... crime said BBC News and Current Affairs managing director Tony Hall. I'm not saying that polls should dictate or even suggest the running orders of our news bulletins. But there is clearly public interest that we have to reflect, he told a Guild of ...

... Crime Referees will be instructed to stamp out the practice of taking the ball to the comer flag to waste time, and {ard steali:g at throw-ins will be deemed foul throws. - The age of the £1 million transfer could be over after the Chairman's decision ...

... crime A clampdown on• youngsten hovering on the verge of crime or already involved is about to be Lunched by the RUC. Operatic Mind the suankail off by the Jump u juvenile petty crime and terrorism. Now police chiefs are to double the number of detectives ...

... Crime The considerations which led to this development were the movements of population, re-housing, crime patterns, traffic flows and the fact that these areas already form an integral part of the Belfast complex. said Sir Arthur. Outside Belfast. ...

... Crimes The Belfast confidential phone was installed in August of last year to enable members of the public to give information about murder, explosions and other serious crimes. So far, more than 1,400 cails have been received. Thirteen confidential ...

... Crime Including terrorist acts, 82 murders were committed in Northern Ireland in 1978, a reduction of 34 on the previous year. Sixty - seven of the murder cases were cleared, though some of these related to crimes committed in earlier years. Eleven of ...

... crime g in professional and trade Mr Hurd said: “The advertisement in particular stresses our responsibility to reduce crime for future enerations. We can outwit and defeat the gu.rxlu and the mugger. We can all use our imagination and energy to achive ...

... the scenes of his crimes. Daniels, of no fixed address, previously admitted nine charges of aggravated burglary, robbery and car break-ins but asked for 950 more offences to be taken into consideration — the largest series of crimes heard atthe Old Bailey ...

... Crime threat Oswald, chairman of the Building Societies Association, said societies had been “flooded” with people either topping up existing account or opening accounts. He revealed that four in 10 Ulster people currently have had some dealing with building ...

... crime BELFAST has been promised the help of Glasgow University if surveys along a new theory are carried out in the city to track down i f uto re juvenile delinquents. Dr. D. Stott, lecturer in psychology at the university. spent an hour and a half last ...

... crime?' fewer than 55 children in her class. Mr. Neill's Ministry, though pressed to permit the extension of the school, preferred to wait until one teacher strives to do the impossible with 55 children in one small wooden classroom. while another has ...

... CRIME School attendance was another matter which should be investigated. Habitual absentees and casual attendance in a class could do serious harm and create a lawless atmosphere. The adult criminal class was recruited almost entirely from bad attenders ...