Lewinsky eating pizza.(114) White House records show that Ms Lewinsky did not depart the White House until 12:18 a.m. and show that the President was in the Oval Office area until 12:35 a.m.(115) Ms. Lewinsky was still an intern when she says the President began receiving oral sex from her, whereas she was a full-time employee by the time that the President admits they began an "inappropriate intimate" relationship. The motive for the President to make a false statement about the date on which the sexual relationship started appears to have been that the President was unwilling to admit sexual activity with a young 22-year-old White House intern in the Oval Office area Indeed, Ms. Lewinsky testified that, at that first encounter, the President tugged at her intern pass He said that "this" may be a problem; Ms. Lewinsky interpreted that statement to reflect his awareness that there would be a problem with her obtaining access to the West Wing.(116) For all these reasons, there is substantial and credible information that the President lied to the grand jury about his sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky.(117).

AN OLD BAILEY judge has asked the Attorney General to investigate black activists for trying to turn the killing of a 16-year-old Asian schoolboy into a "racial cause celebre". Judge Graham Boal QC hit out at race campaigners who likened the murder of Manesh Patel to that of the black teenager Stephen Lawrence. Manesh, from Kenton, in Middlesex, died after being attacked by two white teenagers in a west London street in July last year, but the judge said it was a case of "bullying" with no racial motive - as did the victim's father.The judge was told activists bombarded Manesh's parents with telephone calls to try to persuade them to criticise the police and claim that the killing was racially motivated.He said: "It is extremely regrettable that anyone would think to approach Mr and Mrs Patel during the course of the trial. It would only have served to exasperate their distress at a very difficult time. In my view the Patel family treated the situation with considerable restraint.

This whole matter ought to be investigated by the Attorney General."Brian Altman, prosecuting, said Mr Patel was approached by Harrow Commission for Racial Equality to hold up a banner outside court He refused. "He also received a number of calls from unknown sources trying to persuade him this was another Stephen Lawrence-type case. Mr Patel has told me that he has nothing but praise for the police."He handed the judge a press release from an organisation called the 1990 Trust, whichstated: "Another bus stop, another murder, another miscarriage of justice".In June a 16-year-old from the Harrow area, who cannot be named, was found guilty of manslaughter.Another youth, 17, was convicted of causing actual bodily. Yesterday the 16-year-old was sentenced to three and a half years' detention, while the older boy was given 80 hours' community service.. THE MIND goes back to a hot July day in 1992 on the lawn of the Governor's mansion in Little Rock. Bill Clinton was presenting his dream ticket, unveiling as his running mate the Tennessee Senator Al Gore. The promise seemed boundless: two of the south's brightest sons, linking their destinies to lead America into the millennium Today, for Bill Clinton, the dream is almost dead.