The Irish Government are pressing for Britain to end the anti-terrorist laws despite a 1lb Semtex bomb being defused in Belfast and four paratroupers have been only sentenced to community service for assaulting a man in Aldershot.

Poor news from my clinic examination there was the flat wart-like patches were a cause for concern so that I had to stay and have a biopsy.

Then off to collect Jim from Wymondham and to be treated to another fine dinner by his wife Julie and with him to Carrow Road for the evening's cup replay match against Coventry which we won and awkward night

I awoke today to hear that the Irish Government are pressing for Britain to follow its example and to end the anti-terrorist laws.

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Read more: Wednesday 8th February 1995

With the rest of the country in a mild airstream, Scotland was still cold. Government hassled over teachers’ pay and national health failures.

Meeting Di's parents during a Cambridge trip, and then surviving Della's parents evening and more LibDem wrangles

After the whole country being situated in a mild airstream these last two days, cold weather was now back in the far north of Scotland to remind me of what the weather was like last week.

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Read more: Tuesday 7th February 1995

This month's summary will appear here at the end of the month 30 years after the relevant journal date, in accordance with the site confidentiality and security policies.

This month's summary will appear here at the end of the month 30 years after the relevant journal date, in accordance with the site confidentiality and security policies.

This month's articles will appear here at the beginning of the month 30 years after the relevant journal date, in accordance with the site confidentiality and security policies.

Bad news for the government on educational funding and privatised utilities salaries.

I was catching up with paperwork and successfully hunting with Sam before Di's meal and Vampire film.

Then dealing with Wiggly's problems and the LibDem wrangles

Troublesome news for the government today as they are facing a revolt by school governors over the current squeeze on educational funding and Labour have called for the government to resign before next year's EEC policy summit in view of the differences between cabinet ministers on European policies.

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Read more: Monday 6th February 1995