Listings
: Business Breakfast
Timetable on Monday: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb and Juliet Morris.Timetable on Monday .........................
Contributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: The Morning on BBC1
Introduced by Mo Dutta.9.05 Kilroy
Topical discussion with Robert Kilroy-Silk.
(Stereo)
10.00 News and Weather
Subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather
10.05 Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick
Featuring vet Mark Evans, needlecraft, the weekly fashion makeover, Lydia Thomas continues her campaign to raise awareness of the issues that affect Britain's disabled, and John Leslie endeavours to find the perfect date.
Including at 11.00 News
(Subtitled) and Weather; Regional News and Weather.
(Stereo)
12.00 News and Weather
Subtitled (news); Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill
Ross King with the best in entertainment on St Andrew's Day.
(Stereo)
Contributors
Presenter (The Morning on BBC1):
Mo
Dutta
Presenter (Kilroy):
Robert
Kilroy-Silk
Presenter (Good Morning... with Anne and Nick):
Anne
Diamond
Presenter (Good Morning... with Anne and Nick):
Nick
Owen
Vet (Good Morning... with Anne and Nick):
Mark
Evans
Reporter (Good Morning... with Anne and Nick):
: Lydia
Thomas
Reporter (Good Morning... with Anne and Nick):
: John
Leslie
Presenter (Pebble Mill):
Ross
King
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) (Stereo) (Subtitled): The Great British Quiz
General knowledge quiz presented by Philip Hayton.Contributors
Presented By:
Philip
Hayton.
: Cagney and Lacey: Greed
Starring Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly.The most popular game show on television is Luck n' Bucks, but something strange is going on behind the facade of the contest and Christine and Mary Beth are sent undercover to investigate.
Contributors
Christine Cagney:
Sharon
Gless
Mary-Beth Lacey:
Tyne
Daly
: Movie Magic
Today: digital enhancement.......: Noddy
With Toby Anstis. with Noddy and his friends. With the voices of Susan Sheridan and Jimmy Hibbert. BBC NODDY MAGAZINE: 80p, from newsagentsContributors
Unknown:
Toby
Anstis.
Unknown:
Susan
Sheridan
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hibbert.
: Mortimer and Arabel
The puppet comedy-drama continues.Arabel gets ready for the May Day show and the Duchess loses her brooch.
(Stereo)
: Dinobabies
Prehistoric animated fun.: Growing Up Wild
Terry Nutkins meets some reptiles and even learns how to milk a rattlesnake.Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am on BBC2 See This Week: page 61
: Grange Hill
Can Sam get to the final, and will Mr Parrott get to Germany?Written by Kevin Hood
Contributors
Unknown:
Can
Sam
Unknown:
Mr
Parrott
Written By:
Kevin
Hood
Sam:
Kevin
Bishop
Colin:
Colin
Ridgewell
MrParrott:
Peter
Leeper
Mr Hankin:
Lee
Cornes
Dave:
Paul
Bigley
Martha:
Dena
Davis
: Neighbours
A cricket legend comes to town and Cody decides to learn about first aid.(Shown at 1.30pm) (Stereo)
Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Anne
Haddy
Doug Willis:
Terence
Donovan
Pam Willis:
Sue
Jones
Gaby Willis:
Rachel
Blakely
Brad Willis:
Scott
Michaelson
Lou Carpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Lauren Carpenter:
Sarah
Vandenbergh
Beth Brennan:
Natalie
Imbruglia
Rick Alessi:
Dan
Falzon
Julie Martin:
Julie
Mullins
Philip Martin:
Ian
Rawlings
Hannah Martin:
Rebecca
Ritters
Debbie Martin:
Marnie
Reece-Wilmore
Michael Martin:
Troy
Beckwith
Annalise Hartman:
Kimberley
Davies
Wayne Duncan:
Jonathon
Sammy-Lee
Mark Gottlieb:
Bruce
Samazan
Cheryl Stark:
Caroline
Gillmer
Danni Stark:
Eliza
Szonert
Brett Stark:
Brett
Blewitt
Cody Willis:
Peta
Brady
Luke Foster:
Murray
Bartlett
Michael Whitney:
Himself
: Six O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey. SubtitledWeather Ian McCaskill ...................
