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In today's programme, Dean and Paula Finnie talk about the conflict between theirfaithandalong-runningdisputewith a neighbour. Also, the Rev David Cohen shares some home truths, and Joe King and his band sing a new arrangement of Here Is Love, Vast as the Ocean. With
Alison Hilliard.

Contributors

Unknown:
Paula Finnie
Unknown:
David Cohen
Unknown:
Joe King
Unknown:
Alison Hilliard.

Magazine for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Today, what digital broadcasting will mean for deaf viewers, plus a look at how a Hampshire vet is providing hearing tests for dogs. With signing and subtitles. Repeated Tuesday 12 noon, BBC2 Stereo ..

Live coverage from Edgbaston of the fourth day's play between England and India. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott and David Gower. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
Stereo.............................................
Followed by Weather for the Week Ahead

Contributors

Commentary By:
Richie Benaud
Commentary By:
Geoffrey Boycott
Commentary By:
David Gower.
Introduced By:
Tony Lewis.

The BBC's monthly right-of-reply programme, presented by Diana Madill. Viewers can write in with comments to Biteback, [address removed], or telephone [number removed] E-Mail Address:[email address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Diana Madill

Germany v Czech Republic Live coverage from Old Trafford as Group C favourites Germany, minus
captain Jurgen Klinsmann , take on the Czech Republic, who came through a tough qualifying group to reach their first finals since 1980. Commentary by John Motson with Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen , Ruud Gullit , Gary Lineker and Chris Waddle.
Plus highlights of today's other match in Group B between Spain and Bulgaria at Elland Road.

Contributors

Unknown:
Captain Jurgen Klinsmann
Commentary By:
John Motson
Unknown:
Trevor Brooking.
Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
Unknown:
Alan Hansen
Unknown:
Ruud Gullit
Unknown:
Gary Lineker
Unknown:
Chris Waddle.

Denmark v Portugal
Live coverage of the match between title holders
Denmark and Group D rivals
Portugal, at Hillsborough. Denmark beat Belgium to the second qualifying position in Group D and the squad includes several players from their victorious 1992 team. Portugal's best European Championship performance came in 1984 when they were beaten 3-2 by hosts France in a thrilling semi-final. Commentary by Barry Davies with David Pleat.

Contributors

Unknown:
Hillsborough. Denmark
Commentary By:
Barry Davies
Unknown:
David Pleat.

Sixth in a ten-part family saga, starring
Stephanie Beacham
. Alison Steadman
Dunkirk. May 1940: As British forces retreat towards Dunkirk, fears grow for Harry's safety. See today's choices.
Written by Sam Snape ; Producer Peter Norris
Director Moira Armstrong * Dunkirk - 1996: page 33

Contributors

Unknown:
Stephanie Beacham
Unknown:
Alison Steadman
Written By:
Sam Snape
Producer:
Peter Norris
Director:
Moira Armstrong
Dorothea Grant:
Stephanie Beacham
Evelyn Hamilton:
Alison Steadman
Thomas Slater:
Tom Bell
Tom Slater:
Dorian Healy
Ellen Slater:
Linda Bassett
Edward Grant:
Michael Byrne
Granma Slater:
Edna Dore
Arthur Hamilton:
Michael Elwyn
Sir Cecil Mortimer:
Alan Howard
Mary Slater:
Rachel Power
Harry Slater:
Dominic Rowan
KayeBentley:
Rachel Pickup
Frank Slater:
Gregor Truter
Phyllis Slater:
Johanna Hargreaves
Geoffrey Slater:
Ryan Davenport
Billie Slater:
Sariel Heseltine
William Hamilton:
Tim Matthews
Rose Grant:
Paloma Baeza
Moira Barnes:
Keeley Gainey
MissCardew:
Janet Henfrey
Toby:
James Weber-Brown
Dixie:
Tom Ward
Una:
Emily Mortimer
DS Jackson:
Robin Summers
Maurice:
Keith Bartlett
Victor:
Wayne Foskett
Sandra:
Claudie Blakely
Jones:
Eric Allan
Corporal Eversall:
Daniel Bowers
Lieutenant Johnson:
Tom Goodman-Hill
Vicar:
Hugh Munr0
Foreman:
Kenneth MacDonald
Harbourmaster:
Martyn Whitby
Naval officer:
Charles Simpson
Army captain:
Alisdair Simpson
Controller:
Michael Healy
Military policeman:
Frank Morgan
Reporter:
Norman Gregory
Jim:
Ryan Philpot
Wounded soldier:
Matthew Delamere
Captain Britten:
Bernard Wright

Crime drama starring Clint Eastwood, Lee J Cobb
Walt Coogan, a no-nonsense deputy sheriff from Arizona, arrives in New York to collect an escaped killer who is being held in custody. But he soon runs up against red tape and, when his prisoner escapes, he is taken off the case. Coogan, however, is determined to get his man.
Director Don Siegel (1968, 15)
♦ See Films: pages 51-60 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Clint Eastwood
Unknown:
Lee Jcobb
Unknown:
Walt Coogan
Director:
Don Siegel
Walt Coogan:
Clint Eastwood
Sheriff McElroy:
Lee Jcobb
Julie:
Susan Clark
Linny Raven:
Tisha Sterling
Ringerman:
Don Stroud
Mrs Rfngerman:
Betty Field
Sheriff McCrea:
Tom Tully
Millie:
Melodie Johnson
Jackson:
James Edwards
Running Bear:
Rudy Diaz
Pushie:
David F Doyle
Taxi driver:
Louis Zorich
Big Red:
Meg Myles
Mrs Fowler:
Marjorie Bennett
Younghood:
Seymour Cassel
Wonderful Digby:
Albert Popwell

Contributors

Unknown:
William L Peterson
Unknown:
Virginia Madsen
Unknown:
Stud Cantrell
Director:
Martin Davidson
Cecil Stud Cantrell:
William L Petersen
Dixie Lee Boxx:
Virginia Madsen
Jamie Don Weeks:
Dermot Mulroney
Joe Louis Brown:
Larry Riley
EstherWrenn:
Katy Boyer
Hale Buchman Sr:
Henry Gibson
Hale Buchman Jr:
Teller Lasarow
Cletis Romey:
Robert Easton
Paco Izquierdo:
Panchito Gomez

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