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: News
: Westminster
Yesterday in Parliament.: Buck Privates Come Home
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello star as two returning GIs, who cause as much chaos on the streets of New York as in Europe.Director Charles T Barton
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: Cricket: Fourth Test
England v West Indies Live coverage of the morning's play in the first day of the CornhillInsurance Test from
Edgbaston. Commentary by Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister , with Ray Illingworth and Tom Graveney. Television presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
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: Delia Smith's One Is Fun
Delia Smith creates more recipes for those who cook for themselves.Contributors
: Greenclaws
Children's adventure series.: Cricket and Tennis
Cricket: Fourth TestEngland v West Indies Further live coverage.
Tennis
Live coverage of the Federation Cup from the city of Nottingham Tennis Centre. Quarter-final action from the world's premier women's team event. Commentary by Dan Maskell , Christine Janes , Bill Threlfall and Paul Hutchins. With Barry Davies.
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2.00pm News; Weather
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: News; Weather
Followed by Westminster LivePrime Minister's questions.
: News; Weather
and Regional News; Weather: Cricket and Tennis
Further live coverage.: Business Matters
A Will to Win. David Lomax reports from California'sSilicon Valley on the comings and goings at Apple
Computers and how America's highest paid computer executive, John Scully , is facing up to the growing threat of competition from the Japanese.
Producer/Editor Brian Davies
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: Italian Regional Cookery
A series of six programmes. 5: North-East ItalyValentina Harris visits
Chioggia's fish market and port which rival nearby Venice and travels to Alto-Adige. Producer Clare Brigstocke 0BOOK: same title, price £7.99 paperback, £12.95 hardback, from booksellers.
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: On the Line
With the Olympics looming, male triple jumpers, pole vaulters, hammer-throwers and steeplechasers are in training. But women are barred from competing at Olympic level in the same events. James Hogg reports on accusations by women athletes that the OlympicCommittee is sexist. With Sue
Mott and Ray Stubbs.
Executive producer Susan Woodward Editor David Taylor
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: The Travel Show
News, facts and information on this summer's holiday scene. This week: a foreign resort report from Arcachon the major resort on France's south west coast; UK Mini-Guide to Matlock and the surrounding area of Derbyshire. Plus calls from the Moan Line, the number to ring when things go wrong with your holiday -[number removed]. Presented by Penny Junor, with Matthew Collins , Mairi Maclver and Dr John Thomes. Director Paul Colbert
Executive producer Alan Dobson
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: Under the Sun
A series exploring cultures in far-flung parts of the world. The Actress, the Bishop and the Carnival Queen Divination, sacrifice, spirit possession and witchcraft all play a part in the preparation for a carnival that has taken place in the north-eastern city of Recife in Brazil since the 17th century. Dona Elda isQueen of the Marcatu nation of Porto Rico, and as she explains, Carnival is actually the festival of Exum, the West African trickster god, master of rebellion, chaos and revelry. The film follows her to victory for the third successive year at Carnival and through the much tougher task ahead. See panel below. Producer Howard Reid
Series Editor Chris Curling
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: City Shorts: One Day
by Helen Edmundson.Short dramas for television.
The quiet haven of South Molton Street provides a fantasy playground for a young mother and her child.
With Kate Byers
A Betsan Films/Fatboy production for BBCtv
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: Cricket: Fourth Test
England v West IndiesHighlights of the first day's play from Edgbaston.
Introduced by Richie Benaud.
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: Weekend Outlook
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