Scottish Power 1992 - Highlights from yesterday's 1992 Annual
General Meetingof Scottish Power.
Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News every quarter hour. (For timetable see Monday)
With Steve Rider from Barcelona.
Rowing
The semi-finals of the coxless pairs, which should include
Britain's Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent in the men's event and Miriam Batten and Joanne Turvey in the women's.
Swimming
This morning's heats feature
Mike Fibbens and Mark Foster in the shortest men's event, the 50m freestyle, and Sharron Davies in the women's 200m individual medley. Plus the men's 200m butterfly, 1500m freestyle and 100m backstroke, and the women's 4 x 100m individual medley.
Hockey
Great Britain's men have a group match against India, who have won the gold medal eight times.
Plus boxing, badminton and tennis action.
Including at
10.00am, 11.00am and 12.00* News; Regional News and Weather
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Racing
From Glorious Goodwood, introduced by Julian Wilson.
2.30 Lanson Champagne Vintage (7f)
3.10 Goodwood Cup (2m)
3.45 Schweppes Golden Mile (1m)
4.15 King George Stakes (5f).
Equestrian
The final discipline of the three-day event - show jumping. The British, who won silver in the last two games, hope for their first Olympic gold in 20 years.
Swimming
The finals of the men's 200m butterfly and the women's 200m individual medley.
Plus two shooting finals, tennis doubles, boxing and badminton.
Glen receives some startling news about his past. Harold's heart attack gives him problems with Madge. (For cast see Wednesday. Shown at 1.30pm)
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With Andrew Harvey and Jill Dando.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Two birthdays in the Fowler family. Pete is the life and soul of Martin's party but will an unwelcome guest ruin Michelle's?
(For cast see Tuesday)
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Desmond Lynam introduces highlights of the sixth day.
Featuring American swimmers Matt Biondi and Janet Evans as they try to retain their freestyle titles, and the final, show jumping discipline of the three-day event. Plus a roundup of the other events and and a preview of the athletics, which begins tomorrow.
With John Humphrys.
Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Michael Buerk presents some more real-life stories of extraordinary heroism and bravery reconstructed by the emergency services, actors and those people involved.
Tonight: a dramatic rescue in the skies above Wales as a trainee pilot has to be "talked down" to safety after the death of his instructor; and in Somerset a farmer fights his way back to health after an accident that leaves him with a broken back.
Plus reporter Fiona Foster on the frontline with the rescue services, and tips on saving a life.
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Gymnastics
The women's individual all-round final, a competition which has provided some fascinating duels over the years. In Seoul Yelena
Shushunova edged out a tearful Daniela Silivas by 0.025 of a point on her last vault.
Commentary by Barry Davies and Mitch Fenner.
Judo
The men's and women's half-middleweight finals.
Can Britain's Diane Bell repeat her gold medal performance in Seoul, when women's judo was a demonstration sport?
Commentary by Jim Neilly.
Weightlifting
The middleweight final.
Tony Morgan competes for Britain. With David Vine.
Plus cycling news from the individual sprint semi-finals, and a reflection on the main events of the day.
This gangster drama starring Rod Steiger is tonight's Midnight Movie.
1919: a newcomer to Chicago, Al Capone begins his ruthless rise within the corrupt city's racketeering hierarchy.
Director Richard Wilson (Tomorrow's Midnight Movie is Villain) ● FILMS: pages 44-51
(For details see Tuesday at 2.15am.)
