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P104 ORACLE 104 Sun22 Dec ITV 1914:52  1/3  WAITE DENIES ARMS  -FOR-HOSTAGE LINKS Former church envoy Terry Waite has denied any part in negotiating the exchange of arms or ransom for hostages Speaking in a BBC radio interview, he said he had no knowledge of Col Oliver North's arms-for-hostages deal. "There is no way in which the Church could or would have any dealing whatsoever" in such a scheme. He suffered physical beatings and mock executions during his captivity. The beatings stopped when his captors believed he had been dealing honestly > BIG MONEY & PRIZES - SEE p180 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV Guide
P104 ORACLE 104 Sun22 Dec ITV 1917:20  2/3  WAITE PRAISES  'COURAGEOUS' WIFE Freed church envoy Terry Waite appeared arm-in-arm with his wife outside his London home to thank well-wishers and supporters. His wife, Frances, embraced her husband and smiled as he praised her courage during his five years captivity. He said: "Can I present to you one of the bravest and most courageous ladies in England, my wife Frances?" Mr Waite also spoke warmly of other freed British hostages, and sent greetings to Jack and Sunny Mann in Cyprus. Of journalist John McCarthy, he joked: "He's a great sleeper." >>>>> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV Guide
P104 ORACLE 104 Sun22 Dec ITV 1912:34   3/3  EMOTIONAL WAITE SHOWS  KIDNAP BLINDFOLD Terry Waite came close to tears as he described his hostage ordeal in Beirut. He showed the blindfold his captors made him wear and a reading glass he used at other times, but became visibly upset and put them aside. In an interview on BBC TV, he described in detail his mock execution and how his captors disguised him as a woman and hid him in a fridge when they moved him. He also said Col Oliver North was a brave man in many respects but he "totally and entirely disagreed with the policy North followed". >>>>> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV Guide