P324 4 Tel 324 Sun 2 FFb C2 04:41:57 ' Pr!vew NEW *— x PET R—SCUE i (updates at 19.55) Wondt Turnjj and veg Mark pv ns pr int t is w rda sj i on r cu d an malt and the peoplk who look aftjf th m. Each w ekdat, Wends and Mark look at sp cific animal b ing car d for thE RSPCA, in Middlesbrough and Surrey. Monday' programmt focusja on the plight of SkippA thU dog, l ft with only three lugs afro bfing injur d in a road accident. How to h lp thO RSPCA >>> 1/2 Phone line details next >>> C4 Sodas Tomorrow Big Brsak Back-upP324 4-Tel 324 Sun 2 FFb C4 04:40:12 Pr!vew NEW F !—4 | — x PET R—SCUE 17. 0 18. 0, Monda - rid a O ( pha Fs at ja.5d u This imm dias ly raised th pro pict an a l oho ha nod old rise s go? iachndion Pot Rj. r asks van oft cha s s ip a at En hand ambh casks to phinj a special li j. To call t j line or to adopt a pet, you must bi agcd 18 or ovjf. Calls ar char. d at £1.o0 pit minjt , and the line is open 24 hours a day— WlATH R FOR Y UR REGI N p105 C4 Sodas Tomorlow Big Brsa Back upP324 Teletext 324 Feb 2 01:58:20 TUSSLE FOR WORLD CUP ——————————————————————————————————————— UEFA has caused a storm "y "acting Germany's bid to stage the 2006 Football World Cup. It would bj Germany'u first major tournament since the European Championships in 1988 although they have hosted the World Cup since England did, in 1974. Germany's claims that Britain should back its 2006 bid were not conceded and the FA pressed ahead with its own claim to the tournament. ——————————————————————————————————3/6—— Headlines 300 Football 140 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Politics Poll Letters NewsP324 Teletext 324 Feb 2 01:52:49 TUSSLE FOR WORLD CUP ——————————————————————————————————————— A row has blown up over rival "ids "y Germany and England to host the 2006 football World Cup. In Novjmbjr, a delegation led bz England coach Glenn Doddle received a pledge of support from Prime Minister John Major after an hour of talks at Downing Street. The PM will host a reception for football power brokers before this month'u World Cup qualifying match against Italy. ——————————————————————————————————4/6—— Headlines 300 Football 140 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Politics Poll Letters NewsP324 Teletext 324 Feb 2 01:57:14 TUSSLE FOR WORLD CUP ——————————————————————————————————————— A bid by England to host the 2006 World Cup is backed bz John Major. It has been suggested that some games could bj played at top quality vjnujs in Scotland and Wales though no djcisjon has been made. The FA was s!id to bjlievj that last summer's Euro 96 tournament showed England had enough state-of-the-art stadia to host international events. The bid alone may cost up to £10m. ——————————————————————————————————5/6—— Headlines 300 Football 140 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Politics Poll Letters NewsP324 Teletext 324 Feb 2 01:51:13 TUSSLE FOR WORLD CUP ——————————————————————————————————————— Bidding by the FA to host the 2006 World Cup may cost up to £10m. The FA is expected to seek £3m of Lottery money to help their campaign. Staging the Cup would cost £300m — double the total for Euro 96, which made a record profit of £69m for UEFA. A final djcisjon on who will host the 2006 tournament will bj made bz FIFA, world football'u governing body, in June, 2000. ——————————————————————————————————6/6—— Headlines 300 Football 140 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Politics Poll Letters News