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Profiles brothers Martin, 29, and Gary Kemp, 31, and tells how they came to play Ronald and Reginald Kray in Britain's current film, `The Krays.'

Discusses the finances of Britain's royal family and the complicated way it has accumulated and is spent. INSET: How to be as rich as a Windsor..

Covers the birth of the Duke and Duchess of York's second daughter, Eugenie Victoria Helena, by emergency cesarean section on March 23. INSET: Monarch notes: Eugenie's royal cousins..

Discusses the separation of Britain's Princess Anne, 39, and her husband Captain Mark Phillips, 40, after 15 years of marriage. There are no plans to divorce, but royal-watchers have seen signs of the separation coming for a long time and are speculating on what will come next.

Discusses the Bee Gees phenomenal 1977 success of their `Saturday Night Fever,' and their less-than-spectacular US career since then. The brothers Barry, 42, and fraternal twins Maurice and Robin, 39, have spent twelve years battling their musical past and personal problems, and now have a new LP, `One,' and are on their first US tour since 1979. Personal lives and careers.

Reports on the scandal in Great Britain involving Princess Anne, 38, married for 15 years to Captain Mark Phillips, 40, and one of Queen Elizabeth's equerries, Commander Timothy Laurence, 34. The press released four intimate letters to Anne from Laurence. Marital problems; Relationship with Laurence; Possibility of divorce; Liaison rumors.

Profiles John Major, 47, Britain's new prime minister. He succeeds Margaret Thatcher, who named him foreign secretary in 1989 and later chancellor of the exchequer. Background; Political career; Family life.

Talks about the festivities surrounding the August 4, 1989 birthday of Britain's Queen Mother, 89, and Princess Beatrice's first birthday on August 8, and all the attention they received.

Profiles Seumas McSporran, 51, who has 14 jobs on the island of Gigha, off the west coast of Scotland. The island has about 140 residents and is on the market for $4 million. Most of his training was on-the-job and most of his tasks are part-time.

Major Hugh Undsay, 34, was a longtime friend of Britain's royal family. He was killed in an avalanche while skiing with Prince Charles and others in Switzerland. Many in England feel Charles should stop taking unnecessary risks in life--he is a pilot, parachutist, and polo player, among other things--and act more princely. Death and reactions.

Profiles British actress Jenny Seagrove, 31, who has overcome anorexia, bulimia and a messy divorce, and stars as the tree-worshiping, evil nanny in the horror film, `The Guardian.' Role; Background and personal life; Career.

Profiles novelist Martin Amis, 40, whose debut novel burst on the literary scene when he was 24. His works; Reputation; Often compared to works of his father, author Kingsley Amis, 68; Father and son are both known for their skewering wit, cynicism, and bloated egos.

Recounts the terror of being caught in the crush of soccer fans in Sheffield, England, that left 95 dead and over 200 injured. Comments by survivor Chris Parsonage, 29.

American journalist and former ABC News correspondent Charles Glass was kidnapped last June in Beirut by Iranian-backed Shi'ite terrorists. Now reunited with his family in London, Glass tells the story of his abduction, captivity and escape. He says he made a hairbreadth escape--the Syrians say their government arranged his release. Story.

Offers a look at Martin Handford, 35, creator of the popular `Where's Waldo?' children's picture books. Handford has drawn four books of challenging crowd scenes and spawned an animated CBS show and 200-odd Waldo products. Background; Career; Sense of humor; Time.