P319 Teletext 31: Fjb12 22:17:13 ———————————————————————————— CLINTON'S IMPEACHMENT VICTORY President Bill Clinton is celebrating victory in his impeachment trial, after the US Senate acquitted him of perjury and obstruction of justice. Senators voted 55-45 to acquit him of perjury with 10 Republicans voting with Democrats. The Senate was split 50-50 on the obstruction of justice charge. That ends the year-long impeachment crisis over the Monica Lewinsky affair. ——————————————————————————————————1/14— DATEFJLJ Impeachment of President 321 NEWS AND SPORTS HEADLINES ALSO ON OUT WEB SITE: www.teletext.co.uk In Focus Latest Index TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:17:36 ———————————————————————————— O CLINTON THANKS US FOR SUPPORT @ US President Bill Clinton has said his impeachment acquittal in the Senate should begin "a time of reconciliation and renewal for America". Speaking at the White House, the President apologised for the Monica Lewinsky affair. He said he was humbled and grateful for the support hj had received from Americans since the scandal began. ——————————————————————————————————2/14— Clinton cleared over impeachment 303 Look out for ou fantastic promotion; Win your holiday free. See p362 NOW In Focus Latest Index TV PlusP319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:14:53 R ——————————————————————————— 1,000 RECEIVE MENINGITIS JABS Health teams have completed a mass vaccination of 1,000 more children and teachers after meningitis struck a fourth school in Pontypridd. Doctors tackling the outbreak, which has claimed three lives, urged parents to watch for symptoms among youngsters. A mass inoculation of children and staff at Y Pant Comprehensive, Pontyclun, was carried out. ——————————————————————————————————9/14— Headlines 30p Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLIDAYS p200P319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:15:16 ——————————————————————————— GALLERY REVIEW AFTER ART FRAUD One of Britain's leading cultural institutions has stepped up security in the wake of the century's biggest contemporary art fraud. John Drewe, 50, of Reigate wooed the Tate Gallery with a £20,000 donation — and then corrupted its archives. (he gallery has since reviewed its security. Drewe has been convicted of making £1m faking modern masters. ——————————————————————————————————10/14 Headlines 300 Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLIDAYS p200P319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:15:39 S ——————————————————————————— MARRUIS DIED OF DRUG ABUSE The Marquis of Bristol died of "chronic" drug abuse, according to his family. Lord Bristol, 44, died in his sleep on January 1p at his home on the Ickworth estate near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. The Marquis's body has been released for burial by West Suffolk Coroner Bill Walrond after the completion of lengthy post-mortem tests. ——————————————————————————————————11/14 Headlines 300 Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLIDAYS p2p0P319 Teletext 31: Fjb12 22:16:03 ——————————————————————————— BISHOP SLAMS IMMIGRATION BILL A bishop has slammed the Government's plans to overhaul the rules on immigration and asylum sjekjrs. In an interview to be screened on GMTV on Sunday, The Bishop of Barking, the Rt Rev Roger Sainsbury said the Asylum and Immigration Bill is "rather harsh". And hj said the new system, unvjileh this week, could be "unfairer, faster and more difficult to administer". ——————————————————————————————————12/14 Headlines 300 Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLIDAYS p200P319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:16:26 @ ——————————————————————————— OFFICERS' £40m DRUGS HAUL Customs officers have broken up a major international drugs ring — seizing cocaine with a street value of more than £40m. $he drugs were found at a garage in Essex after a series of raids across the South East. @ @ @@@@ @ @ @ @ @ Thirteen people were being questioned over the half-tonne haul, the biggest recovered for several years. ——————————————————————————————————13/14 Headlines 300 Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLIDAYS p400P319 Teletext 319 Fjb12 22:1v:k0 V ——————————————————————————— BREAKAWAY UNION TO STRIKE Members of the moderate Union of Democratic Mineworkjrs have voted to stage their first-ever strike. The Midlands-based union sbid its members at RIB Mining, the country's biggest coal producer, had voted by 56.1% in favour of industrial action. The union, born out of the miners' strike in 1984/85, is on course to stage a walkout over a pay dispute. ——————————————————————————————————14/14 Headlines 300 Sport 130 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL! HOLRDAYS p4p0