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With John Nicholson and Sophie Raworth. At 7.00,8.00 Main news, with summaries every half-hour; 7.25,7.55, 8.25, 8.55 Weather. Regional news. Travel; 7.32,
8.32 Sport; 7.40 Business.
EditorAndrew Thompson

Contributors

Unknown:
John Nicholson
Unknown:
Sophie Raworth.

The current-affairs show presented by Juliet Morris.

Small change is all you need these days to buy heroin. A new way of educating teenagers about the consequences is making them and their parents listen while those who steal to pay for their habits are being offered treatment with a difference.

And a celestial Here and Now looks at the growing number of angel sightings. Tony Morris tunes in to the first angel network.

Write to: Here and Now, [address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Juliet Morris
Reporter:
Tony Morris
Series Producer:
Colin Savage
Editor:
Dave Stanford

Documentary series about Birmingham children's hospital.

There's high drama as six-year-old Adele is flown in from Belfast. She's come for an unprecedented triple-transplant, an operation which offers her release from the tubes by which she has to be fed. But first she has to be well enough for such major surgery. And a nine-year-old has high hopes that a hip operation will let him play football again.

Contributors

Producer:
David Ash
Executive Producer:
Edward Mirzoeff

First of a four-part look behind-the-scenes at the Forest Mere health farm in Surrey, which has just undergone a £14 million transformation. In the days leading up to the opening the owners Stephen Purdew and his mother, Dorothy, have to recruit 300 staff and welcome some special visitors despite having no electricity.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
Every inch a winner, This Week: page 5

Contributors

Subject:
Stephen Purdew
Subject:
Dorothy Purdew
Director:
Min Clough
Series Producer:
Kaye Godleman

This school term more four-year olds are starting formal classes than ever before. But despite the government's drive on education, there are doubts about whether school is the right environment for such young children. And could starting too young lead to major problems for a whole generation?
(Subtitled)
(Note: as Panorama is topical and likely to react to events in the news, its subject matter may change)

Contributors

Producer:
Jay Hunt
Editor:
Peter Horrocks

Darcey Bussell is at the peak of her career as an international ballerina, but her world is far removed from the more formal one of her famous predecessors. She's a thoroughly modern young woman who fits as easily into a black leather catsuit for a photoshoot as she does a tutu.
See today's choices.

Everybody's talking about... Darcey Bussell: page 13

Contributors

Subject:
Darcey Bussell
Producer:
Melissa Raimes
Series Producer:
Gillian Greenwood

Lady Luck has not smiled on manic "Bix", sex-change Annie, or Kate Austin's teenage heart patient.

Contributors

Dr Kate Austin:
Christine Lahti
Dr Aaron Shutt:
Adam Arkin
Dr Barbara 'Bix' Konstadt:
Kathy Najimy
Dr Billy Kronk:
Peter Berg
Annie Rueman:
Mia Sara
David Holgren:
Ryan Phillippe
Dr Phillip Watters:
Hector Elizondo
Dr John Sutton:
Jamey Sheridan

Horror. A descendant of Dr Frankenstein travels to Los Angeles where he creates a monster who will respond to his every wish.
(1957, 15) (Black and white and colour)
See Films: pages 58-65

Followed by Weather

Contributors

Director:
Herbert L. Strock
Professor Frankenstein:
Whit Bissell
Margaret:
Phyllis Coates
Dr Karlton:
Robert Burton
Teenage monster:
Gary Conway

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