19 OUR GOLF reporter previews the Scottish Boys' Championships and assesses the chances of the local hopefuls. Page 2 WORLD NO 1 Monica Seles is left "dis-gruntled" despite winning through to her first Wimbledon semi-final with a straight sets win over Nathalie Tauziat. She is w

received in her recent sad and sudden bereavement; special thanks to the family doctor and undertaker, for all their kindness and understanding, also the Rev. R. Boyle, for his kind and comforting service and all who paid their last respects and donated so generously to British

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The commercial centre site will be retained and marketed for commercial uses, although it was agreed that as a minimum a village-type store with 100 square metres of floorspace plus living accommodation should be provided before the completion of 250 houses. The commercial centr

A POLICE chief yesterday urged parents to search their children for knives to help stem a "rising tide of mindless violence" in cities. The plea was made by Conn Sampson, Chief Inspector of Constabulary for Scotland, in his annual report. Describing as "very disturbing" the tren

THE LONDON market spent most of yesterday sliding despite being given every reason to have at least one positive day. However, a strong early performance on Wall Street boosted the FTSE 100 in late trading in London, pushing the index up 5.4 to 2521.2 by the close. Hopes that Wa

TINY ROWLAND, chief executive of trading conglomerate Lonrho, dismissed the controversy surrounding his recent deal with the Libyan government as he announced sharply reduced halfyear profits yesterday. Lonrho, which sold a one-third stake in Metropole Hotels to Libya for £.177.