A FANTASTIC clash between Britain an d West Germany came into the open last night. In tough and undiplomatic language, Premier Harold Wilson severely rebuked the West German Government in the Commons. He made plain his disgust at " leaks" in Bonn—and inaccurate leaks at that--of

Question: Is the Home Service Insurance Man a radio personality? i, Mr. Jones laughed and said: No, but he's better known shad many. Been calling on our• family for generations. Arranged my father's first industrial life policy. And I've got a big retirement policy. Uncle Sepdmo

HOUSE WIFE Betty Vickery accepted defeat as gracefully as she could yesterday after failing her second driving test in her steamroller. Dressed in a boileriuit, she is pictured above gazing disconsolately at the certificate that brands her a failure. But 34-year-old Betty offere

gun from behind the door and loaded it. Peters said that at this stage he was " seared " as he was not sure whom Tevendale was going to use the gun on. After they had drinks, Mrs. Garvie took them to an upstairs bedroom. The light was turned off and Peters and Tevendale waited f

P RESIDENT de Gaulle's decision to address France on radio only, and not on TV, at the height of the monetary crisis intrigued a great people many On two former occasions, when the dice were dramatically loaded against him, he adopted similar tactics : The French generals' revol

A YEAR AGO Brian Nagger, 33, was just another garret artist hanging his wares along the railings of London's Green Park on Sundays in prescribed fashion. One of those proverbial breaks came along in the voluptuous form of Jackie Collins, film actress, now novelist. She spotted Na