LONDON, ENGLAND (United News International) - British government forces ended a brief stand-off yesterday when they stormed the London studios of television giant Eurovision, killing all members of a neo-Nazi organization who had occupied the building since early morning. According to police spokesman Nigel Fellows, all hostages were released safely, including senior officers from the national banks of France, Spain, and the Netherlands. The bankers had been scheduled to appear on the program "Europe Today", until the program was cut short by the terrorist's armed assault. The group, calling itself "The People's Parliament", forced studio employees to broadcast a videotape manifesto for over four hours before the police, fearing for the safety of the hostages, intervened.
