in Two for the Money
An RKO film

With Jeremy Paxman in London and John Stapleton at the Labour Party
Conference in Blackpool

Weather followed by Miniature Worlds Last of five programmes Inside Out
Our homes are built to keep the outside out of the inside - but do they? What about the Woodlouse crawling under the carpet, or the daddylonglegs in the corner of the ceiling, or the ants in the sugar?
Written and narrated by Peter France
Producer MARION ZUNZ (R)
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Last of five programmes Water Lilies
Most of our flowering plants live on dry land. But water lilies are exceptions - they have returned to ponds and lakes, but retain their aerial flowers.
Michael Jordan reveals the secrets of their success. (R)
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The closing session of the 1988 Labour Party Conference. Commentators SIR ROBIN DAY DAVID DIMBLEBY VIVIAN WHITE
Editor JAMES HOGAN including at
10.00am News and Weather

Andy Crane - starting with Play School
Presenters Carol Chell and Lloyd Johnston with John Agard
Story: Dig Away Two-Hole Tim by JOHN AGARD illustrated by JENNIFER NORTHWAY Musical director IAN SMITH Woodwind MARTIN FRITH
Percussion PETER HOWLAND Producer GREG CHILDS
Series producer CHRISTINE HEWTTT (R)

(R)

with Jancis Harvey Producer RALPH ROLLS
A FORGE PRODUCTIONS LTD programme for BBCtv

Weather followed by Labour Party
Conference
The closing session of the 1988 Labour Party Conference including at
12.00 News and Weather

Last of five programmes
A Devon Walk with William the Dog and David Young Walking with William, his labrador companion, allows writer and architect David Young to keep a lookout for unusual man-made additions to the north Devon landscape. (R)

with Philip Hayton
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

Liquid Beauty is leaving a trail of disaster in Ramsay Street.
Written by BETTY LUIN Directed by CHRIS SHIEL

starring
Richard Widmark Karl Maiden Jack Palance
Robert Wagner Richard Boone
A company of United States marines makes a beachhead attack on a Japanese-held island in the South Pacific, but runs into a surprise attack from rocket bombs. Lt Anderson has 24 hours to locate the source of the rockets....
Screenplay by MICHAEL BLANKFORT Produced by ROBERT BASSLER Directed by LEWIS MILESTONE
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Hold the Lion Please

Andy Crane - starting with Corners
Presented by Stephen Johnson and Sophie Aldred with Jo Korna
How do synthesizers work? Why do golf balls have dimples?
How can you hear the sea in a seashell? Designer PAUL SUDLOW
Production ALISON STEWART Questions to: Corners, BBCW, London W12 8QT

with Matthew Devitt
Gideon Escott , Robert Harley Caroline Leddy
Carla Mendoca , Gary Parker special guest Sinitta
CD joins Horace, April, June and Mr Beveridge to try to prevent the Doobies, Wally Window and Claudia Fifi
Zabaglioni taking over Mr Big Brain 's show. Also find out all about Sinitta's latest video and why Horace continues to be an idiot. Executive producer
CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON Designer MEL BIBBY
Director DAVID CRICHTON
Producer TREVOR MCCALLUM

Episode 8 by SARAH DANIELS
Mrs Reagan has a new boyfriend which doesn't please Laura.
This week's cast:
(R)
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with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey Weather BILL GILES

Joining Terry tonight is special guest Joan Collins.

Starring Les Dawson
with guests Floella Benjamin, Nerys Hughes, Ellie Laine, Chris Serle, Paul Shane, Roy Walker

(Ceefax subtitles)

Starring Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Corbett
with Carol Hawkins, Maeve Leslie, Jenny Logan, Raymond Mason
Ronnie Hazlehurst and his Orchestra
Fred Tomlinson Singers

Join Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in a laughter-filled celebration of their
22-year association. Messrs Barker and Corbett have chosen their personal favourites from the many hilarious sketches and songs they have performed together over the years.

Record or cassette: The Very Best of Me and the Very Best of Him REC/ZCM 514
(Ceefax subtitles)

with Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey Regional News
Weekend Weather BILL GILES

by Jeremy Brock
Fifth in a ten-part series

'I'm Megan Roach, Mrs Reliable, mother-soddin'-earth, and the cruelty of it is, Ewart, I need to be needed, I'm trapped by my own image.'
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Gwen: a Juliet Remembered with Dame Peggy Ashcroft Alan Bates , Dirk Bogarde Sir John Gielgud Sir Peter Hall
Nigel Hawthorne
Dame Wendy Hiller
Anna Massey , Alec McCowen Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies , in Sir Peter Hall 's words, is a whole chapter of the British Performing arts. Next year she will be 98. Gwen has been much admired for her recent masterclasses at the National Theatre and the RSC on her favourite Shakespearian role, Juliet. She first played the part in 1924 with Sir John Gielgud as Romeo and, reputedly, she hasn't read the play since.
Omnibus features Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies in a specially staged masterclass for drama students at the Aldwych Theatre, and Nigel Hawthorne talks to her about her life and her great theatrical roles.
Videotape editor STUART DAVIDSON Producer VICTOR PEMBERTON Director DAVID SPENSER
Omnibus editor ANDREW SNELL
A SAFFRON production for BBCtv

Starring Steve McQueen

Boon Hogganbeck is a romantic. A man who cannot resist a pretty woman, a shiny automobile or a horse that might win a race. So when his boss takes delivery of a gleaming yellow Winton Flyer the temptation is too great. In no time at all, Boon is bowling down the road to Memphis, together with Ned the stableman and young Lucius.

This screen version of William Faulkner's novel, set at the turn of the century provided a colourful role for Steve McQueen as the swashbuckling hero of a series of misadventures.

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