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’Iraqi King who wanted to rule Kuwait’
BAGHDAD: An Iraqi director is about to begin a film celebrating the reign of an Iraqi King in the Thirties who sought the annexation of Kuwait reports AFP.
The film, depicting the rufe of King Ghazi Eaty (1933-1939), would be the first devoted to an Iraqi monarch since the rehabilitation of the former royal family Just after the Iran-Iraq war, which ended in 1988.
King Ghazi, besides covering Kuwait, was likewise fiercely antl-British, and it is this characteristic that appealed to the director. Mohammad Shoukr 1 Jamil.
In his final years. King G'nazi had guaranteed British interests in Iraq and established an alliance between the two countries.
Mr Jamil also said his film would depict first officers, who had several terms as Prime Minister and who wanted to keep Iraq under the control of Lhe English.
Tanned Di tantalises teasl ing tabloids
LONDON: Colour pictures of Princes . Diana in a bikini on an Italian beach, rubbing in suntan oil. pushed the Beirut hostage drama off the front pages of' Britain's tabloid newspapers, reports | Reuter.
■Rub-a-dub-Di,' sedd a headline in the Dally Star over a long-lens photo of tall, slim Diana.
Tan talising," said the biggest-sclling daily Sun newspaper. "Just tan-tastic," punned another tabloid.
The cruise is seen by royal watchers as a bid to squash ru mours that their fairy-tale marriage could be on the rocks and the tabloids are calling it a second honeymoon.
Pictures mostly focused on Diana walking, swimming and adjusting her bikini top. Other showed her with Prince Charles, their friend Lord Romsey and a police bodyguard she has nicknamed "smudger."
A ring ofcrisis
RIO DE JANEIRO: For gossip lovers and President watch ers, the news hit like a bombshell: the wedding ring was gone from the hand of President Fernando Collor de Mello. The missing ring Immediately became the subject of speculation in major newspapers tha t Mr Collora seven-year marriage to Roseane Malta was on the rocks. The vanished ring is the symptom of a grave conjugal crisis, the conservative O Globo of Rio said in a headline tn its Sunday edition, reports AP
Raisa not feeling well
MOSCOW: President Mikhail S Gorbachev's wife, Raisa, has fallen ill since the attempt to oust her husband from power, presidential spokesmen said Sunday, reports AP
Mrs Gorbachev, 59, "is sick and Is at home," said Igor Malashenko of Gorbachev's press office. The Gorbachevs were staying in their country home northwest of the city
Gorbachev's chief spokesman, Vitaly Ignatenko, said the first lady "is sick. Eiut 1 cannot say it is serious."
Neither Ignatenko nor Malashenko would specify her ailment.
"She hasn't been feeling well since being in the Crimea," Ignatenko said.
Asked whether she was receiving medical care. Ignatenko said: "Of course there is a doctor there, but one cannot speak about treatment." he declined to elaborate.
ABC also quoted Russian Prime Minister Ivan Silayev as telling it "that when he saw Mrs Gorbachev - this was just after the coup failed — she was suffering from partial paralysis and from slurred speech: in his mind.
After the coup collapsed, they flew back to Moscow, landing early Thursday morning.
At a news conference later Thursday. Gorbachev said that house arrest had been trying on his wife
"Raisa Maxlmovna and my daughter took it very hard Yesterday, Raisa Maxlmovna was not well." He did not clabo rate.