Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Adam Shaw and Sara Coburn.Timetable on Monday................................
Contributors
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb at the Conservative Party Conference, and Sara Cobum in the studio. Timetable on MondayContributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Sara
Cobum
: Mastermind Masters
A classicfinal from the past 25 years.: The Fanelli Boys
Oh My Papas. While Theresa and UncleAngelo are on holiday, the boys are left to look after Becky's two kids...........
: News
Regional News; Weather: Conference Live 95
Nick Ross presents live coverage from the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool. With Anne Perkins and Jon Sopel. Continued at2.10pmonBBC2. Stereo .......Includingat 11.00 and 12.00 News Subtitled Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Ross
Unknown:
Anne
Perkins
Unknown:
Jon
Sopel.
: Neighbours
Detailsat5.35pm Stereo: Hawkeye
The Child. Hawkeye and Elizabeth cross swords overan orphaned infant.Stereo...............................................
Followed by The Nation's Favourite Poems
With Terry Waite.
Repeated from Sunday For details see page 66
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Waite.
: Island Race
John McCarthy and Sandi Toksvigtravel from Orkney to Whitby.Shown yesterday at 7.00pm Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
John
McCarthy
Unknown:
Sandi
Toksvigtravel
: The Great British Quiz
Challenging general knowledge quiz. With Philip Hayton.Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Hayton.
: Ants in Your Pants
Otis the Aardvark introduces three cartoons for younger viewers.: Chucklevision
The boys go to a health farm. Rpt Stereo .................: Get Your Own Back
Game show where adults are given a hard time.: Pirates
Helen Kitten comes face to face with Roger's fiercesome ex-wife,Molly Blood. Gran overhears a plan to fling her on the scrapheap and Roger discovers that he has three wishes.
Written by Rebecca Stevens and PeterTabem
Contributors
Unknown:
Molly
Blood.
Written By:
Rebecca
Stevens
Roger Bones:
Paul
Bown
Lambkin Bones:
Hayley
Elliott
Man in the sack ::
Paul
Filipiak
Abigail Blood:
Liz
Smith
Molly Blood:
Buffy
Davis
Helen Kitten:
Debby
Bishop
Lawrence Kitten:
Benjamin
Rennis
Grog Blossom Kate:
Rebecca
Stevens
Site manager:
Andrew
Livingston
Drain doctor:
Roger
Sloman
: Blue Peter
In NationalAsthma Week the team launch the largest survey ever conducted on childhood asthma. To take part ringfreephone [number removed]. Lines are open between 9am and 10pm until 15 October.
: Neighbours
Libby decides to become a writer, Philip is desperate to lose weight and Annalise faces treatment for cancer.Shown at 1.30pm Stereo
Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Annehaddy
Cody Willis:
Peta
Brady
Lou Carpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Cheryl Stark:
Caroline
Gillmer
Danielle Stark:
Eliza
Szonert
Brett Stark:
Brett
Blewitt
Annalise Hartman:
Kimberley
Davies
Philip Martin:
Ian
Rawlings
Hannah Martin:
Rebecca
Ritters
Mark Gottlieb:
Bruce
Samazan
Serendipity Ren Gottlieb:
Raelee
Hill
Rick Alessi:
Dan
Falzon
Sam Kratz:
Richard
Grieve
Martene Kratz:
Moya
O'Sullivan
Kart Kennedy:
Alan
Fletcher
Susan Kennedy:
Jackie
Woodburne
Libby Kennedy:
Kym
Valentine
Malcolm Kennedy:
Benji
McNair
Billy Kennedy:
Jesse
Spencer
BiancaZanotti:
Annie
Gagliard
Jen Handley:
Alyce
Platt
Angie Rebecchi:
Lesley
Baker
Stonefish Rebecchi:
Anthony
Engleman
Big Kev Rebecchi:
Don
Bridges
Jarrod Toadfish Rebecchi:
Ryan
Moloney
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. SubtitledWeather Ian McCaskill ...................
