Introduced by Mo Dutta.
10.35 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick With Stefan Buczacki's gardening tips, showbusiness round-up with Tania Bryer , and the winner of Good Morning's competition. And at 11.00 News
Subtitled Weather; Regional News and Weather. Editor Tessa Finch Stereo....
12.00 News and Weather subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill With Ross King.
Stereo...............................................
12.55 Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Introduced By:
Mo
Dutta.
Unknown:
Tania
Bryer
Editor:
Tessa
Finch
Unknown:
Ross
King.
Third episode of the second six-part series based on Mary Norton 's books. With Ian Holm , Penelope Wilton , Rebecca Callard , Sian Phillips ,
Daniel Newman , Paul Cross , Ben Chaplin. Adapted by Richard Carpenter
Contributors
Unknown:
Mary
Norton
Unknown:
Ian
Holm
Unknown:
Penelope
Wilton
Unknown:
Rebecca
Callard
Unknown:
Sian
Phillips
Unknown:
Daniel
Newman
Unknown:
Paul
Cross
Unknown:
Ben
Chaplin.
Adapted By:
Richard
Carpenter
Game show in which three contestants pit their wits against the clock and each other. Presented by Paul Daniels.
Competition Line: ring [number removed] (calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate and 49p per minute at other times). For a copy of the rules, send SAE to [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Paul
Daniels
Director/Producer:
David
Taylor
Tonight, a special edition from Sydney, Australia - the city that will launch the new millennium. The programme investigates a controversial plan to eliminate every last rabbit from the continent of Australia by introducing genetically engineered myxomatosis. Plus the scientific secrets of the Opera House, and what exactly do you do with a digeridoo trombone?
Presented by Carol Vorderman with Monty Don and Howard Stableford. Producer Simon Singh ; Editor Edward Briffa
Stereo Subtitled ......................................19 Further information on Ceefax page
Contributors
Presented By:
Carol
Vorderman
Unknown:
Monty
Don
Producer:
Simon
Singh
Editor:
Edward
Briffa
Continuing a short series of classic episodes to mark ten years of life in Albert Square. Den gives Angie a surprise present over Christmas dinner in an episode originally transmitted on Christmas Day 1986.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Contributors
Writer:
Tony
Holland
Producer/Director:
Julia
Smith
Den Watts:
Leslie
Grantham
Angie Watts:
Anita
Dobson
Lou Beale:
Anna
Wing
Pauline Fowler:
Wendy
Richard
Arthur Fowler:
Bill
Treacher
Ian Beale:
Adam
Woodyatt
Kathy Beale:
Gillian
Taylforth
Pete Beale:
Peter
Dean
Pat:
Pam St
Clement
Simon Wicks:
Nick
Berry
Michelle Fowler:
Susan
Tully
Lofty Holloway:
Tom
Watt
Dot Cotton:
June
Brown
Ethel Skinner:
Gretchen
Franklin
Sharon Watts:
Letitia
Dean
Mary Smith:
Linda
Davidson
Carmel:
Judith
Jacob
Jan:
Jane
How
Terry Wogan presents the show in which viewers and star guests are faced with moral dilemmas. This week: when a 15-year-old girl discovers that herfather is having an affair, should she tell her mother or keep quiet?
With comedian Tony Hawks, teenage journalist Emma Forrest and Rabbi Julia Neuberger.
Viewers can have the last word on the outcome of the discussion by phoning: yes: 089 1- 1 ; no: 089 1- Calls should cost no more than lOp. Series producer Kevin Lygo ; Executive producer
TrishKinane Stereo .............................
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Unknown:
Emma
Forrest
Unknown:
Rabbi Julia
Neuberger.
Producer:
Kevin
Lygo
Last episode of the drama about a police surgeon, starring Nigel Le Vaillant
An aerial photographer spots a corpse in a field. When DI Ken Johnson investigates he calls in Dangerfield to supervise the forensic examination. See today's choices.
Written by Don Shaw ; Producer Adrian Bate ; Director DianaPatrick Stereo
* See This Week: page 8
Contributors
Unknown:
Nigel
Le Vaillant
Unknown:
Di Ken
Johnson
Written By:
Don
Shaw
Producer:
Adrian
Bate
Paul Dangerfield:
Nigel
Le Vaillant
Joanna Stevens:
Amanda
Redman
Marty Dangerfield:
Sean
Maguire
Alison Dangerfield:
Lisa
Faulkner
Detlnsp Ken Jackson:
George
Irving
Shaaban Hamada:
Nadim
Sawalha
Nick Mackenzie:
Bill
Wallis
Kate Durrani:
Kim
Vithana
DC Nicky Green:
Tracy
Gillman
Julia Caxton:
Catherine
Terris
Lesley Burford:
Diane
Adderley
PC Nigel Spenser:
Mo
Sesay
Michael Burford:
Adrian
Horton
Claire Burford:
Nicola
Horton
Chris:
Nicola
Jeffries
Bill Burford:
Orde
Brown
' Drama based on William Wharton 'sbestsellingnovel, starring Jack Lemmon
Ted Danson , Olympia Dukakis
When a family crisis brings Wall Street high flyer John Tremont home to look after his elderly father, he finds a man very different from the one he thought he knew. Overthecomingweeksthe pair rediscover each other.
DirectorGary David Goldberg (1989)
* FILM REVIEWS pages 45-52
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Wharton
Unknown:
Jack
Lemmon
Unknown:
Ted
Danson
Unknown:
Olympia
Dukakis
Unknown:
John
Tremont
Director:
Gary David
Goldberg
Jake Tremont:
Jack
Lemmon
John Tremont:
Ted
Danson
Bette Tremont:
Olympia
Dukakis
Annie:
Kathy
Baker
Mario:
Kevin
Spacey
Billy Tremont:
Ethan
Hawke
DrChad:
Zakes
Mokae
DrSantana:
Jt
Walsh
Thriller starring
Terence Donovan
Ed Devereaux , Bryan Brown
Following the brutal hi-jacking of one of its armoured cars, Darcys Security Services is tipped off that a further robbery is planned. The target is their allegedly impenetrable vault holding 20 million dollars in gold.
Director Bruce Beresford (1978) * FILM REVIEWS pages 45-52
Contributors
Unknown:
Terence
Donovan
Unknown:
Ed
Devereaux
Unknown:
Bryan
Brown
Director:
Bruce
Beresford
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