6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News headlines or summaries every quarterhour.
American comedy series.
My Lips are Sealed. Desperate to buy a dream car, Larry tries all he knows to get Balki to break his Myposian rules about honesty. With Bronson Pinchot and Mark Linn-Baker .
More country cooking from Darina Allen.
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Adventures of a cartoon superhero.
Drop Dead Glamour. The last in the series includes early grooming classes for petites Parisiennes; Beverly Hills beauties and the exotic world of maverick perfumier
Fred Hayman , creator of the power perfume Giorgio. Plus glamorous finishing touches. Presented by Liz Earle and Karen Krizanovich.
and Regional News; Weather
A visit to Rhodes.
Camp MacGillis. The Major decides to take the family on a trip to the woods to hear the call of the wild.
and Regional News; Weather
With Caron Keating and Linda Mitchell in Ebbw Vale.
Followed by Weather
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Live from the All England Club, comprehensive coverage of the grass court tournament. ●STEREO
With Andi Peters.
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The cartoon adventures of a little plane.
The last part of the science fiction comedy.
Somebody is up to no good. Sean suspects the Brigadier and Giselle.
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Six-part comedy drama series.
The Vixen is finally recruited to acquire the poison gas.
With Paul Jones, Fenella Fielding, Vivian Pickles, Guiseppe Peluso, Helen Lambert, Christine Lohr and Brian Capron.
Written by Jim Eldridge
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News for children.
Today's programme includes news of the BT/ChildLine Awards for Services to
Children, run in conjunction with Radio Times. The three winners, nominated by children from all over the country, receive their awards today.
Plus a look ahead to Sunday's National Music Day. With
Yvette Fielding, John Leslie and Diane-Louise Jordan.
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A major rift develops between Doug and Pam when he finds that she has opened a private bank account. Harold discovers the real nature of Toby's project about him. Just when
Joe thinks his torment about the accident is over, he gets a brutal reminder of it.
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With Peter Sissons and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Rob McElwee
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The weekly chart show, featuring latest hits, videos and pre-chart exclusives.
Introduced by Adrian Rose and Claudia Simon.
Director Arch Dyson
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Mark faces up to a great test of his personal strength.
This week's episodes written by Deborah Cook
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Paul Daniels introduces three more couples intent on gathering as many seconds as possible to take forward to the final round against the clock, with the chance to compete for major prizes. Tonight's contestants are the Laneys from Bristol, the Lintons from Lancashire and the Archers from Portsmouth.
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More zany humour, including appearances by Basildon Bond, Norman Frenzy and the Thick Family Robinson.
With Les Dennis,
Bella Emberg , Lisa Maxwell , Tom Bright and Sherrie Hewson. Director Peter Laskie
ProducerJohn Bishop
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
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Michael Buerk presents a seven-part series featuring extraordinary real-life stories of heroism and bravery reconstructed by the emergency services, actors and those people involved in the rescues themselves.
A form of "reality television", which is very popular in the United States, the programmes are described by series producer Andy Batten-Foster as "enhanced documentaries".
His aim has been to make engaging films using all the available film techniques, including non-documentary drama.
Tonight's programme includes a gas explosion that buries a woman under a block of flats; a birthday treat which goes disastrously wrong when a skydiver passes out 12,000ft up; and a runaway motorboat that causes havoc and injury off the coast of Devon.
Plus first aid tips, and video reporter Fiona Foster with her first weekly report from the frontline of the rescue services.
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Highlights of the fourth day's play from the All England Lawn Tennis Championships, charting the progress of the seeds, spotlighting the performances of the rising stars and sympathising with the fallen. Presented by Harry Carpenter and Helen Rollason , with reports on the rest of the on-court action and the off-court stories.
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Championships, which includes 12 player profiles, price£2.95. available from newsagents.
Western adventure series.
A Proper Stranger. The people of Paradise put pressure on Ethan Cord to catch a grave robber who is scaring the town.
