Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Paul Burden and Adam Shaw.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Burden
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb at the Labour Party conference and Juliet Morris in the studio. Timetable on MondayContributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris
: Breakfast News Extra
With Juliet Morris.Fordetails see Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: Style Challenge
More makeover magic,: Kilroy
Topical Studio discussion. Stereo..: Can't Cook Won't Cook
Cookery challenge, with chefLesley Waters.
Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley
Waters.
: Labour Party Conference
Live coverage from Blackpool. Presented by Jon Sopel , with Diana Madill.Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather
Contributors
Presented By:
Jon
Sopel
Unknown:
Diana
Madill.
: One O'Clock News
Weather Subtitled ....1.30 Regional News; Weather
: Neighbours
Details at 5.35pm Stereo: Call My Bluff
Panel game.: Turnabout
The semi-final stage of the word game continues. With Rob Curling. (Stereo)Contributors
Presenter:
Rob
Curling
: A Week in the Country
Countryside activities and events. Presented Bob Langley , with Chris Packham and LindsayCannon. stereo.Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Chris
Packham
: Ants in Your Pants
3.30 Otis the Aardvark introduces cartoons, including William's Wish Wellingtons, Oakie Doke and TheLittle Polar Bear.
Contributors
Unknown:
Oakie
Doke
: Chucklevision
Paul and Barry encounter a mad professor.Written by John Sayle Repeat
Contributors
Written By:
John
Sayle
: Get Your Own Back
Game show with Dave Benson Phillips. Candidates for a plunge into the gunge are a mean swimming coach and a fatherwho won't let his daughter play with his toys. StereoContributors
Unknown:
Dave Benson
Phillips.
: The Demon Headmaster
Adapted by Helen Cresswell from the books by Gillian Cross Repeated Sunday on BBC2 Stereo Subtitled... # See Children: page 53Contributors
Adapted By:
Helen
Cresswell
Demon Headmaster:
Terrence
Hardiman
Mrs Hunter:
Tessa
Peake-Jones
Dinah Hunter:
Frances
Amey
Lloyd Hunter:
Gunnar
Cauthery
Harvey Hunter:
Thomas
Szekeres
Ian:
Anthony
Cumber
Mandy:
Rachael
Goodyer
Ingrid:
Kristy
Bruce
Rose Carter:
Katey Crawford
Kastin
Postmistress:
Annette
Badland
Simon James:
James
Richard
Mr James:
David
Bauckham
: Blue Peter
Presented by Tim Vincent , Stuart Miles , Katy Hill and Romana D'Annunzio.Repeated tomorrow at 7.55amon BBC2
Contributors
Presented By:
Tim
Vincent
Presented By:
Stuart
Miles
Presented By:
Katy
Hill
Presented By:
Romana
D'Annunzio.
: Neighbours
Cody takes a turn for the worse.Shown at 1.40pm Stereo Subtitled ......
Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Anne
Haddy
Cody Willis:
Peta
Brady
Lou Carpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Cheryl Stark:
Caroline
Gillmer
Philip Martin:
Ian
Rawlings
Hannah Martin:
Rebecca
Ritters
Sam Kratz:
Richard
Grieve
MarleneKratz:
Moyao
Sullivan
Karl Kennedy:
Alan
Fletcher
Susan Kennedy:
Jackie
Woodburne
Libby Kennedy:
Kym
Valentine
Malcolm Kennedy:
Benji
McNair
Billy Kennedy:
Jesse
Spencer
Stonefish Rebecchi:
Anthony
Engelman
Joanna Hartman:
Emma
Harrison
Angie Rebecchi:
Lesley
Baker
Toadfish:
Ryan
Moloney
LukeHandley:
Bernard
Curry
Pam Willis:
Sue
Jones
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.Weather David Lee Subtitled 73
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
Unknown:
David
Lee
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday 53: Small Talk
Game show, hosted by Ronnie Corbett. Director Rick Gardner : Producer Danny GreenstoneContributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
Corbett.
Director:
Rick
Gardner
Producer:
Danny
Greenstone
: Tomorrow's World
This week, a teenage inventor shows off a new device designed to make building walls easier. Plus, how a man who donated his bodyto science is helpingAmerican scientists to learn how ancient
Egyptians mummified their dead.
