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Daily four-part story in the adventure series set on the i streets of Brooklyn, New York. Who Burned Mr Brinker's Store? (parti). When
Mr Brinker 's video store burns down, Jamal is the prime suspect. Rpt Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Mr Brinker

Phone [number removed]to play the TV computer game Maggot Moments. Stereo
WRITE TO: Children's BBC, PO Box 4567,
London W 12 6AA.
Comedy, music and fun with host Mickey Hutton. The guest is magician Geoffrey Durham.

Contributors

Unknown:
Mickey Hutton.
Unknown:
Geoffrey Durham.

The stars of Hollywood's magical silent age feature in this compilation of classic
? scenes of outrageous slapstick , and swashbuckling action.
I With Douglas Fairbanks ,
Charlie Chaplin , Stan Laurel , Oliver Hardy ,
Fatty Arbuckle, the Keystone Cops. (1961) B/W
SEE FILMS pages 30-34

Contributors

Unknown:
Douglas Fairbanks
Unknown:
Charlie Chaplin
Unknown:
Stan Laurel
Unknown:
Oliver Hardy

Live action from the World Athletics Championships.
Timetable
5.50 Women's 100m semi-finals
6.00 Men's triple jump final
6.20 Men's 400m semi-finals
7.00 Women's 3,000m final
7.20 Men's 5,000m final
7.45 Women's 100m final
A fascinating night in prospect with five finals to be decided.
World Cup champion
Jonathan Edwards carries Britain's hopes in the triple jump and t there's bound to be a major
1 British presence in the javelin. Yvonne Murray and Rob Denmark will be looking for a medal in the women's 3,000m and men's 5,000m respectively, while the climax to the evening i is the women's 100m. Earlier t on, Wigan's David Grindley will be trying to reach tomorrow's 400m final. Introduced by J Desmond Lynam.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jonathan Edwards
Unknown:
Yvonne Murray
Unknown:
Rob Denmark
Unknown:
David Grindley
Unknown:
Desmond Lynam.

I Last film on British culture and identity. Black Ink
The black British press has a long history, dating back to anti-colonial publications in the 19th century. Today there are over 60 titles ranging from community newspapers, to comics to glossy magazines. I So how do black journalists approach a story? Is there a black news agenda? And why are there so few black reporters working on the big nationals? The programme examines the history of the black press, talks to some of I today's black journalists, and focuses on The Voice, the most successful ethnic publication in Britain, selling over 50,000 copies a week. Director Kolton Lee
Producers Ahmed Ahmadzadeh and Hugh Williams
An Aimimage production for BBCtv

Contributors

Director:
Kolton Lee
Producers:
Ahmed Ahmadzadeh
Producers:
Hugh Williams

Contemporary comedy starring Tim Matheson
Mike and Amy are married but are rival journalists - he's a columnist, she's a sportswriter. t When they decide to have a baby, he includes it in his column. Amy starts one of her own, and soon the whole of Los
Angeles begins to share their intimate secrets.
Director James Frawley (1987)
SEE FILMS pages 30-34

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim Matheson
Director:
James Frawley
MikeByrd:
Tim Matheson
Amy Webster:
Margaret Colin
Robert Scotty Scott:
George Dicenzo
MaxBlye:
Barry Corbin
Grace Webster:
Elizabeth Ashley

Comedy series set in a satellite TV station, written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. Joining them in a round of frank discussions about sex are Philip Pope , Helen Atkinson Wood ,
Michael Fenton Stevens , Kate Williams and Arabella Weir. DirectorJohn Kilby; Producer Jamie Rix

Contributors

Written By:
Angus Deayton
Written By:
Geoffrey Perkins.
Unknown:
Philip Pope
Unknown:
Helen Atkinson Wood
Unknown:
Michael Fenton Stevens
Unknown:
Kate Williams
Unknown:
Arabella Weir.
Producer:
Jamie Rix

Another chance to see the story of a Czech company - the country's largest chocolate manufacturer - as it begins to develop with the aid of western investment. Watching over it is the controversial European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

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