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with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman

It is the country's busiest ambulance station. The shop-talk is of knifings, suicides ... and the babies that have been delivered.
For ex-nurse Tracie Norris and Richard Rogers , who used to work in a bank, the first week in emergency ambulance Bloomsbury 3 is like an assault course.
Seasoned instructor
Don Parsons is on hand, but there is extra pressure on Tracie and Richard, fresh as they are from training school.
They have got new cardiac equipment which brings the London Ambulance Service into line with American paramedics.
Meanwhile, newly-qualified Elaine Bennett and Dave Webb battle with the mounting pressures of traffic chaos, the closing of hospital casualty departments - and the increasing threat of violence to ambulance crews, called out to emergencies where they never know what to expect.
Film editor LES FILBY
Producer HARRY WEISBLOOM

Margo MacDonald presents a 'Claimants' Charter for an Improved DHSS'.
For an Advice Shop leaflet, please send a large sae with 20p stamp to Advice Shop[address removed]

(R)

with Children's BBCtv programme news and your birthday greetings.

Presenter Wayne Jackman Guest Lesley Woods Story: Hocus-Pocus by W. OPGENOORTH

by Bob Godfrey
(R)

with Saeed Jaffrey

Presented by Chris Kelly Michael Barry and Jill Goolden
Week by week ... food news, investigations, challenges, tests, tastings and, of course, the craftiest cooking. (R)
For fact sheet send cheque or postal order for 50p (payable to BSS) to: Food and Drink Fact Sheet 2. [address removed]

Eamonn Holmes ,
Pattie Coldwell and the Open Air team bring you 50 minutes of debate, controversy and fun, in which you can take part by phoning, visiting your local TV studio, or talking to
Denise Robertson and Mike Neville in Newcastle on the Open Air Help Line - [number removed]

from London Heathrow. Captain John Stevens is returning from Munich and is over Paris. Stewardess Paula Peterzan is in Singapore and today's 'Woman in Aviation' is Wendy Campbell , an air traffic controller here at Heathrow.
Presented by Mike Smith Sarah Greene and Peter Macann

with Martyn Lewis

Weather John Kettley

Jim makes a decision about Julie. Maria receives an important phone call. (For cast see Monday)

with Don Spencer
I'm a koala not a bear
And I don't think it's fair
The way that people always add
A word that isn't there

The second part of Otto Preminger's spectacular film.
When the travellers on the Exodus arrive in Palestine, they find a beautiful country with hidden dangers and realise that a struggle for the independent state will be a bloody one.
FILMS: page 26

Phillip Schofield - starting with

Scragtag and His Tea-time Telly
Roll up for Scragtag's very own stage show! Ably hindered by Tim and Vera he plays no less than three different characters at once! And watch out for a brand new quiz on TTV.
Scragtag's assistant Marcus Kimber
Anita Voice ROSELLA LONGINOTTI
Music by MICHAEL OMER
Director IAN STUBBS
Producer ROY MILANI
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

with Michael Barrymore
11: The Funny Story Man
Percy Brightside thinks up the world's funniest joke.
Trouble is that nobody finds it funny - nobody that is until he visits the zoo....

Told by Tony Robinson

The siege of Troy starts well enough - until the Greeks get bored and begin to quarrel.

A top secret mission is known only to Sid, Junior, the Voyager crew, the robots, Space Pirate Murphy and the three-eyed inhabitants of the planet Vill, the dishonest Villans - so it's not so much a secret, more a shenanigan!
Back pages: 102

with Janet Ellis, Peter Duncan and Mark Curry

What a Whopper!
Hallowe'en's been and gone but pumpkin fever reigns! Meet the largest pumpkin ever grown in Britain - back from a celebrity tour of the USA. And discover how one devoted grower has turned his back garden into a Space Age factory, in his quest to produce an even heavier giant!
(Ceefax subtitles)

Presented by Angela Rippon THE JOINERS join in from
Morecambe tonight when teams, who work together or play together, compete for the title of Masterteam.

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather Bill Giles

by Tony Holland.
'Seeing someone every six weeks or so can be very exciting. Waking up to them every morning is a different matter'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

with Judith Hann, Peter Macann, Maggie Philbin and Howard Stableford
This week Tomorrow's World looks ahead to our energy future beyond the year 2000. If we try to run down nuclear power, will the lights go out? Can we burn fossil fuels without acid rain?
What are the latest designs for wind turbines, wave energy and power from the tides? And what will happen to your electricity bill?

Written by BARRY CRYER and NEIL SHAND With ANDREW MARSHALL and DAVID RENWICK
Kenny hosts the dino pizza challenge, puts the world in focus and complains to Barry Took when Hot Gossip behave like animals.
Choreographer ARLENE PHILLIPS Musical director MIKE MORAN Costume designer PIP BRYCE
Sound KEITH GUNN. SCOTT TALBOTT Directed by KEVIN BISHOP Produced by JOHN BISHOP
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with Julia Somerville and John Humphrys Regional News Weather

The weekly opportunity for the general public to pose the questions and debate the answers with those in power. With Sir Robin Day this evening at the Greenwood Theatre in London are: Ann Burdus
Alan Clark , mp Janice Lennon
Dennis Skinner , mp Director ANN MORLEY
Producer ANNA CARRAGHER Editor BARBARA MAXWELL

The conclusion of a two-part story
Escape from 'Nam
Enduring the rigours of the Warlord's POW camp,
Houston learns of Will's bitterness, as well as discovering the treachery of the mercenary McKay. As
C.J. and Roy face obstacles in delivering the$10 million ransom, there seems no end to Will's terrible ordeal.... Written by DANIEL J. PYNE and SCOTT SHEPHERD
Directed by JAMES L. CONWAY (For cast see page 56)