No. 64,668 - Friday June 11, 1993

Oct 13, 2026

Friday June 11, 1993 issue No. 64,668 focuses on UK news and international developments, highlighting the situation of British troops in central Bosnia and related allegations involving UN forces. It covers incidents at checkpoints near Kiseljak, claims made in affidavits by political figures, and subsequent reactions. Additional coverage includes RAF Jaguars’ readiness for designated safe areas, sports transfer developments, and UK political disputes between senior figures.

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Pages44

Reading Time15 min

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Lead News

British troops in Bosnia incident and alleged disarmament

UN forces, affidavits, and legal proceedings

RAF Jaguars standby for safe areas

Sports transfer and football-related remarks

UK Political Developments

Norman Lamont dispute and further disclosures threat

_ DOMINICK DUNN KENNY G GRAHAM TAYLOR Women tell him tkeir Can he hang on to The man giving Bill murder secrets Clinton sax appeal soccer's top post? Valcric Grove inierview,page 13 Rockon Friday,page 35 Rob Hughes,page 44 Es Bamet TIMES 1g hold ler ast-ditch kle talks on No.64,668 ry FRIDAY JUNEH1993 ,。 British Sugar says troops Clough disarmed wanted by Bosnia transfer t.4mzal Muslims 二小 money FROM BILL FROST BYJOHNGooDBODY SPORTS NEWS CORESPDNDENT BRITISH troops in central BRIANClough.who resigned Bosnia were yesterday dis as Nottingham Forest man2g armed at gunpoint by Muslim. er two months aga,wanted iregulars outside the town of moncy for himself whentransferring footballers to Kiseljak The incident,the second ofits type irvolving UN forces other chubs,it was alleged in the High Count. this weck.has ceary embar- The daim was made in anafidavit by Alan Sugar.chair- rassed and angered Brifish commanders and has led to maz of Tottenham Hotspurwhen the strupple for confrol feans that such robberies maywel inerease as Bosnian forces of the London dub retumed of all persuasions seek new to court yesterday.The allega- weapons supplies. tion was denicd in another Soon after 1.30pm_yester- affidavit by Tery Venables. day a patrol of two Spartanarmonred vehides was halted his opponent in the case.Mr Venables was sacked by MrSugar as the club's chief at a checkpoint near a yillage on the outskirts of Kiseljak.A·Muslim soldier indicated that executive on May 14,but was temporarily reinstated at an he wished to speak_to the earlier High Court hearing TD commander of the leadingvehide.He cimbed aboard一 When Mr Sugar arrived atand left the court yesterday. · 5 and prompdy put an aurtormat' be was jeered and spat at bypeople sporting the Totten- ic rifle to the British officer's. head A group of about 40. ham colouTS. About 70 people crowded Polic backup ALan Sugr,te Totenham Hotspurand Amstrad chaiman,being protected by policeashearrived at the Higb Court n London foryesterday's bering revelations about the E2.] fans,training their weaporis into the court to hear the on the crews. They removed the aeriak million transfer of Teddy from the armoured vehides to. Sheringham.the England for- ward,from Nottingham For- est to Tottenham.In his RAF JAGUARS affidavit,Mr Sugar said that when the transfer was being FOR BOSNIA discussedMr Venables told him that Mr Clough "hkes a A squadron of RAF Jaguar. bung". bombers is.on standby for Mr Sugar said this was not Bosnia.to.protect the.si. his or Tottenham's way of proposed Mushim""safc areas"designated by the United doing business,and added that MrVcnables bad said the Natiors Security CounciLThe "uouah way was for r 12JaguaIS could also be usod to add estra fircpower tosafeguard the lives of British troops in Bosnia if they come undcr serious attack I】 stop Britsh troops radioing for help,and then took hialf a dozen SA80 automatic riflesand two .general.purpose machineguns.The iregularsakso stole 1:400 machinegum Tounds,560 automatic rifle bullets and two pistois. UN identification cards 'and money from four of the soldiers. Threatened by fighters car- rying rocket launchers,the troops were made to lie face- down on the ·road for ten minutes.When they wereallowed to stand one Mustim fightes fired a shot at a British soldier which landed inches n 1976,this from his fect. Rules of engagemest pre vent British troops from open- t S19.000,00 ing fre unless their "lives are in danger".But given the brazen nature of the theft and the danger of repetition,the tegulations are to be amendedin

FAQs

What is the main international focus of this issue?

The issue centers on British troops in central Bosnia, including an incident involving Muslim irregulars, allegations, and responses tied to UN forces and affidavits.

What information does the issue provide regarding political/legal disputes?

It reports on disputes involving affidavits and court proceedings, including denials and statements connected to the allegations.

What other domestic topics appear alongside the Bosnia coverage?

The issue also includes sports transfer news and political reporting about conflicts between senior UK party figures, including threats of further disclosures.

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