... scorching attack on the Metrication Board and Lord Ritchie-Calder, their chairman, accysing them of “ usurpation of power.” Speaking at Hagley, Worcestershire, Mr Powell insisted that metrication had not been an issue in a General Election, there had e ebute ...

... writes a political For thessecond reading, which is to occupy todav and tomorrow, 55 peers have already put down their names to speak, while an Opposition motion seeks to adiourn the debate altogether. The motion. to be moved by Lord %bnfii:wn. Leadsrofoc t{:’e ...

... conoclast: zany - that is almost an exact m to that inhabited by the Goons. gf: u.:ln la - without u?lu' saying, but he e«fi“ speak an international , and he did maryellous with silhouetted images of screws, sraciieas Tece niils So structions were obviously ...

... claims was called for by Lord Shawcross yesterday. The former Attorney-General and past'_president of the Board of rade, was speaking at the annual ‘meeting of the Wider Share Dwnership Council, of which he is chairman. - Lord Shawcross was' asking whether ...

... frequent as the ml went by, and 1 considered: to be a sign that they had relaxed sufficiently in my presence to be able to speak in whatever tongue came = easier. The younger ones, mother explained, had been born in this country, ;&W English as their er ...

... research work results, according to Mr David Soutar, head of the Scottish Farm Buildings Investigation Unit, Aberdeen. He was speaking at a lunch in London yesterday at which he received the 1970 David Black Award for the person making the gnafle-t _ contribution ...

... forecast yesterday by Mr lan Longmuir, senior trdining adviser of the Cotton and Allied Textiles Industry Training Board, Speaking at' the board’s first Scottish conference on recruitment and training at Galashiels, he said that the uud.z of weaving t ...

... at least rsome of the blame will rest on our shoulders.” ’ He was speaking in a debate on Britain’s aid to developing countries initiated: by »ug“.wm-. €0), 4+ ¢ 1 Greenwood, speaking from the Og)odtion Front ‘Bench, said: ™ g:!bfonly !t,hue counts but ...

... reacements W e ing centres and even hypcumb-'- the European super-supermarket. This was stated yesterday. by Mr J. C. Stokes, Speaking on behalf of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce at a one-day discount trading and hypermarket . conference held in, Glasgow ...

... roblem over“aze Rolls_-!‘(le ce eng.zu m for its hsfi: airliner three or four weeks, a company spokesman said last mgn. e was speaking after the TriStar had made its longest and fastest . test flight so far in The sm.egnn quoted Mr Daniel ton, Lockheed’s chairman ...

... Segie for ‘Evans. The' tragic fervour of Keu:edy’s retelling loses nothing by concentrating :dy on the facts and allowthem to speak, unspeakably, for themselves. Brilliant documentation. As Lord Birkett said of the hardcover edition: if it had been presented ...

... yesterday called on ‘the - Government to make England pay all the £5OO million ‘that the airport at Foulness will cost. Speaking .at Stirling, =Dr Mcintyre said: ‘“The decision of the Government to spend £5O million of Scotland’s money on building in ...