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A groovy time awaits presenter Tim Wonnacott as members of a 1970s tribute band and their wives go bargain hunting at Detling antiques fair in Kent.
BBC Homes and Antiques Magazine: Price £2.95

Followed by News; Weather

Contributors

Presenter:
Tim Wonnacott

Shaun Williamson , Jennie Bond , Julia McKenzie and Tim Vine join Fiona Bruce , Alan Coren and Rod Liddle to fathom more obscure words.

Contributors

Unknown:
Shaun Williamson
Unknown:
Jennie Bond
Unknown:
Julia McKenzie
Unknown:
Tim Vine
Unknown:
Fiona Bruce
Unknown:
Alan Coren
Unknown:
Rod Liddle

Uninterrupted coverage of the afternoon's main action. Who will win through to the second week's play? Last year third seed Jennifer Capriati beat Daja Bedanova of Czechoslavia, seventh seed Jelena Dokic beat France's Nathalie Dechy while compatriot Mary Pierce also failed to progress. With
Sue Barker. BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

Contributors

Unknown:
Jennifer Capriati
Unknown:
Daja Bedanova
Unknown:
Jelena Dokic
Unknown:
Nathalie Dechy
Unknown:
Mary Pierce

Sharon takes drastic measures to convince Vicki to keep the baby. Alfie and Kat confess their true feelings.
Episode written by Matthew Cooper For more cast see Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday

Contributors

Written By:
Matthew Cooper
Dot Branning:
June Brown
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Jim Branning:
John Bardon
Martin Fowler:
James Alexandrou
Anthony Trueman:
Nicholas R Bailey
Paul Trueman:
Gary Beadle
Patrick Trueman:
Rudolph Walker
Janine Butcher:
Charlie Brooks
Barry Evans:
Shaun Williamson
Natalie Evans:
Lucy Speed

Heavy Metal. The bridge is at risk and the truth of Barry and Tatiana's marriage is uncovered in part two of a re-run of the comic drama series. Contains strong language.
Written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Producer Joy Spink ; Director Paul Seed

Contributors

Written By:
Dick Clement
Written By:
Ian La Frenais
Producer:
Joy Spink
Dennis Patterson:
Tim Healy
Neville Hope:
Kevin Whately
Moxey:
Christopher Fairbank
Barry Taylor:
Timothy Spall
Bomber Busbridge:
Pat Roach
Oz Osborne:
Jimmy Nail
Wyman Norris:
Noel Clarke
Jeffrey Grainger:
Bill Nighy
Brenda Hope:
Julia Tobin
Tatiana:
Branka Katie
Kadi:
Dragan Micanovic
Mickey Startup:
Michael Angelis
Addey:
Alan Igbon
Yorgo:
John Kazek
Lorraine:
Liz White
Teddy:
Platt Joerenton
Malcolm Renshaw:
Ian Embleton
Calhoun:
Ron Donachie
Rod Osbome:
Mark Stobbart
Sarah:
Emily Bruni
Irena:
Zelda Tinska
Dhori:
Aleksander Mikic
Debbie Hope:
Danielle Davison
Fiona Hope:
Bridie Hales
Lennie Cowan:
Karl Morgan
Olive:
Veronica Twidle

Futuristic horror. Having boarded a luxury liner, thieves find the vessel almost deserted - except for the presence of a terrifying creature. Widescreen. Review page 60.
Director Stephen Sommers (1998, 15)
Followed by Weatherview <w)

Contributors

Director:
Stephen Sommers
JohnFinnegan:
Treat Williams
Trillian:
Famke Janssen
Simon Canton:
Anthony Heald
Joey Pantucci:
Kevin J O'Connor
Hanover:
Wes Studi
Mulligan:
Jason Flemyng

Thriller, starring Thomas Ian
Griffith, with Lance Henriksen and Burt Young. After his colleagues are killed by the Mob, Chicago cop Terry McCain takes matters into his own hands. Review page 60.
Director Jon Hess (1993, 18)

Contributors

Unknown:
Thomas Ian
Unknown:
Lance Henriksen
Unknown:
Burt Young.
Unknown:
Terry McCain
Director:
Jon Hess

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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