With its larky tone and half-hearted style Carol Reed's famous Dutch camera tilts are little more than window-dressing it's the sort of film you'd

With its larky tone and half-hearted style (Carol Reed's famous Dutch camera tilts are little more than window-dressing), it's the sort of film you'd expect a nation like ours, that doesn't take film seriously, to revere.Greene, who as a film critic attacked Hitchcock's 'inadequate sense of reality' and 'series of small, 'amusing' melodramatic situations', produced a screenplay of ersatz Hitchcock: the boy with the ball interrupting the investigation, the Ferris-wheel conversation, the chase in the sewers. In a recent interview published in La Repubblica she said: 'We cannot uncritically support the declaration of the rights of man when it stipulates full freedom of religious belief for all Everyone must share the Catholic faith. Nixon knew that the tapes were rolling, but he thought no outsider would ever hear them. Sir: Richard North now produces a second article within a month on the wind turbine application by Sir Simon Gourlay for Stonewall Hill ('Points of view differ in power struggle over skyline', 26 May). After a while it dawned on some television cameramen that they were watching a recording of the rehearsal the day before. Halsey's concern that today's university students include hardly more children from working-class families than 20 years ago (26 August).

It was here, to his sister's, that Philip was sent in the autumn of 1933. Mr Ward said he did not want the funds controlled by one person.He told the court that he had set up the Swiss account as a tax escrow account because he wanted to keep the money separate from his disposable income.The prosecution alleges the money was moved on because the Department of Trade and Industry was about to investigate the bid and Mr Ward and Mr Saunders did not want the payment traced to Mr Saunders' account. They ceased trading last week and were forced to move to a secret address.The shop was broken into and remaining stock looted. Demand is also crumbling in Europe, which provides almost 30 per cent of British Steel sales.In the UK, where, post-devaluation, British Steel is sensibly determined to build on its dominant market share - up 3 points to 56.2 per cent last year - demand remains fragile and may have been inflated in early 1993 by beat-the-price-rise orders.British Steel is in a position to lift its dividend from a severely slashed 1p to 2p if indeed it makes pounds 100m this year. To be human is to sin, but you still have to say, 'I'll do my best not to.' You have to take responsibility for what you actually are and not what you would like to pretend you are.'You may go through pretty rough times, but in the end you're probably wiser than someone who thinks it's all there in the rules. I have considerable sympathy for Ted and am not one of those looking for his head.'Given Dexter's limited role in selection - the team has been largely determined throughout his time in charge by the coach and captain - perhaps the best solution would be for him to become a non-voting chairman of selectors, which would enable him to continue his wider brief while taking away one of the main areas of criticism..

All our European partners are subject to the same recessionary conditions as us.' Right?'Yes, fair enough. The trains bear a lot of resemblance to the French high-speed variety. After the miserable failure of this week's 'national conference', Algeria has been left without a president, although there is little doubt what the immediate future holds. Two women from Serbia and Croatia, dressed as the Hindu gods Rama and Sita, led the procession, followed by an ox-drawn cart, through the City of London. A party atmosphere flowed through the crowd, estimated at more than 5,000, as it marched on Parliament to protest against a council's enforcement notice banning public worship at Bhaktivedanta Manor, Watford.Women and children chanted the Hare Krishna mantra as they handed out sweets and painted the distinctive red marks on the foreheads of protesters.But beneath their smiles was a sense of anger and betrayal that their right to worship had been taken away from them.Bhaktivedanta Manor - a mock-Tudor mansion set in 17 acres in the village of Letchmore Heath - was bought by George Harrison, the former Beatle, as a theological college for the promotion of the Krishna movement in 1973.As its popularity grew, thousands of devotees from across Britain and Europe flocked to pay homage to the temple which was once home of the late Bhaktivedanta Swami, the leader of the Vaishnava tradition.Villagers' complaints about the noise and traffic levels coming from the temple led Hertsmere Borough Council to introduce an enforcement notice in 1981 banning religious festivals at the rural site.After years of legal wrangling, the enforcement notice banning festivals and public worship finally came into effect yesterday.'It is now criminal for any of these people to come to the shrine they have been worshipping in for 21 years,' Temple President Akhanadadhi das said.But Philip Copland, leader of Conservative-controlled Hertsmere council, said no action would be taken against anyone breaking the ban until after a planning application relating to an access road bypassing the village, put forward by the Krishna movement, was considered.'Although we are legally entitled to prosecute anyone publicly worshipping at the temple from Wednesday, we shall for the moment simply be monitoring the situation,' he said.Keith Vaz, Labour MP for Leicester East, lent his support to the demonstration yesterday by declaring he was joining hunger strikers by going on a 24-hour fast.'I don't think I can do it for any longer because I'm not very experienced at that sort of thing,' he said.For the 600,000 Hindus in this country there are just 90 temples for them to worship in.The issue has now been referred to the European Commission for Human Rights, which is expected to make a response later this month.(Photograph omitted)Leading article, page 21. It is said that Mr Martinez shouted 'I saved Mexico', as he was beaten and detained by an angry crowd.

Inchcape eventually outbid HSBC, which yesterday sold its 6 per cent holding to the Inchcape camp.Anthony Howland Jackson, currently chairman and chief executive of Hogg and formerly managing director of Bain Clarkson, is to become chairman of the enlarged group.Mr Howland Jackson said that the Inchcape offer was clearly best as it had made a higher offer but he was also delighted for commercial reasons that Inchcape had won.'The combination will make us the number one broker in retail insurance in the UK. The Tornado images released by the Ministry of Defence back up these claims. More than 400 people attended a rally in Oxford town hall last Thursday and contributed a further pounds 1,000. Mr Branson said that those who objected to the deal had done so to protect themselves from fair competition.Under the proposals, Delta will buy seats into Heathrow on Virgin flights but will independently price and sell them in competition with Virgin. But the cruel blow of being dismasted on the fifth leg, when he was also well placed, robbed him of any chance of scoring at his first attempt what would have been an impressively organised win.Ian Stewart, a crew member, described this morning's surf-ride up the Channel as the most exciting bit of sailing in the whole race.

In the Netherlands, for instance, it costs more than seven times as much to make a 100-mile call across the border to Belgium than to a Dutch town 100 miles away.The other is that, as monopolies, most European phone companies have no competitors forcing them to become more efficient. What we had was too many patients spread over too many wards.'He added: 'We are pumping pounds 6m into mental health services in this area this year, and we are fully committed to improving those services and using our resources in the most efficient way we can.'Managers hope the upheavals will last no more than a fortnight.. When I'm in public with my boyfriend I don't call him my 'personal assistant' I say, 'This is my boyfriend.' This annoys some people. To finance its growth, the company introduced outside shareholders, and eventually the family lost control.When shareholders wanted to sell, a larger northern brewing company, Matthew Brown, and a Scottish distiller, Grant's of Glenfiddich, emerged as possible buyers.