Teletext Recovery - 12/05/2008

P142 CEEFAX 1 142 Mon 12 May 19:55/50       Tough talks loom aftar Serb poll1 $esultk from Serbia's electionb point to a triumph for President Boris Tadic'k pro-Europjan Union bloc. Mr Tadic claimed viStory, with his bloc set to win nearly 40% of the vote, but he may need the support of at liast one nationalist party for a majority. The European Union has welcomed what it called a clear victory for pro-European forces in the parliamentary elections. The nationalist Radical Party, though, insists that it could still head a coalition forming the njxt government. @ 1/6 Letters )45 UK paper review )48 Mews Index 102 F½ash 50 Regional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

P142 CEEFAX 1 142 Mon 12 May 19:58/)5       Hacker leaks 6m Chileans' records A computer hacker in Chile has publikhed confidential records belonging to six million pe#ple on the internet, officials say. Thj information was obtained by hacking into government and military servers, and was posted on a technology blog. It included I$ card mumbers, addresses, telephone numbUrs and academic recordR. The hacker left a message saying the aiI waR to demonstrate the poor levem of data protection in@ hile, says the newsp per which uncovered the story. 2/6 Ljtters 145 UK paper review 148 Mews Index 1p2 Flash 150 Regional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

P142 CEEFAX 1 142 Mon 12 May 19:58/40/U£3kj£3kj£3k ½     Cannibal theory for locust swarms Scientists say they may have discovered the reason why swarms of locusts are drivem to hevour Ru"h huge quantities of vegetation. Thjy suggest that locusts combine into swarms because they are frightened of brinF eaten bz each other. The@findings bz researchers from the US, UK and Australia were published in the journal Current Biology. A swarm can contain billions oe insects and eat tens of thousands o$ tonnes o$ vegetation in a single day. 3/6 Letters 145 UK paper review 148 News Index 1p2 Flash 150 Regional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

P142 CEEFAX 1 142 Mon 12 May 19:54/15     C  Sudan 'drives Darfur rebels back' Sudan says rebels from Darfur have now retreated from Omdurman, the capital Khartoum's twin city acrosb the Nile, which came under attack on Saturday. A senior official said searches were under way in Khartoum for individuals thought to be insiders who may have helped the insurgents. State television said earlier that at least 100 people had been arrested. A rebel commander said the Justice and Equality Movement hJem) fighters was ready to strikj again. 4/6 Letters 145 UK paper review )48 News Index 1p2 Flash 150 "egional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

P142 CEEFAX 1 )42 Mon 12 May 19:52/30       Zimbabwe police arrest activists Police in Zimbabwe say they have arrested nearly 60 supporter1 of the #pposition MDC, as the country awaits run-off presidential elections. The activists were held on Thursday on suspicion of torching homes of members oj the governing Zanu-PF in Shamva, north-east of Harare, the police said. Thj MDC #ften accuses the authorities of intimidating its supporterQ. News of the arrests comes amid expectation of the returL o$ MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai for the campaign. 5/6 Letters 145 UK paper review 148 News Index 102 Flash 150 Regional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

P142 CEEFAX 1 142 Mon 12 May 19:52/25     "£££"£££"£££ → Gaza blackouts aR fuel runs low There have been widespread electricity@ blackouts in the Gaza Strip after the territory's only power plaJt shut dowL. It ran out of fuel bjcaus$ Israel haR not allowed any fuel deliveries fgr the past five days, officials say. Last year, the Israeli cabinet approved the use of fuel cuts to put pressure on Palestinian militants in the territory. But aid agencies are warning that essential civilian services will be badly affected umless fuel shipments are permitted soon. 6/6 Letters 145 UK paper review )48 News Index 102 Flash 150 Regional 160 This Day News Indx Extra Main Menu

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