Newshour
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There's news and sport, weather and travel and the extraordinary talent of its presenter Danny Baker with trivia and stories, music and puzzles - and a possible T-shirt to win if you call [number removed]93.
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9.00 Topic Resources 7-9
9.15 Dance Workshop 9.3S Verse Universe 9.45 Time and Tune
10.05 Drama Workshop
There's laughter in the air in Hey Diddle Diddle.
Read by Andrew Sachs.
The AM Alternative
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It's down to the last eight in the men's singles, but who will make the semi-finals?
With commentators
Richard Evans and Tony Adamson.
By the New Zealand writer Margaret Mahy.
Read by Stephanie Cole , perhaps best known for her performance as Diana in BBCtv's Waiting for God. 3: How Honesty Street Won the Beautiful Street
Competition. Honesty Street was almost sure of winning, except that people from Mischief Avenue were creeping in at night to mess things up. Then there was the problem of Number 10, which had always looked out of place.
The former WBA World Featherweight Champion, and now president of the newly-formed Professional Boxers' Association, takes a look at the state of the sport today in the company of his studio guests. Plus a behind-the-scenes look at big fight promotion. Put your comments to the panel by phoning [number removed]. (Local telephone rates apply)
with Mark Radcliffe. An M and TV production
