Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Paul Burden and Adam Shaw.6.00,6.15,6.30,6.45 News; 6.15 Sport;
6.27,6.58 Regional news; 6.40 Financial papers; 6.55 Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Burden
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb and Juliet Morris.Including a new daily feature for the next two weeks; Reasons to Remember, in which Bill Hamilton meets ordinary people who have made the news headlines.
News every 15 minutes. 7.12, 7.40,8.12, 8.40 Business; 7.25,7.55,8.25,8.55 Weather, Regional news, travel; 7.32, 8.32 Sport.
Contributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
Unknown:
Bill
Hamilton
: The Morning on BBC1
9.10Kilroy Topical debate,10.00 News
Regional News; Weather ..............[number removed]
10.05 Can't Cook Won't Cook Two more cooks are challenged by Ainsley Harriott.
10.30 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick Live magazine programme. Featuring Dr Mark Porter's medical desk and Rowland
Rivron on minor car crashes. Plus, John Leslie goes behind the scenes of Cruel Train - a new BBC drama starring David Suchet to be Screened next year. And at
11.00 News Subtitled: Regional News:
Weather. Stereo ................................88459
TELEPHONE (24 hours): (0 121) [number removed], orwriteto Good Morning. PO Box 5500. Birmingham B5 7AN. # See Dr Mark Porter: page 51
12.00 News
Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill Alan Titchmarsh talks to journalist and presenter Martyn Lewis. Plus, musicfrom the cast of Guys 'n' Dolls and a preview of the Canadian circus Cirque duSoleil. Stereo ......[number removed]SHOW BIZ QUIZ COMPETITION LINE: 0894 (calls cost 35p; iines are open until midnight).
: One O'Clock News
(Subtitled)Weather
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm)(Stereo)
: Knots Landing: Hints and Evasions
Vanessa turns to Tom Ryan for help.(Stereo)
: The Clothes Show
(Shown yesterday 4.45pm)(Stereo)
: Timekeepers
General knowledge quiz.(Stereo)
: Children's BBC: Postman Pat
Pat wakes up late and has a bad day.: Children's BBC: Dear Mr Barker
Viewers' questions answered.(Stereo)
Questions: write to Dear Mr Barker, [address removed]
: Children's BBC: Alvin and the Chipmunks
The chipettes discover diaries.(Repeat)
: Children's BBC: Phantom 2040
Futuristic animation series.(Stereo)
: Children's BBC: Grange Hill
Mr Robson has an idea for promoting the school.Contributors
Writer:
Alison
Fisher
Mr Robson:
Stuart
Organ
Arnie:
Aidan
David
Jessica:
Amy
Simcock
Rick:
Simon
Long
Joe:
Martino
Lazzeri
Robyn:
Nina
Fry
: Children's BBC: Newsround
(Subtitled): Children's BBC: Blue Peter
With Diane-Louise Jordan, Tim Vincent, Stuart Miles and Katy Hill.(Rptd tomorrow at 8.05am on BBC2)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Presenter:
Diane-Louise
Jordan
Presenter:
Tim
Vincent
Presenter:
Stuart
Miles
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
: Neighbours
Lucy's erratic behaviour could be a sign that she is using drugs. Cody gets another home at last and Mark discovers the clothing factory is nothing more than a sweat shop.(Shown at 1.30pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
See Children: page 57
: 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
: Newsroom South East
Comprehensive regional news, live reports and interviews on issues affecting people in the south east, presented by Tim Ewart. Plus, sports reports from Jonathan Wills.Editor Guy Pelham ....................................898 REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Contributors
Presented By:
Tim
Ewart.
Unknown:
Jonathan
Wills.
Editor:
Guy
Pelham
: Telly Addicts
Noel Edmonds hosts the final of the quiz which tests two teams's television knowledge. The Slade Appreciation Society play the Golden Girls and the victors will return next week to face a celebrity team.Competition Line: [number removed] (all calls under one minute). Line closes at midnight on Thursday.
