'If a country asks for it that's OK' suggests Brian Doyle a photographer who with scores of office workers was

'If a country asks for it, that's OK,' suggests Brian Doyle, a photographer, who with scores of office workers was resting during the Thursday lunch-hour in Fountain Square, Cincinnati's focal spot. 'With German reunification, we now have a different situation, and we must realise what the German identity really is.'Bavaria, with almost 12 million inhabitants, is the biggest and richest of Germany's 16 Lander, or regional states. Lloyds continues to be good at cutting costs but not at growing income. Over eight years he had, he said, never once been accused of physically assaulting prisoners.The trial continues.. The helicopter was on a sightseeing tour over the medieval town of Brasov, in Transylvania, the legendary site of Dracula's castle, when it fell 200ft to the ground. Those who died were from a family group of eight and a friend enjoying a skiing holiday.Among the dead were the parents of an 11-month-old boy who was being looked after in the Carpathian mountain resort of Poiana Brasov by his great-grandfather.

The pre-tournament favourites now move into joint second place with Korea, who they play in their last remaining pool game tomorrow. This was the subject of an article she wrote in Medicine, Science and Law in 1977. Sources said the reconnaissance had demonstrated that the British would not be able to cross ethnic frontlines.In Geneva, diplomats said that the co-chairmen of the peace conference on Yugoslavia, Lord Owen and Cyrus Vance, averted a Serb-Croat agreement on demilitarising Sarajevo, which would have isolated the Muslim-led government in Sarajevo.'Only some fast footwork by Vance and Owen over the past 48 hours stopped this happening and got agreement from all three sides that they have to talk about peace on the ground together,' one diplomat told Reuters news agency.BELGRADE - Unidentified gunmen opened fire on a police patrol in the town of Glogovac, in Serbia's Kosovo province, killing an officer and seriously wounding another, Tanjug news agency reported, AFP reports. But Graeme Seabrook, a Dairy Farm man, is due to quit as chief executive in June.Mr Seabrook has transformed Kwik Save He is moving back to Dairy Farm.

The office ruled that the term - which Microsoft adopted for its successful operating system in 1983 - has a generic meaning in the industry and that it was in use long before the firm tried to copyright it. 'Windows', now commonly understood to mean Microsoft's system, also describes overlapping rectangular displays that allow computer users to bring more than one program to the screen at a time.Microsoft, which says it will appeal against the ruling, argues that the loss of the trademark creates the danger that consumers will be sold inferior products and allows competitors to cash in on its expensive marketing efforts.Windows makes IBM-compatible computers as easy to use as those produced by Apple. 'The promotion has to be as good in its delivery as it is in its promise,' he said.(Photograph omitted). He would never touch it.'Long before the revolutions of 1989 swept Communism from Eastern Europe, the ideology these regimes had espoused had become completely discredited. However, it is difficult to see how this can be the case for the developed economies, where there have until the last few years been no significant changes in central bank constitutions or in their modus operandi.

But people often hide their real feelings behind a front.'Another attribute marked him out from the average Aberdeen fish executive From the beginning he worked 16 hours a day. While the two countries have not come to blows, their relationship has been marked by fear, suspicion and rivalry over issues such as Ukraine's nuclear status, ownership of the Black Sea fleet and the powers of the Commonwealth of Independent States. The Test and County Cricket Board might have been tempted to send a bulk order to Barbados, where England have arrived after their humiliating defeat in the third Test, but the assessment of the experts yesterday was that it is not the quality of coaching that is the problem, more the nature of English cricket and cricketers. 'The strength of cricket in this country is the thousands of players getting enjoyment from it every weekend,' Micky Stewart, the man charged with organising the development of future England cricketers, said.However, Stewart, a former England batsman and Keith Fletcher's predecessor as national manager, believes the consequence is that young English players do not get enough competitive cricket early enough. Michael Whitaker is set to make a determined challenge for the Volvo World Cup in Brabanthallen today with Sir Phil Harris's talented Everest Midnight Madness, the European bronze medallist last year, writes Jennifer Harry from 's Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.