Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Sara Coburn and Adam Shaw.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb and Juliet Morris.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: Breakfast News Extra
With Juliet Morris.For details see Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: The Morning on BBC1
9.20 Can't Cook Won't Cook Two more reluctant cooks take on the cookery challenge with chef Lesley Waters.Stereo...............................................
9.45 Kilroy Topical studio discussion with Robert Kilroy-Silk . Stereo .....
10.30 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick Today, Dr Mark Porter 's medical desk, vet Michael Payne , fashion advice from Ollie Picton-Jones , and the Incredible Journey series continues with a look at the history behind everyday household items. Including at 11.00 News Subtitled;
Regional News and Weather. TELEPHONE (24 hours): (0 121) [number removed], or write to Good Morning, PO Box 5500, Birmingham B5 7AN. # See Dr Mark Porter : page 35
Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley
Waters.
Unknown:
Robert
Kilroy-Silk
Unknown:
Dr Mark
Porter
Unknown:
Michael
Payne
Unknown:
Ollie
Picton-Jones
Unknown:
Dr Mark
Porter
: News Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Turnabout Quiz game testing vocabulary, hosted by Rob Curling.Stereo...............................................
12.30 Going for a Song Antiques quiz with Michael Parkinson , Mariella Frostrup andTonySiattery Stereo ..................
Contributors
Unknown:
Rob
Curling.
Unknown:
Michael
Parkinson
Unknown:
Mariella
Frostrup
: Neighbours
Details at 5.35pm Stereo: Pebble Mill
Lunchtime entertainment show, presented by Ross King.Contributors
Presented By:
Ross
King.
: Snowy River: the McGregor Saga
Partnerships. Oliver Blackwood offersLuke financial backingto prospect for gold if he agrees to take on his son Frank as his partner. Rpt Stereo........................
Contributors
Unknown:
Oliver
Blackwood
: Moomin
Another adventure with the residents of Moomin Valley: Bitsa
Simon Pascoe and CaitlinEasterby show children how to make things from rubbish,
: Rugrats
Cartoon with the adventurous infants. Rpt stereo .: Out of Tune
Fifth in the seven-part children's comedy about a group of young teenagers who join their village choir. Street is sufferingfrom toothache.Written by Brian Jordan
Contributors
Written By:
Brian
Jordan
Vicar:
Nick
Maloney
Frankie:
John
Waterhouse
Chas:
Jane
Danson
Street:
Tim
Downie
Ice-D:
Jotham
Annan
Sheri:
Louise
Sullivan
Rachel:
Lianne
Islin
James:
Jonathan
Preager
Carol:
Charlene
Brooks
Lee:
James
Corden
Mickey:
Thomas
Maher
: Blue Peter
With Tim Vincent, Stuart Miles and Katy Hill.Rptd tomorrows. 8.00am on BBC2
Information can be accessed on the Internet, at [web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Tim
Vincent
Presenter:
Stuart
Miles
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
: Neighbours
Jen asks Luke to leave. Cody is jealous of Stonefish's ex-girlfriend.Shown at 1.40pm Stereo
Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Anne
Haddy
Cody Willis:
Peta
Brady
Cheryl Stark:
Caroline
Gillmer
Danielle Stark:
Eliza
Szonert
Philip Martin:
Ian
Rawlings
Mark Gottlieb:
Bruce
Samazan
Serendipity Ren Gottlieb:
Raelee
Hill
Marlene Kratz:
Moya
O'Sullivan
Karl Kennedy:
Alan
Fletcher
Malcolm Kennedy:
Benji
McNair
Billy Kennedy:
Jesse
Spencer
Jen Handley:
Alyce
Platt
Luke Handley:
Bernard
Curry
Stonefish Rebecchi:
Anthony
Engleman
Janine Stark:
Wilhelmina
Stracke
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. SubtitledWeather David Lee .........................
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
Unknown:
David
Lee
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday: Funny Girl ... a Tribute to Marti Caine
Comedian Marti Caine died lastNovember after a seven-year battle against cancer. Tonight's programme, hosted by Michael Parkinson , is a celebration of Marti's work since she won ITV's New Faces talent contest in 1975. Featuring contributions from fellow comedians Bob Monkhouse , Ken Dodd , Des O'Connor , Jim Davidson and Paul Daniels.
Producer Beatrice Ballard
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Parkinson
Unknown:
Bob
Monkhouse
Unknown:
Ken
Dodd
Unknown:
Des
O'Connor
Unknown:
Jim
Davidson
Unknown:
Paul
Daniels.
