This television critic is convinced Eldorado will succeed if only because the BBC will be advertising it

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This television critic is convinced Eldorado will succeed if only because the BBC will be advertising it on the Nine O' Clock News before it fails. This was not so much excessive modesty, though there was a touch of that, as a recognition that one composer would have to shed his own inventive persona to assume that of another. His statement was a sign of the row inside the Commission between his advisers and those of Ray McSharry, the Agriculture Commissioner, over whether to agree US demands.Mr MacSharry said last night he had spoken to Ed Madigan, the US Agriculture Secretary, and both wanted a rapid agreement. The crowd, already excited about the Sallah holidays, the end of Islam's month of fasting, Ramadan, roared with approval. There has been violence, but nothing like the organised attacks on immigrants in Germany, and its causes in France have been as much social as racist.Mostly, the problems were between immigrants and police, usually in the warm summer months in the under- privileged dormitory towns around the big cities which have become a byword for drug-trafficking and muggings.

But Ian Laing, Secretary of State for Scotland, is said to be opposing any change to Scottish commercial television.Meanwhile, ministers are considering requiring viewers to pay for the TV licence when they buy their sets to overcome an estimated pounds 200m loss in annual revenue for the BBC through evasion. In 1968, a year after the Six-day war, the occupied territories sent 45 per cent of exports to Jordan. Recently, a man whose golden retriever died after suffering heat stroke in the cargo of an aeroplane was told by a local judge he could not sue for anguish and loss of companionship. Any glimpse beyond the bed- sit of much contemporary British drama can feel welcome. Led by an unlikely coalition of computer companies, civil libertarians and a band of crypto- underground activists known as cypherpunks, Clipper Chip opponents have mounted unrelenting attacks.Earlier this month, anti- Clipper activists sent dozens of American newspapers an electronic copy of an internal National Security Agency handbook, to embarrass the agency by demonstrating that if documents could leak out, then so could encryption keys.Others printed stickers apeing the 'Intel Inside' computer chip advertisements.Manufacturers argue that the Clipper Chip, which is made by the Californian company Mykotronix, is too bulky and generates too much heat to be used in most computer modems and cellular phones.But the principal flaw, opponents say, is the assumption that terrorists or international drug cartels would be foolish enough to use an encryption technology that they know can be deciphered by law enforcement agencies.The government has promised to make adoption of the Clipper Chip voluntary and not to outlaw competing encryption technologies.

Giddins, of Sussex, and Robinson, of Yorkshire, are at the other end of the batting scale from Brian Lara. The refugees were fleeing ahead of the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF), the Tutsi rebel group that holds two-thirds of the country and is advancing west on remaining government troops. The tiny border crossing - manned by one guard along a dirt road - was overrun after Zairean officials closed the main crossing at Goma. This worries many in Argentina whose experience is that such bodies have served to terrorise rather than protect their own citizens. The latest attack has laid bare the government's negligence - the Buenos Aires Herald calls it incompetence - in investigating the embassy bombing, whose perpetrators were never found. It was their failure to locate and remove the needle using a recognised and acceptable surgical technique that constitutes negligence, his report stated.After legal advice, Mrs McMillan decided to sue New River health authority.

She said the President's reply was 'wishy- washy'.Mr Bush's best moment may have been his closing statement. But it will be reluctant to impose increased, unjustified capital burdens on firms, he said.Commentary, page 29. A total of pounds 63m of public funds may have been wasted as a result of the authority's errors.This is the second confidential report by the district auditor discovered during an investigation by the Independent and Computer Weekly into the largest financial scandal in the recent history of the health service.It reveals that in 1986 Patrick Jenkin, then a Tory MP and a former Secretary of State for Social Services, acted as a business adviser to the consultants Arthur Andersen & Co; his involvement was declared in the Register of MPs Interests.The auditor's report says he lobbied on Andersen's behalf for the award of a pounds 26m contract to implement the first phase of the authority's Regional Information Systems Plan (RISP) project. Murrow Professor of Broadcast Journalism at Columbia University, persuaded the Ford Foundation to subsidise the Public Broadcasting Laboratory, a massive experiment in programming which later evolved into the Public Broadcasting Service, the US's non-commercial network. By the time the doors close there tomorrow evening, some 200,000 gardeners may have passed through them over the five days.

A loan over 12 months would have an annual percentage rate (APR) of 16.4 per cent; over four years, it would be charged at 16.2 per cent.Someone borrowing pounds 3,000 with Direct Line over 12 months would pay pounds 271.25 without loan protection insurance, and pounds 283.62 with insurance. You think about, maybe, the similarities and dissimilarities between the worlds of art and sport, or the way an arbitrary measurement becomes the focus for mass emotions, or the distance between a cosy thing like a blanket and the violence which it bears the signs of - for yes, I'm pretty confident that that work is about signification. RUDOLF SCHARPING, leader of Germany's opposition Social Democrats (SPD), yesterday fired a first campaign salvo in advance of a general election next year, declaring that his party should 'take responsibility for Germany'. That is serious money: in fact, the biggest tax hike, in real terms, since 1945. 'LAST day, kid.' 'That's right, sir.' 'Kept your pecker up, kid.''I hope so, sir.''Kington back on Monday.''I hope so, sir.''Your final assignment's a tough one, I'm afraid.''Right, sir.''Predictions for the coming year.''Thought so, sir.''Without mentioning a large, inflatable television personality who shall remain nameless.''Right, sir.''And no more about dysfunctional families.''I'll try sir.''Good luck, kid.''Thank you, sir.'1 The Prince and Princess of Wales discover sexual politics.