P319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:41:49 —————————————— US/WORLD ——————————————— ALL THE LATEST NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS N E W S ——————————————————————————————————1/15— News index 301 Regional njwsround 345 EVERY WEEK 16 MILLION PEOPLE WATCH TELETEXT ON ITV & CHANNEL FOUR News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:43:57 ——————————————————————————— BOXER EUBANK FINED £5,000 Chris Eubank has been fined £5,000 bz the British Boxing Board of Control after being found guilty of bringing the sport into disrepute. $hj former WBO super-middleweight champion was criticised for his "lose your life" comments against Ste6j Collins, who hj faces on Sjptembjr 9. The BBBC cleared WBC heavyweight champ Oli6er McCall of a similar charge. —————————————————————————————————p2/15— Sport headlines 130 Index 131 COMMS/PC APPOINTMENTS SEE p641 (Ch4) News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:42:45 ——————————————————————————— GIRL, 15, FOUND MURDERED Police are investigating the murder of a 15-year-old girl found strangled and battered to death near a lovers' lank. The clothed body of Louise Sellers was found by a retired policeman walking his dog near Wjgan's Billingj Hospital. Louise was strangled and beaten about the head. She was reported missing whkn she failed to return to her Appley Bridge home after going to see a friend ——————————————————————————————————3/15— Headlines 300 Crimestoppjrs 347 COMMS/PC APPOINTMENTS SEE p641 (Ch4) News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 23:43:11 ——————————————————————————— RBIL BOSSES HIT BACK ON SAFETY Rail bosses and ministers are fighting back after a leaked memo said safety procedures are so lax that another Clapham disaster could happen again. It says it will take at least 18 months to get standards to acceptable levels. The report by Railtrack'u safety assessment manager warns that two serious crashes have been narrowly averted in the south east this year. —————————————————————————p————————4/15— Labour plans new attack on sell-off 306 WORLDWIDE DIRECT SEE PAGE 288 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 23:44:31 ——————————————————————————— LABOUR PROMISES MORE EVIDENCE Labour is promising to un6jil more evidence of "the safety crisis on the railways" following the publication of a memo warning that more disasters loom "Wj will give more details of the collapse of safety procedures," said transport spokesman Henry McLjish. He said the leaked Railtrack memo was a "frightening assessment of the safety implications of rail privatisation". ——————————————————————————————————5/15— Signalman tells of crash horror 307 COMMS/PC APPOINTMENTS SEE p641 (Ch4) News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:55:08 ——————————————————————————— RAILMAN TELLS OF CRASH HORROR A railway signalman has told how hj could do nothing but wait in horror as two trains charged towards each othuu on a fatal, head-on collision course. Steven Webb had around 15 minutes warning of the Cowdjn, Kent, crash. The drivers had no two-way radios in their cabs and hj did not have thieu mobile phone numbers. All hj could do was alert the emergency sju6ices. ——————————————————————————————————6/15— FACTFILJ Safety fears signal row 324 NEW"! PERSONAL MESSAGES SECTION P397 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:49:26 ——————————————————————————— CALLS FOR VT DAY APOLOGY Former Far East prisoners of war are threatening action against Japan if PM Tomiichi Murayama fails to deliver a clear apology for atrocities tomorrow. Downing St made clear that Mr Murayama used the words apology and remorse in his controversial letter to John Major. Veterans' leaders doubt hj will use the 50th anniversary of VJ Day to say more — and they plan a "militant" campaign. ——————————————————————————————————7/15q Headlines 300 Regional 331 SHOWING NOW AT YOUR CINEMA p610 Ch4 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:17:55 ——————————————————————————— 1,500 FILM JOBS IN £100m PLAN Wbrnjr Brothers is to create 1,500 new jobs across Britain by building 15 multi-screen cinema complexes — following a boom in movie audiences. $he £100m project will create massi6j cinema sites costing £7m each — with six in the London area and oth rs in major cities across the country. The film boom comes