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INSIDE: TRASH N FASHION SPECIAL INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 69 arrests • 100 injured • NUS launches inquiry PANIC ON THE STREETS OF 111:1011 ass Thursday's NUS march agnimat Imes use of both riot and students tried to initiate a erupted in violence within yards at the Howe mounted police. The sit-down on the bridge Lof Commons as students and palm lismight liar speaker of the Commons, although the march mov- over two hours on Westminster Brie. Mr Bernard Weatherill ed on again. The clash led to 69 ar- was respoinurfrile tor tilde has promised to in- The intended route was rests and up to 1011 people most viioleut Nil S dellgkoria- vestigate the matter. towards the Mary Harm- being treated for injuries. strati.= for tour years. The peaceful mood that sworth Memorial Park And central London The Natliooal Unioin has had marked the start of where a rally was plann- ground to a halt as the launched an i► t.erimail in- the march from Outside of ed with a number 01 demo caused what the quiry into what went the University of London speakers including Jack Automobile Association Veriamg. Union soon altered as the Straw. the opposition described as The worst Audi it debate no the front of the march reach- spokesperson for Educa- traffic jam we have ever biouse of Common's was ed Waterloo bridge. tion and former Leeds charge University Union seen tr► Central London: unutenrupted as an r Stewards in Numerous accusations Labour 1\11P's demanded a were ordered to slow president, have been made follow- statement from the Home down to prevent it break- Continued on page ing the march about who Secretary c ►ncenning ing up and a number of • Police and Students battle on Westminster bridge TV — .2 NEWS — p3 AIDS FEATURE'SPKIA4=6.-27.5-8 o 1 O. 1 1 , V 16.00 Children's 16.30 Fifteen-To-One 1 15.50 Children's BBC for all 16.30 Favourite Things ITV including us regressives & Ewok YT that legendary C4 17,00 Mork & Mindy fans. 2 canine Scooby Mork gets the 17.00 Handmade More crap BBC2 Doo Beecham treatment. 17.35 Neighbours Space aliens stuff. 17.15 Blockbusters land in Ramsey Street. 17.30 Food & Drink Only 25 days to 17.45 ITN News AT 5.45 17.30 Redbrick More hip, 'rad, 18.00 Six O'Clock News Christmas... 18.00 Calendar trendy goings-on at Newcastle 18.30 Regionnal News 18.00 British Comedies; Go For A 18.30 Clegg's People Uni, Magazines - Look Take Reg 'On The Buses' Varney 19.00 Family Fortunes 18.00 Scarecrow & Mrs King Is North hides out in o film studio. 19.30 A Kind Of Living When am this still going?? 19.00 Wagon with Sue Lowley. No 19.30 Bilko I going to make one?? 19.00 Channel 4 News followed sexist or racist comment. 19.55 Prisoners of Conscience 20.00 Beauty & The Beast by weather. 19.40 Blankety Blank typed to you from the Dungeon. 21.00 Taggart discovers a 3rd 19.55 Book Choice on T.Hardy's 20.15 Twenty-One Years Of 20.00 Lady Be Good Leeds lass Ivy severed leg on a golf course. poetry. The Two Ronnies Fishy sex Benson is careful instead. 22.00 News AT Ten followed by 20.00 The Dubliners' Dublin a symbol John Cleese consumes 20.30 First Time Garden Window Calendar News & weather. sight-seeing musical tour. the Fred Tomlinson singers. box, you mean. 22.35 Benson 21.00 The Golden Girls 21.00 Nine O'Clock News 21.00 Entertainment USA featuring 23.05 Darts (yawn zzzzzzzz 22.00 Whose Line Is It 21.30 Film; Firepower Rich (puke, puke) J. King 00.30 ITN News Hee lines Anyway? persons evade taxman (they 21.30 Arena followed by The Ray 22.30 The Lost Resort with a have the funds to do it). 