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The Embassy
World Professional
Snooker Championship Round One
Two more first-round matches are being played this morning, one starting out and one finishing. Playing to a finish are Silvino Francisco (seeded 12) and Australia's
John Campbell , and starting out on their 19 frames are Doug Mountjoy (14) and David Taylor.
DAVID ICKE is your host for today's coverage from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. At 2.30* pm join David Vine for Snooker Break in the Crucible studio.
At 3.0 Neal Foulds (13) and John Virgo finish their match, and on the other table Cliff Thorburn (3), the 1980 World Champion, and Dene O'Kane start out on their 19 frames. including at 2.0 and 3.0 News and Weather at 3.45
News and Weather
Regional News and Weather and at 3.50
Racing from
Cheltenham
Further coverage from the April meeting.
4.0 The Steel Plate and Sections Young Chasers
Championship Final (24m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JOHN HANMER
Producer FRED VINER

Contributors

Unknown:
John Campbell
Unknown:
Doug Mountjoy
Unknown:
David Taylor.
Unknown:
David Icke
Unknown:
David Vine
Unknown:
Neal Foulds
Unknown:
John Virgo
Unknown:
Cliff Thorburn
Unknown:
Dene O'Kane
Introduced By:
Julian Wilson
Unknown:
Peter O'Sullevan
Unknown:
John Hanmer
Producer:
Fred Viner

starring
George Baker Sylvia Syms
England, 1651: Known only to his enemies as 'Moonraker', Anthony, Earl of Dawlish has rescued many fellow
Royalists from the wrath of the Roundheads. With a price on his head, he agrees to help the most wanted member of the Royalist movement -
Charles, heir to the throne of England....
Screenplay by ROBERT HALL
WILFRID EADES and ALISTAIR BELL Based on the play by ARTHUR WATKYN
Produced by HAMILTON G. INGLIS Directed by DAVID MACDONALD
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Contributors

Unknown:
George Baker
Unknown:
Robert Hall
Unknown:
Wilfrid Eades
Play By:
Arthur Watkyn
Produced By:
Hamilton G. Inglis
Directed By:
David MacDonald
Moonraker:
George Baker
Anne Wyndham:
Sylvia Syms
Edmund Tyler, alias Gregg:
Peter Arne
Colonel Beaumont:
Marius Goring
Lord Harcourt:
Clive Morton
Charles Stuart:
Gary Raymond
Henry Strangeways:
Richard Leech
Judith Strangeways:
Iris Russell
Martin Strangeways:
Michael Anderson Jr
Partfitt:
Paul Whitsun-Jones
Cromwell:
John Le Mesurier
Lord Dorset:
Patrick Waddington

Dennis Taylor (seeded 4), one of the game's most popular players and winner of the 1987 Masters, is at the table against Mark Bennett , as they start the first session of their 19-frame match. On the other side of the wall Doug Mountjoy (14) and David Taylor are finishing theirs. DAVID VINE introduces coverage from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

Contributors

Unknown:
Dennis Taylor
Unknown:
Mark Bennett
Unknown:
Doug Mountjoy
Unknown:
David Taylor

A series offourprogrammes written and presented by Natalia Makarova 3: Great Roles
Natalia Makarova looks at the great classical roles that are still the pinnacle of the ballerina's art - Swan Lake, Giselle and Sleeping Beauty. But choreographers of today are constantly extending the demands made on the ballerina both technically and emotionally - creating the 'classics' of the future. Natalia Makarova dances with Reid Anderson , Mikhail Baryshnikov ,
Anthony Dowell , Stephen Jefferies and Derek Rencher.
Also Carla Fracci ,
Marcia Haydee and Elisabeth Platel Programme consultant CLEMENT CRISP
Film editor JOHN GREGORY Producers DEREK BAILEY and JULIA MATHESON
Director DEREK BAILEY

Contributors

Presented By:
Natalia Makarova
Unknown:
Natalia Makarova
Unknown:
Natalia Makarova
Unknown:
Reid Anderson
Unknown:
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Unknown:
Anthony Dowell
Unknown:
Stephen Jefferies
Unknown:
Derek Rencher.
Unknown:
Carla Fracci
Unknown:
Marcia Haydee
Editor:
John Gregory
Producers:
Derek Bailey
Producers:
Julia Matheson
Director:
Derek Bailey

Dramatised in four parts by ROSEMARY ANNE SISSON starring and with Richard Morant
Rowena Cooper and Ray Armstrong
2: The corpse on the rock - suicide or murder?
Harriet Vane and Lord Peter believe the evidence points to murder.
Music composed and arranged by JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer MICHAEL CHAPMAN
Director CHRISTOPHER HODSON * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Unknown:
Rosemary Anne Sisson
Unknown:
Richard Morant
Unknown:
Rowena Cooper
Unknown:
Ray Armstrong
Unknown:
Harriet Vane
Arranged By:
Joseph Horovitz
Designer:
Barbara Gosnold
Producer:
Michael Chapman
Director:
Christopher Hodson
Lord Peter Wimsey:
Edward Petherbridge
Harriet:
Harriet Walter
Alexis:
Simon Cuff
Inspector Trethowan:
Ray Armstrong
Mrs Weldon:
Rowena Cooper
Antoine:
Michael Heath
Cherie:
Trudie Goodwin
Waiter:
Harry Littlewood
Merryweather:
Robin Soans
Bunter:
Richard Morant
George:
William Osborne
Salcombe Hardy:
Arthur Cox
Henry Weldon:
Jeremy Sinden
Landlord:
Gordon Salkilld
Farmer:
Brian Osborne
Haviland Martin:
Romney Marsh
Bright:
Colin Higgins
PC Ormonde:
Michael Troughton
Mrs Lefranc:
Barbara Young
Old Pollock:
John Cater

We're All Data Now with Duncan Campbell

Did you know that the DHSS is setting up a central register of just about everyone in the country at its new computer centre in Newcastle?
... or that Europe's biggest commercial databank in Nottingham contains files on virtually every family and household in Britain? How threatened is the citizen's right to personal privacy? Is the law on data protection strong enough to cope with the fast-moving growth in computerised information?
Duncan Campbell shows just how easy it is for information to leak from these databanks - even from the Police National Computer. And he invites members of the public to have a direct look at the kind of information that is held about them.

Director DENNIS COSGROVE
Producer BRIAN BARR.
BBC Scotland

Contributors

Unknown:
Duncan Campbell
Director:
Dennis Cosgrove
Producer:
Brian Barr

BBC Two England

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