Yesterday in Parliament.
FILM Comedy with Lupe Velez as the temperamental Carmelita whose husband has forgotten their wedding anniversary.
• FILMS: pages 31.35
Songwriter Harry Miller (
Jack Oakie ) meets Lester who composes hits in his sleep.
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When peace is declared. Stan and Ollie have to keep a promise.
Films: pages 31 -35
Giuseppina is a 7-year-old Australian girl whose parents are Italian.
An experimental dance.
Mindscape
Cartoon.
Followed by Muggeridge: Ancient and Modern
1971-78. An autobiographical film.
Followed by Westminster Live
Parliamentary highlights.
With Robert Robinson.
With guest Arthur Smith.
Followed by Who Cares Now?
Caring for an older person. With Jonathan Miller.
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The country's top Alpine enthusiasts compete for medals as the University of Warwick hosts a gathering of international experts. With Geoff Hamilton ,
Dr Stefan Buczacki and Nigel Colborn.
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Starring
James Stewart
Doug McClure
Charlie Anderson tries to keep his family out of the Civil War but soon finds he can no longer afford to remain aloof.
Director Andrew V McLaglen FILMS: pages 31-35
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The Regiment. In 1969, Jamie Daniell was a young subaltern in the Royal Green Jackets. His posting to Northern
Ireland was his first taste of real danger since he had joined the army. Two years later, on the afternoon of internment, he was shot through the chest by an IRA sniper. He miraculously survived and is now a colonel in his Regiment. In the third and final part of his series about the human cost of the last 20 years, Peter Taylor looks at the soldiers themselves. Rpt; Producer Michael Dutfield
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International reports on environmental issues.
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. In the battle against sheep scab, farmers are obliged to use chemicals developed for war. There is no doubt that they are toxic. The growing question is, are they safe? Producer Fiona McKenzie Series editor Jeremy Evans
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David Lynch 's offbeat drama. Starring Kyle MacLachlan Michael Ontkean
Actress Diane Keaton directs this episode of the soap noir.
DRAMA: page 4
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Last of eight films in which David Jessel takes up the cases of people whose lives have been ruined by injustice. Justice Denied.
Sheila Wiseman went into hospital for a routine operation.
Eighteen months later she had to have a kidney removed as a result of damage caused during the first surgery. If she had been wealthy she could have sued for damages. She was just over the income limit for Legal Aid and now has to find £30,000 to fund the case - or forget it. Legal Aid was created in 1949 to make sure
'persons of small or moderate means' would be able to use the law to defend their rights. But in 1991 does Legal Aid deliver on that promise? Producer John Forsyth
Series producer Steve Haywood • DOCUMENTARY: page 10
With Peter Snow.
The arts and media show.
