Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Burden
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb and Juliet Morris.VE Day Memories: a close shave fora teenage soldier. Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: The Morning on BBC1
Introduced by Mo Dutta.9.05 Kilroy Debate. Stereo .........
10.00 News
Regional News; Weather
10.05 EastEnders - the Early Days
Angie has a ball at the pub's charity night. Written by Peter Batt
For cast see Wednesday
10.35 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick Featuring celebrity guests, agony aunt Deidre Sanders , cookery with Ainsley Harriott , Garden Guru with Anthony Henn , and John Leslie meets more unsung heroes of sport.
Including at 11.00 News Subtitled; Regional News;
Weather. Stereo ...........................
TELEPHONE: (24 hours): [number removed], or write to Good Morning, PO Box [address removed]
12.00 News
Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill Ross King and guests recall the music and humour of the war years. Stereo ..........................
Contributors
Introduced By:
Mo
Dutta.
Written By:
Peter
Batt
Unknown:
Deidre
Sanders
Unknown:
Ainsley
Harriott
Unknown:
Anthony
Henn
Unknown:
John
Leslie
Unknown:
Ross
Kingand
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) (Stereo): Going for Gold
European quiz.(Stereo)
: Columbo: Forgotten Lady
A retired Broadway star's planned comeback is thwarted, leading her to murder.(Rpt) (Subtitled)
: Children's BBC: Monty
Animation.(Stereo)
: Children's BBC: Fievel's American Tails
Cartoon.: Children's BBC: Watt on Earth
Episode five of a 12-part science-fiction comedy-thriller. Sean has a friend to stay.Contributors
Writer:
Pip
Baker
Writer:
Jane
Baker
Watt:
Garth Napier
Jones
Sean:
Tom
Brodie
Zoe:
Jessica
Simpson
Tom Ruddock:
Simon
Cook
Val Ruddock:
Heather
Wright
Oliver Johnson:
Jotham
Annan
: Children's BBC: Maid Marian and Her Merry Men
Continuing Tony Robinson's alternative Robin Hood comedy. The Sheriff takes everyone to the seaside.Contributors
Writer:
Tony
Robinson
Marian:
Kate
Lonergan
Robin:
Wayne
Morris
Barrington:
Danny
John-Jules
Rabies:
Howard Lew
Lewis
Little Ron:
Mike
Edmonds
Sheriff:
Tony
Robinson
: Children's BBC: The Lowdown
Children's documentary series, today profiling 10-year-old Sameer [text removed], an intelligent boy with cerebral palsy. Thanks to his new artificial voice machine, he is able to speak for the first time.Dr Mark Porter: page 39
Followed by Rewind
Today, a 12-year-old Dutch girl's memories of capturing a German heavy machine gun.
: Neighbours
Doug tries to mediate between Jack and Gaby. Rosemary invites Debbie to come to America for a long holiday.(Shown at 1.30pm)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
: Six O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.(Subtitled)
Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
Newsreader:
Martyn
Lewis
Newsreader:
Moira
Stuart
Weather presenter:
Michael
Fish
: Regional news magazine
(See Monday for details): Do the Right Thing
Terry Wogan presents another moral dilemma to be resolved by viewers, star guests and the studio audience. This week, formerjudge James Pickles , television executive JanetStreet-Porter and DJ Steve Wright discuss the dilemma faced by Evie, who has good reason not to reveal the whereabouts of a valuable diamond bracelet. Last in the series.
Viewers can have the last word on the outcome of the discussion by phoning: [number removed] foryes [number removed]forno
Calls should cost no more than lOp.
Series producer Kevin Lygo ; Executive producer
TrishKinane Stereo .............................
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Unknown:
James
Pickles
Unknown:
Steve
Wright
Producer:
Kevin
Lygo
: EastEnders
The Queen Vic football team faces its first match, and Sharon gives the Mitchells more than they bargained for.(For cast see Thursday)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
: A Question of Sport
On Ian Botham 's team are ManchesterUnited's Mark Hughes , the strikerwith nearly 60 Welsh international caps, and Nick Skelton , three-times winner ofshowjumping's Hickstead Derby.