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Regional news magazine
See Monday fordetails .............................: This Is Your Life
Michael Aspel springs more surprises and reunions on unsuspecting guests. Director Brian Klein ; Producer Malcolm MorrisFollowed by The Nation's Favourite Poems
With Annette Crosbie.
Repeated from Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Aspel
Director:
Brian
Klein
Producer:
Malcolm
Morris
Unknown:
Annette
Crosbie.
: As Time Goes By
While Jean hunts for a manager to run the new agency, Lionel writes an outline for an American mini-series based on theirown romance.Written by Bob Larbey ; Producer Sydney Lotterby Executive producer Phillip Jones
Contributors
Written By:
Bob
Larbey
Producer:
Sydney
Lotterby
Producer:
Phillip
Jones
Jean:
Judi
Dench
Lionel:
Geoffrey
Palmer
Judith:
Moira
Brooker
Alistair:
Philip
Bretherton
Sandy:
Jenny
Funnell
: How Do They Do That?
The series which explains it all, with Eamonn Holmes and Jenny Hull. This week, how drag-car racers get from 0 to 240mph in six seconds and how"human mole" Peter Faulding burrows under ruined buildings to rescue survivors. Plus, British swimmer Alison Streeter , who has swum the Channel some 32 times.
Producers Gill Stribling-Wright and Martin Lucas Executive producer Alan Boyd
Contributors
Unknown:
Eamonn
Holmes
Unknown:
Jenny
Hull.
Unknown:
Peter
Faulding
Unknown:
Alison
Streeter
Producers:
Gill
Stribling-Wright
Producers:
Martin
Lucas
Producer:
Alan
Boyd
: Points of View
Anne Robinson presents the series in which viewers deliver their verdict on recent BBC television programmes. Write to Points of View, BBCtv,London W 12 7RJ. Ortelephone/fax on (0181) [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
WithPeterSissons. Regional NewsWeather Ian McCaskill .................
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: People's Century 1930 - Sporting Fever
The turbulent changes of the 20th century from the point of view of ordinary people. Tonight, the story of how sport was exploited as a business and for national prestige. See today's choices.Producer Mark Davis ; Executive producer
Peter Pagnamenta Repeated next Monday on BBC2 Stereo
♦Witness Billy O'Donnell : page 37
Contributors
Producer:
Mark
Davis
Producer:
Peter
Pagnamenta
Unknown:
Billy
O'Donnell
: Sportsnight
Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen and Jimmy Hill. International FootballEngland's preparationsfor next year's European Championships continue with a friendly against Norway in Oslo. England's last visit resulted in defeat and the end of their 1994 World Cup hopes. Highlights of tonight's game, with commentary by John Motson and TrevorBrooking.
Plus, highlights from this evening's crucial European Championship qualifying matches in Group 6, where the Republic of Ireland take on Latvia in Dublin and Northern Ireland visit
Lichtenstein. There's also action from
Wales v Germany in Cardiff, brief highlights of Scotland's friendly in Sweden and news of all the other
European Championship qualifiers. Rugby League
England will be lookingfor a convincing victory against Fiji, who are making theirfirst appearance in the World Cup... Highlights of this evening's match from Wigan's Central Park.
Editor Brian Barwick Stereo
♦ Alan Hansen : page 47
Followed by The Nation's Favourite Poems
WithKrissAkabusi.
Repeated from Saturday
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Alan
Hansen
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hill.
Commentary By:
John
Motson
Editor:
Brian Barwick
Stereo
Unknown:
Alan
Hansen
: Kill!
Thriller starringJames Mason
Someone is killing the world's top drugs pushers and Interpol suspect one of their own. Theirtop agent is sent to intercept a large heroin shipment and catch the rogue vigilante.
Director Romain Gary (1972) * FILM REVIEWS pages 59-64
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Mason
Director:
Romain
Gary
Alan:
James
Mason
Emily:
Jean
Seberg
Killian:
Stephen
Boyd
Chief:
Curt
Jurgens
Inspector:
Daniel
Emilfork
Lawyer:
Henri
Garcin
: Weather
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