22.30 Newsnlght Bradbury Theatre light sprinkling of dandruff 23.10 For What We Are About 23.15 The Late Show with Clive 01.00 The James Whale Radio To Receive. James the comment was funny. Show 23.20 ri)sh Reel; Four Voices 00.00 The Late Film; The 00.05 Prsoners of Conscience We're01.00 The James Whale radio looks at 4 female musicians. Runow7, Train Ben here every night in the Dungeon. Show 00.20 Quatermass II b&w but Johnson's honest!) steroids 00.10 Fatal Attractions; 02.00 ITN News Headlines don't be put off - it must be freeze the rakes. Shockproof more femme followed by Night Network good. fatales. 04.00 ITN News Headlines 01.55 Film; Footsteps SATURDAY 1 08.15 Saturday starts 12.00 Opens University YTV 05.001,4eNwMsorning c4 09.30 How Does Your here if you ever get up Garden Grow? at this damnable time of 2 the morning. 14.00 Network East 06.00 TV-am 10.00 Moneyspinner for the 12.15 Grandstand incls skiing, 14.40 Under The Eagle's Wing 09.25 Motormouth scammers. racing, rugby, squash, ice US military base life in the UK. 11.30 America's Top Ten 10.30 Film: Kids Millions must hockey & Final Score at 15.10 Saturday Cinema: 12.00 UFO be crap to be on at this of the 1640. Richard Burton Double 13.00 ITN News, followed by morning. 17.00 News followed by weather & Bill; Bitter Victory The Calendar news & weather. 12.15 Empress Wu regionnal news. Welshman clashes with a fellow 13.05 Saint & Greaysie 12.45 Channel 4 Racing More 17.15 The Flying Doctors More officer in N Africa in 2WW 13.35 Wrestling geegees to blow the grant on. Aussie imports. raid on Nazis. 14.15 Darts zzzzzzzzz 14.50 Film: The First Of -The 18.00 The Noel Edmond's 16.50 Alexander The Great 16.15 The Snow Spider Few Autobiographical film of Saturday Roadshow Burton again, as the short-lived 16.45 Results Service the spitfire. zzzzzzzz conqueror with the world at his 17.00 ITN News followed by 17.05 Brookside 18.45 Bob's Full House More feet at the age of 33. 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Spainish Poets in 3 models (obviously poor tales of incompetent criminals, The Gauntlet 21.50 Monarchy; The jobs) the other being.... 23.30 The Twilight Zone Enchanted Glass Is the 21.55 News & Sport 21.30 Down By Law 00.00 Legwork monarchy more than just a 22.10 The Odd Couple Based on 00.55 ITN News Headlines followed symbol - could be an a Broadway hit (nothing of do by The Hit Man & Her The interesting constitutional with the mafia) Ed's fave rove. debate for politics studes. 22.35 Clint Eastwood in A 00.40 ITN News Headlines for 23.05 An Audience with Peter Fistful Of Dollars the insomniacs among you Ustinav 00.05 Barry Monilow; Big Fun followed by .... 00.05 The Street On Swing Street The Hit Man & Her again 00.35 Cecilia 01.35 Barney Miller 'SUNDAY 13.00 News followed by .. On 2 13.40 40 Minutes' lin( 14.00 The 14.00 Film; The The Record on the Greenfinches - the 700 Human Crowd One of 1 Church & the State. 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Music In Camera 19.15 Film; The Abduction Of things with water and dead .1" The Chronicles Of 10.,5 Rugby Special Saint Anne fish and detergents in them). Narnia Do not miss, 17.55 Ski Sunday 20,40 The Beiderbecke 21.00 The Media Show Standard reading & viewing. 18.35 The Money Programme Connection viewing for budding journos. v. the baddies. for dirty rich capitalists. 21.40 ITN News 22.00 True Grit Self-explanatory I ling It Out 19.15 The Great Rift Apparently 22.00 Spitting Image Some light would hope. Unfortunately, & weather where man was born.
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