Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
The last of three films starring
Lucille Ball also starring
Victor Mature
A week before going to war, womaniser Johnny Grey hears he will inherit a fortune if he marries a particular woman.
Producer/Director Tim Whelan
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World Professional
Snooker Championship.
Day 14 of the tournament features the semi-finals.
Seven more frames are to be played, with the losing semi-finalists sharing
E36,000 in prize money.
Introduced by David Icke.
PC Pinkerton has to search for a lost child.
Devised and written by Geoffrey Bourne-Taylor and John Murphy Edwards
(R)
Don Spencer asks which animal you would like to be. (R)
Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship. Further coverage from David Icke in Sheffield. At approximately
2.40pm
Snookerbreak David Vine has the results of the Shot of the Championship contest to win a weekend in Sheffield and tickets for the final.
Including at
Weather followed by Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presented by Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois.
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
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Introduced by David Icke.
Doc Cox from That's Life! visits an adventure park and gets some tips from photographer Pogus Caesar. Director Krishan Arora Producer Fiona Pitcher
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The Company of Ants and Bees
Professor James Gould argues that ants and bees tell us about human society.
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Starring Charles Coburn, Rock Hudson
A millionaire finds he has good reason for doubting his prospective heirs when, disguised as a penniless artist, he watches them squander part of his fortune.
Director Douglas Sirk
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A strong sense of loyalty to the firm is a vital ingredient of Japan's postwar economic miracle. Can it be grafted onto to Britain's industrial culture? At the Victoria and Albert Museum ,
Geoff Small is surprised by what he finds in one part of Britain's growing leisure industry. John Withington discovers an unexpected resistance to Japanese ideas in a much-praised British factory, while Susan Rae reports on the tensions and fears underlying a major amalgamation in the City.
Producer/Director Gary Johnstone Series producer Andrew Forrester A Diverse production for BBCtv
Michael Buerk presents the environment show. This week's edition goes to the seashore to find how marine life is coping with the 20th Century's most pervasive product - plastic. Series producer
Geraldine McClelland Editor Jeremy Bugler
World Professional
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Introduced by David Vine.
Karl's Kidney - for Sale Karl restores and sells pianos in London. Business is bad, and he is convinced that selling a kidney is the only way out of debt. He has been told of a German count turned kidney-broker who offers E20,000 for kidneys at his transplant agency. Karl tries to deal with the elusive count but there is bad news from India. Ruthless competition has sent the price plummeting and the desperately poor will sell their kidneys for less than 91,000. Will Karl get a good deal anywhere?
Producers Giancarla Forte and Judy Jackson
Editor Caroline Pick
An Alma Associates production for BBCtv
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Borderline Theatre
Company's production of Dario Fo's comic history of religion. The last mystery,
Pope Boniface VIII , features a medieval Pope more influenced by AI Capone than Christ. Due to the BBC's meanness, Robbie Coltrane is forced to play all the parts. Producer Stuart Cosgrove Director Don Coutts
A Big Star in a Wee Picture production for BBCtv
By the Green Party.
With Peter Sissons.
Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship.
David Vine introduces further news of the first semi-final.
A preview of special interest programmes from the OU.
What do people in Salford think of their city's image?
World Professional
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David Vine introduces the day's news from Sheffield.
