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Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast Business and financial news.
Followed at 7.00 by the morning news programme. Headlines; news summaries every quarterhour.
Business: 7.12.7.40,8.12.8.40. Sport: 7.23, 7.50, 8.23, 8.50. Weather, regional and traffic:
6.55, 7.25, 7.55,8.25,8.55.
Editor Bob Wheaton

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Editor:
Bob Wheaton

Today: actor Saeed Jaffrey cooks an Indian meal; Dr Stefan Buczacki offers advice on summer plants; Ben Oakwood, the hero of the afternoon theatre, gets help with mortgage problems from financial expert
Alison Mitchell ; and Floella Benjamin raids her partner's wardrobe for some stunning fashion tips. Presented by Nerys Hughes. 0 PROGRAMME NOTES: send a 28p A4 sae to [address removed]

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Saeed Jaffrey
Unknown:
Dr Stefan Buczacki
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Alison Mitchell
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Floella Benjamin
Presented By:
Nerys Hughes.

As Jim's relationship with Glen becomes stronger, the rift between Jim and Paul deepens.
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Madge Bishop:
Anne Charleston
Harold Bishop:
Ian Smith
JimRobinson:
Alan Dale
Paul Robinson:
Stefan Dennis
Lucy Robinson:
Melissa Bell
Helen Daniels:
Anne Haddy
Todd Landers:
Kristian Schmid
Joe Mangel:
Mark Little
Melanie Pearson:
Lucinda Cowden
Caroline Alessi:
Gillian Blakeney
Christina Robinson:
Gayle Blakeney
Josh Anderson:
Jeremy Angerson
Dorothy Burke:
Maggie Dence
Toby Mangel:
Ben Geurens
Gemma Ramsay:
Beth Buchanan
Cody Willis:
Amelia Frid
Doug Willis:
Terence Donovan
Pam Willis:
Sue Jones
Adam Willis:
Ian Williams
Darren Wood:
Troy Beckwith

Series featuring action and adventure from around the world.
Getting There. Experimenting with different forms of transport has always intrigued explorers. In the 1930s, a French expedition tried to cross the Himalayas by motor car. Now, following
Thor Heyerdahl 's attempt to cross the Atlantic in a reed boat and Freya Stark's use of a raft on the Euphrates, explorer
Francois Odendaal intends to navigate down the Amazon on a balsa wood raft. To survive the rapids, he will have to make the raft secure.
Series producer Colin Luke
Executive producer Paul Watson A Mosaic production for BBCtv
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0 GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE: includes a feature by Matt Dickinson about the series, plus a free wallchart of the new Europe, £1.80, from newsagents.

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Thor Heyerdahl
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Francois Odendaal
Producer:
Colin Luke
Producer:
Paul Watson
Unknown:
Matt Dickinson

Phillip Schofield presents highlights of British television's most-watched programmes.

He is joined by Lulu, whose hit series that year was called Lulu's Back in Town, and Warren Mitchell, who portrayed Alf Garnett in the year's top situation comedy, Till Death Us Do Part. Other hit sitcoms included Father Dear Father, George and the Dragon, Please Sir and Not in Front of the Children. Cilla Black introduces Cliff Richard singing Congratulations, John Thaw is on the wrong side of the law, and Susan George lies in bed waiting for Dracula.

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Presenter:
Phillip Schofield
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Guest:
Warren Mitchell
Director/Producer:
Bill Wilson

Last in the series of this comedy about two incompatible neighbours, written by Richard Ommanney , creator of Three Up, Two Down, and starring Gareth Hunt , Louisa Rix
Gilly has an unexpected lodger, while Vince and Stella head for their showdown in Ibiza. Terry and Katie go their separate ways, and end up where they started.
Director/Producer Sue Bysh STEREO
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Written By:
Richard Ommanney
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Gareth Hunt
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Louisa Rix
Vince Tulley:
Gareth Hunt
Gilly Bell:
Louisa Rix
Stella Tulley:
Julia Deakin
Ben Brooks:
Michael Thomas
Terry:
Alex Walkinshaw
KatieBell:
Mia Fothergill
Carlos:
Frank Coda
Pancho:
Nadio Fortune
Roger Parks:
Ben Porter

The South Strikes Back
At the Earth Summit in Rio this week, tax payers in rich countries like Britain will be asked to pay billions of pounds to save the world from environmental disaster.
Leaders of the poor countries in the south say the rich have polluted the planet and should now pay the bill: claims that they are destroying rainforests and having too many children are dismissed as the new imperialism. Steve Bradshaw reports from Malaysia - where environmentalists have been compared to Nazis - and the Philippines, and asks whether anyone will make the sacrifices necessary to save the planet. Producer Mike Robinson Editor Glenwyn Benson

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Unknown:
Steve Bradshaw
Producer:
Mike Robinson
Editor:
Glenwyn Benson

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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