THE nine year old son of murdered headmaster Philip Lawrence yesterday unveiled a memorial to his Irish father yards from the spot where he was killed in London.
On the first anniversary of his father's death, Lucien Lawrence was helped by the Duchess of Kent.
A new "warts and all" television programme on the life of the legless second World War hero Sir Douglas Bader has provoked deep concerns in the RAF.
There are fears that the Channel 4 Secret Lives edition to be broadcast tomorrow will seek to blacken Bader's reputation.
Newly released tapes show President Richard Nixon pushed for tax audits of wealthy Jewish contributors to his Democratic rivals, the San Francisco Examiner reported yesterday.
In a September 1971 meeting with domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman, the Examiner quoted Nixon as saying: "John, we have the power. Are we using it now to investigate contributors to Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie - the Jews, you know, that are stealing in every direction? Are we going after their tax returns?. .. I can only hope that we are, frankly, doing a little persecuting."