Producer:
Beatrice
Ballard
: Here and Now
News magazine presented by Sue Lawley. Tonight, Anastasia Cooke reveals the results of an undercover investigation into the hidden world of animal experiments.Editor Paul Woolwich
Contributors
Unknown:
Anastasia
Cooke
Editor:
Paul
Woolwich
: How Do They Do That?
Eamonn Holmes and Jenny Hull talk to Britain's first female astronaut Helen Sharman about life in space aboard the Russian Mir space station. They also meet the man who lost a leg to cancer, but who is now running with the help of a mechanical leg. Plus, reports on the making of a famous TV tea commercial featuring chimpanzees, and the explorer who survived for 43 days without food in the Himalayas.Producers Martin Lucas and Gill Stribling-Wright Executive producer Alan Boyd
Contributors
Unknown:
Eamonn
Holmes
Unknown:
Jenny
Hull
Unknown:
Helen
Sharman
Producers:
Martin
Lucas
Producer:
Alan
Boyd
: Points of View
With Anne Robinson. Write to Points of View, BBCtv, London W 12 7RJ. Or telephone/fax on (0181) [number removed]. E-mail address is: pov@bbcnc.org.ukProducer Annie Lewis
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson.
Producer:
Annie
Lewis
: Nine O'Clock News
WithPeterSissons. Regional NewsWeather David Lee .......................
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Lee
: Silent Witness
Fifth in an eight-part drama series starring Amanda BurtonDarkness Visible (part 1). Sam investigates the death of a young man, who was killed in police custody. See today's choices.
Written by Ashley Pharoah ; Producer Tony Dennis
Director Noella Smith Stereo Subtitled .
Contributors
Unknown:
Amanda
Burton
Written By:
Ashley
Pharoah
Producer:
Tony
Dennis
Director:
Noella
Smith
DrSamanthaRyan:
Amanda
Burton
DI Tom Adams:
John
McGlynn
DS Harriet Farmer:
Clare
Higgins
UamSlattery:
Brendan
Coyle
Sergeant Claire:
Ken
Stott
Allen Symonds:
Michael
Troughton
Trevor Stewart:
William
Armstrong
DC Kerry Cox:
Ruth
Gemmell
Marcia Evans:
Janice
Acquah
Wyn Ryan:
Ruth
McCabe
Ricky Ryan:
Matthew
Steer
Jenny Stewart:
Rebecca
Craig
Fred Dale:
Sam
Parks
PC Denning:
Philip
Glenister
Patricia Denning:
Gwyneth
Strong
PC Johns:
Ian
Shaw
Natalie Johns:
Cecile
Pallas
Tracy Tennant:
Kate
Fenwick
Stevo:
Lee
Whitlock
PC North:
Milo
Twomey
PC Jarvis:
Ian
Keith
Michael Pearce:
Dorian
Lough
Jeff:
Ian
Tolmie
Sarah:
Julie
Smith
Dl Hartley:
James
Aubrey
Colin Trafford:
Adrian
Schiller
Sergeant Lathwell:
Gregor
Truter
Sam'sfather:
Woolf
Byrne
: Sportsnight
Presented by Tony Gubba.Boxing Gary Jacobs - former British, European and Commonwealth champion - challenges Spain's Edwin Murrilloforthe IBF inter-continental welterweight title.
Plus, a report from Las Vegas, where Frank Bruno is preparingforthe defence of his WBC world heavyweight title against Mike Tyson this weekend.
Cricket Highlights from today's first World Cup semi-final.
Rugby A preview of the final weekend of this year's Five Nations
Championship. England play Ireland at Twickenham, while France visit Wales.
Rowing A report on Steven Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent as they prepare to defend their Olympic coxless pairs title in Atlanta this summer.
Producer Vivien Kent ; Editor Niall Sloane
Contributors
Presented By:
Tony
Gubba.
Unknown:
Gary
Jacobs
Unknown:
Edwin
Murrilloforthe
Unknown:
Frank
Bruno
Unknown:
Mike
Tyson
Unknown:
Steven
Redgrave
Unknown:
Matthew
Pinsent
Producer:
Vivien
Kent
Editor:
Niall
Sloane
: Why Would I Lie?
Comedy drama starringTreat Williams, Lisa Eichhorn
Cletus Hayworth is convinced his compulsion to tell lies just makes life more interesting. But when his parents die, he must swear, in writing, to spend his inheritance wisely.
Director Larry Peerce (1980, 15)
# See Films: pages 46-49 *
Contributors
Unknown:
Lisa
Eichhorn
Unknown:
Cletus
Hayworth
Director:
Larry
Peerce
Cletus Hayworth:
Treat
Williams
Kay Lindsey:
Lisa
Eichhorn
Jeorge:
Gabriel
Swann
Amy:
Susan
Heldfond
: Weather
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