Now 14 years on he is repeating his performance on Radio 3

Now, 14 years on, he is repeating his performance on Radio 3. Jansher, who won his third successive British Open title on Monday, suffered the injury while training on Friday. This seemed somehow emblematic for the whole enterprise.Against this, the deliberately half-baked comedy of The Masterson Inheritance (Radio 4, Saturday) begins to look more appealing. The sad formality of a moment's silence for the murdered Colombian defender, Andres Escobar, over, an opening 10 minutes that yielded three goals and was prelude to an open, entertaining match offered evidence of relish on the players' part.After only five minutes, Lothar Matthaus found Voller in the clear amid a Belgian defence still advancing after clearing its lines, and he clipped the ball neatly over Michel Preud'homme. Twixt then and now he has gone through what he described as agony.

When the 9.34 for Brussels and Berlin rumbled out of platform four, I was unfolding my sparse allowance of blankets, and stowing my backpack in berth 60C. Successive Dublin administrations have made a point of staying close to the position of the SDLP, traditionally seen as a bulwark against the IRA and Sinn Fein.In Belfast, Mr Adams said the Government had been 'inexcusably negative and dismissive' in its reaction to the Hume-Adams initiative.Andrew Marr, page 19. 'Only Great Britain can live without a written constitution,' he joked in welcoming the fact that Russia was being offered a new Basic Law with, he said, particularly impressive clauses defending human rights. It's a phenomenon I call The Right Not to Know, and it contradicts everything we believe about robust British attitudes of non-conformism and the questioning of authority.In the Eighties, we labelled Nimbys (Not In My Backyarders) who had a predilection for signing petitions and lying down in front of lorries. On Friday evening, it emerged that the stockbrokers and fund managers had been preparing their revenge. It doesn't happen so often with teenage boys because they are much more easily embarrassed. There are 97 heiresses among the 250 women, they have 61 per cent of the wealth recorded.The richest businesswoman, Laxmi Shivdasani, 69, whose family company's interests include food, hotels and banking, is only 13th.

Sales would help fund improvement s to other properties .The previous designated sales policy was suspended in January following a preliminary report by the district auditor, John Magill, accusing councillors of using it to increase the Tory vote in marginal wards.Mervyn Caplan, housing committee chairman, said it was a new arrangement from that condemned. Democratisation and marketisation helped to entrench the problems they were designed to solve.The replacement of the Cold War stand-off by Great Power diplomacy, moreover, has encouraged a new pattern of clientism. Now, unsurprisingly, she isn't as strong as she was, but the artistry remains unimpaired, and to say you were present when she stopped time for three minutes and sang 'The Folks Who Live on the Hill' is to have something to boast about. After a training scheme at Tube Investments, he moved to Crown Wallcoverings, where he showed his unusual turn of mind by conducting unprecedentedly complex analysis on export markets.He joined Coloroll in 1978 as export manager. If past experience is anything to go by, next week's three-day ceasefire will be both preceded and succeeded by waves of activity to make the point that the IRA can turn violence on and off like a tap. We must jump backwards to Dilke's Case and Parnell's Case, both 19th-century precedents, to find anything comparable. The Salvation Army yesterday won the first round in its case against one of the two men allegedly responsible for defrauding the charity of dollars 8.8m ( pounds 6m).

It was always likely that Howard Davies would discover fin de siecle elements in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin and produce it like The Cherry Orchard, complete with tree-grown railway lines and a garden full of furniture. The poor man had spent too much time with his turkeys, according to the Department of Clinical Neurology at the Western General Hospital. The crew complained to their boss several times that he was going too far, but in the end Japanese deference to authority enabled the producer to force his will on the others.Once the fake documentary was revealed, responsibility for the programme shot straight to the top. It seemed highly unlikely that either man recognised the other.