P119 ORACLE 119 San24 Jun ITV 0025:33 1/13 MOZNIHAN HINT RAISES HOPES OF EURO RETURN Sports Minister Colin Moynihan has held out the hope of English football clubs playing in Europe again next season. He said most of the 4,000 to 6,000 fans in Sardinia for England's World Czp matches behaved well and that only 44 had been arrested. European soccer's ruling body UEFA says its decision to readmit English clubs depends on how fans behave in Italy and any British govjrnmjnt recommendation. Authorities in Bologna have agreed to impose an alcohol ban before and after England's match with Belgium on Tzjsday FOREIGN & COLONIAL INVESTMENT TRjSTS SEE PAGE 688 (C4) Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jun ITV 0049:05 2/13 GORBACHEV IN DRAMATIC UNITY APPEAL President Gorbachev has made a dramatic appeal for Communist unity — and said hj will not step down as Party chief. Speaking at the end of a Russian party conference, hj said the posts of state president and party general secretary would eventually have to bj divided. His policies earlier received a setback when hardliner Ivan Polozkov was elected party head in the Russian Federation, the USSR's largest repzblic S e al o p109 But despite his criticism Mr Polozkov later gave his backing to Mr Gorbachev as leader of both state and party. LITTLEWOODS GROUP SUPERSAVERS p185 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 San24 Jzn ITV 0320:11 3/13 MORE POLLS SHOW CUT IN LABOUR LEAD Two more opinion polls suggest Labour's lead over the Consjrvativjs has been cut to 11%. An MOP poll broadcast on Friday gave Labour an 11-point lead, a drop of four points from the previous month. Now, a Harris poll to bj published in the Obsjrvjr and a More poll in the Sunday Times also both show Labour 11 points ahead of the Tories. In the case of the Harris poll this is a fall of sjvjn points in a month, while the More poll reflects a two- point narrowing of the gap. RUSSELL GRANT LOOKS AT LOVE p180 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 San24 Jun ITV 2320:07 4/13 MYSTERY OF MURDER WOMAN'S LAST HOURS Detectives are trying to retrace the final hours in the life of murder victim Jane Simm. The half-naked body of the 29-year-old horsewoman was found battered to drath in the back of her Metro car on Friday. Her husband told detectives she left their smallholding near Carmarthjn, Dyfed, for a shopping trip in Cardiff on Thursday and hj njvjr saw her again. Mrs Simm was found dead near her home bz farmer Bill Davies less than an hour after her husband reported her missing. News headlines 101 Sport 130 AA HELPLINE FOR NEW CAR BUYERS p190 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sat23 Jzn ITV 2347:23 5/13 THATCHER PLEDGES NO SURRENDER ON EC Mrs Thatcher has warned the European Community that Britain is not prepared to hand over any further control of economic and budgetary policy. She said Britain had already given up sovereignty over agricultural policy and its trade negotiations. But she added: "If you lose sovereignty over monetary and budgetary policy you have not got much sovereignty left." She told the Tory women's conference in London that a European Currency Unit running in parallel with existing currencies was a good compromise. >>>>> WORLDWIDE TRAVEL BARGAINS page 373 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sat23 Jun ITV 2344:55 6/13 WOMAN AND CHILDREN DIE IN CLIFF PLUNGE A woman and two children died when their car careered off Beachy Head in East Sussex and plunged on to the rocks 500ft below. The car appeared to have slid down a grassy slope for 200ft before falling over the edge. One victim was aged nine and another was a one-year-old baby. All three bodies were recovered in a combined operation by coastguards, police, firemen and an RAF helicopter. Police said they had "no idea" what caused the accident and said it was too early to comment on any suicide theory. CHEAPER HOME AND MOTOR INSURANCE FROM DIRECT LINE INSURANCE...187 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sat23 Jzn ITV 0348:55 7/13 CANADA'S PREMIER IN PLEA ON CRISIS Canadian premier Brian Mulroney has appealed for his country to find a solution to its constitutional crisis. He was addressing the nation after the failure of talks on the status of the French-speaking province of