Presented by Shahnaz Pakravan and Howard Stableford, with reports from
Craig Doyle , Philippa Forrester , Jez Nelson , Vivienne Parry and Rebecca Stephens. Producer Saul Nasse ; Editor Edward Briffa
Stereo Subtitled 37
For further information see Ceefax page 623 or call the information line on (0181) Internet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/tw
Contributors
Presented By:
Shahnaz
Pakravan
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Unknown:
Philippa
Forrester
Unknown:
Jez
Nelson
Unknown:
Vivienne
Parry
Unknown:
Rebecca
Stephens.
Producer:
Saul
Nasse
Editor:
Edward
Briffa
: Auntie's TV Favourites
Next month the BBC celebrates 60 years of television broadcasting, an occasion marked by a gala awards night feting all-time favourite BBC programmes chosen by viewers. This first of five programmes features the stars and shows nominated for the two TV60 sit-com awards. Twelve clips from each class - performers and programmes - will be shown, and viewers may ring in with their votes. Phone numbers will be shown on screen duringthe programme and on Ceefax page 660 to enable viewers to vote for their favourites.Presented by Terry Wogan.
Director John Rooney : Producer David Housham
The second programme featuring comedy stars and sketch shows is on Friday at 8.30pm
♦See This Week: page 6
Contributors
Presented By:
Terry
Wogan.
Director:
John
Rooney
Producer:
David
Housham
: Big Cat Diary
As the wildebeest migration season reaches its peak, Half-tail the leopard and her surviving cub hunt by day and by night. Kidogo the cheetah must keep clear of a neighbouring pride of lions as she seeks food for her two youngsters. With Simon King and Jonathan Scott. Series producers Robin Hellier and Keith ScholeyContributors
Unknown:
Simon
King
Unknown:
Jonathan
Scott.
Producers:
Robin
Hellier
Producers:
Keith
Scholey
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons. SubtitledRegional News
Weather David Lee
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons.
Unknown:
David
Lee
: Beck
First of a new six-part drama series about a woman who runsLocate, a missing persons agency in London. Starring Amanda Redman
When she hears that human remains have been found near Reading, Beck fears that a teenager on the agency's books is dead. See today's choices.
Written by Paul Hines ; Producer Jacky Stoller
Director Maurice Phillips * See This Week: page 10
Contributors
Unknown:
Amanda
Redman
Written By:
Paul
Hines
Producer:
Jacky
Stoller
Director:
Maurice
Phillips
Beck:
Amanda
Redman
Therese:
Caroline
Loncq
Mick Farrant:
David
Hunt
Tally:
David
Herlihy
Muffy:
Nigel
Clauzel
Ralph:
William
Ash
Joe:
Timothy
Gleed
Kathy Mitcham:
Lavinia
Bertram
Gavin Mitcham:
Jack
Ellis
Market boy:
William
Mannering
Liz Fox:
Anna
Keaveney
Donna Fox:
Cathy
Sara
Girl:
Kelly
Dalligan
TV reporter:
Su
Porter
Mike Pearson:
Bill
Rourke
Man in burger bar:
Michael
Mawby
Burger bar assistant:
Andy
Dennehy
: Beverly Hills Cop
Comedy thriller starringEddie Murphy
A friend's murder leads Detroit detective Axel Foley to Los Angeles to find out about the killing. A law unto himself, Foley's attitude soon makes him enemies.
Director Martin Brest (1984, 15)
♦See Films: pages 58-64 ★★★★ ♦Andrew Duncan interviews
Eddie Murphy : page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Eddie
Murphy
Unknown:
Axel
Foley
Director:
Martin
Brest
Unknown:
Andrew
Duncan
Unknown:
Eddie
Murphy
Axel Foley:
Eddie
Murphy
Detective Billy Rosewood:
Judge
Reinhold
Jenny Summers:
Lisa
Eilbacher
Victor Maitland:
Steven
Berkoff
Sergeant Taggart:
John
Ashton
Lieutenant Bogomil:
Ronny
Cox
MikeyTandino:
James
Russo
Zack:
Jonathan
Banks
Chief Hubbard:
Stephen
Elliott
Inspector Todd:
Gilbertr
Hill
: The Rockford Files
A Portrait of Elizabeth. While investigating a theft, Jim is suspected of murder. With James Garner. Repeat subtitled.Contributors
Unknown:
James
Garner.
: The Road to the White House 1996
Tonight's vice-presidential debate comes live from Connecticut, between Democrat Al Gore and Republican Jack Kemp.Presented by Justin Webb , with Charles Wheeler in Washington, Stereo ..
Contributors
Unknown:
Al
Gore
Unknown:
Jack
Kemp.
Presented By:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Charles
Wheeler
: Weather
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