Listings
: Best of British
Today: from teenage trials to adult actions, ladies prove their mettle dealing with life's difficulties, as depicted in the British cinema.: Liberal Democrats Live
On the second day of their conference the LiberalDemocrats debate workers' rights and unemployment.
Representatives discuss the policy document Here We Standconcerning constitutional reform.
(Coverage continues at 10,35am)
: News
SubtitledRegional News; Weather
: Rupert
Animation.: Liberal Democrats Live
Further coverage from the conference in Torquay. (Coverage continues at 2.1 5pm on BBC2)Including at
11.00am and 12.00
News
Regional News; Weather
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
: One O'Clock News
With John Tusa. SubtitledWeather Bill Giles.
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Tusa.
Unknown:
Bill
Giles.
: Winner Take All
Drama starring Shirley JonesEleanor Anderson is a compulsive gambler. She already has one broken marriage behind her and her problem now threatens her second: her husband has saved
$30,000 for a business venture but Eleanor has secretly gambled it all away.
Director Paul Bogart (1975)
SEE FILMS pages 40
Contributors
Unknown:
Shirley
Jones
Unknown:
Eleanor
Anderson
Director:
Paul
Bogart
Eleanor Anderson:
Shirley
Jones
Bill Anderson:
Laurence
Luckinbill
Rick Santos:
Sam
Groom
Eddie Gould:
Joyce
van Patten
Beverley Craig:
Joan
Blondell
AnneBarclay Mother:
Sylvia
Sidney
Leonard Fields:
John
Carter
: Tales of the Tooth Fairies
With Toby Anstis.Animation. Gisele and Martin manage to collect more milk teeth to add to Queen Elise's collection.
Contributors
Unknown:
Toby
Anstis.
: Moomin
Animation about life in Moomin valley.: The Further Adventures of SuperTed
Animation. Intergalactic war is about to break out betweenPlanet Stripe and Planet Spot. (Repeat)
: Run the Risk
Last in the series of the game show with Peter Simon and Shane Richie.Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Simon
Unknown:
Shane
Richie.
: Grange Hill
3: The diary is found but, more important, who has seen it?Robson is under pressure from the girls and Ray finally reveals his secret.
This week's episodes written by Alison Fisher
Contributors
Written By:
Alison
Fisher
Mr Robson:
Stuart
Organ
Mrs Monroe:
Anna
Quayle
Mrs Keele:
Jenny
Howe
MrBrisley:
Adam
Ray
Mr Hankin:
Lee
Cornes
Kenny:
Denzil
Kilvington
Ruth:
Joanna
Stride
Ray:
Kelly
George
Richard:
Desmond
Askew
Nick:
Gareth
Phillips
Justine:
Rachel Victoria
Roberts
Natasha Stevens:
Clare
Buckfield
: Neighbours
Dorothy accuses Cameron of character assassination. HasPam betrayed Doug?
Contributors
MadgeBishop:
Anne
Charleston
Jim Robinson:
Alan
Dale
Dorothy Burke:
Maggie
Dence
Toby Mangel:
Ben
Geurens
Doug Willis:
Terence
Donovan
Pam Willis:
Sue
Jones
Brad Willis:
Scott
Michaelson
Phoebe Bright:
Simone
Robertson
Lou Carpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Cameron Hudson:
Benjamin
Mitchell
Rick Alessi:
Dan
Falzon
Cathy Alessi:
Elspeth
Ballantyne'
Michael Martin:
Troy
Beckworth
Lindsay Steiner:
Jane
Longhurst
: Six O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons and Anna Ford.Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons
Unknown:
Anna
Ford.
Unknown:
John
Kettley
: The Brittas Empire: Sex, Lies and Red Tape
Rerun of the comedy series starring Chris BarrieGordon Brittas is trying to raise funds to buy a second trampoline so that Whitbury Leisure Centre can advertise "synchronised trampolining". To raise the £2,500 needed, Tim and Gavin are sitting in stocks having wet sponges thrown at them and Colin attempts a marathon juggle, which goes well until his balls get caught up in some high-tension cables.
