Listings
: Breakfast News
Withjustin Webb and Andrew Harvey.Contributors
Unknown:
Withjustin
Webb
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
: Kilroy
Topical discussion.: Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick
Including 10.45 Room for Improvement11.00 News Subtitled; Regional News and Weather 11.05TV Review 11.10 StarGuest of the Day 11.20 Touch of Love 11.30 Patric Walker 's Video Horoscope 11.50 Medical Phone-In 12.00 News Subtitled; Regional
News and Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Patric
Walker
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo: Going for Gold
European quiz hosted by Henry Kelly.A Reg Grundy production for BBCtv
Contributors
Presenter:
Henry
Kelly
: Lucky Jim
British comedy based on the novel by Kingsley Amis, starring Ian CarmichaelAppalled by the posturing of those around him. Jim Dixon , a junior history lecturer at a provincial university, becomes a disruptive influence.
Director John Boulting (1957) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-53
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Carmichael
Unknown:
Jim
Dixon
Director:
John
Boulting
Jim Dixon:
Ian
Carmichael
Bertrand Wekh:
Terry-Thomas
Professor Welch:
Hugh
Griffith
Christine Callaghan:
Sharon
Acker
MrsWelch:
Jean
Anderson
Cyriljohns:
Kenneth
Griffith
: Secret Life of Toys
With Toby Anstis.The toys - Balthazar, Hortense, Ditz, Rugby and Mew - come alive when the humans leave the room.
Contributors
Unknown:
Toby
Anstis.
: Rude Dog and the Dweebs
Zany fun.: Watt on Earth
10: Watt tries his hand as a detective. This time it's Zoe who needs help.Contributors
Watt:
Garth Napier
Jones
Sean:
Tom
Brodie
Zoē:
Jessica
Simpson
Vol:
Heather
Wright
: The House of Gristle
Puppet fun. Vera's blue rinse makes Vic see red and Eustace go green.With Richard Robinson. Steve Nallon and William Todd-Jones .
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Robinson.
Unknown:
Steve
Nallon
Unknown:
William
Todd-Jones
: Blue Peter
With Diane-Louise Jordan, Anthea Turner and Tim Vincent.Contributors
Presenter:
Diane-Louise
Jordan
Presenter:
Anthea
Turner
Presenter:
Tim
Vincent
: Neighbours
Ramsay Street rallies in the wake of a disaster. Philip discovers that Annalise was ordered by Brad to report the smell of gas days ago.: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond. SubtitledWeather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Jennie
Bond.
Unknown:
John
Kettley
: Top of the Pops
A weekly look at the UK charts, with videos and performances from leading bands, and some pre-chart exclusives.Director Babara Jones ; Producer Ric Blaxill
Contributors
Director:
Babara
Jones
Producer:
Ric
Blaxill
: EastEnders
Phil loses his rag, while Grant loses his motor, and Gita pays Ian back in more ways than one.This week's episodes written by Jeff Povey and Barrie Shore
Producer Diana Kyle ; Director Bill Hays
(Omnibus edition is next Sunday at 1.30pm)
Contributors
Writer:
Jeff
Povey
Producer:
Diana
Kyle
Director:
Bill
Hays
Gita:
Shobu
Kapoor
Sanjay:
Deepak
Verma
Meena:
Sudha
Bhuchar
Pauline:
Wendy
Richard
Mark:
Todd
Carty
Michelle:
Susan
Tully
Arthur:
Bill
Treacher
Nellie:
Elizabeth
Kelly
Jules:
Tommy
Eytle
Pat:
Pam St
Clement
David:
Michael
French
Ricky:
Sid
Owen
Sharon:
Letitia
Dean
Grant:
Ross
Kemp
Steve:
Mark
Monero
Liam:
Francis
Magee
Bianca:
Patsy
Palmer
Natalie:
Lucy
Speed
Nigel:
Paul
Bradley
Debbie:
Nicola
Duffett
Clare:
Gemma
Bissix
Kathy:
Gillian
Taylforth
Phil:
Steve
McFadden
Jimmy:
Gerard
Kelly
Ian:
Adam
Woodyatt
Cindy:
Michelle
Collins
Richard:
Ian
Reddington
Carol:
Lindsey
Coulson
Robbie:
Dean
Gaffney
Charles:
Roger
Alborough
Tracy:
Jane
Slaughter
Vicki:
Samantha Leigh
Martin
: Ice Fox
In the Arctic winter, which is most of the time, the temperature plummets to 70 below freezing - or worse - and a gale-force wind piles ice-hard snow into impenetrable drifts. In this environment the ice fox, the size of a domestic cat, manages to thrive.Tonight's repeated Natural
World film follows the contrasting fortunes of two pairs of the foxes, one on the coast of Spitzbergen, the other deep in the Siberian tundra.
