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Coverage from the fourth day of the championships. This was an emotional day for former champion Stefan Edberg last year as his 14-year Wimbledon career ended on Number One court.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
(Stereo)

Contributors

Presenter:
Desmond Lynam

There's the terrifying possibility of Harriet's parents visiting the school on the same day as Mr and Mrs Jekyll. Last in the series.
This week's episodes written by Jim Eldridge
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Writer:
Jim Eldridge
Julia Jekyll:
Olivia Hallinan
Harriet Hyde:
John Asquith
Moira Jekyll:
Victoria Williams
Jerry Jekyll:
Bill Fellows
Memphis Rocket:
Simon Green
Mrs Rocket:
Ann Emery
Lester Blister:
Robert Portal
Edward:
Guy Edwards

The fourth of a six-part stage school drama.
Chris is reluctant to share digs with Huw, and Pippa has to deal with a big disappointment.
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Writer:
Jeremy Front
Nicky:
Keeley Forsyth
Luke:
Nathan Constance
Chris:
Sacha Pitimson
Alice:
Lindsay Payne
Pippa:
Marie Wevill
Sasha:
Stephanie Bagshaw
Jake:
Rudolf Gordon
Emma:
Lindsey Wise
Huw:
Rhys Moore
Tim:
Paul Nicholls

The return of the series helping shoppers make the best choices. In the first often programmes,
Vanessa Feltz and BBC2's
Home Frontpresenter Anne McKevitt ask if home improvements really add value to a house. Katrina Leskanich from pop group Katrina and the Waves reveals herwardrobe secrets. And Garth Crooks and Nikki Diamond try out the latest in training shoes. With reporter Chris Choi. See today's choices. Series producers Owen Gay and Geraldine McClelland ; Editor Steve Anderson

Contributors

Unknown:
Vanessa Feltz
Unknown:
Frontpresenter Anne
Unknown:
Katrina Leskanich
Unknown:
Garth Crooks
Unknown:
Nikki Diamond
Reporter:
Chris Choi.
Reporter:
Geraldine McClelland
Editor:
Steve Anderson

In the crime prevention programme, Martyn Lewis asks what has been done to improve security in British schools since the murder of head teacher Philip Lawrence and the Dunblane massacre. He looks at the Newcastle school that has closed all but one of its 17 entrances, and examines the use of CCTV cameras. Plus the revolutionary scheme to prevent toddlers straying from their parents while shopping.

Contributors

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

In tonight's programme capturing real-life dramas at Heathrow Airport, Anita Newcourt loses a president but finds a prince in the Royal Suite; two missing water bottles threaten to keep an Aeroflot flight grounded; and Egon Ronay checks out the airport's restaurants.
See today's choices.

Contributors

Subject:
Anita Newcourt
Subject:
Egon Ronay
Producer:
John Farren
Series Producer:
Bridget Sneyd

As the trial draws to a close, Jasper Carrott continues to defend his 28 years of comedy before finally learning his fate. With Robert Lang, Richard Cordery and Caroline Webster. Last in the series.

Contributors

Director/Producer:
Nic Phillips
Comedian:
Jasper Carrott
[Actor]:
Robert Lang
[Actor]:
Richard Cordery
[Actress]:
Caroline Webster

Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones star in the second of six programmes of new comic sketches, characters and the traditional head-to-head dialogues.
See today's choices.
(Repeated next Wednesday)

Contributors

Comedian:
Mel Smith
Comedian:
Griff Rhys Jones
Director:
Dominic Brigstocke
Producer:
Jon Magnusson

Thriller starring Timothy Hutton, Lara Flynn Boyle

It's crunch time for cookie company executive Peter Derns when the firm gets taken over. However, help is at hand in the form of dynamic and devoted temporary secretary Kris Bolin. Her energising efficiency seems like a godsend, until a series of unfortunate "incidents" befalling other employees make Peter fearful of her intentions.
(1993, 15)
See Films: pages 56-68 **

Contributors

Director:
Tom Holland
Peter Derns:
Timothy Hutton
Kris Bolin:
Lara Flynn Boyle
Roger Jasser:
Dwight Schultz
Jack Hartsell:
Oliver Platt
Brad Montroe:
Steven Weber
Sara Meinhold:
Colleen Flynn
Charlene Towne:
Faye Dunaway
Lance:
Scott Coffey
Dr Feldman:
Dakin Matthews
Sharon Derns:
Maura Tierney

Drama based on true events. In order to investigate a murder, members of the Australian Federal and New South Wales police forces worked with the Mafia in a secret operation - code name "Seville" - to grow and distribute marijuana. Out of it a murder was solved, arrests were made and $14 million worth of drugs hit the streets of Sydney and Melbourne. A senior police officer also lost his life. Was it all worth it?
(1990)
See Films: pages 56-68 **

Contributors

Director:
Ken Cameron
Asst Comm Colin Winchester:
Gerald Kennedy
Det Sgt Bill Cullen:
Terry Gill
Det Con Max Chapman:
Frankie J Holden
Guiseppe Verduci:
Luciano Catenacci
Les Doogan:
Roderick Williams
Det Sgt Brian Lockwood:
Tim Robertson
Antonio Barbaro:
Vince D'Amico
Mario Cannistra:
Rob Ruggiero
Luigi Pochi:
Joseph Spano
Supt Bob Blissett:
Max Fairchild

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