Contributors
Presenter:
Noel
Edmonds
Director:
Graham
Wetherell
Producer:
Richard L
Lewis
: Watchdog
The spotlight is on crooks, conmen and what is good value for money as Anne Robinson and Alice Beer return with the stories that affect consumers in the 1990s. With reporters Chris Choi and Johnathan Maitland.Call the live hotline on [number removed] and tell your story to one of the researchers; or write to Watchdog, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Anne
Robinson
Presenter:
Alice
Beer
Reporter:
Chris
Choi
Reporter:
Johnathan
Maitland
Editor:
Steve
Anderson
: EastEnders
Cindy is back with a vengeance and Ricky returns from Paris to find a nasty shock awaits him. Mark decides to do some private investigation. Pauline fears Arthur is losing his grip.(For cast see Tuesday)
: The Thin Blue Line: Night Shift
Continuing the comedy series written by Ben Elton and starring Rowan AtkinsonThe station is invaded by the CID. Meanwhile, Grim is working with Scotland Yard - but Inspector Fowler is most definitely not jealous!
See today's choices.
Contributors
Writer/Producer:
Ben
Elton
Director:
John
Birkin
Producer:
Geoffrey
Perkins
Inspector Fowler:
Rowan
Atkinson
DC Kray:
Kevin
Allen
PC Habib:
Mina
Anwar
PC Goody:
James
Dreyfus
Sergeant Dawkins:
Serena
Evans
DI Grim:
David
Haig
PC Gladstone:
Rudolph
Walker
Maeve the sex therapist:
Sheila
Gish
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons.(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
Newsreader:
Peter
Sissons
Weather presenter:
Michael
Fish
: Panorama
Another in-depth investigation into and analysis of an important national or international issue.Contributors
Editor:
Steve
Hewlett
: Chef!: Rice and Peas
Gareth tries to impress his long lost father, but has to rely on Everton to create a Caribbean meal.Last in the series.
Contributors
Writer:
Peter
Tilbury
Director:
John
Birkin
Producer:
Charlie
Hanson
Gareth:
Lenny
Henry
Janice:
Caroline Lee
Johnson
Piers:
Gary
Parker
Lucinda:
Claire
Skinner
Everton:
Roger
Griffiths
Otto:
Erkan
Mustafa
Lola:
Elizabeth
Bennett
Quentin:
Oliver
Samuels
: Film 95 with Barry Norman
Films reviewed this evening include: Babe, a live action comedy about a young pig who thinks he is a sheep dog; The Swan Princess, an animated tale, featuring the voices of John Cleese and Sandy Duncan; and Three Wishes, starring Patrick Swayze as a drifter who transforms the life of a family in turmoil.Plus, a report from Wales, where Anthony Hopkins makes his directorial debut with August, based on Chekhov's Uncle Vanya. Hopkins also stars in the film, together with Leslie Phillips and Kate Burton, daughter of the late Richard Burton.
(Repeated next Saturday on BBC2) (Stereo)
Radio Times Family Video Guide: by Barry and Emma Norman. £8.99 from bookshops.
See Barry Norman : page 62
Contributors
Presenter:
Barry
Norman
Director:
John
East
Series Producer:
Bruce
Thompson
: Marathon Man
Thriller based on the novel by William Goldman, starring Dustin Hoffman, Laurence Olivier, Roy ScheiderIn New York, two elderly men are killed in mysterious circumstances. In Paris, an attempt is made on the life of maverick US agent Doc Levy. And back in Manhattan, Doc's brother Babe is soon to find himself part of a deadly plot involving the sinister Dr Szell, the Nazi known as the "White Angel". (1976)
See Films: pages 65-74 *****
Contributors
Based on the novel by:
William
Goldman
Director:
John
Schlesinger
Babe Levy:
Dustin
Hoffman
Szell:
Laurence
Olivier
Doc Levy:
Roy
Scheider
Janeway:
William
Devane
Elsa:
Marthe
Keller
Professor Blesenthal:
Fritz
Weaver
Karl:
Richard
Bright
Erhard:
Marc
Lawrence
Babe's father:
Allen
Joseph
: Weather
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