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Record Breakers

BBC One
on BBC One London

Television's top record-breaking show with Roy Castle. Cheryl Baker gets the Cyrus virus as record-breaking country rock star Billy Ray drops in, and Grand Prix ace Johnny Herbert tackles a Brands Hatch lap record. Ron Reagan Jr's all puckered up for the mid-west's premier pip spit, and champions Jimmy White and Stephen Hendry battle for the world's fastest snooker pot. • STEREO; TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888

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Roy Castle.
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Cheryl Baker
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Billy Ray
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Johnny Herbert
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Jimmy White
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Stephen Hendry
Source: Radio Times

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