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Oxford is the venue forthis week's camcorderfilms. Joe mummifies his dead goldfish, James follows in the footsteps of John Major , while Sarah offers afresh insight into coping with cancer. Stereo.............

Contributors

Unknown:
John Major

England rugby union star Jeremy Guscott hosts this six-part introduction to opera that features Luciano Pavarotti and adopts the style of Grandstand, stereo .........

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy Guscott
Unknown:
Luciano Pavarotti

From Wembley Conference Centre, the £460,000 Masters tournament. John Parrott -three-times a finalist here but never champion- faces fast-playingTony Drago, while experienced Terry Griffiths takes on 1 7-year-old Matthew Stevens in an all-Welsh encounter. Hosted by Dougie Donnelly.

Contributors

Unknown:
John Parrott
Unknown:
Terry Griffiths
Unknown:
Matthew Stevens
Unknown:
Dougie Donnelly.

The men's downhill from the icy, testing course at Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
Germany, and the women's downhill from Crans-Montana, Switzerland. With David Vine and Julian Tutt.

Contributors

Unknown:
David Vine
Unknown:
Julian Tutt.

Highlights from yesterday's Five Nations Championship matches.
England face Wales at Twickenham, hoping to put their defeat in Paris against France last month behind them, while Scotland and France put their unbeaten records on the line at
Murrayfield. Plus news, views and analysis from studio guests, and the latest instalment of the Fitness guide. Presented by John Inverdale.
Editor Gerard Lane Stereo 698816?

Contributors

Presented By:
John Inverdale.
Editor:
Gerard Lane Stereo

Fourth of an eight-part series that follows three pairs of friends on backpacking journeys around the world. Andrew and Matt are in Tobago, where they try water-skiing and deep sea fishing. But while Andrew reels in barracuda, Matt fails to find his sea legs. Over in Morocco, street hustlers offering a wide range of chemical stimulants follow Ade and Paul on the streets of Tangier, from where they visit the Rif Mountains to check out the imperial city of Fez. Thailand's paradise island, Ko Samui, provides the perfect break from life on the road for Helen and Alison, who bask in the sun, sea and sand before goingto a buffalo fight.

Contributors

Series producer:
Nicola Moody

A 1973 documentary from the Man Alive series portrayed the lives of six teenage male offenders and their time in Peper Harow, a community in Surrey that promoted a policy of treatment rather than punishment.
This film shows the youngsters as they were then and, over two decades later, updates their stories. Was the radical Peper Harow rehabilitation experiment a success? Have the men managed to break the cycle of violence that was such a part of their lives?

Followed by Talking Cezanne

Contributors

Producer:
Catrine Clay
Editor:
Laurence Rees

The Perfect Crime?
German financier WolfgangStolzenberg was described as a genius. Bankers, pension funds and wealthy individuals poured millions into his investment company, Castor Holdings. To their amazement, however, Castor collapsed, leaving behind massive debts. Stolzenberg blamed the property crash, but the unravellingof his business empire has revealed a secretive operation with a darker side. John Penycate reports.
Editor Jane Ellison

Contributors

Unknown:
John Penycate
Editor:
Jane Ellison

Coverage of the Masters from
Wembley Conference Centre. Tonight, Steve Davis begins his campaign for a title he has won twice before. Hosted by Dougie Donnelly.
11.30Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Steve Davis
Unknown:
Dougie Donnelly.

Drama, based on events that took place in Matewan, West Virginia, in 1920, starring Chris Cooper, James Earl Jones

With simmering violence all around him, union organiser Joe Kenehan has to persuade "scab" labour to join his struggle against the coal mine's owners. But hired company thugs are determined to provoke a confrontation.
(1987) ****

See Films: pages 45-50

Contributors

Unknown:
Director John Sayles
Joe Kenehan:
Chris Cooper
Few Clothes Johnson:
James Earl Jones
Danny Radnor:
Will Oldham
Hillard:
Jace Alexander
Sephus Purceil:
Ken Jenkins
C.E. Lively:
Bob Gunton
Ludie:
Gary McCleery
Hickey:
Kevin Tighe
Griggs:
Gordon Clapp
Elma Radnor:
Mary McDonnell
Bridey Mae:
Nancy Mette

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