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Off the Record
A royal ahou of unity
LONDON : Britain . I Princess Diana, tn her first I CbHc appearance since rating into tears amid controversy about her marriage, chatted with her husband Prince Charles on Saturday tn a royal show of unity, reports Reuter.
The couple appeared together along with other members of the royal family on the balcony of Bukingham Palace after attending a glittering parade of celebrate I Que-n Elizabeth s birthday I
Standing side-by side to , watch a fly-past, ihe pair ap peared slightly uneasy but exchanged a few works and even managed to smile as the cameras clicked
It was on the same balcony that the heir to the throne and his glamorous young wife enjoyed a romantic kiss after I heir 1981 wedding watched by millions of television
Princess Diana had fully recovered her public pojsc since bursting Into tears
under the strain of It all The Princess of Wales with during a visit on Thursday to her son Prince William.
a cancer hospital. Then, sob
bi ng openly after crowds of wcD-wtshers turned out formal support, the princess scurried back to her car and was whisked away.
Her distraught face was pictured next day on the front pages of the popular press, which has given wide play to allegations that the Princess had several times tried to lake her life tn despair at her "loveless" marriage.
The princess. 30. laughed and chatted with Queen Eliza beth the Queen Mother and with her son Harry, seven, as they were driven In an open carriage to the trooping the colour — a sltow of British pomp and circumstance by liveried courtiers and royal guards dressed tn bearskin hats and red tunica. »
The Queen's birthday is actually tn April but the official celebration, dating back to the days of George HI and car ried out in the presence of the Queen. takes place tn June.
Saturday's ceremony, attended by Prime Minister John Major and representatives from the commonwealth, went ahead under tight security after a wave of attacks by Irish republican army guerillas on the capital.
Don't abort, church will help you
NEW YORK : Roman Catholic Cardinal John J OCdnnor joined about 2.500 anti-abortion demonstrators Saturday In a four-hour protest through midtown Manhattan tn which 11 counter-demonstrators were arrested, reports AP.
The focal point of the protest, which began with a Roman Catholic Mass and ended In prayer, was a vigil outside a med , leal clinic where abortions are performed.
Lining the route of the anti-abortion protesters were an estimated 800 abortion rights advocates chanting "Now choice!", waving signs that said : "We will decide" and shouting loud boos at O'Connor, who was under heavy police protection. O’Connor, a critic of abortion, is archbishop of the New York Archdiocese.
As the anti-abortion marchers wended their way through the streets, hundreds of police, some In riot gear, formed a human barricade to separate them from the opposing demonstrators on the sidewalks.
Police Officer Scott Bloch said 1 I abortion rights advocates were arrested on disorderly conduct charges: one was also charged with resisting arrest.
Td do it again’
PORT STANLEY. Falkland Islands : Margaret Thatcher attended a ceremony in Port Stanley's Christ Church cathedral Saturday to mark the 10th anniversary of the end of Britain's war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands, reports AP.
She and husband Sir Denis Thatcher joined in a children’s play performed in honor of their visit
In a demonstration of an Islamic parable. the youngsters appealed to members of the audience to help them in a prayer to Allah. The Thatchers knelt with the youngsters for the prayer.
The newly ennobled former premier received a warm welcome from hundreds of Islanders as she drove into the capital Port
San ley on Friday. Cheering children waved British flags.
Td do it again. Look at these children — of course I'd do It again." she told reporters, who asked if she had any regrets about sending Britons to war in 1982 to recapture the British colony from invading Argentinian troops.
Later, she told one of the islanders the war had been fought with a “total sense of purpose."
These peaceful island, where people only wanted to carry on farming and the way of life here was suddenly, all the silence. all the peace, torn asunder by an invasion."
Earlier Friday, two Royal Air Forec Phantom jets had accompanied the former premier's plane into the Mount Pleasant military base, where she and her husband were greeted by the islands' governor, William Fullerton.