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Labour leader Tony Blair is David Frost 's guest today. Including at 8.30 News; plus the weather.
Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson ......................................

Contributors

Leader:
Tony Blair
Unknown:
David Frost
Editor:
Barney Jones
Editor:
Andrew Thompson

This week, combating stress at work and learning to be more pleasant. With Cheryl Baker , Gordon Kennedy and Toby Anstis. Producer Carmel Perry ; Editor Fiona Thompson
GUIDELINE: ring [number removed]. Lines open 11am to 2pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Cheryl Baker
Unknown:
Gordon Kennedy
Unknown:
Toby Anstis.
Producer:
Carmel Perry
Editor:
Fiona Thompson

Camouflage clothing, how to combat clothes-eating carpet beetles, and how some of last summer's graduate fashion students have prospered. With
Caryn Franklin , Tim Vincent , Brenda Emmanus and Jeff Banks.

Contributors

Unknown:
Caryn Franklin
Unknown:
Tim Vincent
Unknown:
Brenda Emmanus
Unknown:
Jeff Banks.

The Oscar-winning musical based on Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist, starring Ron Moody, Oliver Reed, Mark Lester

Escaping a life of workhouse servitude, Oliver tries to seek his fortune in London, but instead of gold-paved streets he finds Fagin and his crime school for boys.
(1968, U)
See Films: pages 56-61

Contributors

Director:
Carol Reed
Fagin:
Ron Moody
Bill Sikes:
Oliver Reed
Oliver:
Mark Lester
Mr Bumble:
Harry Secombe
Nancy:
Shani Wallis
Artful Dodger:
Jack Wild
Magistrate:
Hugh Griffith
Bet:
Sheila White
Mr Brownlow:
Joseph O'Conor
Widow Corney:
Peggy Mount
Mr Sowerberry:
Leonard Rossiter
Mrs Sowerberry:
Hylda Baker

From Holmfirth, West Yorkshire.

Harry Secombe looks at growing old with the help of Last of the Summer Wine stars Bill Owen, Kathy Staff and Thora Hird. Former Test cricket umpire Dickie Bird talks of his retirement, and there's an interview with Michael Bentine, filmed shortly before his death last year.

Hymns include What a Friend We Have in Jesus and O Jesus, I Have Promised.

Contributors

Presenter:
Harry Secombe
Guest:
Bill Owen
Guest:
Kathy Staff
Guest:
Thora Hird.
Guest:
Dickie Bird
Interviewee:
Michael Bentine
Producer:
R. Medwyn Hughes
Editor:
Helen Alexander

From Bebington in the Wirral, where exhibits include ajumpingtiger, a lady in pink pyjamas, an etching purchased only 24 hours before the show, a classical marble statue walled up for 15 years, and a carp, a pig and an elephant, all made by the Russian imperial jeweller Faberge. With Hugh Scully. Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer
ChristopherLewis Stereo Subtitled ....... + See Antiques: page 47

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Scully.
Producer:
Michele Burgess

After Enda is spotted panning for gold in the river, Liam and Donal set off on a tourist scam.
See today's choices.

Contributors

Writer:
Kieran Prendiville
Producer:
Chris Griffin
Director:
Paul Harrison
Father Peter Clifford:
Stephen Tompkinson
Assumpta Fitzgerald:
Dervla Kirwan
Brian Quigley:
Tony Doyle
Father MacAnally:
Niall Toibin
Niamh Egan:
Tina Kellegher
Ambrose Egan:
Peter Hanly
Enda Sullivan:
Stephen Brennan
Liam:
Joe Savino
Donal:
Frankie McCafferty
Padraig:
Peter Caffrey
Siobhan:
Deirdre Donnelly
Brendan:
Gary Whelan
Kevin:
John Cleere
Dr Ryan:
Bosco Hogan
Eamonn:
Birdy Sweeney
Mairie Kilfeather:
Pauline Cadell

Continuing the 26-part history of the 20th century.

For over 20 tumultuous years, a fifth of the world's population lived through the largest mass mobilisation ever attempted as Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung called for a "great leap forward." In tonight's programme, Chinese people remember the 1949 Communist revolution.
Repeated tomorrow at 7pm on BBC2
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Tale of the Century: page 11

Contributors

Producer:
Jennifer Clayton
Executive Producer:
Peter Pagnamenta

Second in a six-part series that looks over the scientific horizon to confront the moral questions of the 21st century.
The Sex Files. Tonight Michael Buerk and the regular panel discuss the future of sex and what will happen when we don't need sex for reproduction at all. Executive producer John Drury; Series editor Anne Reevell Stereo Subtitled

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Buerk
Producer:
John Drury

Wartime drama starring
Jeff Chandler , Ty Hardin
Burma, 1942. A crack US army unit captures a strategic village deep behind enemy lines. But another punishing mission then awaits them. Brigadier General Frank Merrill JEFF CHANDLER.
Lieutenant Lee Stockton TY HARDIN , Bullseye PETER
BROWN, Major (Doc) Nemeny ANDREW DUGGAN
Director Samuel Fuller(1962.U) + See Films: pages 56-61 ****

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeff Chandler
Unknown:
General Frank Merrill Jeffchandler.
Unknown:
Ty Hardin
Unknown:
Bullseye Peter
Unknown:
Nemeny Andrew Duggan

BBC One London

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