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Maggie Kirk, Pippa Faunce and Caroline Hewitt have now left their schools in Birmingham and the south of England.
01 January 1988
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At his first health service union meeting, former Welsh steel worker Albert Tarling unexpectedly found himself elected branch secretary.
01 January 1988
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If talking was a commodity, Africa would not have any problem,' quipped Gary Magadzire, President of the Zimbabwe National Farmers Union.
01 January 1988
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Reconciliation in Zimbabwe' was the headline the Bern daily Der Bund gave its report on the launching of the German version of Alec Smith's book Now I call him brother.
01 January 1988
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Pope John Paul II has opened the windows of the Vatican to the world more widely than any of his predecessors.
01 January 1988
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Professor Rieben, who is Director of the Centre for European Research in Lausanne, writes that after visiting Caux, `I could not forget what Europe owed to the dialogue and cooperation which developed during the decisive post-war years between Frank Buchman on the one hand and Konrad Adenauer and Robert Schuman on the other.'
01 December 1987
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'We bring you greetings from His Majesty the King of Bhutan.' The message was delivered by one of eight young Bhutanese professionals attending a conference organized at Asia Plateau, the Moral Re-Armament conference complex in western India.
01 December 1987
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The city of Richmond, Virginia, is the former capital of the Southern Confederacy.
01 December 1987
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In February 1986, Filipinos wrote a new concept into modern history books. They call it `People and Prayer Power', although outside the Philippines it is simply called `People Power'.
01 November 1987
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South Africa is in a state of deep unrest. Recently there has been a hardening polarization of the extremes of both right and left.
01 October 1987
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