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CIS UK Indoor Bowls Championship Round 2.
The last two quarter-finalists are decided this afternoon. At stake is an increasing chance of the title - or E750 compensation money.
Survivors of this round can double their money to £1,500, and they should include Tony Allcock , former winner and former world champion.
David Icke introduces the action live from the Guild Hall, Preston.
Commentators:
David Rhys-Jones and Jimmy Davidson.
Summarisers: Mal Hughes , David McGill and John Bell. Television presentation
HUW JOSEPH and JOHN TAIT Producers KEITH PHILLIPS and PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE including at
Regional News and Weather
Among the new releases reviewed by Barry Norman are Wilt, starring
Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith , and Michael Winner 's A Chorus of Disapproval.
Plus, Robert Lindsay making Bert Rigby , You're a Fool.
starring and A uranium theft by three fellow students causes problems for our hero. Spiderman battles the sinister schemes of international arms dealer Mr White while Peter Parker fends off investigative reporter Gale Hoffman.
Written by ROBERT JANES Produced by RON SATLOF and ROBERT JANES
Directed by RON SATLOF
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Luncheon
Lunch in Victorian households was 'an unceremonious and inconsequent meal'. It usually consisted of cold meats and hot dishes that wouldn't spoil if left standing. Ruth Mott makes a galantine, poached eggs on spinach and a gooseberry tart, while Alison makes lunch for the staff - which in large households meant 12 or more people. Mid-morning, Harry Dodson arrives for a cup of tea and chats over old times with Ruth. Peter
Thoday looks at the life of bestselling cookery writer Isabella Beeton.
Associate producer JENNIFER DAVIES Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol
• MUSIC: the music for 'The
Victorian Kitchen is is by Paul Reade ; the theme is included on 'The World of BBC TV Themes', available from record shops on LP, cassette and CD.
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Beyond the Barbed Wire
Andrew Cooper explores the natural history of Ministry of Defence land. Some of the most beautiful parts of the countryside which are used as battlegrounds are home to many rare and endangered plants and animals. From the wilderness of Dartmoor to an island seabird colony in the sights of the Navy's big guns, some extraordinary wildlife survives. Yet the real surprise is found on an army gunnery range in Dorset, where an unspoilt valley teems with life under the protection of the latest tanks and armoured vehicles.
Photographed and produced by ANDREW COOPER
Executive producer DAVID SPIRES
0 BBC WILDLIFE: the November issue includes a cover feature on Bengal tigers, and there's a look at the work of the Young Wildlife Photographer of 1989. From newsagents, price £1.50. Alternatively, a year's subscription costs £20. Send a cheque, made payable to Wildlife Publications Ltd, to: [address removed]
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William Woollard reports from the Motorcycle Show on the latest in two-wheeled transport. Vic Allan tests the new Norton Fl road-going version of this year's Formula 1 British
Championship winner, and the Voyager, the latest 'feet first' motorcycle.
The Brighton Speed Trials are among the oldest events in the British motor sport calendar. Tiff Needell joined a wide variety of men and machines, trying out three contemnorary sports cars.
Plus, Tom Boswell reports on this summer's massive gathering of Lotus enthusiasts at Donington, and Chris Goffey road-tests Peugeot's new executive saloon, the 605. Producer KEN POLLOCK Editor TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
A series of six programmes. 3: My Pal Mozart
Dear Radio Times,
I am a senior citizen struggling to make ends meet on a small fixed grin, and am unable to get out of the house these days due to the front door being bricked up by Friends of the Earth. As such I watch a great deal of television and take particular exception to Alexei Sayle's Stuff. If Mr Sayle finds life here so disagreeable, may I suggest he moves to England, where totalitarian government, lack of human rights and a disastrous economy would really give him something to moan about.
Mrs Martina Kalashnikov,
Smolensk.
Alexei Sayle replies: Who gives a damn what you think?
Featuring Alexei Sayle with Angus Deayton, Tony Millan, Jan Ravens, Owen Brenman and Pete Murray.
Written by ANDREW MARSHALL
DAVID RENWICK and ALEXEI SAYLE Music by SIMON BRINT
Costume MARY HUSBAND Sound MARK HOLLAND Designers
HARRY BANKS and PHILIP LINDLEY Produced and directed by MARCUS MORTIMER
Crack Doctors
Major Mary Maniscalco -Theberge is a surgeon in the US Army. To gain experience of treating gunshot wounds she's been posted to a city with the highest murder rate in the USA - Washington DC. America's capital is a battleground for competing drug dealers. The cause of the escalating violence is the new drug crack. Mary has been assigned to a special trauma centre for the seriously injured. It was set up by an Englishman, Dr Howard Champion. Out on the streets federal agents raid crack houses. And a crack dealer shot five times gives an insider's view of Washington's violence.
Photography BOYD ESTUS
Sound recordist PAUL RUSNAK
Film editor JIM DUFFY
Producer STEPHEN LAMBERT
40 Minutes editor CAROLINE PICK
FEATURE: page 8
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Second Thoughts by and Anthony Minghella.
Boz, who comes second in everything in life, is determined to be the first person to throw himself off a newly constructed bridge. Sam is intent on doing the same thing....
Photography ADRIAN BIDDLE Designer JOHN BEARD Music ORLANDO GOUGH and JOHN LUNN Producers
PETER FINCHAM and TREVOR EVANS Directed by PAUL WEILAND
A Talkback production for BBCtv
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with Jeremy Paxman.
Tom Wolfe 's best-selling novel Bonfire of the Vanities has been hailed as the most pertinent moral statement about contemporary America in decades. In the week before New York's controversial mayoral election, Howard Jacobson discusses Wolfe's vision with New York lawyer Ed Hayes , journalist
Christopher Hitchens and critics Rhoda Koenig and Homi Bhabha. Studio director NIGEL FINNIS Producer JANICE HADLOW
CIS UK Indoor Bowls Championship Quarter-finals.
David Icke is your host from the Guild Hall, Preston.
