Classic western series. Rpt
David Frost interviews the week's news makers and reviews the papers with his guests.
Series editor Barney Jones
Executive editor Bob Wheaton
Including at 8.15 and 9.00 News; plus weather forecasts
Rachel Hawthorn visits Milton Keynes and looks at events leading up to the first Christmas, with musicians and congregation at the Church of Christ the Cornerstone. Stereo
Today, an international Christmas programme. With signing and subtitles. Editor Bryn Brooks
(RepeatedonTuesdayat2.00pmonBBC2)
A moving and intimate portrayal of Carl Djerassi , the American scientist and "father of the contraceptive pill".
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Today, David Bellamy follows the trail of the sulphur cycle.
Today, the story of a school's "home-grown" turkeys. With John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.55
Analysis of the week's political events with John Humphrys.
Omnibus edition. Pauline finds that every silver lining has a cloud.
Romantic comedy, starring
Cary Grant , Ingrid Bergman
It's a case of instant attraction when famous actress Anna Kalman is introduced to American diplomat Philip Adams. And though Philip tells Anna he is married, she is not deterred.
DorisBanks. MEGS JENKINS DirectorStanley Donen (1958)
Jeremy Paxman appeals on behalf of the Camphill Village Trust which assists adults with a mental handicap towards independence.
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A profile of cartoon double-act Tweetie Pie and Sylvester. Subtitled
A televised tour of The Clothes
Show Live extravaganza, which opened yesterday at the NEC in Birmingham. And the programme's Bride of the Year will be announced. With
Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin , Brenda Emmanus and Vanessa Scott. Producer Colette Foster
Executive producer Roger Casstles Event sponsored by Lloyds Bank
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Fifth in a six-part adaptation of Mary Norton 's books.
Miss Menzies and George are delighted to find they both know about the Borrowers.
Adapted by Richard Carpenter Producer Grainne Marmion
Director John Henderson ; AWorkingTitte production for BBCtv Subtitled
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With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
Wrexham in Wales and Oradea in Romania, who forged a strong link in bringing aid to the poor of Romania, are linked by satellite for a service of thanksgiving. With Pam Rhodes and Alan Titchmarsh. Hymns include: Tell Out My Soul,
Ev 'ry Star Shall Sing a Carol, Let There Be Peace on Earth, Here I Am Lord, OCe Veste Minunata , The Children's Caroland Lord Jesus Christ.
Producer Diane Reid ; Editor Helen Alexander
Foggy identifies the tapping in the woods as the sound of the giant woodpecker and exploits this wonder of nature.
With Bill Owen , Peter Sallis , Brian Wilde , Jane Freeman , Kathy Staff , Thora Hird and Jean Alexander. Written by Roy Clarke
Director/Producer Alan J W Bell
The annual celebration of sporting achievement, climaxing with the words: "The winner of the 40th
BBC Sports Personality of the Year is...."
Runner Chris Chataway took the first title in 1954, and athletes have subsequently won the famous television camera trophy on 14 occasions. World championship gold medallists
Linford Christie , Sally Gunnell and Colin Jackson will be contenders to maintain that tradition.
Others expected to figure strongly in the viewers' poll are Formula 1 's Damon Hill , who won three grand prix races in a row, Nigel Mansell , who won the IndyCar title at the first attempt, Lennox Lewis , the World heavyweight boxing champion, and snooker's Stephen Hendry.
Introduced from London's
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre by Desmond Lynam and Steve Rider , who also reveal the Team of the Year and Overseas
Personality of the Year. Executive producer Martin Hopkins
Editor Brian Barwick
Michael Parkinson 's
1993 sporting highlights
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As coverage of the review Is live, subsequent programmes may run late.
With Michael Buerk. subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
The Way of St James
In the third of an Everyman series of four modern pilgrimages, writer David Lodge follows the ancient route of St James to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. During the 1,000-mile trek he meets some of the 30,000 people who attempt the mammoth journey every year, and encounters a dazzling mixture of the sacred and profane, including the running of the bulls in Pamplona. Director David Willcock
Series producer Sally Doganis
Miscalculations
A weedy college kid discovers a potion that makes gorgeous magazine pin-ups spring to life.
Patrick Moore is joined by Dr Jocelyn Bell-Burnell for the latest news about black holes.
Producer Pieter Morpurgo Stereo
Adult sex comedy starring Tony Curtis , Zsa Zsa Gabor Conman Nick Johnson makes a play for a rich widow, but finds that he's met his match.
Director Ken Hughes (1966)
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