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With signing.
Cartoon. Benny the mouse feels jealous.
Animation. Babar allows a young circus boy to live in the palace.
The first of a morning double bill of films continuing the season starring James Mason
Second World War adventure about four Allied agents trying to escape from
German-occupied France. With Hugh Williams ,
Carla Lehmann and Michael Wilding. Director Harold French (1942)
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Period drama, the 1 last in a trio of films starring James Mason
Wealthy Clarissa Richmond takes impoverished Hesther Shaw under her wing only to be repaid by an act of betrayal. With Margaret Lockwood , Phyllis Calvert and Stewart Granger. Director Leslie Arliss (1943)
Focusing on the sealife off the Channel Islands near the California coast.
(Rpt)
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Mini Dragons II
Focusing on Malaysia.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Charlie Chaplin - the Little Tramp
Telling the story of Chaplin's early career.
Regional News; Weather
Featuring the 4.15 race.
Highlights from Lisbon with commentary by Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson.
Producer Jo McCusker
Spy drama starring Robert Vaughn
David McCallum
UNCLE agent Napoleon Solo is determined to stop a dastardly assassination attempt. With
Patricia Crowley and Fritz Weaver. Director Don Medford( 1966)
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The first in a new series about fishing presented by Jack Charlton. Rich Man, Poor Man. Jack travels to the River Tay and rubs shoulders with the Queen's gillie (fishing guide) at Balmoral. He also meets a self-confessed poacher and takes to the high seas with the unpopular drift net fishermen. Director/Producer Tony Francis
The House of Commons, reports Sue Cameron in an investigation into the powers of Parliament, is failing British democracy. The Mother of Parliaments is a sham, a victim of badly-drafted laws, a home for backbenchers only interested in personal preferment, affected by the familiarity of civil servants with a government in power for many years, and increasingly troubled by European law-making.
From the Master of the Rolls
Sir Thomas Bingham to members of the public who have suffered because of Parliament's inadequacies, Cameron seeks testimony in discovering what has happened to the powers of Parliament.
She and a panel will discuss her film later in 's Last Stand? at 11.15pm ProducerFrank Simmonds
A John Gau production for BBCtv
A look at Leicester University's Engineering Building. Director Sue Sudbury
Producer Ruth Rosenthal Rpt
A new American I comedy series, starring Brett Butler
Recently divorced from her abusive husband, Grace Kelly struggles to balance a job at an oil refinery, motherhood and being single again. The first episode includes a guest appearance by John Goodman.
TonyMarchant's drama is the first of six conceivedforthe television studio, rather than the more usual mixture of sets and location scenes.
It is about the destructive potential of words, and of the use of language for deceitful purposes - privately and professionally - as well as what Marchant describes as "people trying to communicate the truth without deception".
A housewife purveys sexual fantasy over the telephone, her husband works in a heritage museum and a young man uses the phone sex line as a way out of his isolation. Eventually the three meet, with violent results.
Since the play deals largely with sex, it contains much strong language.
Producer David Snodin ; Director Adrian Shergold
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Jane Lapotaire , Timothy West and Eddie Izzard reveal how they learn their lines.
Then Video Nation Shorts
With Sue Cameron.
Sue Cameron and guests discuss the issues raised by her film,
Westminster: Condition Critical, shown earlier this evening.
ProducerCharies Miller
