1School Uniforms Although the school year is coming to a close, the row over school uniforms drags on, Those lobbying for the abolition of uniforms claim they are expensive, inappropriate for this day and age, poorly designed and that they repress the adolescent's right to express their individuality. Those arguing for their retention claim that uniforms protect those who may be unable to cope with peer pressure to follow trends, make for easy identification and give schools character and the right to impose their own discipline and uniform standards.School uniforms are expensive, but it is doubtful whether abolishing them would work out any cheaper on the clothing budget. Discussion and viewer feedback with the headmaster of Onslow College, who advocates abolishing uniforms and adopting mufti.

2United States Secretary of State George Shultz says he had only fragmentary knowledge of the sale of arms to Iran, and no knowledge whatsoever of the transfer of funds to Contra rebels in Nicaragua. He says he believes the channelling of funds to Contra rebels was "illegal".

3The French Government has given in to student protests and scrapped the controversial Bill to reform the universities.

4In Britain, a man who murdered a woman last Christmas and stabbed and tortured her four year old daughter has been given a life sentence.

5A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

6As the British Government continues its policy of selling off State owned corporations, more than five million investors in British Gas are looking at collecting a windfall.

7A United States fighter pilot is being hailed a hero after his F16 jet's engines failed in the skies over Chicago. Rather than bail out, Captain Vincent Amato stayed with the jet and brought it in safely to land.

8School Uniforms Although the school year is coming to a close, the row over school uniforms drags on, Those lobbying for the abolition of uniforms claim they are expensive, inappropriate for this day and age, poorly designed and that they repress the adolescent's right to express their individuality. Those arguing for their retention claim that uniforms protect those who may be unable to cope with peer pressure to follow trends, make for easy identification and give schools character and the right to impose their own discipline and uniform standards.School uniforms are expensive, but it is doubtful whether abolishing them would work out any cheaper on the clothing budget. Discussion and viewer feedback with the headmaster of Onslow College, who advocates abolishing uniforms and adopting mufti.

9A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

10School Uniforms Although the school year is coming to a close, the row over school uniforms drags on, Those lobbying for the abolition of uniforms claim they are expensive, inappropriate for this day and age, poorly designed and that they repress the adolescent's right to express their individuality. Those arguing for their retention claim that uniforms protect those who may be unable to cope with peer pressure to follow trends, make for easy identification and give schools character and the right to impose their own discipline and uniform standards.School uniforms are expensive, but it is doubtful whether abolishing them would work out any cheaper on the clothing budget. Discussion and viewer feedback with the headmaster of Onslow College, who advocates abolishing uniforms and adopting mufti.