Listings
: Breakfast News
Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News every quarter hour.: Kilroy
Live discussion programme.: Hot Chefs
Chefs Rosamund Grant and Chris Baxter present creative Caribbean food: masquerade, a colourful fish dish.Recipe on Ceefax page 615
Contributors
Chef:
Rosamund
Grant
Chef:
Chris
Baxter
: News
and Regional News; Weather: Pinny's House
Cartoon.: Happy Memories
A look back at viewers' favourite moments. This week's guest is author Hannah Hauxwell. Presented by Cliff Michelmore and Wendy Gibson.Contributors
Unknown:
Hannah
Hauxwell.
Presented By:
Cliff
Michelmore
Presented By:
Wendy
Gibson.
: News
and Regional News; Weather: No Kidding
With Mike Smith and Kate CopstickFamily quiz show.
(Stereo)
Contributors
Presenter:
Mike
Smith
Presenter:
Kate
Copstick
: People Today
Miriam Stoppard discusses maternity benefits and there's a phone-in with Russell Grant. With Adrian Mills and Mairi Maciver.Contributors
Unknown:
Miriam
Stoppard
Unknown:
Russell
Grant.
Unknown:
Adrian
Mills
Unknown:
Mairi
MacIver.
: News
and Regional News; Weather: One O'Clock News
Followed by Weather: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) ● STEREO● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
: Going for Gold
Quiz for European contestants hosted by Henry Kelly.Contributors
Unknown:
Henry
Kelly.
: Snooker
The quarter-finals of the UK Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston. If the draw goes according to the formbook,Jimmy White will be on table 1, and John Parrott on table 2.
Contributors
Unknown:
Jimmy
White
Unknown:
John
Parrott
: Children's BBC
With Andi Peters.Dooby's Duck Truck
Cartoon. The travelling rock concert arrives at the London Planetarium.
Contributors
Presenter (Children's BBC):
Andi
Peters
: Bananaman
Cartoon.: FLIP
Comedy series.Mr Brindle is expecting the arrival of his new assistant. But
Shirley doesn't know whether she's coming or going. ● STEREO
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr
Brindle
: The Chipmunks
Cartoon. An Irish boy makes the Chipmunks' wishes come true.: Artifax
Dannii Minogue, Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer talk about their favourite objects in this style and design magazine.Today: a hair salon that makes your hair longer, the lowdown on footwear, the proper way to apply face make-up and putting style into a toothbrush. With ' Margot Wilson and Helen Fort.
Contributors
Unknown:
Vic
Reeves
Unknown:
Bob
Mortimer
Unknown:
Margot
Wilson
Unknown:
Helen
Fort.
: Newsround
News for children.: Byker Grove
The18-part children's drama series set in a youth club.11: Jemma's and Angel's critics cause mayhem while Donna makes a plea for help. Geoff finds his life in Fraser's hands.
Episode written by Wally K Daly
A Zenith North production for BBCtv (Part 12 on Friday)
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
Written By:
Wally K
Daly
: Neighbours
Pam and Doug finally learn the truth about Cody and Todd's relationship. A movie outing has an unexpected ending for Josh and Melissa.(For cast see Monday)
(Shown at 1.30pm)
(Stereo)
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
: Six O'Clock News
Andrew Harvey and Moira Stuart with all the latest national and international news plus reports fromBBC correspondents at home and abroad.
Weather Bernard Davey
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
Unknown:
Bernard
Davey
: Wogan
Conversation and entertainment with Terry Wogan and his guests direct from Television Centre.* STEREO
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
: Tomorrow's World
Canary WharfThe live magazine show that covers the latest developments in science, technology, medicine and the environment.
This week: from Britain's tallest skyscraper, a look at building construction and controversy at Canary Wharf, London's Dockland development project.
Tomorrow's Worldexplains how, using the latest in high-rise technology, the tower grew by a floor each week. The programme also reveals why the building is patrolled by a climbing robot, and how it pumps air into a fire.
But while its technical heights are indisputable, the project's future is up in the air unless it can satisfy the concerns of local residents and meet the needs of city commuters.
