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The first of six Cornhill Insurance Test matches between England and Australia opens with live coverage of the first day's play from Edgbaston. Introduced by Tony Lewis. Continues at 12.35pm on BBC2.
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(Stereo)
See Sport: page 44

Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather

Contributors

Presenter:
Tony Lewis
Commentary:
Richie Benaud
Commentary:
Geoffrey Boycott
Commentary:
David Gower
Commentary:
Ian Chappell
Producer:
Paul Davies
Producer:
Alan Griffiths
Editor:
Philip Bernie

Another chance to see this six-part second series of the popular stage school drama.
Tim and Chris are on location making a film where they meet Huw - the ego from Wales. Luke is assembling a pop group to conquer the world.

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Contributors

Writer:
Chris Ellis
Tim:
Paul Nicholls
Chris:
Sacha Pitimson
Huw:
Rhys Moore
Luke:
Nathan Constance
Emma:
Lindsey Wise
Nicky:
Keeley Forsyth
Jules:
Hannah Lawrence
Mark:
Craig Stein
Ben:
Mahommed George
Gaby:
Delia Lindsay
Cam:
Sally Spencer-Harris
Martine:
Nicola Bryant

More major health stories are put under the microscope by the team of reporters including John Nicolson, Angela Rippon and Toyah Willcox. With Alice Beer.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Alice Beer
Reporter:
John Nicolson
Reporter:
Angela Rippon
Reporter:
Toyah Willcox
Producer:
Owen Gay
Series Producer:
Donna Taberer

Ruth takes the plunge and tells Mark about how she has been feeling. Grant is annoyed when he finds out that Peggy and Tiffany have been conspiring behind his back.
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(Omnibus edition on Sunday)
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In the first of a new six-part series, which takes a look at crime prevention, Martyn Lewis takes to the roads and the skies with Britain's first dedicated car-crime unit. He investigates what police forces around the United Kingdom are doing to combat the dangerous problem of joyriding.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Martyn Lewis
Series Director:
Adam Tysoe
Series Editor:
Charles Thompson

Concluding the comedy series about a mother who demands looking after. Starring Stephanie Cole

When Peggy starts time-travelling again, Andrew decides to find her somewhere new to live. But Peggy is determined to stay at home. Last in the series.

Contributors

Writer:
Geoffrey Atherden
Director:
Sylvie Boden
Producer:
Stephen McCrum
Peggy:
Stephanie Cole
Andrew:
Martin Ball
Richard:
David Haig
Kate:
Carol Starks
Matron:
Barbara Horne
Sweet granny:
Anthea Holloway
Grumpy granny:
Peggy Shields

The programme that reconstructs dramatic real-life rescues.
This week's stories include the fight to save a teenager impaled through the chest on a rusty bolt; an 81-year-old woman stranded in a car teetering over the edge of a 120-footdrop; and a helicopter forced to land on a narrow sea wall to rescue an injured boy.
Plus the chance to apply for one of a thousand free lifesaving courses in Essex. Presented by Michael Buerk and Juliet Morris.
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Tape/Guide: for a lifesaver tape or guide, send a cheque for £2.50. payable to BBC Education, to: [address removed] For programme details see Ceefax page

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Buerk
Presenter:
Juliet Morris
Producer:
Tessa Finch
Editor:
Andrea Wills

Concluding the series in which Angus Deayton investigates the art of deception.

This week's programme looks at liars with a mission. Whether it's saving a marriage or changing the world, the individuals in tonight's episode lie because the ends justify the means.
Angus Deayton introduces four very different people who feel they have right on their side, including a woman who acted as a spy and lived a double life of espionage with her husband and an undercover investigator who justifies his secret filming techniques to expose crimes.

Contributors

Presenter:
Angus Deayton
Producer:
Emma Cahusac
Executive Producer:
John Drury

Crime drama starring Jeff Bridges, John Heard

Santa Barbara, California: Richard Bone sees a mysterious figure dumping a mutilated body. The following day, with his friend Alex Cutter, he recognises an oil tycoon as the killer. Together they decide to expose the culprit.
(1981, 15)
See Films: pages 52-60

Contributors

Director:
Ivan Passer
Richard Bone:
Jeff Bridges
Alex Cutter:
John Heard
Maureen (Mo) Cutter:
Lisa Eichhorn
Valerie Duran:
Ann Dusenberry
JJ Cord:
Stephen Elliott
George Swanson:
Arthur Rosenberg
Woman in hotel:
Nina Van Pallandt
Mrs Cord:
Patricia Donahue
Susie Swanson:
Geraldine Baron

BBC One London

About BBC One

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

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