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Today: Confit of Duck. Recipe on Ceefax page 615
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At the Tent Stop.
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Today: designer's corner, a family challenge to assemble something new, and Richard Adams on shopping for a better world.
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Caroline's date with Adam is a night to remember. (For cast see Monday. Repeated at 5.35pm) STEREO
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Comedy starring
William Powell New York : 1883. The Dayfamily find Clarence senior a very difficult man to live with. Director Michael Curtiz 0 FILMS: pages 43-48
With Andi Peters.
Pingu
Animation about a cute penguin.
BBC VIDEO: £7.99, from retailers.
Last in the science series.
Today: fossils, filters, film and, finally, finale.
STEREO
Prince Valiant
Animation about a young boy's daring quest for Camelot. • STEREO
Cheryl Baker goes 200 feet up the side of one of London's tallest buildings to find mountaineer John Barry planning a leap into the unknown. Plus Antarctic explorer Geoff Somers and his huskies in the studio, a ten-man crew who create a wildlife pond, and composer
Carl Davis who leads 17 musicians and a double-bass in a record attempt. With Roy Castle. • STEREO
News for children.
A 20-part school drama.
12: It's the day of the trip, but will Ray get to the bus on time? Episode written by Chris Ellis (Rpt. Part 13 next Tuesday) • STEREO
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(For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm) • STEREO
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With Anna Ford and Laurie Mayer.
Weather John Kettley
Soul singer Mariah Carey with her new single, Emotions. • STEREO
American comedy series.
Harry Goes Home. George and Nancy decide Harry's ready to return to the forest.
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Roy Clarke 's richly matured comedy-drama, is still going strong after almost 20 years. Starring Bill Owen
Peter Sallis , Brian Wilde Quick, Quick, Slow. What could possibly dim the sunset glow that gilds the perennial boyhood of the three old reprobates as they drift through the timeless little Yorkshire town? For the hitherto irrepressible Compo it's the suspicion that Nora Batty 's new lodger, Smiler (Stephen Lewis , long remembered as the reviled inspector from On the Buses) is taking advantage of his privileged position. Fortunately, Foggy remembers a cure he learned in the jungle during the war.
Director/Producer Alan J W Bell • STEREO
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• BBC VIDEO: £ 10.99, from retailers. * COMEDY: page 5
More madcap humour involving Jane Eyre and Mr Rochester , a double-glazing salesman, and Jeeves and Wooster. With Sherrie Hewson
, Bella Emberg and guest star Les Dennis. Director/Producer Tudor Davies Executive producerJohn Bishop • STEREO
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weekend Weather
John Kettley
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A drug-pushing pensioner (played by former EastEnder Edna Dore) divides a family and wreaks havoc with a young boy's life. For Beth there are dramatic developments in the negligence case against her. Student nurse Kelly questions her future at Holby City Hospital.
Episode written by Ginnie Hole
(Stereo)
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Martha Gellhorn
For more than half a century, Martha Gellhorn has been writing fiction and reporting on war. An angry witness to the waste and injustice of military might, she has reported from some of the most tragic places on earth - Spain in the 1930s, Dachau, Vietnam, El Salvador. Last year, at the age of 81, she was in Panama, investigating the human cost of the American invasion. Tonight, in her first major interview for television, she talks about her career as a war correspondent and reads selections from her despatches, and discusses her highly acclaimed fiction and travel writing.
Producers Jeremy Harding , Bob Portway Editor Andrew Snell
Starring
Peter Falk
Harry Sears turns his hand to managing two women wrestlers, despite being a former English teacher with a passion for Italian opera. He takes Iris and Molly, otherwise known as the California Dolls, on a tour of the US in a bashed up Cadillac.
Director Robert Aldrich
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