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Smokers Can Harm Your Health
Every year 100,000 British smokers die from the effects of tobacco, but there is mounting evidence that smokers are damaging not only their own health but other people's, too. Horizon investigates the case against passive smoking and reveals new evidence of lung cancer, heart disease, asthma and childhood cancers.
Written and produced by Christopher Riley
Series editor Jana Bennett
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Contributors

Produced By:
Christopher Riley
Editor:
Jana Bennett

The adventures of the new
USS Enterprise and its crew. Starring Patrick Stewart The Child. The crew of the Enterprise, stunned by the announcement of Counselor
Troi's pregnancy, are little prepared for the subsequent birth of a most amazing child. See panel below.
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Unknown:
Patrick Stewart
Captain Jean-Luc Picard:
Patrick Stewart
Deanna Troi:
Marina Sirtis
Guinan:
Whoopi Goldberg
Dr Kate Pulaski:
Diana Muldaur

Antoine de Caunes catches female rappers L A Star, Shazzy and Tairrie B; remasters of Elvis Presley ;
Geoffrey Oryema and the Real World label.
Executive producers Alex Berger and Tim Newman
An NBdeC production for BBCtv

Contributors

Unknown:
Antoine de Caunes
Unknown:
Elvis Presley
Unknown:
Geoffrey Oryema
Producers:
Alex Berger
Producers:
Tim Newman

Stanislav Lem is one of the most original and widely read science fiction writers in the world. His books are not mere fantasies, but compelling voyages of intellectual discovery. Such Lem classics as Solaris make us think about science as well as marvel at it.
In this rare interview, the author talks about Poland, toys, Nazis, Communists and the true puzzle of outer space. Producer Adam Ustynowicz Series editor Nigel Williams

Contributors

Unknown:
Stanislav Lem
Editor:
Nigel Williams

Final episode of the Whitehall drama series, written by G F Newman.
Starring Roy Dotrice 3: Minister. The Home
Secretary, Charles Truman , faces a growing crisis in law and order.
Brian Hayes. HIMSELF
Producer Kenith Trodd Director Danny Boyle
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Contributors

Unknown:
Roy Dotrice
Unknown:
Charles Truman
Unknown:
Brian Hayes.
Charles Truman, MP (Home Secretary):
Roy Dotrice
Rose Kellner:
Jod Himay
Norman May-Boys, MP:
John Shrapnel
David West:
David Harewood
Gillian Savage:
Fiona Shaw
Dr Peter Balliol, MP:
Martin Shaw
Sir Randolph Spence:
Michael Winner
Chief Whip:
David Henry
Committee chairman:
Ronnie Stevens
Julian Brind:
Nicholas Jones
Neville Marsham:
Julian Fellowes
George Roeves:
Jonathan Cullen
Sir Christopher St Place:
Michael Culver
Michael Parke-Walsh, MP:
Nicholas Woodeson
Jack Brooke:
David Ryall
Clive Hough, MP:
Peter Cellier
Prime Minister:
Bernard Horsfall
Lord Kellner:
Frederick Treves
Dame Margaret Delysia:
Rachel Kempson
Janice Kellner:
Jill Melford
P O Suckley:
Chas Bryer

BBC Two England

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BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

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