Dolgellau and the surrounding area of mid-Wales.
The fourth of six films about moving home.
Eight stories by different directors, starring Charles Laughton W C Fields
Eight people are chosen at random to inherit the fortune of an eccentric millionaire. With
Gary Cooper , George Raft , Wynne Gibson , May Robson and Jack Oakie. Directors James Cruze. H
Bruce Humberstone. Ernst Lubitsch , Norman McLeod. Stephen Roberts , William A Seiter and Norman Taurog
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Comedy starring Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Homer Flagg 's wish to see New York is granted in unfortunate circumstances. With Janet Leigh , Edward Arnold , Fred Clark ,
Sheree North and Sig Ruman. Director Norman Taurog ●FILMS: pages 46-56
The pop awards party, featuring Cathy Dennis, Marky Mark, Colour Me Badd, Dannii Minogue and Extreme. With Phillip Schofield and New Kids on the Block.
Children's animation.
David Bellamy explores the seaweed on rocky shores.
Followed by World Snooker
Live coverage from Sheffield as Alain Robidoux completes his match against Nigel Bond. Plus in Snooker Break, David Vine looks at the issues and personalities of this championship and gives viewers another chance to win a colour television in this week's quiz.
Introduced by Eamonn Holmes.
Including at
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50 pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Starring
Nicholas Hammond
Joanna Cameron
A uranium theft by three fellow students causes major problems for Spiderman.
Director Ron Satlof
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The investigative series.
Waiting for Justice. Everyday thousands of people are held on remand in Britain's prisons. In the eyes of the law they are innocent, yet they wait for justice in appalling, overcrowded conditions, often locked up for 23 hours a day. Forty per cent of remand prisoners are not given a prison sentence when their cases eventually come to court.
Ben Essauh was charged with murder. He spent ten months in prison on remand, waiting for trial, but when his case came to court the jury took just an hour to acquit him.
David Jessel reveals how, for some, that wait is too long and too cruel.
Producer Liz Mills
Series producer Steve Haywood
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Is it worth paying extra for the privilege of being seen in a coupe? Jeremy Clarkson drives the new BMW 3-series and the Honda Prelude.
Quentin Willson discovers a car which is gold-plated, weighs three tons, and was custom-made for a flamboyant Texan in the 1920s. Producer Jon Bentley
Executive producer Dennis Adams
●CAR LINES: new car test details phone 0[number removed]; second-handcar information phone 089 1 -[number removed]. Calls cost 36p/48p per minute.
If John Parrott has survived his first match, the defence of his title will continue tonight.
With Peter Snow.
Highlights of this evening's session, with Doug Mountjoy favourite to claim the remaining place in the last 16. Introduced by David Vine.
A preview of OU programmes.
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