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: Business Breakfast
Analysis of the main trading stories.6.00, 6.02, 6.15, 6.30, 6.45, 6.58 News;
6.15 Financial papers; 6.25 Sport; 6.29,
6.55 Weather.
: Breakfast News
With Nicholas Witchell and Sally Magnusson. News every 15 minutes.7.12,7.40,8.12,8.40 Business; 7.20,
7.50, 8.20, 8.50 Sport; 7.25, 8.25, 8.55 Weather, regional news, travel.
Contributors
: The Infinite Voyage
The Future of the Past. How scientists and artisans are working together to restore old masters and conserve the past for future generations.: NEWS
Regional News; Weather: Poddington Peas
Animation.: The Flintstones
When Fred invites the Rubbles to stay at his cave, too much togetherness proves to be a bad thing.: News
Regional News; Weather: Cagney and Lacey
The Daily Detective season continues with this episode from the second series of the drama about two NewYork policewomen, first shown in the early 80s and starring
Sharon Gless , Tyne Daly
Witness to an Incident. A policeman's career is in jeopardy, and Christine Cagney and Mary Beth Lacey are the witnesses who could prove his guilt or innocence. But their accounts of what they saw are very different, and the pressure becomes almost unbearable. (Tomorrow: Remington Steele)
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: Popeye
Another animated adventure with the spinach-guzzling sailor.: News
Regional News; Weather: Pebble Mill
Following the D-Day anniversary commemorations, today's guestsDame Vera Lynn , Sir John Mills and Charlie Chester share memories of their wartime experiences, in entertainment or in action in Normandy, with Alan Titchmarsh.
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: Neighbours
(Details at 7.00pm) Stereo: Wimbledon
Live coverage of this afternoon's men's and ladies' singles. The winners will take their places in the quarter-finals.Interviews with the players making the news by Sue Barker. Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Contributors
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Moira Stuart.Weather Suzanne Charlton
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: Newsroom South East
Comprehensive regional news: live reports and interviews affecting people in the south east presented by Tim Ewart , with sport from Rob Curling.EditorGuyPelham REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Contributors
: Neighbours
Mark's culinary skills and ethnic background are put to the test. Not content with stealing Rick's girlfriend, Darren now wants his job. Helen returns home to discover a lot of things have happened in her absence.Stereo
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: Private Investigations
The series which gives members of the public a camcorder in order to pursue their own investigations into something that troubles them, makes them angry, or excites their curiosity.This week: Sarah Brignall has spent a small fortune on anti-wrinkle creams over the last ten years. Now armed with her camcorder she's trying to penetrate deep into the advertising claims of the beauty industry to see if she has spent her money wisely. Farmer Martin Pitt has kept free-range hens on his farm in Wiltshire for years. He knows that they are contented and free but questions whether eggs sold in supermarkets under the label free-range are really the product of happy hens. Are free-range hens any healthier than battery and barn birds? Martin sends the eggs away to laboratories for chemical analysis and checks out first-hand the conditions hens really live in. Executive producer Debbie Chnstie
WRITE TO: Private Investigations, PO Box 5029, London W 12 6AG.
Contributors
: EastEnders
Sharon catches a thief red-handed and Alan receives a worrying letter. Desperate to find Frank, Pat thinks a trip to Clacton will provide her with clues, but is she following her heart or her head? Steve finally receives a message from Delia but is it what he has been waiting to hear?(For cast see Thursday)
: That's Showbusiness
Tonight's edition of the showbusiness quiz pits Sarah Vandenbergh (Lauren Carpenter in Neighbours) and comedian Bob Mills against actor Jack Douglas and Pebble Mill and Radio 2 presenter Judi Spiers. Hosted by Mike Smith.
Producer Graham B Owens
Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
With Michael Buerk.Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Contributors
: Panorama
Another in-depth investigation into an important issue of current concern.EditorGlenwyn Benson
: Today at Wimbledon
Highlights of today's matches, introduced by Sue Barker. Director Dave Gordon Producer Sharon LenceContributors
: Bullseye!
Comedy thriller I starringMichael Caine
Roger Moore
Two con men and their beautiful accomplice plan to steal a fortune in diamonds stashed in a safety deposit box by a pair of unscrupulous scientists who are dead ringers for the two rogues.
Director Michael Winner (1990)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-51
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: Weather
: BBC Select
RCN Nursing Update: Repeat of Unit 9: "Migraine: not just a headache".About this project
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