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on BBC One London

LONDON and SCOTLAND Rolf Harris Cartoon Time
Some famous faces from the world of music, including the renowned baritone Signor Thomassino Catti -Cazzaza, virtuoso pianist Bugs Bunny and zany conductor The Mad Maestro.

SOUTH WEST Felix Aquarius
A film version of the stage production by Tiverton School, which follows the story of Felix rise from unemployment in a Devon town to success as the inventor of a dream machine.

SOUTH New series South Sport
David Icke presents four programmes about sports that rarely get TV coverage. Tonight, kung fu and parascending; a profile of Vince Hawkins , 1946 British Middle-weight Boxing Champion; Bryon Butler on football; and a doctor advises on sporting ills. With MARIE THOMAS and NEIL COPPENDALE

WEST RPM
The best of local bands, humour about the way we live, what's new in regional life-styles, and a look back to the 60s, with Andy Batten-foster - and Mike Jenner .

MIDLANDS New series The Dog Show
A magazine for dog lovers introduced by Dennis McCarthy.
Tonight: bloodhounds; a profile of the National Terrier Championship; advice on training from Coventry Dog Training Clubs; and Ask the Vet. Judge Joe Braddon examines three interesting breeds; DENNIS MCCARTHY looks at a komondor.

EAST Let Justice Be Done ... A Crime at Christ's
November 1842: Christ's College, Cambridge. A mysterious intruder attacks the Senior Fellow, the climax of a feud between a young man and the uncles he believed had robbed him of his inheritance. Stratford Johns investigates.

NORTH WEST The Brass Beat
Roy Castle follows the beat and explains the background. Tonight: The Hoist Brass Ensemble

NORTH EAST Heroes
Guitarist Hank Marvin talks to Eric Robson about Max Wall , Buddy Holly , John Cleese , Richard Adams , Paul Newman and The Goons.

NORTH A Voyage Between Two Seas
By barge and boat, Pete Morgan makes a leisurely journey Over the Roof of England.

NORTHERN IRELAND Wise Crack Paul Maxwell debates the advantages of the Youth Training Scheme in Northern Ireland. Mark Robson looks at a typical project in the scheme. Maeve Murphy has news of other projects. Speak Out is about cuts in education provision. The Outcasts rock group say it with music.

WALES Make it Work or Beating the Recession Blues
Linda Mitchell and David Parry -Jones present new ideas, new skills, and redundant people who have made a new start.

Contributors

Baritone:
Signor Thomassino Catti
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Vince Hawkins
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Bryon Butler
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Marie Thomas
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Neil Coppendale
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Andy Batten-Foster
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Mike Jenner
Duced By:
Dennis McCarthy.
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Judge Joe Braddon
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Dennis McCarthy
Guitarist:
Hank Marvin
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Eric Robson
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Max Wall
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Buddy Holly
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John Cleese
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Richard Adams
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Paul Newman
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Pete Morgan
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Paul Maxwell
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Mark Robson
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Maeve Murphy
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Linda Mitchell
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David Parry

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