Revealed - too late for us to care

Article Abstract:

A new biography of Mark Thatcher, son of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher, reveals that he was able to use his mother's influence to the benefit of his business activities. However, there is unlikely to be much public outcry about these revelations, as they come too late for anything to be done about them. The biography is disappointing in that it gives no insight into the woman behind the public face of Margaret Thatcher.

Behavior, Thatcher, Mark

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Computers

Article Abstract:

Personal computers are undergoing a revolution as processing speeds increase and moderately priced models offer more standard features. Notebook computers now offer CD-ROM drives and sound chips as standard equipment on many models.

Innovations, Microcomputers, Laptop computers, Notebook computers

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Game, set, match to John Major

Article Abstract:

The peace talks between the UK and the Irish Republican Army show a winning trend for the British government. UK has not changed its stand since the start of the talks and has controlled the terms and parameters of the talks.

United Kingdom, International relations, British foreign relations, Irish Republican Army, Peace treaties

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