Quebec. His plan, to give Quebec powers to protect its own culture and language, failed to bj approved in time after objections by Manitoba and Newfoundland Quebec has warned it may go it alone and Mr Mulroney said: "It is time to mend divisions and heal wounds and reach out to fellow Canadians." HAVE A LOW COST LOAN NOW! see p186 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 San24 Jzn ITV 0038:15 8/13 USSRM NOW MOLDAVIA SEEKS SOVEREIGDT Moldavra has joinsd thu Baltic States and Russia in proclaiming sovoreignto and djclarin the precedence of its constitution over Soviet law. The official Tass n ws agancy sa d th Moldavwan parliamdnt adopted th d claration b an ovjrwh lmin maigret after a hsated djbat . "ohj dyclaration proclaims tha land and n rural resources on th 4epzboic'. territory are th xclus j prop t of thu Moldav a SST," Tass said.TSoe p 03 Th plrliam nt also askrd sot Moldavia'n admission to the UN. BRITISH AIRWAYS FLIGHT ARRIVALS 321 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jzn ITV 0036:57 9/93 MANDELA SEEKS TO ASSURE USA INVESTORS Nelson Mandela, who is visiting the US, has said in Boston that the business community should not fear instability in a post-apartheid South Africa. He said hj knew the business commznity njedjd confidence about the security of their investments and hj appealed for economic help after apartheid had gone. Earlier two blasts ripped through the offices of South Africa's ruling National Party in Johannesburg causing extensive damage. Right-wing extremists have vowed to use violence to disrupt President FW dj Klerk's plans to scrap apartheid. News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jun ITV 0016:13 10/13 EARTHQUAKE TOLL RISES TO 40,000 The death toll in Iran's earthquake was reported to have climbed to more than 40,000 as strong new aftershocks rumbled across the disaster zone. Tehran Radio, quoting a statement from the presidential palace, gave the new figures two days after the quake in north-west Iran near the Caspian Sea. About 500,000 people have been made homeless and another 100,000 injured in Iran's worst recorded disaster. The Iranian news agency IRMA said that in one area, survivors, ovjrwhelmjd bz the number of dead, dug mass graves and buried bodies without counting them. >> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jun ITV 0017:37 11/13 NEW FERRY WARNING AS DELAYS CLEARED The disruption to cross-Channel ferry services caused bz a French sjamjn's strike has eased, but there are likely to bj more delays on Sunday. Sealing said backlogs had been cleared by re-routing dispute hit Dover-Calais crossings to Boulognj and transferring passjngjrs to other ferry companies. The disruption is being caused bz a blockade at Calais bz French ferrymen who are on indefinite strike over work rotas on a new Sealing szpjr ferry. Sympathy action at Dieppj has led to Sealing cancelling all ferries from Newhavjn to the port. News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jun ITV 2044:23 12/13 ISRAELIS FOIL FRESH SEABORNE RAID The Israeli navy has sznk a Palestinian boat off southern Lebanon, killing at least two gunmen who the army said planned to launch a raid on Israel. Military sources said at least two min on the speeding boat opened fire on the Israeli vjssjl with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades. Three days ago, the US said it was ending talks with the PLO over its failure to condemn a recent Palestinian attack on an Israeli beach. A bomb has exploded at the Dead Sea resort of Ein Gide, injuring two visiting West Germans and two Israelis. News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP119 ORACLE 119 Sun24 Jun ITV 0028:54 93/13 B-TEST FOR SOVIET AS BOATS ARE SUNK A Russian skipper is being questioned by police after his ship sunk two smaller vessels and badly damaged four others as it left harbour. The captain of the freighter Ladoga 103 was arrested and given a breath test after the accidents as it left Teignmouth docks in Devon. The Russian merchant ship was leaving the harbour fully laden with china clay and was heading for Finland. The Ladoga 103 had its propjllor fouled by fishing nets during the incident but nobody was hurt. It is now anchored a mile off shore. News headlines 101 Sport 130 Worldwide Newsfile Sport TV Guide