Peter Sissons with the main evening news on Friday 25 April 1997, and concerns about terrorist disruption of the election are raised six days before the poll. Reports:
1) Jon Silverman on further IRA bombs targeting transport infrastructure, and plans to make sure polling day passes off smoothly.
2) Robin Oakley on the Conservatives' defence of their plans for the state pension.
3) Niall Dickson explains the Conservative plan.
In the second section:
4) Anne Perkins' campaign desk covers the Referendum Party's campaign, Paddy Ashdown's visit to Dorset, Michael Heseltine's vociferous speech, Sinn Féin's campaign, Labour crime policy, and John Major's abortive attempt to visit a Mosque.
5) Michael Buerk with an election briefing from the North West, including a profile of South Ribble constituency - sadly not showing the Liberal Democrat candidate "Timothy Farron".
6) Robin Oakley has a long round-up at the end of the last full week of campaigning.
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