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The Finals of 1986 from Ullswater, in the Lake District
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall
Brace: MICHAEL PEUGNIEZ with Gael and Dot v MEIRION JONES with Bill and Cap.
Singles: MAURICE COLLIN and Shep v IDRIS MORGAN and Wag.
Producer IAN SMITH (R)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Phil Drabble
Unknown:
Eric Halsall
Unknown:
Michael Peugniez
Unknown:
Maurice Collin
Producer:
Ian Smith

Slipper
Devised and written by GEOFFREY BOURNE TAYLOR and JOHN MURPHY EDWARDS Music JOHN KELHAM
Produced and directed by TREVOR BOND (R)

Contributors

Written By:
Geoffrey Bourne Taylor
Written By:
John Murphy Edwards
Music:
John Kelham
Directed By:
Trevor Bond

with Don Spencer
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Percussion WILL HILL
Woodwind MARTIN FRITH
Trodaction BARBARA RODDAM (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Don Spencer
Director:
Jonathan Cohen
Unknown:
Woodwind Martin Frith
Unknown:
Trodaction Barbara

Weather followed by Holiday Outings Shetland Isles
Bill Buckley visits Shetland - a naturalist's paradise, where all four seasons can be experienced during a five-minute car journey.
Director MARTIN O'COLLINS (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Buckley
Director:
Martin O'Collins

Weather followed by Journey to the Fourth World
Narrated by Patrick Allen
The Kali Gandaki in central Nepal is an unnavigable river. Yet besides the one, often impassable, road through the Mahabarat
Range, it is the only means of communication in a vast mountainous area where disease and poverty are rife. Producer TONY SALMON
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and MICHAEL ANDREWS

Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Allen
Unknown:
Kali Gandaki
Editors:
Anthony Isaacs

Sunday 23 April commemorates 425 years since the birth of William Shakespeare. Dr Levi Fox , the director of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, takes Norman Painting on a tour of Stratford-upon-Avon's most famous buildings connected with the Bard.
Producer MIKE DERBY BBC Midlands (R) ( 'The Bard of Southwark tomorrow at 5.00pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
William Shakespeare.
Unknown:
Dr Levi Fox

Starring Jeff Morrow, Faith Domergue
Cal Meacham, one of the world's most brilliant scientists, is recruited by the mysterious Exeter to work at a secret station in Georgia.
Screenplay by FRANKLIN COHEN and EDWARD G. O'CALLAGHAN
Based on a novel by RAYMOND F. JONES
Produced by WILLIAM ALLAND
Directed by JOSEPH NEWMAN
0 FILMS: page 15

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeff Morrow
Unknown:
Faith Domergue
Unknown:
Cal Meacham
Unknown:
Franklin Cohen
Unknown:
Edward G. O'Callaghan
Novel By:
Raymond F. Jones
Produced By:
William Alland
Directed By:
Joseph Newman
Exeter:
Jeff Morrow
Cal Meacham:
Rex Reason
Ruth Adams:
Faith Domergue
Brack:
Lance Fuller

with Mirella d'Angelo Che cos'è? What is it?
2: Fish, Wine, Chestnuts and Sportscars.
Film editor AL GELL Assistant producer DANIELLA DANGOOR
Series producer DAVID CORDINGLEY (e)
0 TRAVEL: page 84

Contributors

Producer:
Daniella Dangoor
Producer:
David Cordingley

Hammer on the Slammer When there are major problems at a maximum security prison, when the officers are corrupt, when chaos reigns and the inmates control the locks, the man to call is Don Bordenkircher. Inmates think him nuts, he scares politicians, no-one escapes his law.
Director JACOB YOUNG
Executive producer PAUL WATSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Don Bordenkircher.
Producer:
Paul Watson

with Michael Buerk and reporters John Howard , Grant Mansfield and Linda Mitchell.
Rabies - the killer disease that could cross the Channel after the tunnel opens. In Europe scientists are working on vaccines; in Britain defences are being built into the tunnel itself.
But can rabies be halted? And if not, can it be controlled? Studio director DAWN MONAGHAN
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Editor PETER SALMON BBC Bristol
0 EARTHWATCH: page 79
0 MY KIND OF DAY: page 86

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Buerk
Reporters:
John Howard
Reporters:
Grant Mansfield
Reporters:
Linda Mitchell.

by BOB BLACK starring
The Siege
In the last of the series
Willie Melvin is raring to go.
Music by DAVID MCNTVEN Designer IAIN MCDONALD Director RON BAIN
Producer COLIN GILBERT

Contributors

Unknown:
Willie Melvin
Music By:
David McNtven
Designer:
Iain McDonald
Director:
Ron Bain
Producer:
Colin Gilbert
Willie Melvin:
Gerard Kelly
Mum:
Jan Wilson
Chancer:
Andy Gray
Brian:
Jonathan Watson
Mr McLelland:
Dave Anderson
Tam:
Iain McColl
Irene:
Elaine C Smith
Docherty:
Kenny Ireland
Police Sergeant:
Craig Ferguson
Ribena:
Kate Donnelly
Jill:
Laura Girling

Catwalk
It's said that 2,000 dogs and 4,000 cats are destroyed in Britain every day.
Celia Hammond was a top fashion model. Now she's so furious about the destruction of healthy animals that she's given up her career, even her personal life, to rescue as many strays as she can. She prowls the wastelands and alleyways of London to save frightened, injured and lost cats. Her ultimate aim is to set up her own low-cost spaying and neutering clinics. Narrator Sarah Dunant Photography CHRIS MORPHET Film editor GARY BURCZAK Producer LOUELLA HAMER Director PATRICK UDEN
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF A UDEN ASSOCIATES production for BBCtv
(Celia Hammond is on 'Open Air tomorrow at 11. 00am
0 FEATURE: page 71
0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Unknown:
Celia Hammond
Narrator:
Sarah Dunant
Narrator:
Photography Chris Morphet
Producer:
Louella Hamer
Director:
Patrick Uden
Editor:
Edward Mirzoeff
Unknown:
Celia Hammond

Also starring Julie Kavner
Dan Castellaneta
Joe Malone and Sam McMurray in Valet
On his first day at work a valet gets much more than he bargained for with the arrival of a teasing temptress. Gold Diggers of 1988 How can this spring and autumn marriage fail when she is full of life and his pockets are full of money? Produced by RICHARD SAKAI

Contributors

Unknown:
Julie Kavner
Unknown:
Dan Castellaneta
Unknown:
Joe Malone
Unknown:
Sam McMurray
Produced By:
Richard Sakai

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