Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Juliet Morris.
Timetable on Monday
Today, meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans join Robert Kilroy-Silk to debate whether meat is a natural human food, or should we survive on meat-free diets?
Today's edition of the verbal communication game features journalist Carol Thatcherand writer Frances Edmonds
who take on sports presenter Dickie Davies and former athletics star
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Regional News; Weather
From Bournemouth International
Conference Centre. He put up interest rates and ruled out tax cuts this year. Can the Chancellor convince his followers that he can produce the feel-good factor so far eludingthe Tories in time for a general election?
Including at 11.00, 12.00
News and Weather subtniea (news) Regional News and Weather
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Details at 5.35pm. Stereo
Vocabulary quiz which tests your word power and vocabulary with Rob Curling. Today is the last semi-final.
WINNING WORD COMPETITION: ring0891.[number removed]
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The World Matchplay Championship from Wentworth.
Thirty years ago Arnold Palmer, in his prime, won the inaugural World Matchplay title. Since then a cavalcade of golfing elite has contested the prize and today features the first round. See today's choice
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With Toby Anstis
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3.50 Brum
The big adventures of a little car who lives in a motor museum.
4.05 The Animals of Farthing Wood
Animation. Illness strikes and the warden is taken to hospital. White Deer Park is left at the mercy of human poachers who turn their guns on the deer.
4.30 Pirates
A six-part comedy drama. Lambkin Bones's first day at school gets her into trouble with the school thug who discovers what pirates keep in their school bags.
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4.55 Newsround
5.05-5.35pm Blue Peter
With Diane-Louise Jordan, Tim Vincent and Stuart Miles.
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With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Pat lets Geoff off the hook, and Bianca can't believe her luck. Steve worries about the salon, and Cindy can't stay away from the swimming pool.
(For cast see Monday)
(Omnibus edition next Sunday)
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Last in the series of stories of real life rescues aimed at a family audience. Tonight, how a dramatic helicopter rescue was launched after a man was trampled by a herd of cows, and a useful ten point guide to safety in the countryside. Also, how a dentist saved a young girl's smile, and how to fight fires with virtual reality. With Michael Buerk and Juliet Morris.
Producer Carson Black ; Executive producer
Andy Batten-Foster INFORMATION: for a free countryside safety leaflet send a large sae to [address removed]
* See This Week: page 60
With Nicholas Witchell.
Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft
Masterchef. Everton creates a new signature dish? Before he becomes internationally renowned, Gareth and Janice concoct a plan to keep the budding masterchef in his place.
Written by Peter Tilbury ; Director John Birkin ; Executive producer Polly McDonald
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In the last four years the Lloyd's of London insurance market has lost £6.6 billion - more than in the whole of its 300-year history. This loss has had to be borne by Names - private individuals who agreed to be liable for everything, down to the last penny they own. For many this has been literally true and tonight's programme meets a few of those who feel they have lost more than they ever imagined possible. See today's choices.
Producer Philippa Walker; Executive producer Steve Hewlett
Tonight's programme comes from Bournemouth, where the Conservative Party conference is being held and the panel features David Hunt, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; Mo Mowlam, Shadow Heritage Secretary; Malcolm Bruce, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman; and Mary Ann Sieghart, assistant editor of The Times. Chaired by David Dimbleby. Director Rob Hopkin; Series editor
Christopher Capron
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Highlights from today's first round of the World Matchplay Championship from the West Course at Wentworth.
Introduced by Steve Rider.
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Crime comedy starring Colin Friels, John Hargreaves
Malcolm gives the impression of being dim-witted, but he is a genius when it comes to constructing anything mechanical - be it a personal tramcar or a robot that can rob a bank. His technical expertise goes unnoticed until a new lodger with a more down-to-earth outlook on life moves in.
(1986)
Film Reviews pages 69-74
RCN Nursing Update - Unit 30: Simple Analgesics.
