THE GERMAN state prosecutor investigating Jose Ignacio Lopez de Arriortua, number two at Volkswagen, on suspicion of industrial espionage, is to issue a statement today which is expected to identify for the first time strong resemblances between information seized at the German car maker and sensitive documents reported missing by its American rival, General Motors. Asked why he does this for a living, Hinchcliff says that, apart from it being a compulsion, it's because he 'can't do anything else.If Hinchcliff simply isn't anarchic enough for the jaded palate, then there's always Chris Lynam. Dumbstruck] is set in a seedy boarding house in Glasgow; the year is 1965, the 'golden age' of Scottish Variety. His act eventually forced Mr Ashdown to admit the affair.Conspiracy theories have been fuelled because of the peculiar nature of the burglary and the fact that it coincided with other allegations that there were plots against Mr Ashdown in the run- up to the general election.The break-in left staff at the firm puzzled. My mother-in-law who was 80 in June, was born (on a staircase) weighing 2 1/2 lb (1.1kg) and owes her life to the same kind of nurturing you describe It seems that nothing is new Yours sincerely,KAY PRESTONElstree, Hertfordshire18 August. To see the magic of the theatre (marvellous) and not treat it like some elitist church place It's basically Australian Deconstructionalism.

Instead, a number of planning managers work at various offices for BR's three constituent parts, InterCity, Regional Railways and Network SouthEast, in 30 centres around the country, drawing up parts of the timetable and occasionally negotiating when their routes cross.Mr Fulford has been in charge of table 26 for a decade. Dushanbe is superficially calm, but street crime and food and fuel prices are rising fast.'We pray there will be peace,' said a bearded Tajik elder selling pomegranates to travellers on the barren mountain roads south of the capital.(Photograph omitted). You wake up one Monday morning, with an awful feeling of nausea and depression.For a moment, you cannot pin down why you should feel so bad. The committee will decide on Monday which witnesses to call and reach its own conclusions on whether all those involved acted properly.The Treasury last night expressed satisfaction that Sir John had found no breach of the rules, but his report says that the case 'raised questions of judgement, not the application of agreed and directly applicable rules'. 'I know that first I have to get enough runs to force my way back into the England team,' he said.

A BJP vice-president, K R Malkani, described the government's action as 'a crude attack on a primary democratic right' He said: 'We reject the ban order. In the new borderless European Community the location of jobs is a hot issue. The fire department said early today that the explosion was caused by a bomb containing 200lb of C-4 plastic explosives. A group calling itself the Serbian Liberation Front also claimed responsibility for the blast. The accord, to be signed on 24 July in Benin, came after a week of negotiations sponsored by the United Nations and Organisation of African Unity. Last month, despite resistance from President F W de Klerk, the Afrikaner male dynasty lost its control over the SABC board. Dorman laboured strenuously but also found time and energy to serve in the Swindon Hospital Management Committee, and then in health authorities for 14 years.Dorman followed Lord Caccia as Lord Prior of the Order of St John, and he served with distinction for five years. He said that while the office must not inhibit the changes taking place in the Civil Service and the opening up of the public sector to private business, its work 'also provides a safeguard, a check, that devolution of responsibility does not diminish accountability, and that public money is still spent properly and wisely'.Recent scandals at the Welsh Development Agency and West Midlands Regional Health Authority, said Sir John, emphasised the 'distinctive nature of public sector operations'.Terry Davis, MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill and a member of the Public Accounts Committee, said last night: 'What worries me is that these figures are just the tip of the iceberg.