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8 May PRIME
MINISTER
MAIN
EVENTS
The
Queen
Musgrove The
L987
and
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Duchess
The
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Taunton
of
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Br.
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the Oxford Air Training Guild
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of
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Year
Awards
for
1386
at
School
of British Newspaper
Editors' Conference
(to 10 May)
PUBLICATIONS DTI:
British
Business
PARLIAMENT
Commons Business
:
PRIVATE
MEMBERS'
Hearing
Aid Council
(Mr Laurie
Tobacco
BILLS
Act
1968
(Amendment)
Bill:
2nd Reading
?avitt)
Smoking
(Public Places)
Sill;
2nd Reading
(Mr Roger
Sims)
Coal Mining Subsidence Ad'ournment
Debate
The
Bill: 2nd Reading
Staffing
shortage
Service in (Mr R. Leighton) Lords:
Northern
Ireland
(Emergency
the
in
London
Provisions)
Bill:
(Mr Frank Haynes)
the
National
Borough
Second
of
Health Newham
Reading
Stansted Airport Aircraft Movement Limit Order 1987: motion for Approval Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay (Offshore Employment) Order 1987. Motion for Approval Race Relations (Offshore Employment) Order 1987. motion for Approval Access
MINISTERS
to Personal
- See
Annex
Files
Bill:
Second
Reading
l'
'.\I\
::E
Election in June looks a dead cert after performance in local elections. Labour and SDP!Libs not as well as they hoped.
Telegraph
says
a cut
in base
rates
better do badly
awaits
than expected Tory in test Midlands
polls.
Ernest Saunders, Guinness, arrested on attempting to pervert the course of justice charges; bailed on £500,000.
Ladbrokes want Stock Exchange -
inquiry to have
Lester Piggott, the taxman.
IPA murder
Gary
Hart
into City "s:;alld ccry" its own inquiry.
ex-jockey,
suspect
expected
set
free
to pull
on £200,000
in Dublin
bail
over
their
on charges
by judge
out of presidential
shares.
of cheating
on technicality.
candidature
race today.
1,250,000 apply for lolls -loyce shares - but many could be disappointed. Express: People 's capitalism roars on. Unofficial dealings give investors 32p profit.
-
Austin
Rover
Professor B/Fail.
to step
Roland
up Metro
Smith,
production
ex House
because
of Fraser,
of demand.
tipped
as new chairman
of
Pay settlements average 5.1;! in first quarter of this year. Civic Service strike affects Customs & Excise - seen as opening Britain to smugglers. Express sees strike as a threat to Labour. Prison Service identifies 200 troublemakers among long term prisoners as can didates for special units (Telegraph). Children strike. -
at Cornish
school
go on strike
ILEA claims teachers are defying apply for redeployment.
union
in protest
instructions
against
teachers
and flocking
to
on
3.
1Y
E,cS' (Copt'
wo 15 : r,rich,
%-ear old hoolizans, sent to Southern
T estminster from
-
d)
which
Council
sentenced Spain to
orders
it broadcasts
of NIREX
pulling
to community it.
ITN to remove
Superchannel,on
Thousands beseige "altham Forest against Labour's rate rise.
Cost
do
servic',
Portakabin planning
Council's
out of 4 potential
mayor
waste
in
from
its roof,
grounds.
making
sites
a protest
put at £21m.
South Africa - Star sees election result as a vote for repression; Sun - nothing to weep over; with country virtually under seige it made sense to stick with tough guy Botha who should now have the confidence to resume reforms. Daily News: Botha's position and methods have been strengthened. `:ail: A massive shift to the right and any further interference from outside will make matters worse. Telegraph: If Botha interprets his success as a licence to dally on reforr there are
signs Inde
others endent:
may rrbve against Botha's
hi-,n; Guardian:
John Carlisle MP embarrasses to freeloading on his status
Mr Lubbers
escapes
3otha
is depressingly
undamaged.
