1Rainbow Warrior Settlement Overnight, the two French agents convicted of the Rainbow Warrior bombing, Alain Mafart and Dominique Prieur, have left New Zealand overnight, bound for Hao Island. This occurred despite some dramatic last minute attempts to block their departure using the New Zealand legal system. Lawyer Colin Amery succeeded in delaying the extradition of the agents in the courts, only to have Solicitor General Paul Naser order a last minute stay of proceedings, bringing the private prosecution to an end. Has the final opportunity to gain more information about the sabotage operation from the agents passed forever with their flight from New Zealand? Discussion and viewer talkback with lawyer Colin Amery.

2Overnight, the two French agents convicted of the Rainbow Warrior bombing, Alain Mafart and Dominique Prieur, have left New Zealand overnight, bound for Hao Island.

3Crowds are beginning to gather along the Royal wedding procession route, ahead of Prince Andrew's wedding to Sarah Ferguson. A massive security operation is also underway in the area. On the eve of their wedding, the couple gave an intimate television interview.

4Thirty countries have now pulled out of the Commonwealth Games, but the biggest blow is the possibility of Canada withdrawing. Games officials are now asking remaining nations to send additional athletes.

5British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has attended her weekly audience with Queen Elizabeth II, and speculation continues within the media that the two are deeply divided over the issue of economic sanctions against South Africa.

6United States President Ronald Reagan has reaffirmed his opposition to the imposition of economic sanctions against South Africa.

7A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

8Rainbow Warrior Settlement Overnight, the two French agents convicted of the Rainbow Warrior bombing, Alain Mafart and Dominique Prieur, have left New Zealand overnight, bound for Hao Island. This occurred despite some dramatic last minute attempts to block their departure using the New Zealand legal system. Lawyer Colin Amery succeeded in delaying the extradition of the agents in the courts, only to have Solicitor General Paul Naser order a last minute stay of proceedings, bringing the private prosecution to an end. Has the final opportunity to gain more information about the sabotage operation from the agents passed forever with their flight from New Zealand? Discussion and viewer talkback with lawyer Colin Amery.

9A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

10Rainbow Warrior Settlement Overnight, the two French agents convicted of the Rainbow Warrior bombing, Alain Mafart and Dominique Prieur, have left New Zealand overnight, bound for Hao Island. This occurred despite some dramatic last minute attempts to block their departure using the New Zealand legal system. Lawyer Colin Amery succeeded in delaying the extradition of the agents in the courts, only to have Solicitor General Paul Naser order a last minute stay of proceedings, bringing the private prosecution to an end. Has the final opportunity to gain more information about the sabotage operation from the agents passed forever with their flight from New Zealand? Discussion and viewer talkback with lawyer Colin Amery.