P161 Teletext 161 Jan21 18:51:04 ———————————————————————————————— MEN DENY DISTURBING BIRDS Two min have appeared in court charged with disturbing some of Britain's rarest birds in the breeding season. Research biologist Andrew Dixon, of Allendale, Northumbjtland, and Andrew Lawrence, of Tredegar, Gwent, djnz disturbing nests of wild birds. The case, at Salisbury Magistrates Court, Wilts, follows a nationwide operation. The case continues. ——————————————————————————————————1/3—— Cool recycled clothes 148 GREENER LIFE IN A FORTNIGHT P164 Airport Diving Club 140 TVP161 Teletext 161 Jan21 18:54:15 ———————————————————————————————— NORTH SEA FACING POLLUTION CRISIS Piles of oily waste 30 metres thick now line the bottom of the North Sea, creating biological deserts 500 mjttis wide, Labour claims. Shadow environment secretary Micheal Meachjr said the 1.5 million tonnes of waste from oil and gas drilling showed Britain's promises on inspections were being broken and called for a review. He said: "Government indifference has helped create a major pollution crisis. ——————————————————————————————————2/3—— What's on in the green world? 165 LAND ON PLANET SOUND p480 Airport Diving Club 140 TVP161 Teletext 161 Jan21 18:54:12 ———————————————————————————————— MARINE INSTITUTE PLANS UNVEILED Plans for an £11m national marine environmental institute to be built in Fife have been unveiled. Top Scottish tourist attraction Deep-Sea World in North Qujensferry has has applied for a Millennium Commission 50% grant for the nature project. If the application is successful, the institute will open in the year 2000 and bring 30 new full-time jobs. ——————————————————————————————————3/3—— What's On TV Tonight? 121 AIRPORT RUNWAY ROW p162 Airport Diving Club 140 TV