31.   THE row over the use of the Red Cross symbol by a Cleveland aid charity appears to have been resolved.

32.   A COUNCIL has been accused of putting politics before people in a planning row over a Pizza takeaway.

33.   Former policeman Tom Finnegan was told to leave the house in Middleton St George, near Darlington in a row over unpaid rent.

34.   THOUSANDS of dentists are set to take industrial action by refusing to treat NHS patients in a row over Government cash subsidies.

35.   Mr Boyle was alleged to have struck him with the crowbar in a row over the sale of T-shirts.

36.   HEALTH secretary William Waldegrave has been called in to settle the row over an impending shake-up of health care in the North-East.

37.   The row over what Labour would do with the water industry is a graphic first flare-up in that debate.

38.   JOHN Major attempted to distance himself yesterday from a renewed row over Tory intervention in the US election which threatens to overshadow his first meeting with President Clinton.

39.   CONSERVATIVE rebels faced a backlash from senior back-bench colleagues last night during a furious row over Maastricht.

40.   THE GOVERNMENT has moved to defuse a growing row over its plan to introduce foreign language teaching for all Scottish primary pupils.