It was 'Halfway to Paradise'.That was where the ghost of Millie lingered in Eyes Down (R4), a ludicrous tale of an East End bingo hall. It was a debut that had the advertising industry begging for more. As Jim Hoagland, a Washington Post columnist puts it, Mr Christopher's diplomatic foray to China 'makes his handling of Bosnia look brilliant by comparison'.. From 173 for 2 on the opening day, England were finally bowled out for 322, and having first clawed their way back, the West Indies are now scenting blood at 152 for 1. England's solitary success so far has been the wicket of Richie Richardson (and that to a breathtaking catch from a wide half-volley) and England's attack against the West Indian batsmen is the rough equivalent of attempting to fight a tank battle with bows and arrows. I'm extremely selective.But I would still bring the troops out of Ulster tomorrow, although I am in the small minority and I do emphasise that.

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