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Family drama starring
Donna Corcoran
* A drought forces the MacWade family to sell a treasured horse, but the colt keeps coming nome.
Director AndrewMarton (1954) ♦ See Films: pages 47-52 ***

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Unknown:
Donna Corcoran

At 84, Nina Constantinovna tells her story. Born into a noble Russian family and orphaned, she suffered nine years in Siberia and was banished for 11 years but, despite the privations, managed to look after her children

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Subject:
Nina Constantinovna

IDrama starring
Cathryn Harrison
Although forbidden by herfatherto ride, Jenny Grey is determined to spend her life with horses, especially the spirited filly Blue Fire Lady.
Director Ross Dimseyl (1977) ♦ See Films: pages 47-52 **
Including at 3.00 News Regional News and Weather

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Unknown:
Cathryn Harrison
Unknown:
Jenny Grey
Director:
Ross Dimseyl

A light-hearted look at the day-to-day dramas, joys and tragedies of the village community of Bentley in Hampshire, filmed during more than two years. Showing three times a week.
(Next episode tomorrow at 5.30pm)
(First shown on ITV)

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Producer:
Nigel Farrell
Producer/Director:
Paul Sommers

A series in which well known people look back on a significant moment in their lives. Today, Sam West, son of Timothy West and Prunella Scales, describes trying to become a chemistry professor before he became an actor.

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Presenter:
Sam West
Producer:
Michael Le Moignan

A deadly new designer drug hits the city. An alien reports his girlfriend missing, but his motives are devious.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

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Writer:
James Hendrie
Lieutenant Patrick Brogan:
Ted Shackelford
Officer Jack Haldane:
Robyoung Blood
Officer Jane Castle:
Simone Bendix
Sally Brogan:
Nancy Paul
Matt:
Nic Klein
Liz:
Megan Olive
Podly:
Jerome Willis

First of six drama documentaries about courageous individuals fighting for their convictions against a backdrop of colonial power.

A young boy survives the Amritsar Massacre of 1919, in which troops under British command kill hundreds of Indian demonstrators. He vows revenge and for twenty years patiently tracks down those responsible, waiting for a time when they will all be together. In March he gets his chance, in Caxton Hall in London. But can the dapper Udham Singh really pull the trigger?

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Producer:
Salim Salam
Director:
Horace Ove

In 1993 a mysterious fossil was discovered in a Sussex gravel pit. It was the shin bone of a human ancestor, nearly half a million years old. So began a prehistoric detective story to solve the mystery of "Boxgrove Man".
See today's choices.
Britain's 480,000-year-old man: p20

Contributors

Producer:
Chris Hale
Editor:
John Lynch

First in a two-part drama starring Beau Bridges, Celine Bonnier

Ontario, 1934: the wife of a poor French-Canadian farmer gives birth to a record five children, and the couple find their lives changed as the media descend. But worse is to come when the Canadian government threatens to take the quins away from their parents.
(Concluded tomorrow at 9.00pm)

Contributors

Dr Allan Roy Dafoe:
Beau Bridges
Elzire Dionne:
Celine Bonnier
Oliva Dionne:
Roy Dupuis
Helena Reid:
Kate Nelligan
Martin Poulin:
Remy Girard
Emilie Dionne:
Samantha Gilliland
Marie Dionne:
Emily Gilliland
Annette Dionne:
Erin Morris-Vanasse

A new six-part version of the broadcasting classic which was launched on BBC Radio in 1941 and moved to television in the fifties.

A panel of intellectuals from different fields tackles a variety of viewers' questions on the big issues. Tonight the brains belong to scientist Lewis Wolpert, philosopher Edward de Bono, doctor and director Jonathan Miller and Booker prize-winning novelist Antonia Byatt. Chaired by Mary Ann Sieghart, Assistant Editor of The Times.

Contributors

Chairman:
Mary Ann Sieghart
Panellist:
Lewis Wolpert
Panellist:
Edward de Bono
Panellist:
Jonathan Miller
Panellist:
Antonia Byatt
Producer:
Michael Roberts
Series Producer:
Chris Salt

Open University
12.30 Questions of National Identity
(Rpt)
1.30 Business: In Search of Identity

Languages
2.00 French Experience

BBC Focus
4.00 Perspective: Understanding Asthma
4.30 Perspective: Reconstructive Surgery
5.00 Pathways to Care
5.30 RCN Nursing Update

Business and Work
6.00 Working All Hours: Brave New Work
(Rpt)
6.45 This Multimedia Business

BBC Two England

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