The brief summer brings in migrant bird life and temporary relief, as food is a little more easily available, but even in June the climate can change in moments and prey disappear.
"With the air so cold that your beard freezes to the camera," says producer Owen Newman , "you really appreciate how superbly adapted these little animals are. And they don'tjust have to fight the cold and the wind, they have to find food in a vast and empty land locked in snow and ice."
Producer Amanda Barrett
Series editor John Sparks
Contributors
Producer:
Owen
Newman
Producer:
Amanda
Barrett
Editor:
John
Sparks
: TV Heroes
Danny Baker presents a profile of children's television personality Peter Glaze. Director Teresa GriffithsProducer Caroline Wright
Contributors
Unknown:
Danny
Baker
Unknown:
Peter
Glaze.
Director:
Teresa
Griffiths
Producer:
Caroline
Wright
: Nine O'Clock News
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional NewsWeather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
: Cardiac Arrest
Third in a six-part gritty drama series about the people working in the NHS.The Killing Season. When an oversight of Andrew's contributes to a patient's death, his fellow doctors choose to close ranks rather than admit negligence.
Written by John MacUre
Producer Margaret Matheson Director David Hayman
An Island World production for BBCtv
Contributors
Written By:
John
MacUre
Producer:
Margaret
Matheson
Director:
David
Hayman
Dr Andrew Collin:
Andrew
Lancel
Dr Claire Maitland:
Helen
Baxendale
Dr Rajesh Rajah:
Ahsen
Bhatti
Dr Monica Broome:
Pooky
Quesnel
Simon Betancourt:
Danny
Webb
Dr James Mortimer:
Jo
Dow
Dr Graham Turner:
Michael
MacKenzie
: Harry Enfield's Television Programme
A collection of comedy sketches and caricatures.With Paul Whitehouse , Kathy Burke , Gary Bleasdale and Joe McGann. Director Geoff Posner
Producers Geoffrey Perkins and Geoff Posner A Hat Trick production for BBCtv
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Whitehouse
Unknown:
Kathy
Burke
Unknown:
Gary
Bleasdale
Unknown:
Joe
McGann.
Director:
Geoff
Posner
Producers:
Geoffrey
Perkins
Producers:
Geoff
Posner
: Question Time
Glenys Kinnock is one of the panellists facing questions on the issues of the day from a cross-section of the British voting public. David Dimbleby is in the chair for tonight's edition from London.Producer Prue Keely
Editor Alexandra Henderson
A Brian Lapping production for BBCtv
AUDIENCE: If you would like to be part of the Question Time audience please write to [address removed] to receive a questionnaire, or call [number removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Glenys
Kinnock
Unknown:
David
Dimbleby
Producer:
Prue
Keely
Editor:
Alexandra
Henderson
Unknown:
Randolph
Street
: The Local Government Elections
The voters of Britain deliver their first verdict of Mr Major 's tough political summer in today's local government elections. With all the seats up for grabs in London and the Scottish regional councils and a third of seats elsewhere, the elections will have an impact on everyone. But more than that, they could decide the Prime Minister's future.David Dimbleby introduces up-to-the-minute results and analysis. Director Rob Hopkin
EditorRichardClemmow
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr
Major
Introduces:
David
Dimbleby
Director:
Rob
Hopkin
: BBC Select
2.45 Benefits Agency Today: this month's edition comes from the West Midlands and looks at co-operation between local government and the BenefitsAgency. 65726525 3.00 RCN Nursing Update: Unit 1: Clinical Enteral Nutrition.About this project
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