(Rpt) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Writer:
Richard
Fegen
Writer:
Andrew
Norriss
Producer:
Mike
Stephens
Gordon Brittas:
Chris
Barrie
Helen:
Pippa
Haywood
Laura:
Julia St
John
Colin:
Michael
Burns
Carole:
Harriet
Thorpe
Julie:
Judy
Flynn
Tim:
Russell
Porter
Gavin:
Tim
Marriott
Linda:
Jill
Greenacre
Michael T Farrell III:
David
Crean
: EastEnders
Nigel and Sanjay play musical dogs. Pauline holds her ground while Arthur's life falls apart. Episode written by Joanne Maguire (For cast see Thursday)Contributors
Writer:
Joanne
Maguire
: The Skipper: Bad News
The third of a six-part series following the life of Roger Nowell, Newlyn fisherman and modern-day buccaneer.An armada of fishing boats blockades Plymouth Sound in protest against proposed Government legislation threatening to keep fishermen tied up in harbour.
Roger Nowell leads an attempt to stop a ferry entering port. But back home, the man from the Inland Revenue calls. Tax arrears have accumulated and Roger faces bankruptcy. For wife Nell it means sleepless nights, while Roger's solution is to return to sea and leave all his worries behind.
Contributors
Himself:
Roger
Nowell
Series producer:
Jeremy
Mills
Executive producer:
Steve
Hewlett
: 2 Point 4 Children: Badger's Bend
Starring Belinda Lang, Gary OlsenBill discovers Ben has a serious addiction problem and Rona makes the ultimate sacrifice.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Writer:
Andrew
Marshall
Director/Producer:
Richard
Boden
Bill:
Belinda
Lang
Ben:
Gary
Olsen
Rona:
Julia
Hills
Jenny:
Clare
Buckfield
David:
John
Pickard
Christine:
Kim
Benson
: Nine O'clock News
With Michael Buerk.Regional News
Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
: Crimewatch File
Crimewatch reconstructs the inside story of a major police investigation. Presented by Nick Ross.A Murderer's Game. On
Wednesday 22 January young estate agent
Stephanie Slater was abducted in Birmingham and held hostage. In a bizarre series of notes and telephone calls, the kidnapper demanded a ransom of £175,000 for her safe release and threatened to kill her if the police were called in. Detectives began a covert inquiry and links were established with another unusual case, the abduction and murder of Leeds teenager Julie Dart. In a secret operation the regional crime squad arranged to pay the ransom through
Stephanie's boss Kevin Watts. They hoped to arrest the kidnapper as he collected the money but they knew that they could be dealing with a ruthless murderer who was likely to kill again.
Producer Martin O'Collins
Executive producer Anne Morrison
Contributors
Presented By:
Nick
Ross.
Unknown:
Stephanie
Slater
Unknown:
Julie
Dart.
Unknown:
Kevin
Watts.
Producer:
Martin
O'Collins
Producer:
Anne
Morrison
: Soul Man
Comedy starringC Thomas Howell
Rae Dawn Chong White Harvard-bound law student Mark Watson has a problem: his family refuses to pay his way. Learning of a bursary for disadvantaged black scholars, Mark decides on a drastic course of action.
Director Steve Miner (1986)
SEE FILMS pages 40-45
Contributors
Unknown:
Thomas
Howell
Unknown:
Rae Dawn
Chong
Unknown:
White
Harvard-Bound
Unknown:
Mark
Watson
Director:
Steve
Miner
Mark Watson C:
Thomas
Howell
Sarah Walker:
Rae
Dawnchong
Gordon Bloomfield:
Ary
Egross
Professor Rutherford Banks:
James Earl
Jones
Whitney Dunbar:
Melora
Hardin
MrDunbar:
Leslie
Nielsen
Bill Watson:
James
Bsikking
Dr Aronson:
Max
Wright
RayMcGrady:
Jeff
Altman
: Weather
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