with Warwicks 346 BO ING ABA sanctions women's boxing 381 Brit Lewis seeking four world belts 381 SNOOKER Sick Williams seals victory 383 ——————————————————————————————————————— Latest 300 Football 302 Genital 380 Cricket 340 M/Sport 360 Interview 390 HAVE YOUR SAY ON SPORTS ISSUES 355 Racing 660 Sport A-Z 399 News 101 Weathjt 400 Front page 100 TV 600 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:12/43 A11 BLOCKED IN NORFOLK BY ACCIDENT 431 Overturned lorry being recovered Trains No Boston-Skjgness sjtvice 434 Ferries Swansea Cork cancellations 435 BBC2 Health tips 460 Travel advice 470 ——————————————————————————————————————— ROADS 431 Rail 432 Flights 440 Ferries 435 London Tube 436 A-Z Index 199 ——————————————————————————————————————— News 101 Sport 301 Travel A-Z 499 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:18/17 LABOUA PROMISES TOTAL BAN ON HANDGUNS Fabour will move to outlaw handguns if it w ns powg Pt the Ge ital dlection. Shadow Homa Soc htary Jack St aw said: f l cue , w s all in t xt pa liamont...prov da fom a complzte ban on hanaguns foe g tj al civhl an use. "Thu party l ad aship'o commitmsnt to a total ban is vail cl ar bat wa shull, of coursf, pthmit a fame votg.d Mr Stoaw said hj was sure MPs would have voted in favour of a total ban if they had been given a free vote. Sport 300 Travel 430 Subtitles 888 Films 541 Weathjt 400 TV & Radio 600 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:12/12 LIFE SENTENCE FOR STABLE GIRL'S KILLER A farm worker has been jailed for life at Exeter Crown Court for killing 27- year-old stable girl Jessie Hurlstonj. Stephen Webbjr, 39, killed Ms Hurlstonj with 30 blows from an iron hook at hit south Devon caravan. Judge Mr Justice Rougiet told Wjbbjt: "Thjti must bj in you a capacity for horrible violence." Bachelor Wjbbjt, of Dawson Farm, Devon, denied murdering Ms Hurlstone in October last year. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:21/27 HEALTHY SON FOR JEMIMA AND IMRAN KHAN Jjmima Khan, the wife of formjt Pakistan ctickjt captain and politician Imran, has given birth to a boy. Mothjt and baby are both well, a spokesman at the Portland Hospital in London said. The child's name has not been announced. Jjmima's husband and hit mothjt Lady Annabel Goldsmith were at the birth. Her fathjt, the billionaire financier and politician Sir James Goldsmith, visited soon after. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:27/02 McGUINNESS POURS SCORN ON TRUCE REPORTS Sinn Fjin's Martin McGuinnjss has denied reports that the IRA will not carry out acts of violence while contacts with Westminster continue. The report, in the Dublin-based Sunday Tribune, said an unofficial IRA ceasefire had been in place for weeks. It claimed the truce was aimed at boosting progress in sjctet talks between the Government and republicans. But Mr McGuinness claimed the article was not true. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:20/22 RACE RJLATJONS BETTER SAY BLACK BRITONS Over half of black people living in the US think race relations has improved in the past five years, a survey suggests. And the MOP poll found 40% think of themselves as British rathjt than African or Afro-Carribjan. But the survey of 18-35 year-olds also found that 40% believed race relations had deteriorated since 1991. The survey, to bj published tomorrow in the black weekly newspaper New Nation, also covered politics and employment. News index 102 Extra 140 Weathjt 400 Front page 100 TV 600 Children 500 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main MenuP152 CEEFAX 152 Mon 18 Nov 21:30/52 BOTTOMLEY STANDS BY LOTTERY REGULATION Heritage Secretary Virginia Bottomliy has defended the way the National Lottery is regulated. She told the BBC's On the Record programme there was no need for the National Audit Office to scrutinisj organisjrs Camelot. The Lottery, which celebrated its second birthday this weekend, is currently regulated only bz Oflot. "I don't want to tinkjt with it when Camelot is doing a good job," she said. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Shop Wind Switch On TV/Radio Main Menu