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The first of four visits to Lichfield Cathedral in which the Dean, Tom Wright, reflects on this special season of hope. Music, led by the cathedral choir, includes O Come, O Come Emmanuel, Thou Whose Almighty Word and On Jordan's Bank

Contributors

Unknown:
Tom Wright

Third of a six-part adaptation of Captain Marryat's novel. Abel Corbould has taken Jacob into the forest as a guide.
Dramatised by Richard Cooper and Peter Tabem

Contributors

Author:
Captain Marryat
Dramatised by:
Richard Cooper
Dramatised by:
Peter Tabem
Edward Beverley:
Tom Wisdom
Alice Beverley:
Joanna Kirkland
Jacob Armitage:
Malcolm Storry
Rev Abel Corbould:
Craig Kelly
Humphrey Beverley:
Danny Worters
Edith Beverley:
Emily Ruck-Keene
Patience Heatherstone:
Kelly Reilly
Heatherstone:
Richard Hope
Oswald Partridge:
Garry Cooper
William Hammond:
Ralph Ineson
Brother Robert:
Wolf Christian
Brother John:
John Blakey
Pablo:
Pablo Duarte
Phoebe:
Georgie Glen
Taggart:
Rob Spendlove
Fancy:
Peter Cocks

An Advent edition from Warwick, with guests actress Marcia Warren , singer Maddy Prior and the Radio 2 Chorister of the Year. Hymns, sung in the collegiate Church of St Mary, include 0 Come, 0 Come Emmanuel, Be Still My Soul and Like a Candle Flame.
Hosted by Pam Rhodes.

Contributors

Singer:
Marcia Warren
Singer:
Maddy Prior
Unknown:
Pam Rhodes.

Hugh Scully and the team visit Ickworth House, Suffolk, where finds include a broken toilet bowl with an unusual provenance, a collection of paintings kept in attics and barns, and an oriental porcelain vase.
Producer Mchele Burgess ; Executive producer Christopher Lewis

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Scully
Producer:
McHele Burgess
Producer:
Christopher Lewis

Niamh leaves Ambrose holding the baby, and Kathleen gets an unexpected visitor. See today's choices.
The nearly it girls: page 25

Contributors

Written By:
Ted Gannon
Producer:
Chris Clough
Director:
Simon Massey
Brian Quigley:
Tony Doyle
Ambrose Egan:
Peter Hanly
Niamh Egan:
Tina Kellegher
Sean Dillon:
Lorcan Cranitch
Donal:
Frankie McCafferty
Liam:
Joe Savino
Siobhan:
Deirdre Donnelly
Brendan:
Gary Whelan
Kathleen:
Aine Ni Mhuiri
Father Aidan:
Don Wycherley
Eamon:
Birdy Sweeney
Dr Ryan:
Bosco Hogan
Orla:
Victoria Smurfit
Danny Byrne:
Col Farrell
Emma Dillon:
Kate McEnery
Tom:
Ray McBride
Dermot:
Jim Norton

Richard shows that he has a way with electricity when enlisted to help at the church hall.
Written by RoyClarke: Director/Producer
Harold Snoad Repeat Subtitled...

Contributors

Hyacinth:
Patricia Routledge
Richard:
Clive Swift
Elizabeth:
Josephine Tewson
Daisy:
Judy Cornwell
Onslow:
Geoffrey Hughes
Rose:
Mary Millar

Surviving Lockerbie
Fourdays before Christmas 1988, Pan Am flight 103 from London to New York exploded in the air five miles above the Borders town of Lockerbie. Michelle Ciulla's father was one of the victims. Ten years after the event, Michelle finally visits the site of the crash, and gains an insight into an untold story of horror, heroism and generosity. See today's choices.
Director Stephen White ; Series editor
Richard Denton
◆ Lockerbie-living with the legacy: page 32

Contributors

Director:
Stephen White
Editor:
Richard Denton

Biographical drama starring Sigourney Weaver, Bryan Brown

Dian Fossey arrives in central Africa to research rare mountain gorillas faced with extinction, full of high ideals. Over the coming years she builds a strong bond between herself and the animals, but tragedy is never far away.
(1988, 15)
(Subtitled)
(—†See Films: pages 66-73)
Followed by Weather

Contributors

Director:
Michael Apted
Dian Fossey:
Sigourney Weaver
Bob Campbell:
Bryan Brown
Roz Carr:
Julie Harris
Sembagare:
John Omirah Miluwi
Dr Louis Leakey:
Iain Cuthbertson

BBC One London

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

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