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Regional news magazine
(See Monday for details): This Is Your Life
Michael Aspel springs more surprises and reunions on unsuspecting guests.Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Aspel
Director:
Brian
Klein
Producer:
Malcolm
Morris
: Here and Now
Current affairs magazine programme which travels the length and breadth of the nation, responding to the stories that matter and speaking to those affected by the politicians and decision-makers.Contributors
Editor:
Paul
Woolwich
: How Do They Do That?
Here are some answers to questions you always wanted to ask - and a few more. In tonight's show the question is asked how can aeroplanes fly upside down, a group of aerobatic pilots are enlisted to explain why. And the British scientists who have developed a super-tomato which will stay fresh longer, even when picked ripe to maximise the taste, explain how it's all done by genetics. Presented by Desmond Lynam and Jenny Hull.Producers Martin Lucas and Gill Stribling-Wright Executive producer Alan Boyd
Contributors
Presented By:
Desmond
Lynam
Presented By:
Jenny
Hull.
Producers:
Martin
Lucas
Producers:
Gill
Stribling-Wright
Producer:
Alan
Boyd
: Points of View
Anne Robinson with viewers' opinions on BBC television programmes.Write with your comments to Points of View, BBCtv, London W 12 7RJ. Or telephone/fax on [number removed]. The E-mail address is: pov@bbcnc.org.uk Producer Bernard Newnham
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Producer:
Bernard
Newnham
: Nine O'Clock News
With Michael Buerk. SubtitledRegional News
Weather Ian McCaskill .................
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Budget Response
By the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown.Shown at 10.30pm on BBC2 and 10.40pm on ITV
Contributors
Unknown:
Gordon
Brown.
: Between the Line: Unknown Soldier
When a computer boffin in the defence industry is found dead in his garage, Tony Clark is asked to investigate.See today's choices.
Episode written by Julian Jones
See This Week: page 8
Contributors
Writer:
Julian
Jones
Producer:
Joy
Lale
Director:
Ross
Devenish
Tony Clark:
Neil
Pearson
Harry Naylor:
Tom
Georgeson
Maureen Connell:
Siobhan
Redmond
John Deakin:
Tony
Doyle
Sarah Teale:
Sylvestra le
Touzel
Kate Roberts:
Barbara
Wilshere
Elite Hughes:
Eve
Bland
Sean Phelan:
James
Nesbitt
Zahida Khan:
Lolita
Chakrabarti
Abdul Khan:
Rashid
Karapiet
Martin Williams:
Ronan
Vibert
Geoffrey Gibson:
Tom
Bowles
Janet Young:
Laura
Davenport
: Sportsnight
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.Championship Boxing: Unbeaten Commonwealth middleweight champion Richie Woodhall defends his crown against former world champion and Midlands rival Chris Pyatt. This will be Woodhall's first major test as champion, while Pyatt will be looking to return to winning ways after losing his WBO crown in May.
Golf: A profile of Britain's Laura Davies - the world's top female golfer. Davies has had a vintage 1994 - this month she became the first European player, male or female, to finish top of the American money list.
Producer Vivien Kent ; Editor Brian Barwick
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam.
Unknown:
Richie
Woodhall
Unknown:
Chris
Pyatt.
Unknown:
Laura
Davies
Producer:
Vivien
Kent
Editor:
Brian
Barwick
: Broken Angel
Thriller starringWilliam Shatner " Susan Blakely
An enjoyable high-school dance becomes a night of terror when a young girl is brutally murdered. Then Chuck Coburn finds that his daughter is missing and begins a investigation into the world of street gangs.
Director Richard T Heffron (1988) ........... * FILM REVIEWS pages 69-76
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Shatner
Unknown:
Susan
Blakely
Unknown:
Chuck
Coburn
Director:
Richard T
Heffron
Chuck Coburn:
William
Shatner
Catherine Cobum:
Susan
Blakely
Shakti Velasquez:
Roxann
Biggs
Drew Coburn:
Jason
Horst
Jaime Coburn:
Eriks
Eleniak
Penny Bartmen:
Millie
Perkins
: Weather
: BBC Select
TV Edits 3 - French TV4: scrambled.About this project
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