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The Roundabout Stop.
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Alphabet quiz.
McGarrett's team seek a pattern in a series of shootings perpetrated by a disturbed youth. Rpt
Last in the series. Includes a look at the De Aar-Kimberley line in South Africa and working steam in Pakistan. Presented by Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler.
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With Toby Anstis.
Fun with the little penguin.
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With storytellers Lindsey Coulson and MikeMcShane. Stereo
Zany fun. Rpt
Puppet comedy drama.
(Part 3 next Monday) Stereo
Last in the series of picture-making ideas. Stereo Subtitled
Will Robyn be found alive? And is Nick s video going to upset Ruth?
Wntten by Kevin Hood
Doug's hopes of a reconciliation are destroyed by a stranger. Meanwhile, Toby fears for
Dorothy's future and Debbie gets her revenge on a chauvinist.
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
World Cup Football:
San Marino v England
Since the 2-0 defeat In
Holland last month there has been heated discussion about the future of football in England. It's all been said before, of course - when England failed to qualify for the 1974 and 1978 World Cups.
Tonight there is live coverage of the game in which England could, given the right set of results, still qualify for the World Cup finals in the United States. To do so they must first win by seven clear goals in Bologna, the Italian city where San Marino play their important home games. At the same time Poland's experimental side have to pull off an unlikely victory over Holland. There will be reports of that match.
Omens for England?
David Platt scored a last minute
England winner in the same stadium during the 1990 World Cup finals and that Platt also scored four times when England beat San Marino 6-0 at
Wembley in February.
Plus news of the decisive qualifiers between Wales and Romania in Cardiff and Northern
Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in Belfast.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables and commentary by John Motson , Barry Davies and Trevor Brooking. Producer Vivien Kent
Editor Brian Barwick
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With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
Governments throughout the world are involved in an escalating battle against terrorists, a battle highlighted by Peter Taylor in five documentaries each examining an instance of terrorism over the past two decades.
The first programme tells the story of Silke Maier-Witt, for 15 years one of Europe's most wanted women. Her middle class family were devastated when they discovered her role in the brutal terrorist group, the Red Army Faction. Wanted for murder, she fled to East Germany where, with a new face and identity, she received protection from the Stasi secret police. Only when the Berlin wall came down was Maier-Witt arrested when she chose to betray her former terrorist comrades and tell her story.
Subsequent films explore the aftermath of the massacre at Munich of Israeli Olympic athletes by members of the Palestinian terrorist group Black September; the killing of alleged undercover agents in Northern Ireland; the Spanish government's response to the violence of the Basque separatist group Eta and the conflict between the United States and Islamic fundamentalist terrorists, when the United States was driven out of Lebanon by the raids of suicide bombers.
Producer Stephen Walker
Executive producer Steve Hewlett
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World Cup Football
On the night when the arguments are finally over, highlights from matches involving Wales, the Republic of Ireland and England, who now know if they have qualified for next summer's World Cup finals in the United States. Wales needed a 2-0 win against
Romania in Cardiff to guarantee qualification for the final stages for the first time in 36 years. Suspensions ruled out influential defender
Mark Aizlewood and striker
Mark Hughes. Manager
Terry Yorath will also have hoped that Dean Saunders will have recovered from a recent bout ofchickenpox.
Meanwhile Jack Charlton 's Republic of Ireland stood on the brink of qualification when they met Northern Ireland in Belfast. Spain and Denmark, who are battling with the Republic for the two qualifying places from this competitive group, met in their final game this evening.
There will also be highlights from England's match against San Marino, shown live earlier, and from Scotland's match in Malta. Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Spenser investigates a case of industrial sabotage. Susan learns she may have cancer.
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