Joining Bill Beaumont are Mike Gatting , who retired from Test cricket earlierthis year after scoring nearly 4,500 runs in 79 Test matches for England, and Kate Staples , British record holder in the women's pole vault and a regular as Zodiac in The Gladiators. With David Coleman
. Plus, the result of the viewers' competition. Last in the series.
Executive producer Mike Adley
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Botham
Unknown:
Mark
Hughes
Unknown:
Nick
Skelton
Unknown:
Bill
Beaumont
Unknown:
Mike
Gatting
Unknown:
Kate
Staples
Unknown:
David
Coleman
Producer:
Mike
Adley
: Hi-de-Hi!: A Night Not to Remember
Comedy from 1981, set in Maplins Holiday Camp.Jeffrey Fairbrother gets very drunk and has to be escorted back to his chalet by the amorous Yellowcoat Gladys Pugh.
Contributors
Writer:
Jimmy
Perry
Writer/Producer:
David
Croft
Director:
John
Kilby
Jeffrey Fairbrother:
Simon
Cadell
Ted Bovis:
Paul
Shane
Gladys Pugh:
Ruth
Madoc
Spike Dixon:
Jeffrey
Holland
Mr Partridge:
Leslie
Dwyer
Fred Quilly:
Felix
Bowness
Yvonne:
Diane
Holland
Barry:
Barry
Howard
Peggy:
Su
Pollard
Mr Pritchard:
David
Troughton
Bert:
Nigel
Williams
Sylvia:
Nikki
Kelly
Betty:
Rikki
Howard
Val:
Gail
Harrison
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons.Regional News
Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
Newsreader:
Peter
Sissons
Weather presenter:
Michael
Fish
: Party Election Broadcast
By the Conservative Party.(Shown at 10.30pm on BBC2 and 10.30pm on ITV)
: News 45: VE Day
First of six 15-minute programmes, presented by Sue Lawley, covering the last week of the war in Europe.See today choices.
Bringing the news up to date: p 32
Contributors
Presenter:
Sue
Lawley
Director:
Pieter
Morpurgo
Executive Producer:
Hugh
Purcell
: What Did You Do in the War, Auntie?: 1: The Factory of Entertainment
As VE Day celebrations approach, the first of a two-part look at the role of the BBC during the Second World War.Covering the first two years of the war, the programme presents memories of the original broadcasters plus wartime recordings from the BBC Sound archives.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
(Part 2 will be shown next Tuesday)
Auntie at War: page 32
Contributors
Producer:
Jeremy
Bennett
: Omnibus: Dave Stewart - Greetings from the Gutter
A profile of one of popular music's more complex personalities, drawing on interviews with family, colleagues - including former partner Annie Lennox - and Stewart himself.See today's choices.
Contributors
Subject:
Dave
Stewart
Interviewee:
Annie
Lennox
Director:
Mark
James
Series Editor:
Nigel
Williams
: Shag
Comedy starring Phoebe Cates, Annabeth Gish, Bridget FondaIt's South Carolina, 1963, and Carson a high-school graduate, is about to get married. Her three girlfriends decide to take her on a "last-fling" weekend at Myrtle Beach where they can't wait to meet boys and enter a competition for the latest dance craze - the "Shag".
(1988) (Subtitled)
Film Reviews pages 59-64
Contributors
Director:
Zelda
Barron
Carson McBride:
Phoebe
Cates
Caroline Pudge Carmichael:
Annabeth
Gish
Melaina Buller:
Bridget
Fonda
Buzz Ravenel:
Robert
Rusler
Luanne Clatterbuck:
Page
Hannah
Chip Guillyard:
Scott
Coffey
Harley Ralston:
Tyrone Power
Jr
Jimmy Valentine:
Jeff
Yagher
Mrs Clatterbuck:
Shirley Anne
Field
Senator Clatterbuck:
Donald
Craig
Elvira:
Pearl
Jones
: Weather
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