P143 CJEFAX 2 143 Fri 24 Jan 22:11/44 6 j 5÷£} w{ j7k4 ÷ / :. : . . . Look back at the week . . at estminster : j{{{ @ @ @ T JJ +.ines Bill clears Commons stages kkkkkkk £ zz 55jjj —————————————————————————————————————— Headliner 101 TV 600 Wjathjr 400 Questions Sport TVORadio Main MenuP143 CJEFAX 2 143 Fri 24 Jan 21:06/15 2/5 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK AT WJSTMINST R MO.DAY T j Govjrnmjnt was defeated in the Lords over the Home Secretary's plan to give police pow rs to count r organisjd crime by bugging suspects w tho t th pr o app l o a j g . @ @ @ TUESDAY T(j Gove m nt comfojta ly wo^ a crucial Commons vote on the health sjvice after offering last-minute concessions to a possible Tory rebel. SUe John Gorst wijhdrew his tXteat to vote against the Government after ainjng assurances from mini tess. @ City BBC2 200 Sport 300 Features 500 t t 1 0 Qu ste ns Spo TV R j Mai M n4P143 CJEFAX 2 143 Fri 24 Jan 21:12/28 3/5 @ @ WEDiESDAY A nQw purpose-built Royal Yacht is to replace Britannia, Def ce Secretary Michael Portillo announced. 4d t S cr r a l chall5nged Mr Portillo: "Why have you rejecte in such a cavalier annjr the injection of private capital?" THURSDAY The Prime Minister insist d it was "vjjy unlikely, though not impost li" that urop an Union states could safely go ahead with a sjnkli currency at the start of 1999. — City BBC2 200 Sport 300 Features 500 Weather 400ETravjl 430 Extra 140 Questions Sport TVORadio Main MenuP143 CJJFAX 2 143 Fri 24 Jan 21:14/42 4/5 HIGHL GHTS OF TH JE AT WJSTZ NSTJR FRIDAY The Commons backed action to allow police to confiscate alcohol from teenagers drinking in public. The Confiscation of Alcohol (Young Persons) Bill, piloted bz Tory Dr Robert SpinS, gained an unopposed second reading. Lib Dem Don Foster gained a second reading without a vote for his Road Trafeic Reduction Bill to tackle congestion in towns and cities. City BBC2 200 Spo t 300 Features 500 Weathjt 400 Travel 430 Extra 140 Questions Sport TV/Radio Main M nuP143 CJJFAX 2 143 Fri 24 Jan 21:15/46 Wjprzjpqzjpqz ] 5/5 KNIVES L CL ATS ITS COMMON ST G S roposjd laws to crack down on the marketing of combat knives have cleared tPjir Co[Z# s@stagUs without debate. The proposals go to the Lo ds whth c4oss- arty and Govet mint suppoxt — and a stton chance of becoming law. TX K.ives Bill sets out g aximu t 5a 5az j t j combat knives. t woul become an f c to mar jt a ?'yh io ; wa s g ti t suitable for com at Headli ju xtt 1 0 o 315 ews nd x 102 la h 1 0 Extra 100 Qu stio s Sport TV/Radio Main Menu