With Philippa Forrester.

Penny Crayon (Rpt)

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Margaret Beckett , Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, is David Frost 's guest this morning. Including at 8.15 News; plus weather

The logistics of filming this colourful event are awesome: more than 30 fixed cameras, four mobile cameras, three helicopters and a motorbike cover every angle as more than
35,000 people run the 26 miles from Greenwich Park to the Mall.
Last year's winners
Eamonn Martin and Katrin Dorre are taking part again but the Chinese competitors WangJunxia and Qu Yunxia are threateningto give Ddrre a run for her money.
Of course, many people are running to raise money for charity, including celebrities such as Casualty's Cathy Shipton as well as hundreds of ordinary people who hope to finish despite their fancy dress. Commentary by David Coleman , Brendan Foster ,
Paul Dickenson and Richard Nerurkar.
Producers Martin Hopkins and Martin Webster
Editor Dave Gordon (Coverage continues at 12.35pm)

Featuring Tony Robinson 's Good Book Guide, God and the Gatepost with poet Roger McGough , and the Royle
Commission with Roger Royle. Plus live music from soul star Des'ree. With
Lynn Parsons and David Grant.
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While the men's, women's and wheelchair champions celebrate, thousands of fun runners try to finish the course. Sue Barker, Hazel Irvine and Andi Peters follow their progress.
Then Weather for the Week Ahead

The first three-episode omnibus edition. (Stereo)

Classic spy drama directed by Alfred Hitchcock , starring
Cary Grant , James Mason
When an advertising executive is mistaken for the mysterious "Mr Caplan " by a ruthless espionage organisation he finds his life in deadly peril. With Eva Marie Saint, Leo G Carroll.
(1959)

This week three contestants from the home counties compete for a place in the semi-finals. Presenter Loyd Grossman is joined by Michel Roux and Carol Thatcher.
Producer Richard Bryan ; Executive producers Bradley Adams and Richard Kalms
A Union Pictures production forBBCtv
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With Jennie Bond.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

Tonight's programme comes from the island of Anglesey, where Pam Rhodes meets some locals including a minister who keeps a butterfly farm. Hymns sung in Disgwylfa Chapel, Holyhead, and St Mary 's and St Nicholas's
Church in Beaumaris include
Eternal Father Strong to Save; Love Divine All Loves
Excelling; and Let Us with a Gladsome Mind.
ProducerR Medwyn Hughes Editor Helen Alexander

New comedy series starring Felicity Kendal, Nigel Le Vaillant, Leslie Phillips

Nancy crusades on behalf of the poor of Cambridge while Jake is invited to meet Lucy's family.

Reviews of Andrew
I Payne's new drama series about
Henry Crabbe , an amply proportioned detective turned chef, agree that it is simmering nicely.
The Times greeted it with "starts gently, if promisingly, with neatly turned dialogue and relishable touches of wry humour." The Independent's reviewer admitted to being seduced by Richard Griffiths 's "cunning loftiness of style" and the clever use of locations to contrasta good, honest copper with the deceitful, plastic world he works in. In this week's episode,
Undesirable Elements, Crabbe investigates the death of an Asian businessman.
Episode written by Andrew Payne
Producer Jacky Stoller ; Director Colin Gregg A Witzend production for BBCtv

Continuing the new comedy series about marital infidelity. Starring Peter Davison Nicola Pagett
Dave wants Melissa but keeps Karen for emergencies.
Written by Roy Clarke
Director/Producer Tony Dow
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With Nicholas Witchell.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

Clive James is joined in the studio by Victoria Wood. Series producer Beatnce Ballard
Executive producer Richard Drewett
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From the Dome Theatre,
Brighton. Tonight's specialist subjects are the history of the Paris Metro to 1985, the life and works of Orson Welles , the life and music of Rossini, and the history of photography (1830-1980). With
Magnus Magnusson. Director David Mitchell
Producer Penelope Cowell Doe

The Forgotten Faithful
A Holy Land without a living Christian population? The rapidly increasing emigration of Christian Palestinians from
Israel and the Occupied
Territories to the United
States, Canada and Australia has led church leaders to appeal to western consulates to stop issuing emigration visas. This appeal has failed and the dwindling number is felt very strongly in the Holy City of Jerusalem where the Christian community is down to a quarter of what it was 50 years ago. Against the backdrop of the recent massacre at Hebron, reporter Charles Glass investigates the reasons behind this exodus and the difficulties faced by the Christians who remain.
Producer Judy Jackson Editor John Blake

Continuing the Watching the Detectives season, a thriller starring John Wayne
When his partner is shot, maverick cop Lon McQ swears to bring the killer to justice, no matter what the cost. But McQ soon uncovers a deadly conspiracy involving drugs and corruption within the Seattle police force. (1974)
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