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The first television agony column to allow members of the public to become agony aunts for the day. Today, three generations of the Maher family from Liverpool join
Marje Proops to give advice on relationships, and Lady Sarah Graham-Moon talks about revenge. Presented by Shyama Perera.

Contributors

Unknown:
Marje Proops
Talks:
Lady Sarah Graham-Moon
Presented By:
Shyama Perera.

Ross King and Anna Walker continue their tour of UK towns and cities, meeting local
"characters" and searching out unusual outdoor activities and places of interest. Today's venue is Edinburgh.
VIEWERS' QUIZ: phone your entry on 0[number removed](calls cost 36p per minute cheap rate. 48p at all othertimes).

Contributors

Unknown:
Ross King
Unknown:
Anna Walker

Embassy World Championship from the Crucible Theatre,
Sheffield. Highlights from the opening session of the quarter-finals, from the section of the draw that included last year's finalists Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.

Contributors

Unknown:
Stephen Hendry
Unknown:
Jimmy White.
Introduced By:
Dougie Donnelly.

Stories based on the books by Allan Ahlberg , dramatised by Vicky Ireland.
Master Money the Millionaire(part 1). Mickey Money is very rich. Mr Creep the Crook isn't. He decides to rob a bank.
(Part 2 and cast on Thursday at 4.1 5pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Allan Ahlberg
Dramatised By:
Vicky Ireland.
Unknown:
Mickey Money

Documentary series in which children tell their real-life stories.
Race for the Flag. An exciting weekend for young motorbike enthusiasts from all corners of the UK and overseas as they compete at breathtaking speeds in the schoolchildren's International Motocross Championships, which took place last August in Knockhill, Fife. Stereo Subtitled

David Attenborough's 12 favourite Wildlife on One programmes, which he has chosen from more than editions shown over the past 16 years of the series.

One of the best-loved Wildlife on One programmes, the film in which the now-famous meerkats popped up their heads was shown for the first time in 1987. Meerkats are not, in fact, related to cats but are mongooses, and for the best part of a year, cameraman Richard Goss followed a family of them in their hostile Kalahari desert home. He was there when the team hunted, when babies were born, and as they grew up. He also discovered that the secret of the gang's survival seemed to lie in their teamwork. His extraordinary and delightful footage shows them as they help each other to protect the youngsters, share their foods and take on all adversaries - from snakes, scorpions and jackals to their greatest threat, another team of meerkats. Narrated by David Attenborough.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
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Contributors

Narrator:
David Attenborough
Film Cameraman:
Richard Goss
Producer:
Marion Zunz

Carla Lane's newest family comedy series, starring Michael Angelis Sue Johnston

Darwin has been arrested; the Craven Factory workers have been celebrating Carro's birthday and are somewhat the worse for wear - including Lloyd, who appears to have crashed the Rolls-Royce; and a new secretary creates problems for Harold and Terese.

Contributors

Writer:
Carla Lane
Director/Producer:
Mike Stephens
Harold Craven:
Michael Angelis
Terese Craven:
Sue Johnston
Lloyd:
Peter Caffrey
Eden:
Julie Peasgood
Victor Craven:
Russell Boulter
Hannah Craven:
Sandy Hendrickse
Darwin Craven:
Stephen Lord
Martinique:
Jan Ravens
Stephen:
Derek Howard
Bernie:
Jackie Downey
Cairo:
Debbie Andrews
Sht Burns:
Ray Burnside

Another chance to see this comedy series about a self-made millionaire who is plagued by marital problems. Written by Bob Larbey and starring Dennis Waterman.

Tony wants to go to a pro-am golf tournament in Ireland. His socially superior wife Ruth, on the other hand, wants to throw an extravagant party on the same day. But can she count on the co-operation of the staff?

Contributors

Writer:
Bob Larbey
Director:
Paul Harrison
Producer:
Gareth Gwenlan
Tony Carpenter:
Dennis Waterman
Sam:
Sam Kelly
Mrs Wembley:
Joan Sims
Ruth Carpenter:
Judy Buxton
Maggie:
Jenna Russell

More remarkable stories of heroism and bravery reconstructed by emergency services, actors, and those involved in the original rescues. Featured tonight is a 5-year-old boy who fell down a narrow fissure on Cannock Chase that led to disused mine workings. His rescue lasted five hours and involved the Coal Mines Rescue Team. Plus, 200 free life-saving courses, first aid tips and a behind-the-scenes look at the medical and rescue back-up required for the London
Marathon.
With Michael Buerk and Juliet Morris.

Life Saver Guide: send a cheque for £2.50, made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed]. And there's more safety information on Ceefax page 686.

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Buerk
Presenter:
Juliet Morris
Executive Producer:
Peter Salmon
Producer:
Andy Batten Foster

AlistairMacLean's wartime adventure starring Clint Eastwood Richard Burton
Seven paratroopers and a British officer are sent on a seemingly impossible mission.
Director Brian G Hutton
SEE FILMS pages 39-43

Contributors

Unknown:
Clint Eastwood
Unknown:
Richard Burton
Director:
Brian G Hutton
Lt Morris Schaffer:
Clint Eastwood
Major John Smith:
Richard Burton
Mary Ellison:
Mary Ure
Vice Admiral Rolland:
Michael Hordern
Col Wyatt-Turner:
Patrick Wymark
Cartwright-Jones:
Robert Beatty
Col Kramer:
Anton Diffring
Olaf Christiansen:
Donald Houston
ReichsmarschallRosemeyer:
Ferdy Mayne
Torrance-Smythe:
Neil McCarthy
Edward Carraciola:
Peter Barkworth
Lee Thomas:
William Squire

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