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The arts and crafts show presented by Kirsten O'Brien , Mark Speight and Jay Burridge.
Shown yesterday 4.35pm BBCl
Then Rewind 1981: the Royal Wedding. Thea O'Hear retells
12-year-old Alexandra Gilbreath 's memories of the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Shown yesterday on BBC1 (S)

Contributors

Presented By:
Kirsten O'Brien
Presented By:
Mark Speight
Presented By:
Jay Burridge.
Unknown:
Thea O'Hear
Unknown:
Alexandra Gilbreath
Unknown:
Lady Diana Spencer.

Steve Rider introduces live quarter-final action from the World Match Play championship at the Wentworth golf club in Surrey. Yesterday's quartet of winners meet the top seeds, led by defending champion Mark O'Meara of the United States.
At this stage last year, O'Meara recorded a comprehensive victory overtop European Colin Montgomerie. Joining him in the lastfourwere fellow American Tiger Woods, Fiji's Vijay Singh , and Lee Westwood of England. With commentary from the team of Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Howard Clark , Mike Hughesdon , Beverly Lewis and Richard Boxhall. Executive producer Barbara Slater (W) including at 3.20 News; Regional News (S) Weather

Contributors

Introduces:
Steve Rider
Unknown:
Mark O'Meara
Unknown:
Colin Montgomerie.
Unknown:
Vijay Singh
Unknown:
Lee Westwood
Unknown:
Peter Alliss
Unknown:
Alex Hay
Unknown:
Howard Clark
Unknown:
Mike Hughesdon
Unknown:
Beverly Lewis
Unknown:
Richard Boxhall.
Producer:
Barbara Slater

The series in which the precocious striker passes on tips with boys and girls from the Brazilian Soccer School in Leeds. Owen demonstrates his method of homing in on goal and advises on dealing with the media. Plus a six-a-side match featuring potential stars of the future. Executive producer Huw Marks ; Series producer Alan Hurndall Repeated next Sunday (S)
BBC CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: [address removed] Helpline: [number removed]

Contributors

Producer:
Huw Marks
Producer:
Alan Hurndall
Unknown:
Room G419

J In the last leg of his Brazilian odyssey, Benedict Allen accompanies the chief of the Kalapalo Indians to the Green Lagoon - the supposed site of Percy Harrison
Fawcett's murder and burial - in the hope of resolving the mystery surrounding the disappearance of the distinguished British adventurer. See Choice. Producer Ruhi Hamid ; Executive producer Bob Long (S)

Contributors

Unknown:
Benedict Allen
Unknown:
Percy Harrison
Producer:
Ruhi Hamid
Producer:
Bob Long

Pete McCarthy explores the Machair, the unique grasslands of the Western Isles of Scotland, and finds them very similar to Corfu. Meanwhile, Lindsay Cannon tries her hand at wattle-and-daub wall construction, and Guy Linley-Adams observes nocturnal insects.
Series producer Patrick Flavelle Postponed from 8 October (S) (W) E-MAIL: [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Pete McCarthy
Unknown:
Lindsay Cannon
Unknown:
Guy Linley-Adams
Producer:
Patrick Flavelle

I Charlie Dimmock teams up with volunteers In Brixton to sweep aside a wasteland in favour of creating a children's play zone, colourful perennials, a barbecue area, and seating to accommodate older residents. See Choice. Series producer Abigail Harvey ; Series editor Owen Gay (S)

Contributors

Unknown:
Charlie Dimmock
Producer:
Abigail Harvey

Lightning Seeds leader Ian Broudie , comedian Rich Hall and seventies starSuzi Quatrojoin captains Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus on the music quiz. Hosted by Mark Lamarr. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Richard Wilson Repeated next Saturday (S) (W)
BBC VIDEO: Never Rewind the Buzzcocks. price £14.99 from retailers

Contributors

Leader:
Ian Broudie
Unknown:
Rich Hall
Unknown:
Sean Hughes
Unknown:
Phill Jupitus
Unknown:
Mark Lamarr.
Director:
Paul Wheeler
Producer:
Richard Wilson

Terry Jones 's favourite episode features Mr Pither - a man who believes he's seventies female singer Clodagh Rodgers-on his cycling tour of Cornwall. (R) (S) Terry Gilliam 's favourite Monty Python episode is on Sunday evening

Contributors

Unknown:
Terry Jones
Unknown:
Mr Pither
Singer:
Clodagh Rodgers-On
Unknown:
Terry Gilliam
Unknown:
Monty Python

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