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Introduced by Mo Dutta.
10.05 EastEnders - the Early Days
Arthur jumps to conclusions over Michelle's relationship with Lofty.
Written by Bill Lyons For cast see Wednesday

10.35 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick
Featuring cookery with Ainsley Harriott, Dr Mark Porter's medical desk, Where
There's a Will with Will Hanrahan, Room for Improvement with Katherine Wood, and Jeni Barnett discovers more secrets of eternal youth. And at 11.00 News Subtitled; Regional News; Weather.
(Stereo)
See Dr Mark Porter : see page 40

12.00 News, Regional News; Weather

12.05pm Pebble Mill
With Alan Titchmarsh

Contributors

Introduced By:
Mo Dutta
Writer:
Bill Lyons
Presenter:
Ainsley Harriott
Unknown:
Dr Mark Porter
Unknown:
Katherine Woods
Unknown:
Jeni Barnett
Unknown:
Dr Mark Porter
Unknown:
Alan Titchmarsh

Western starring Elvis Presley
Reformed gunman Jess Wade is lured to a Mexican border town where he discovers he has been framed for the theft of a gun.
(1969)
Film Reviews pages 49-60

Contributors

Director:
Charles Marquis Warren
Jess Wade:
Elvis Presley
Tracy:
Ina Balin
Sara Ramsey:
Barbara Werle
Marcie:
Lynn Kellogg
Vince:
Victor French

Fourth episode of a six-part series set in war-time Tyneside. Chas and his mates take the pilot of a German bomber hostage. With Shaun Taylor , Tony Saint, Debbie Breen. AlastairCraig, Andrew Craig. Written by Robert Westall ; dramatised by William Corlett

Contributors

Unknown:
Shaun Taylor
Unknown:
Debbie Breen.
Unknown:
Andrew Craig.
Written By:
Robert Westall
Dramatised By:
William Corlett

The wedding bells are ringing but Ruth finds she has mixed emotions on her big day.
See today's choices.
This week's episodes written by Jeff Povey
(Omnibus edition next Sunday)

Contributors

Writer:
Jeff Povey
Producer:
Nicholas Hicks-Beach
Director:
Philip Casson
Michelle Fowler:
Susan Tully
Arthur Fowler:
Bill Treacher
Mark Fowler:
Todd Carty
Ruth Aitken:
Caroline Paterson
Pauline Fowler:
Wendy Richard
Geoff Barnes:
David Roper
Hugh Aitken:
Donald Douglas
Maureen Aitken:
Sandra Clark
Registrar:
James McClure
Vicki Fowler:
Samantha Leigh Martin
John Aitken:
Gary Cross
Susan Aitken:
Morag Brownlie
Hamish:
Gordon Cameron
Violet:
Pamela Kelly

A drama series set in a local crown prosecution office. Marty and Lenny find themselves prosecuting cases where their loyalties could be divided. Meanwhile, Sheila is put into a difficult position with the police.
Episode written by Nick Collins
Producer Esta Charkham ; Director Henry Foster Repeated tomorrow at 1.50pm

Contributors

Written By:
Nick Collins
Producer:
Esta Charkham
Ben Campbell:
David Daker
Sheila Cody:
Deborah Grant
Lenny Monk:
Tom Chadb0n
Marty James:
Michael Praed
Nina Fisher-Holmes:
Paris Jefferson
Jackie South:
Jessica Stevenson
Eric Jackson:
Shaun Parkes
Alex Richardson:
Michael Hobbs
John Maslowska:
Roger Sloman
MrKapoor:
Renu Setna
Peter Temple:
John Wheatley
Raj Kapoor:
Navin Chowdhry
Magistrate:
Tony Osoba
Yasmin Khan:
Kim Vithana
Celia Williams:
Amanda Symonds
Barry Ryan:
Barrie Rutter
Neville Osborn:
Conleth Hill
Derek Middleton:
Ian Redford
Mrs Gardner:
Pamela Cundell

Deborah decides she needs a change and plans to sell her flat and travel around Asia. Gary and Tony try to persuade her to stay.
With Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Leslie Ash, Caroline Quentin.

Contributors

Writer:
Simon Nye
Director:
Martin Dennis
Producer:
Beryl Vertue
Gary:
Martin Clunes
Tony:
Neil Morrissey
Deborah:
Leslie Ash
Dorothy:
Caroline Quentin

Drama starring
Rachel Ward ,
Bryan Brown Australia 1939: Marge Hills is a dissatisfied housewife. All the years of frustration boil up into an obsession when a debonair newcomerdisturbs the smalltown calm. With Sam Neill , Steven Vidler and Jennifer Claire.
Director Ken Cameron (1986) Stereo .... # FILM REVIEWS pages 49-60

Contributors

Unknown:
Rachel Ward
Unknown:
Bryan Brown
Unknown:
Marge Hills
Unknown:
Sam Neill
Unknown:
Steven Vidler
Unknown:
Jennifer Claire.
Director:
Ken Cameron

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