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Showbiz scandal, pop gossip and comedy combine on the live entertainment magazine. Presented by Jenny Ross and Paul Tonkinson. with Peter Kay 's irreverentcomments.

Contributors

Presented By:
Jenny Ross
Presented By:
Paul Tonkinson.
Unknown:
Peter Kay

Introduced by Steve Rider.

1.35 Rugby Union: Wales v Tonga
Live coverage from the St Helen's Ground, Swansea (kickoff 2pm). Wales have won all three of their internationals against the Tongans and an extension of that record will buoy up the team as they warm up for their next international, where they face New Zealand. Welsh coach Kevin Bowring will be looking to Allan Bateman, Scott Gibbs, Neil Jenkins and Scott Quinnell, all key performers from the Lions tour. Commentary by Huw Llywelyn Davies and JJ Williams.

3.45 Tennis
The men's final at the National championships in Telford. Reigning title-holder Tim Henman is favoured to retain his title in the likely absence of Greg Rusedski, who should be competing in Hanover. Commentary by John Barrett and Mark Cox.

5.10 Rugby League
The pick of the action from Elland Road, Leeds, of the Third and final Test match between Great Britain and Australia. The Australians start as strong favourites, but British coach Andy Goodway can call upon the experience of captain Andy Farrell, winger Jason Robinson and centre Paul Newlove.
Commentary by Ray French and John Monie.

(Stereo)
Videoplus code for 1.30-5.25
1.30-3.45 (not PDC)
3.45-5.25 (not PDC)

Contributors

Presenter:
Steve Rider
Commentary (Rugby Union):
Huw Llywelyn Davies
Commentary (Rugby Union):
J.J. Williams
Commentary (Tennis):
John Barrett
Commentary (Tennis):
Mark Cox.
Commentary (Rugby League):
Ray French
Commentary (Rugby League):
John Monie
TV Presentation (Rugby Union):
Gareth Mainwaring

Simon King reports from the beaches of Costa Rica on the thousands of Ridley's turtles that come ashore to nest there.
Editor Sara Ford
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/animalzone/
5.30* Watch Out Monthly
Including a report on the millions of birds such as waders and red kites that are migrating for winter, how to observe the field vole and how to help young hedgehogs in the cold. With
Chris Packham and Nick Baker.
Producer Scott Alexander ; Series producer MikeBeynon Stereo .............. FACTSHEET: price fl.50, from [address removed]WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education/
6.10*-7.00 The Natural World
Paracas and the Billion Dollar Birds
Along the shores of the Paracas National Park on the coast of Peru, two very different worlds collide-the barren Atacama desert and the seas teeming with wildlife such as sea lions, penguins and pelicans as well as guanay cormorants, a bird that once created fortunes for the local people through the sale of their droppings, an excellent natural fertiliser.
Narrated by Ian Holm.
Producers Teresa Clare and Dave Dickie
Series editor Neil Nightingale
Videoplus code for
5.25-7.00(notPDC)

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon King
Editor:
Sara Ford
Unknown:
Chris Packham
Unknown:
Nick Baker.
Producer:
Scott Alexander
Unknown:
Ian Holm.
Producers:
Teresa Clare
Producers:
Dave Dickie
Editor:
Neil Nightingale

A journey through the moral confusions of war and peace. Bearing the Burden. Douglas Hurd charts the course of the Cold War from 1945 to 1989.
After the Second World War, the United States took up the burden of defeating communism, but the struggle was won only after the tragic lessons of the Hungarian uprising and the Vietnam War. Producer Matthew Barrett ; Editor
AnneTyerman

Contributors

Unknown:
Douglas Hurd
Producer:
Matthew Barrett

US drama about an executive on a ruthless journey to the top. The Hero. Jack and Joanne try to investigate Jim Profit 's past.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jim Profit
Jim Profit:
Adrian Pasdar
Jack Walters:
Scott Paulin
Joanne Meltzer:
Lisa Zane
Pete Gracen:
Jack Gwaltney
Gail Koner:
Lisa Darr
Elizabeth Walters:
Jennifer Hetrick

Drama, based on a day in the life of atown in middle England. StarringTom Higgins, Julia Ford Angela Walsh , Billy Geraghty The quiet railway town of Crewe in Cheshire houses a multitude of personal secrets and dramas.
Written, produced and directed by Philippa Lowthorpe

Contributors

Unknown:
Julia Ford
Unknown:
Angela Walsh
Unknown:
Billy Geraghty
Directed By:
Philippa Lowthorpe
Colin:
Tom Higgins
Janet:
Julia Ford
Sheila:
Angela Walsh
Lenny:
Billy Geraghty
Wally:
Wally Lockett
Harvey:
Tim Barlow
Jacqui:
Regina Freedman
Ken:
Bill Thomas
Kurt Schlemmer:
Peter van Dissel
HansHoniger:
Reinhard Michaels
Denise:
Tara Moran
Dev:
Lee Oakes
Female inspector:
Diane Adderley
Male inspector:
Bruce Jones
Social worker:
Genevieve Walsh
Vicky:
Jemma Green

Horror starring
Peter Lorre , Frances Drake
An eminent pianist loses his hands in an accident, and a sinister but brilliant surgeon transplants those of a killer. Director Karl Freund (1935)
Black and white
♦ See Films: pages 64-74 ****
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Lorre
Unknown:
Frances Drake
Director:
Karl Freund

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