1D,,--r'-ic victory.
bomb
fellow MPs with as MP.
attack
on his home.
a tongue
in cheek
guide
I LOCAL F I.ECT I OYS Cabint'C
Star:
k):i
r(,d
ait_'C
It's on.
for
June
?1ec`tor
election
Sun: Poll boost for June for greater success than Mirror: It looks for Labour. Today: for an
good
Kinnock's
hat
Daily News: Tory in low spirits.
as Labour
on
"onda'v'.
lose ground.
11 - triumph for 'MMaggie. Tories they dared hope.
for Thatcher
.
disaster
election
^ct_`C 1nC
- all set
Maggie
gets
for June
the vote
heading
poll.
she needs
Gloom
to head
trick:.
success
points
way
to June
poll.
Labour
and Alliance
-
Express : Poll boost for '!aggie - delighted Tories hold key councils; sad Labour hit by vote slump; Alliance stalls in breakthrough bid.
-
Mail:
-
Telegrpah: Council support holds up.
-
Guardian: Tory support reverses in Midlands.
-
Inde endent:
-
Times: Labour.
Maggie's
mind
is made poll
Strong
=rl y results
up.
green
holds
Tory rn.ise
light
solid
showing hope
of
for June
in local
points June
11.
Tory
elections.
to June election.
cheer
as
Labour
suffers
11 poll. Little
cheer
for
5 . r
T
gun
leader
conferences campain
Street
on Kinnoc '::' s banning during the election to hide the true face
of union says it of Socialis
is
leaders from party pr,_:ss all cart of ::innoc:<' m and get into -r-owni.n,
by stealth.
Joe Haines, in Mirror, devotes most of his Friday page to bewailing the performance of the Labour Party and the Left and attacking Clare Short for being stupid over Sharon Atkin. Today columnist - Show me a Labour MP who sincerely believes his party will win the General Election outright; they haven't got a cat in hell's chance. Hattersley rumoured to be ready to quit. Editor of New Socialist quits after row with Labour Party hierarchy on issue of tactical voting which he supports; Guardian leader says Labour is dotty to shut its ears to the idea. -
Times: Kinnock excludes far left general election campaign.
from
group
to run Labour
Party's
Geoffrey Smith, in Times, writes that as you prepare to decide on election, Conservatives have one enormous advantage - they offer prospect of strong Government - and one particular handicap - you need an overall majority more than either of your rivals. John Floskyns , writing in the Times, offers four vignett-s of economic life in the 1960s and 1970s as many people seem to have for .qotten how the chaos of public policy during that period affected their lives. He looks at the fine tuning of the economy with expenditure plans being repeatedly altered between 1971-76; taxation and Healey's VAT increases; controls, including incomes policy, social contracts and price, dividend and exchange controls; and the problems with trade unions. Malcolm Rutherford in the FT examines Conservativism in advance of an election. He thinks there has been an excess of it, especially over M15 which was offering itself for reform.
b. - T
Today deg'; tcs a pace to or creative bureaucratic to
keep
letter
Lis
ignorant
w arning
about
newspapers
a
leader sa. convention the
not
i3
to
inc
t,,'-,_
you
'ilL
case;
publish
and
scem:
to
not stoop the
Treasury
r;a:erial
for
i)c
no
'IOC 1 :;e'
to in order ;oUcit
Vricht's
>C's
book.
Guardian claims that a former senior M15 officer in charge of sections which orchestrated the alleged -nearcampaign against leading coliticians has recently been brought back as adviser to Security Service. -
Writing in the Tirnes, Michael Evans says that to funct ion properly MI5 has to remain secret and independent of Covernment. Ministers are told only what they need to know. Independent: Goldsmith denies MI5 ro le, says he has never met MLrWright. Surprise grows over your stand on `.II5. Independent: Diary flaunts D
otice on na-nineLead of Security Service.
MEDI A -
Express on Appeal Court order for Independent journalist to reveal his sources says it is a matter for considerable concern. A test case for journalists` right to protect sources.
Indee: as rolls
?nr : auhorities dron.
b'. - 1') 9 1 must
close
equivalent
of
21)n 0
F E AL T H t"'VET FARE Times: .health and Safety assaulted last year.
