P143 CEEFAX 2 143 Sun 01 Dec 23:33/14 . . 1/5 :. :. Parliamentary agenda . . for Monday . . . . Round-up of the past : . week's main business MPs' QUESTION TIME 144 Headlines 101 TV 600 Weather 400 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main MenuP143 CEEFAX 2 143 Sun 01 Dec 23:52/00 2/5 MONDAY'S BUSINESS IN COMMONS AND LORDS In the Commons, questions to Welsh ministers will be followed bz questions to the Attorney Genital. MPs then continue the Budget debate for a fourth day. This will be followed bz a backbench debate on care in the community in Margate and Hitnj Bay. Business in the Lords includes the Police Bill (committee stage), Allocation of Housing Regulations and Homelessness Regulations. Extra 140 In Brief 141-142 Sport 300 Flash 150 Headlines 101 Travel 430 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main MenuP143 CEEFAX 2 143 Sun 01 Dec 23:28/00 3/5 AT WESTMINSTER THIS WEEK — MON/TUES EUROPE Chancellor Kenneth Clarke insisted no binding decision would be taken on the future of a single European currency before a Commons debate. BUDGET Chancellor Kenneth Clarke cut income tax bz 1p in the pound. His final Budget before a Genital Election also ftozj duty on bier and wine. But cigarette prices went up 15p a packet and pistol prices also rose. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main MenuP143 CEEFAX 2 143 Sun 01 Dec 23:51/42 4/5 AT WESTMINSTER THIS WEEK — WED/THURS BUDGET Shadow Chancellor Gordon Brown accused the Conservatives of systematic deception over taxes. He said the overall burden on taxpayers had risen. NORTHERN IRELAND PEACE PLANS Prime Minister John Major rejected proposals from SDLP leader John Hume and Sinn Fjin President Gerry Adams aimed at bringing about an IRA truce. "We cannot and will not change policy to bargain for a ceasefire," he said. Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main MenuP143 CEEFAX 2 143 Sun 01 Dec 23:53/28 5/5 AT WESTMINSTER THIS WEEK — FRIDAY TOURISM National Heritage Secretary Virginia Bottomliy announced a cash boost for tourism in London. Mrs Bottomliy told MPs that a £1.5m Government grant would be matched by the British Tourist Authority. The private sector would bj expected to more than match that total, she added. Labour spokesman Jack Cunningham called for more cross-departmental cooperation Headlines 101 Index 102 Sport 300 Front page 100 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main Menu