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Magazine, featuring ex-actor Matthew Marsden and young hip-hop combo Another Level...... COMPETITION: [number removed] (callscosta maximum of 25p. Children must ask permission from the person who pays the phone bill.)

Contributors

Unknown:
Matthew Marsden

Introduced by Steve Rider.
11.30, 1.05 Athletics Live coverage of the European Cup from St Petersburg.
Britain's men arrive as cup holders after triumphing in Munich last year.
1.00pm News
2.00 Wimbledon 98 Tennis coverage from the All England Club as Wimbledon reaches the end of its first week.
Executive producer Martin Hopkins
Executive editor Dave Gordon ...........

Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider.
Editor:
Dave Gordon

Paris's Pare des Princes is the venue for this second game in the second round, between the winners of Group A and the runners-up in Group B. Kickoff at 8pm.
7.30-8.50
8.55-10.00
7.30-10.00(notPDC) ............. ♦ Win World Cup final tickets: p 41; See the three tenors in Paris:
Competitions and Offers, p

A feature-length edition of the detective drama starring
Warren Clarke , Colin Buchanan Adapted by Michael Chaplin from the novel by Reginald Hill ; Producer Lars MacFarlane Repeat Subtitled ................

Contributors

Unknown:
Warren Clarke
Unknown:
Colin Buchanan
Adapted By:
Michael Chaplin
Novel By:
Reginald Hill
Producer:
Lars MacFarlane

Eighth of a ten-part nannying drama.

Ned tries in vain to rekindle his romance.
(If live football is shown tonight, this programme can be seen tomorrow at 9.10pm.) See today's choices.
The experts' view: Review, p

Then National Lottery Update

Berkeley Square 9.40 BBC1
A lot of chickens come home to roost in this episode, most a result of the shooting weekend at the Lamson-Scribener's country seat. Tom is still in disgrace over (accidentally) shooting his father and is punished for his actions. Lydia is still being harassed by Lord Hugh, but with a few more episodes to go, there's a good chance she will see him off. Victoria St John, meanwhile, is as emotional as an upper-class Victorian lady can be over her shabby treatment at the hands of the dashing Captain Mason, who has made it clear he prefers the giggling Isabel. There's trouble for Hannah, too, when the builders arrive in Limehouse and start digging in kind-hearted Mrs Bronowski's back yard.

NOTE: this programme will move to Sunday if BBC1 shows live World Cup football this evening.

Contributors

Unknown:
Cock Robin
Written By:
Lilie Ferrari
Producer:
Alison Davis
Director:
Martin Hutchings
Hannah Randall:
Victoria Smurfit
Lydia Weston:
Tabitha Wady
Matty Wickham:
Clare Wilkie
Ned Jones:
Jason O'Mara
Hugh Lamson-Scribener:
Nicholas Irons
Mrs Bronowski:
Etela Pardo
Nanny Collins:
Rosemary Leach
Arnold St John:
Sean Murray
Victoria St John:
Hermione Norris
George Lamson-Scribener:
Rupert Frazer
Isabel Hutchinson:
Sophie Walker
Great-aunt Effie:
Rosalind Knight
Captain Mason:
William Scott-Masson
Mrs McClusky:
Kate Williams
Cook:
Maggie McCarthy
Pringle:
Amy Hodge
Fowler:
Peter Forbes
Bertie Hutchinson:
Adam Hayes
Lily:
Joanna Bacon
Rorrie Smith:
Sheree Murphy

Motor-racing drama starring William Campbell
Rob Estes
Old wounds are reopened for two former friends who are pitted together to race forthe same team. Director John Glen (1990) Subtitled. * See Films: pages 60-66 *
Followed by Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
William Campbell
Unknown:
Rob Estes
Director:
John Glen

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