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9.10 Kilroy
Discussion.
(Stereo)

10.00 News, Regional News; Weather

10.05 Can't Cook Won't Cook
Another couple of cooks are challenged by chef Ainsley Harriott.

10.30 Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick
Magazine programme. Nick Owen is joined by showbiz reporter Catrina Skepper. Plus, fashion advice from Ollie Picton-Jones, gardening tips from Stefan Buczacki, a look at the history of make-up with Anita Roddick, and more Good Morning video diaries. Including at 11.00 News Regional News and Weather.
(Stereo)

12.00 News, Regional News; Weather

12.05pm Pebble Mill
Adam Woodyatt and Michelle Collins - Ian and Cindy Beale from EastEnders - join Alan Titchmarsh for the removal of Adam's moustache.
(Stereo)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ainsley Harriott
Reporter:
Catrina Skepper
Unknown:
Ollie Picton-Jones
Unknown:
Stefan Buczacki
Unknown:
Anita Roddick
Unknown:
Michelle Collins
Unknown:
Alan Titchmarsh

Fifteenth of a 24-part comedy series. Julia finally finds an assistant for her experiments. He's nice, and he's clever, but he has a funny name. Written by Jeremy Swan Stereo Subtitled.

Contributors

Written By:
Jeremy Swan
Julia Jekyll:
Olivia Halunan
Moira Jekyll:
Victoria Williams
Jerry Jekyll:
Bill Fellows
Memphis Rocket:
Simon Green
Mrs Rocket:
Ann Emery
Lester Blister:
Robert Portal
Harriet Hyde:
John Asquith
Edward:
Guy Edwards
Nicola Blister:
Tiffany Griffiths
Sharon Blister:
Karen Salt
Roger:
Anthony Tobias
Sarah Slocombe:
Emma Barnett

Return of the series hosted by Bob Monkhouse in which two teams of stand-up comedians captained by Eddie Large and Phill Jupitus clash for a duel of wordplay and wit.
Eddie's seasoned comic companion this week is Billy Pearce , while Phill is joined by Fred Macaulay. Future guests include Bernard Manning , Mick Miller , Bobby Davro , Les Dennis ,
Tony Hawkes , Sean Meo , Mark Hurst and John Moloney.
Director/Producer Alan Nixon

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Monkhouse
Unknown:
Eddie Large
Unknown:
Phill Jupitus
Unknown:
Billy Pearce
Unknown:
Fred MacAulay.
Unknown:
Bernard Manning
Unknown:
Mick Miller
Unknown:
Bobby Davro
Unknown:
Les Dennis
Unknown:
Tony Hawkes
Unknown:
Sean Meo
Unknown:
Mark Hurst
Unknown:
John Moloney.
Producer:
Alan Nixon

The series offering the latest news on science, medicine and technology.

Tonight, how a humble household toilet plunger has inspired a doctor to develop a life-saving "cardio-pump" for use in the resuscitation of heart attack victims.

Plus, news from Cambridge University of the ongoing battle to stay one step ahead of bacteria that constantly threaten the lives of hospital patients through their resistance to antibiotics.

And how world-class ski jumpers in America are using the mini-hurricanes created in wind tunnels to improve their performances on the hills.

Hosted by Shahnaz Pakravan and Howard Stableford, with Vivienne Parry, Philippa Forrester, Rebecca Stephens.

Further Details: Ceefax page 623, the TW Hotline on [number removed], or the Internet on [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Shahnaz Pakravan
Presenter:
Howard Stableford
Reporter:
Vivienne Parry
Reporter:
Philippa Forrester
Reporter:
Rebecca Stephens.
Producer:
Liz Tucker
Editor:
Edward Briffa

Comedy series about a couple with a fiery love-hate relationship. Starring Paul Nicholas , Jan Francis
Vince and Penny meet upforthe first time in five years since he left hertwo days before they were due to be married.
Written by John Sullivan Director/Producer Ray Butt

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Nicholas
Unknown:
Jan Francis
Written By:
John Sullivan
Vince Pinner:
Paul Nicholas
Penny Warrender:
Jan Francis
Rupert:
David Neville
Sonia:
Linda Hayden
Mick:
John Blundell

Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham captain two teams of sporting celebrities as they answerthe questions put to them by David Coleman in this challenging test of sporting knowledge. Executive producer Mike Adley

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Beaumont
Unknown:
Ian Botham
Unknown:
David Coleman
Producer:
Mike Adley

The first of three dramatic reconstructions is of the remarkable story of how a surgeon performed emergency surgery to save a woman's life during a flight from Hong Kongto London. He succeeded without the aid of surgical instruments and while his patient was still conscious. See today's choices. Producer Trevor Hill ; Executive producer
Andy Batten-Foster

Contributors

Producer:
Trevor Hill
Producer:
Andy Batten-Foster

Concluding the two-part drama based on a true story. Starring Farrah Fawcett

Media interest in Diana's plight increases as the police investigation continues. Can this seemingly devoted mother really be a cold-blooded killer? District Attorney Frank Joziak thinks so. Pt 1 Wednesday 10.20pm Rpt Subtitled .

Contributors

Diane Downs:
Farrah Fawcett
Frank Joziak:
John Shea
Lew Lewiston:
Ryan O'Neal
Doug Welch:
Gordon Clapp
Karen Downs:
Emily Perkins
Boyd Paul Downs:
Garry Chalk
Daryl Chapman:
Ken James
Russell Wells:
Sean McCann
Matt Jensen:
Garwin Sanford

Crime drama starring
Warren Oates , Isela Vega
Tortured to reveal the name of her lover, the young daughter of General
El Jefe gives the name of Alfredo Garcia. El Jefe , a wealthy landowner, offers a million dollars in exchange for
Garcia's head. The ensuing search takes his henchmen and a down-and-out pianist, Bennie, into the depths of Mexico, where greed and animosity lead to murder and confrontation.
Director Sam Peckinpah (1974) + See Films: pages 47-52

Contributors

Unknown:
Warren Oates
Unknown:
Isela Vega
Unknown:
El Jefe
Unknown:
Alfredo Garcia.
Unknown:
El Jefe
Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Bennie:
Warren Oates
Elita:
Isela Vega
Quill:
Gig Young
Sappensly:
Robert Webber
Max:
Helmut Dantine
El Jefe:
Emilio Fernandez
Paco:
Kris Kristofferson
One-armed bartender:
Chano Urueta
Cueto:
Jorge Russek
Frank:
Don Levy
John:
Donny Fritts
Chalo:
Chalo Gonzalez
Estaban:
Enrique Lucero
Theresa:
Janine Maldonado

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