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With Justin Webb and Sally Magnusson.
At 7.00,8.00 main news, with summaries every 15 minutes; 7.12,7.40,8.12,8.40 Business; 7.25,7.55,8.25,8.55 Weather, Regional news, Travel; 7.32,8.32 Sport.

Contributors

Unknown:
Justin Webb
Unknown:
Sally Magnusson.

A daily look at medical practice in the rural town of Alnwick, Northumberland. Today, Vivienne Parry meets Margaret Johnstone, who pionered a physiotherapy technique to help stroke victims.
(Stereo)

Contributors

Presenter:
Vivienne Parry
Guest:
Margaret Johnstone

Second World War romantic drama.
RAF officer Michael Quinn falls in love with his instructor when he arrives in India to learn Japanese.
(1958)
See Films: pages 57-64 **

Including at 11.00 News Regional News and Weather

Contributors

Director:
Ralph Thomas
Flight Lt Michael Quinn:
Dirk Bogarde.
"Sabby" Suzuki San:
Yoko Tani
Squadron Leader Fenwick:
Ronald Lewis
Flying Officer Peter Munroe:
John Fraser

Epic western starring James Stewart, John Wayne, Gregory Peck, Henry Fonda

In the 1830s, New England farmer Zebulon Prescott, his family in tow, begins a mammoth journey which is a spectacular chronicle of life in the old west.
(1962, PG)
See Films: pages 57-64 ****

Contributors

Director:
John Ford
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
George Marshall
Linus Ratings:
James Stewart
General William T Sherman:
John Wayne
Cleve Van Valen:
Gregory Peck
Jethro Stuart:
Henry Fonda
Eve Prescott:
Carroll Baker
Marshal Lou Ramsey:
Lee J Cobb
Zebulon Prescott:
Karl Malden
Zeb Rawlings:
George Peppard
Lilith Prescott:
Debbie Reynolds
Charlie Gant:
Eli Wallach
Mike King:
Richard Widmark
Narrator:
Spencer Tracy

On tonight's entertainment panel show, Animal Hospital presenter Shauna Lowry and actor Danny McCall from Channel 4's And the Beat Goes On team up to take on musician and comedian Bill Bailey and Malandra Burrows who plays Kathy Bates in Emmerdale. Hosted by Mike Smith.

Contributors

Panellist:
Shauna Lowry
Panellist:
Danny McCall
Panellist:
Bill Bailey
Panellist:
Malandra Burrows
Presenter:
Mike Smith
Director:
John Rooney
Producer:
Graham B Owens

The last in the series of the live programme that monitors the state of the nation's health. Tonight the team take a look back at some of stories from the last eight weeks, to report on their successes and progress.

Including a report on the 3,000 embryos in clinics around the country which will be destroyed on 1 August if their "parents" cannot be traced.

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Presented by Judith Hann and Alice Beer, with reporters Johnathan Maitland, Denise Mahoney and Andy Webb.

Contributors

Presenter:
Judith Hann
Presenter:
Alice Beer
Reporter:
Johnathan Maitland
Reporter:
Denise Mahoney
Reporter:
Andy Webb
Producer:
Owen Gay
Series Producer:
Donna Taberer

Comedy series written by Carla Lane, starring Nerys Hughes, Polly James

When Sandra's mother went into hospital Sandra had passionate nights with Rex in her home, but now Mrs Hutchinson is back, Sandra's life quickly reverts to normal.
For Beryl there is some comfort when she gets a call from Gwyn, her runaway son; and Mrs Hennesey turns to God for her lottery numbers.
(Stereo)

Contributors

Writer:
Carla Lane
Director:
Angela de Chastelai Smith
Producer:
Philip Kampff
Sandra:
Nerys Hughes
Beryl:
Polly James
Mrs Hutchinson:
Mollie Sugden
Lucien:
Michael Angelis
Mrs Hennesey:
Carmel McSharry
Gwyn:
Lee Oakes
Doctor:
Shiv Grewal
Squatter:
Mark Gough
Squatter:
Cameron Jack
Squatter:
Ian Tucker

So far BSE has meant the deaths of 160,000 cows and may lead to the condition Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease in humans. As the Government's handling of the "mad cow" crisis threatens to split Europe, Gerry Northam reports on a decade of official mistakes and cover-ups.

(Note: because Panorama is a topical programme and likely to react to events in the news, the above programme is liable to change)

Contributors

Reporter:
Gerry Northam
Producer:
Jean-Claude Bragard
Editor:
Steve Hewlett

Another chance to see the last of a four-part futuristic drama, the last segment of Dennis Potter's final work, brought to the screen in a collaboration between BBC1 and Channel 4.

Daniel Feeld's frozen head has been stolen from the cryogenics laboratory at the Masdon Science Centre by media mogul David Siltz and scientist Emma Porlock. Back in the laboratory the scientists realise that Daniel has some self awareness.

(Shown yesterday on Channel 4 at 9.00pm)

Contributors

Writer:
Dennis Potter

Erotic thriller starring Harry Hamlin

After the sudden death of his idealistic Australian partner, hard-nosed lawyer Jeff Warren inherits his cases, including a claim over a child's death due to illegal chemical waste dumping. Investigating further - lured by the seductive charms of Ellen Fielding, wife of his chief suspect - Warren stumbles across a murderous conspiracy that ignites a storm of sexual passion.
(1994, 18)
See Films: pages 57-64 **

Contributors

Director:
Craig Lahiff
Jeff Warren:
Harry Hamlin
Ellen Fielding:
Judy McIntosh
Alison:
Susan Lyons
Michael Suresch:
John Waters
Chalmers:
John Gregg
Ernie Miller:
Frankie J Holden
Katherine McGuire:
Nicola Paull
Fredericks:
Gerard Kennedy
Ann Biackmore:
Kate Raison

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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