by Christopher Reason.
Producer Clive Brill. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Reason.
Producer:
Clive
Brill.
Mary:
Alice
Arnold
Sally:
Avril
Clark
Mireille:
Tara
Dominick
Mike:
Scott
Farrell
Toby:
Christopher
Godwin
Charles:
Michael N
Harbour
Hugh:
James
MacPherson
Helen:
Jenny
McCracken
Colin:
Ben
Onwukwe
Neville:
David
Richard-Fox
Kelly:
Kerryann
White
Property Predators
Estate agents do not escape Laurence Alster 's wrath in the last of his four attacks on the irritations of modern living.
Producer Kate Whitehead
lain Johnstone hosts the celebrity panel show that brings you magic movie moments.
This week's panel: Dick Vosburgh Wendy Richard Barry Cryer and Robin Ray.
Producer Andy Aliffe. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Dick
Vosburgh
Unknown:
Wendy
Richard
Unknown:
Barry
Cryer
Unknown:
Robin
Ray.
Producer:
Andy
Aliffe.
Jenni Murray talks to Alessandra Ferri , principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre. Serial: Love Among the Single Classes (12) (Details as yesterday)
Going Down Backwards With Beryl Reid as Madge Brenda Bruce as Lilian. However much Lilian tries to persuade her otherwise, if Madge can't go down frontwards, she won't attempt her stairs at all. Written by Jennifer Phillips.
Director Tracey Neale. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Beryl
Reid
Unknown:
Madge Brenda
Bruce
Written By:
Jennifer
Phillips.
Director:
Tracey
Neale.
A series in which
Robin Ray 's guests explain why certain musical moments send a shiver down their spine. This week: Thora Hird Producer Andrew Mussett
Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Robin
Ray
Unknown:
Thora
Hird
Producer:
Andrew
Mussett
A series of ten programmes.
By the year 2030, India will have overtaken
China as the world's most populous country, according to the United Nations' recently published State of the World's Population Report.
Barry Cunliffe visits India to explore the history of a country which has long fascinated the British, whose own past is inextricably bound with it.
Producer John Knight
A six-part drama series with Ray Brooks and Sharon Duce.
2: Gentleman's
Agreement
'I don't want anybody coming round in the daytime when your mother's on her own.
Selling cars is no job for a woman.'
Written by Steve Wetton.
Producer Lissa Evans Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Ray
Brooks
Unknown:
Sharon
Duce.
Written By:
Steve
Wetton.
Producer:
Lissa
Evans
Tom Hollingsworth:
Ray
Brooks
Pat Hollingsworth:
Sharon
Duce
Miriam:
Jacqueline
Tong
Mark:
Richard
Pearce
Lisa:
Tika
Viker-Bloss
Will the investigation into the mysterious death of ex-RAF helicopter pilot Jonathan Moyle in a Santiago hotel prove a test of Chile's emerging democracy? Can the civilian administration succeed in controlling human rights violations and booming arms sales to the Third World? Reporter
David Lomax.
Producer Liz Carney
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Moyle
Unknown:
David
Lomax.
Producer:
Liz
Carney
Presenter Peter White reports on the conference of the American Federation of the Blind.
Producer Thena Heshel
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Christopher Bigsby looks into the tempestuous world of sexual infatuation; and Charlotte Greig analyses the verbal blitz that is rap.
Producer Anthony Denselow Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Bigsby
Producer:
Anthony
Denselow
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