Presented by Kate Bellingham , John Diamond , Judith Hann and Howard Stableford.
Producer Martin Mortimore
Editor Dana Purvis
● STEREO
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
● INFORMATION LINE: 0[number removed].
Calls are charged at 36p a minute cheap rate, 48p at all other times.
Contributors
Presented By:
Kate
Bellingham
Presented By:
John
Diamond
Presented By:
Judith
Hann
Producer:
Martin
Mortimore
Editor:
Dana
Purvis
: Specials
Drama series telling the story of five ordinary men and women from different walks of life who step out of line to become special constables.While Redwood and PC Coles become trapped in a dangerous twilight world of car thieves, Viv Smith is accused of theft and ostracised by her colleagues as they celebrate Anjali Shah 's commendation for bravery.
Created, written and produced by Brian Degas and Harry Robertson Director Chnstopher Baker ● STEREO
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
Unknown:
Viv
Smith
Unknown:
Anjali
Shah
Produced By:
Brian
Degas
Unknown:
Harry
Robertson
Director:
Chnstopher
Baker
Bob Loach:
Martin
Cochrane
Freddy Calder:
Ron
Donachie
JohnRedwood:
Brian
Gwaspari
Viv Smith:
Cindy
O'Callaghan
Anjali Shah:
Kim
Vithana
Sgl McAllister:
Campbell
Morrison
Chief Supt Ellsmore:
Robert
Swann
PC Coles:
Glenn
Doherty
DC Whittaker:
Stephen
Churchett
SDO Barker:
Bruce
Alexander
Sandra Gibson:
Lesley
Duff
Noreen Loach:
Polly
Hemingway
Dicky Padgett:
Richard
Heffer
Uncle Ram:
Badi
Uzzaman
Mrs Calder:
Jean
Heywood
Gomez:
Damien
Thomas
Mrs Lawson:
Jean
Reeve
Warren Lawson:
Tony
Hirst
: Points of View
Presented by Anne Robinson. Producer Paul Smith ● STEREO0 WRITE TO: Points of View, BBCtv Centre, London W 12 7RJ: or you can telephone on 08 1 -[number removed]. 0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 113 3
Contributors
Presented By:
Anne
Robinson.
Producer:
Paul
Smith
: Nine O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis. Regional NewsWeather Bernard Davey
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis.
: DEA: The Birthday Party
Fifth of a six-part documentary series following agents from the US Drug Enforcement Administration as they risk kidnap, torture and death to penetrate the vicious world of the drug traffickers."We're excitement freaks. A lot of weird people. We're all looking for action. We go to the most obscure, and sometimes the most dangerous, parts of the world and we like it."
Don Ferrarone is the US Drug Enforcement Administration's boss in Bolivia, a country where cocaine is estimated to earn at least one third of the gross national product. Ferrarone faces impossible terrain, meagre resources, inadequate communications and the inevitable corruption as he hunts down three of the country's top ten narco-traffickers.
(Stereo)
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
Contributors
Subject:
Don
Ferrarone
Producer:
Christopher
Jeans
Executive Producer:
Paul
Hamann
: Sportsnight
With Desmond Lynam.Football
A double bill of cup football - highlights from one of the major games in the third phase of the European club competitions plus highlights from the FA Cup first round replays.
Snooker
The quarter-final stage of the 1991 UK Championship.
Boxing
Reflections on a big weekend of heavyweight boxing. World Champion Evander Holyfield met Italian Francesco Damiani , while British contender Lennox
Lewis fought Tyrell Biggs.
Rallying
The Lombard RAC Rally concludes today and Steve Rider reports on how the whole event has progressed from start to finish.
Plus news and results.
Producer Vivien Kent
Editor Brian Barwick
● SPORTS PERSONALITY COUPON: page 12
Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Lynam.
Unknown:
Evander
Holyfield
Unknown:
Francesco
Damiani
Unknown:
Tyrell
Biggs.
Unknown:
Steve
Rider
Producer:
Vivien
Kent
Editor:
Brian
Barwick
: Weather
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