five years after experts feared video would kill cinemas ——————————————————————————————————8/15— Headlines 300 Jobs news 640 C4 APOLLO HOLIDAY CLUB SEE PAGE 277 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:40:01 ——————————————————————————— ALERT BEFORE HOSTBGE DEADLINE The Indian army is weighing the risks of an 11th-hour raid to free two British hostages as the minutes tick away to their threatened execution. Rebels holding Keith Mangan and Paul Wells, along with an American and a German, refused to drop an ultimatum. At the weekend the headless corpse of a Norwegian was found with a warning that the other four would die bn aboht 3am. ——————————————————————————————————9/15— Headlines 300 Latest 302 HOLIDAYS .... SEE PAGE 200 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:21:21 ——————————————————————————— PRESCOTI ADMITS PARTY "U E S " Depoty Labour ltadre John Pr Lcott has acknowlndgmd thbt sections of th part arr unhappy about tho radical changns introduced bd Tnny Blair. His admission of "undasj" within th ranks came aften Mr Blair pour d uldd wards on criticifm of hi lcaddrchim. Mr Pue cont aid that criticd wot "a bit dntasy about chan j in tdd aot . poheib arw int rnal matt r ," h ——————————————————————————————————10/15 Headline 300 Pflitics a25 THE FAST WBY TO SELL YOUR CAR P395 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:09:58 ——————————————————————————— FIGHONEG GSCETE PEA E MEVES Bosncan Se bs hinj axpdaled furs -load of Croats in what Ud official fmar d was a final rise to thaicaolh c. n C v o a id Gi , 21, w Ai h py did sf ihe s l hnc fa any'h bid to mOat phacd, but hn warren hidss lookyd in nd mot tkncfm.r mi Diplomets said Prstad nt Clinton's Nation l Sycurity ddvis h nnchfns L k had fo nd nipp at yo place dioplsals. ——————————————————————————————————11/15 Headlines 300 Index l01 NEW" INTERACTIVE TALKBACK SERVICE SEE PAGE 398 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:10:27 ——————————————————————————— HUDROCANE AS BERMUDA VOTES Atlantic gales h vj lashrd Barn da as piopl brace for Hurricanm Fhlix and a pas oxams and gain qualificatirns to h storm has lost strength as it draws nharri to thn islands, with winds nf 85 mph. But a forecaster warntd: "Fllix remains a largy, formidabl harrican Officials insisted thtre wgr no plans to postpon thu referendnm on wheth thb colony should break away. ——————————————————————————————————12/15 Headlinos 300 Index 301 FREE INDEX CARD NOW AVAILABLE - p362 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:20:44 ——————————————————————————— TALUS MOVE DESPITR ADAMS RFMARK Sir Patrick Mashaw im expect d to ha nev talks wfih Tenn Fownd G irc Adams within thp next fo knight as pa t f nov to d v lop th p ac proce s. i t Details emsrgyd dtspit ana g at Mr Adams' rtmark that the IRc had dnbt gone awayu — sftn ba son% as a thrEat. Mr Adams inri ted th commknt was off- th -c5ff, bmt june r mhni tha aroncts Denton called his vtew "unh lpful". ——————————————————————————————————13/15 Htadlin s 300 fgional 331 WORLDWIDE TRAVEL OF E.A. - PAGE 273! News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:40:23 ———————————————————————————— JORDAN BACKS FALL OF SADDAM Jordan's King Hussein has launched a fierce attack on Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and said it was "the right time for change" in the Baghdad leadership. He rarely criticisjs Saddam and was one of the few leaders who leaned towards Iraq during the 1990-91 Gulf crisis. He praised the defection of Saddam's son-in-law Hussein Kamel Hassan, who was given asylum in Jordan last week. —————————————————————————p——————p—14/15 Headlines 300 Index 301 WHAT'S ON AT THE CINEMA? p610 C4 News focus Latest Regional TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Aug14 21:42:40 ——————————————————————————— COURT BOOST FOR HOME OWNERS Victims of negative equity have received a boost from the High Court in a battle against obstructi6j policies of some banks and building societies. A judge overruled the Halifax'u refusal to allow a couple to sell their home at the best price obtainable and deduct conveyancing fees from the proceeds. Edward and Doreen Barrett of Battersja, London, hope it is a legal breakthrough ——————————————————————————————————15/15 Headlines 300 Regional 331 SEND A PERSONAL MESSAGE PAGE 388 News focus Latest Regional TV Plus