Featuring 10.40 Consumer Sleuth 10.45 Needlecraft 11.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News; Weather 11.05 TV Comment 11.10 Agony Phone-in 11.20 Star Guest of the Day
11.30 Video Horoscope 11.40Touch of Love
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Comedy spy thriller starring Dirk Bogarde
A bohemian author unwittingly accepts a post with MI5.
Director Ralph Thomas (1963) FILMREVIEWSpage«47-51
Contributors
Director:
Ralph
Thomas
Nicholas Whistler:
Dirk
Bogarde
Vlasta Simenova:
Sylvia
Koscina
Cunliffe:
Robert
Morley
Simenova:
Leo
McKern
Josef:
Roger
Delgado
Race day arrived but are the lads ready?
This week'sepisodes written by Fred Kerins A Zenith North production for BBCtv
Contributors
Written By:
Fred
Kerins
Marcus:
Oliver
Stone
Tim:
Michael
Yeaman
Kath:
Luke
Dale
Duncan:
Declan
Donnelly
Morph:
Tracy
Dempster
Gary:
George
Trotter
Lee:
Rory
Gibson
Fran:
Emma-Louise
Webb
After 25 years Holiday cuts down on its own vacation by returning for an extended series now, rather than in the new year. With the new brochures now published a year ahead, those getaway decisions are being made ever earlier.
The show's quarter-century will be celebrated in January when the original presenter Cliff Michelmore meets up with Jill Dando in Torremolinos, the very first resort featured in 1969. Also to come in the new series, guest reporters
Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke take to the road in America, and John Cole visits Spain and Austria.
Jill Dando, who introduces the first programme from the Seychelles, is joined this week by Eamonn Holmes , who travels to Minorca with a family on their first holiday abroad,
Kathy Tayier and her family on a trip to Dartmoor and Paul Gogarty on late availability holidays, and Sue Cook welcomes Sankha Guha
, a seasoned traveller on behalf of the Rough Guides. Producer Simon Shaw
Editor Jane Lush
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Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Unknown:
Jill
Dando
Unknown:
Linda
Robson
Unknown:
Pauline
Quirke
Unknown:
John
Cole
Unknown:
Eamonn
Holmes
Unknown:
Kathy
Tayier
Unknown:
Paul
Gogarty
Unknown:
Sue
Cook
Unknown:
Sankha
Guha
Producer:
Simon
Shaw
Editor:
Jane
Lush
Mark, Michelle, Clem and Shelley set off for their weekend away. Michelle gets some unwelcome attention while Shelley gets a shock. In the Square, Gita's suspicions are aroused again.
More stories in this new series following life in the Sheffield Children's Hospital.
Tonight a minor operation, but a major event for 6-year-old Abigail [text removed], who has her ears pinned back. Meanwhile, a teenage boy is rushed unconscious to the hospital after an accident at school.
Contributors
Producer:
Tracy
Cook
Series Producer:
Richard
Bradley
Captains Ian Botham and Bill Beaumont are joined by Tranmere Rovers footballer
John Aldridge , athletics star Colin Jackson , windsurfer Penny Way and cricketer
Angus Fraser to compete for sporting honour.
David Coleman referees.
Executive producer Mike Adley
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Botham
Unknown:
Bill
Beaumont
Unknown:
John
Aldridge
Unknown:
Colin
Jackson
Unknown:
Angus
Fraser
Unknown:
David
Coleman
Producer:
Mike
Adley
The powerful drama series starring Neil Pearson Connell's friend Kate is implicated in a sexual misconduct case. Meanwhile Clark's search for a missing royal tape brings him into closer contact with Angela Berridge.
Episode written by Rob Heyland
Producer Peter Noms ; Director Peter Smith
Contributors
Unknown:
Neil
Pearson
Unknown:
Angela
Berridge.
Written By:
Rob
Heyland
Producer:
Peter
Noms
Director:
Peter
Smith
Tony Clark:
Neil
Pearson
Harry Naylor:
Tom
Georgeson
Maureen Connell:
Siobhan
Redmond
Chief Supt Graves:
Robin
Lermitte
Commander Sullivan:
Hugh
Ross
Angela Berridge:
Francesca
Annis
JoyceNaylor:
Elaine
Donnelly
Richard Newman:
Bob
Mason
Kate Roberts:
Barbara
Wilshere
Chief Constable Harmsworth:
Bernard
Hill
ACC Jan Lewis:
Dearbhla
Molloy
Roger Boshier:
Michael
Kitchen
Thomas Wenleigh:
Michael
Pennington
Eric Hutchinson:
Colin
Salmon
Newspaper editor:
Tom
Chadbon
Chairman:
Eamon
Boland
The Portrait Now
After a major refurbishment, the National Portrait
Gallery In London is back in business this week as the Queen opens the new late-20th-century galleries and two major exhibitions of modern portraiture In the four months before the reopening, Omnibus filmed the private life of the gallery as it reassessed its role as a record of public and private faces.
The film looks at the gallery's traditions, discovers how portraits are commissioned, chosen, rejected and even improved upon, and invites visitors to give their opinions of the works on display.
Among those in the new exhibitions is John Mortimer , who sat for artist Tai-Shan
Schierenberg. "I don't like looking at myself at all, " says Mortimer. " shave in the dark without a mirror.... But I'm very proud of this portrait. It looks like how I feel."
Producer Patricia Wheatley Series editor Nigel Williams
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Mortimer
Producer:
Patricia
Wheatley
Editor:
Nigel
Williams
Film noir starring Dick Powell
Claire Trevor
Raymond Chandler 's famous creation, private eye Philip Marlowe , faces one of his toughest cases when hired by a suspicious ex-convict to find his former girlfriend.
Director Edward Dmytryk (1945)
Contributors
Unknown:
Dick
Powell
Unknown:
Claire
Trevor
Unknown:
Raymond
Chandler
Unknown:
Philip
Marlowe
Director:
Edward
Dmytryk
Philip Marlowe:
Dick
Powell
Mrs Grayle:
Claire
Trevor
Ann Grayle:
Anne
Shirley
Jules Amthor:
Otto
Kruger
Moose Malloy:
Mike
Mazurki
Marriott:
Douglas
Walton
Mr Grayle:
Miles
Mander
Lt Randall:
Don
Douglas
Dr Sonderborg:
Ralf
Harolde
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