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Third of a six-part drama series about a football-mad youngster, featuring Liverpool star Michael Owen. Charlie receives wise words of advice from his hero after having a trial for a local team.
(Repeated next Sunday on BBC2)
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Contributors

Writer:
John Salthouse
Charlie Brice:
Huw Procter
Jimmy Brice:
Ian Burfield
Rachel Brice:
Angela Simpson
Himself:
Michael Owen
Ron Warley:
Alan Ford
Vic Morrish:
Cliff Parisi
Grace:
Liz Fraser
George:
Tony Selby

Anya Sitaram discovers a new attempt to limit the scourge of land-mines - a boot designed to absorb explosions. Plus a look at a Japanese robotic horse helping older people to stay fit. With Peter Snow and Philippa Forrester.
(Repeated tomorrow at 12.35am, with sign language)
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Further Information: Ceefax: page 623; [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Peter Snow
Presenter:
Philippa Forrester
Reporter:
Anya Sitaram
Producer:
Alex Seaborne
Editor:
Saul Nasse

Another against-the-clock cookery challenge, hosted by Fern Britton. Tonight's guests are Ballykissangel actress Victoria Smurfit and One Foot in the Grave star Richard Wilson, who are aided by chefs Ross Burden and Nick Nairn.
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Recipes: See Ceefax page

Contributors

Presenter:
Fern Britton
Guest:
Victoria Smurfit
Guest:
Richard Wilson
Chef:
Ross Burden
Chef:
Nick Nairn
Director:
Chris Fox
Producer:
Claire Richmond

Dale Winton presents an informative and entertaining guide to giving up smoking. Currently a 40-cigarettes-a-day man, the host is joined on National No Smoking Day by fellow smokers who are also trying to kick the habit with the help of experts including Dr Chris Steele.
See Choice.
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Give It Up Then Live It Up: Dr Mark Porter on National No Smoking Day, page 39

Contributors

Presenter:
Dale Winton
Expert:
Dr Chris Steele
Producer:
Dale Templar
Executive Producer:
Phil Dolling

First of a three-part series offering a penetrating insight into the world of drug use among young people in Britain.

Tonight's programme examines the case of Leah Betts, who died of Ecstasy poisoning at her 18th birthday party in 1995, and the effect that the tragedy had on the lives of her family and friends.
See Choice.
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BBC Action Line: for details of organisations offering information and support for anyone affected by drug use. call free and in confidence on [number removed].

Contributors

Series Producer:
Denys Blakeway
Executive Producer:
Richard Klein

Continuing the documentary series about a security firm.

At the height of summer, the staff of Security Leisure man resorts and events across the south west of England.
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Contributors

Producer:
Roy Chapman
Series Producer:
Dick Colthurst

Drama. Mary, Angie and Laura are high-school friends in the small town of Alta Vista in the late fifties. When Mary tells her boyfriend that she's pregnant, he promises to stand by her, then flees to San Diego to join the navy.
(1994, 12) (S) ***
Films: pp 64-67

Contributors

Director:
Joe Dante
Mary:
Holly Fields
Angie:
Julie Bowen
Laura:
Jenny Lewis
Jimmy:
Paul Rudd

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