Commission
Times: Regional health authorities "cross-border" patients' disputes.
say one
should
in ten health
intervene
where
staff
there
are
``"?Z
rlnn
ne
Judtc
irurove ;ranting Times early -
tal
Studies
consistency
card
and
s,_
cunt
ntencinn
rnversy
cui;lelinc_•s
on
aattf.rs
to
such
t()
as
bail.
leader says Covernment experiment of private
Independent:
to become
rive
reduce
Fines
for
should prisons.
carriers
of
seriously
illicit
study
possibility
asylum-seekers
of
likely
law.
HOUSI:;G Times: North Housing, largest housing association , launches Z65m private loan package to be raised in City to fund building of 2,000 houses for rent.
',ail l,,acI,r on "monu mental filly" of CAP, as revealed by selling: e f ^;ounta ir. to Srazil which then returns in cans , says t"e for Euro statesmen is to make the most dignified funeral arrange
for
task ents
CAP.
NORTHEP.N I P.ELAND Inde endent: Editorial says 'Ir King should remember that the Anglo-Iris: Agreement is at best a means to an end: not an end in itself.
'.IOZA:.TIQUE Inde endent: British troops may help in rebel war. Chissano backs you on South Africa. The book of London photographs given to Chissano contrasted with his gift of a carving of starving mother and child.
3Er N'ARD INGH A.'.I
ANNEX
MINISTERS OEM:
DEM
('J K V.S1TS,
Lcr.f
:
.sung
SPEEC v:s_ts
Mr
'T'
mL-Jd_eszorc
opens
Conference
HES
:3;4
;n
0::ce,
Oxford,
.varw:c<,
on
Later
lovernment
3r:ea
at
Ob;ectires
on
Manage^e
the
Magistrates
Initiatives DTp:
Mr Moore
LCD:
Lord Hailsham Association
DES:
Mr Walden London
DOE:
Mr Waldegrave
DTI:
Mr Butcher
attends opening of Woolston
Lord
attends
DTI:
visits
Lucas
the
AA,
speaks
Basingstoke
to
attends
NAB
visits
the
Derbyshire
Committee
Yorkshire
meeting,
Three
Reception
branch
Peaks
of
Metropolitan
House,
Project
Warehouse
Celebration
of
42nd
Anniversary
with
Czech Ambassador , London DTp:
Lord
HO:
Mr Hurd visits Leeds prison and Prison Service College
HO:
Lord
Caithness
MAFF:
Lord
Belstead
SO:
Mr
Brabazon
Lang
visits
visits visits
visits
Hydro -Electric
Storncway
Wakefield
Prison
Seaford
East
Scheme,
Kilbride
Dairy,
New
Town
and
later
opens
Ayrshire
SO:
Mr MacKay visit Northern
SO:
Lord Glenarthur meets Scottish Council on Disability, later launches Computerised Information Service
WO:
Mr Robinson opens CT scanner , West Wales Hospital, Carmarthen; later opens Pathology Department , Singleton Hospital, Swansea
TV DOE
AND
College of Agriculture,
Aberdeen
RADIO
Minister
Dr Boyson
DTI Minister Mr Howard
takes
part
interviewed
in BBC
Radio
4s Any
Questions
by TUAM on Timesharing
NSAH
and
TV
AND
"?333age
3i:{hs religion
RADIO
_o
(Cont'd)
";
3r--tai
4
o left :-.e ?_, ,at are said to nave prcoao
"The Education
?rogra:rme"; 3BC
Rt
Baker
Hon
Kenneth
of current concern
is
1 4.31
_o:-.e _3 ' caused
2 the
1.
77..3
; rogr3:7
e
3: __3_.,. The 3 Cc_3 _ne 3:eatest di:fc 1=.e3
(:9.30).
:n this week's
st .:dio to answer
questions
programme about
The
areas
in education
"What the Pacers Say"; Channel 4 (20.00). John Lloyd, Statesman', casts a critical eye over _he week 's pacers "A Week
--e__
in Politics "; Channel
of
the
'New
4 (20.15)
"Any Questions"; BBC Radio 4 (20.20). Dr Rhodes Boyson ;'P, Julia Langdon, Dafdd Wigley `•B and Trevor Jones. Chaired by John Timpson and broadcast from Llantrisant, Mi d-Glamorgan
