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with Nicholas Witchell and Jill Dando.
Weather followed by Four Square
Day two of the Labour Party Conference including live coverage of all the major debates, news and analysis. Presented by David Dimbleby , Vivian White and Ian Smith.
Editor JAMES HOGAN including at
10.00am News and Weather
Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus
The Playground Stop
Where the children dress up as the Owl and the Pussycat and Lizzie wants to be a superstar. Presenter:
Dave Benson Phillips. Puppeteer: Jane Eve.
Storyteller: Anthony Lapsley. Music JONATHAN COHEN
Producer BARBARA RODDAM (R)
10.50am Barney with the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor Harry Enfield Jan Ravens Enn Reitel
Barney on TV
Barney's all excited as he prepares for his first television job. (R)
with Richard Pasco.
Weather followed by Labour 89
Further coverage from Brighton.
Editor JAMES HOGAN including at
12.00 News and Weather
with Philip Hayton.
Weather John Kettley
Pete Baxter accuses Scott of ruining his Olympic hopes. Jane's romantic dinner with Des ends in heartache. Written by c. V. SCHOFIELD Directed by TONY OSICKA
(Cast page 63. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Hosted by John Sachs. In the yellow corner is
Marlene Sill , in the green corner is Jim Hankin , the referee is John Sachs , the first aim is to win a place in the second round tomorrow and possibly go on to be the Four Square Champion of 1989.
- starring
When Victoria announces to
Parliament that she is betrothed to Albert of Saxe-Coburg, the government greets the news with coolness.
Screenplay by ROBERT VANSlTTIART MILES MALLESON and CHARLES DE GRANDCOURT Produced and directed by HERBERT WILCOX
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Introduced by Andy Crane.
Doodle
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4.05pm Laurel and Hardy
Robust Robot (R)
4.10pm Heathcliff with Cats and Co
Brain Sprain/Cat Balloon starring that favourite alley-cat Heathcliff.
4.35pm What's That Noise
For WTN read Craig Charles, he's still running this gig.
Craig: Series 2 Diary Entry - Programme 1
First: Check out their musical roots, what are they and where from?
1: Aswad - could be 'Ska'.
2: Texas - might be Glasgow.
3: Pete Waterman and Sonia - might agree with you, Liverpool.
4: Nigel Kennedy - well he knows all about the historical classical bit.
5: There's all the other people, Kylie Minogue; Frank Lloyd , he plays a French horn; the Bangles; Kathryn Tickell, she plays Northumbrian pipes; T'Pau; Mark Marshall, he does Irish dancing - are we taking on the world or what!
6: And in America, the happening 'rootsy' place is New Orleans.
'It's got to be funky!'
5.00pm Newsround
5.10pm Grange Hill by Chris Ellis.
7: Tegs is in trouble with his social worker and Danny is in trouble with Mr Bronson. This week's cast:
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Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey present the latest news from Britain and around the world.
Weather Ian McCaskill
This week, a report on the biggest and best exhibition of dinosaurs - in New York of course. But palaeontologists are arguing. The dinosaurs are in full courting colours - but are they the right ones? Howard Stableford, Judith Hann and Peter Macann bring you the new, fascinating and bizarre in the world of science. Producers CYNTHIA PAGE
MARTIN MORTIMORE. JACK WEBER. KATHARINE EVERETT
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Editor RICHARD REISZ
by Gillian Richmond.
"It's funny being here with you again Simon after closing time, just the two of us..."
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by David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Starring Arthur Lowe as Captain Mainwaring, John Le Mesurier as Sgt Wilson, Clive Dunn as Corporal Jones
Captain Mainwaring involves ladies of the town for the local war effort.
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A series of seven programmes. 5: Emergency in the Snow
8.30am: George Rafferty is racing to the aid of a sick horse. The telephone message doesn't sound hopeful. In the back of the car lies a humane killer gun, ready if necessary.
When the first bad snow of the winter falls, an emergency call at night from a farmer in need of help forces George into battle against the elements. Film editor JANE VAL BAKER Sound MARTYN CLIFT
Photography ALEX HANSEN
Executive producer PAUL HAMANN Producer JEREMY MILLS
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with Martyn Lewis.
Regional News; Weather
A series of ten programmes. 3: Sudden Death Tangoby Murray Smith.
A police plan to foil a major gem heist goes tragically wrong and Danny convinces a young would-be armed robber that a life of crime leads to misery.
Music DAVE LAWSON
Director of photography ALAN JONES Editor JOHN S. SMITH
Director ANTHONY WILKINSON Producer SELWYN ROBERTS
A ZENITH production for BBCtv
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"Cookie" is the first film Emily Lloyd has made since her highly-praised debut in "Wish You Were Here". As Cookie, she has to adopt an American accent, and acts opposite Columbo himself, Peter Falk.
On location in deepest Twickenham: Willy Russell's "Shirley Valentine" has been a smash success on both the London and Broadway stage, starring Pauline Collins, and she was the obvious choice to recreate the character for the big screen. Director Lewis Gilbert ("Alfie", "Educating Rita", and Bond) explains why she is perfect for the part.
And "Henry V", the eagerly awaited re-make from Kenneth Branagh, puts
Shakespeare in a new light.
Free Tickets: page 18
Barry Norman: page 21
David Hayman - actor, theatre and film director - tells Bishop Richard
Holloway of two out-of-body experiences that have persuaded him of the possibility of life after death. Director ANN RICHARDSON
Producer HELEN ALEXANDER
starring
Original Sin
Spenser reluctantly accepts the difficult job of determining whether the death of a young noviciate was an accident, suicide or something more sinister.
Written by ROBERT HAMILTON Directed by HARVEY HART
Based on characters created by ROBERT B. PARKER
