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8-30 THE HUNTER 8-


35 THE MUPPET BABIES


9- 00SATURDAY SUPER­ STORE. David Steel is John Craven's special guest


12-15 GRANDSTAND introduced by Desmond Lynam, featur­ ing: 12-25 Football Focus; 12-50 News, Weather; 12- 55 Rallying, National Break­ down; 1-10 Boxing; 1-30 Swimming/Ski-ing; Swim­ ming, Hewlett Packard International Open Ski-ing World Cup Women’s Sla­


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5-05 NEWS; Weather 5-15 R E G IO N A L SPORT/NEWS.


5-20PERFECT S TR ANG ­ ERS. Balki finally gets fo wield a baseball bat.


5- 45 JIM'LL FIX IT. A boy gets his wish to spend a day on the nuclear submarine HMS Superb.


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series), Rob Heyland returns as zoo vet Donald Turner.


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CEY. Mary Beth and Chris try to discover how an 18- year-old college girl, known as a loner and a non- drinker, fell to an alcoholic death.


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Mama." 1948 Barbara Bel Geddes (Miss Ellie of “ Dal­ las" fame).


5- 40 TH E WEEK IN THE LORDS. The w e e k 's debates in the Upper House.


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7- terised film animation.


on Schumann’s Symphony No. 1 (“ Spring")


8- 40 SATURDAY REVIEW. O- pera North's production of W e ill's "T h re e p e n n y Opera,” Julian Bream with guitar music by Villa-Lobos, and a wry look at the body responsible for the teaching of the humanities in Ameri­ can universities.


9- 30 FILM CLUB: “ Fanny and Alexander.” Bergman's magical e voca tio n of childhood.


11-05 FILM CLUB 2: "Smiles of a Summer Night." Berg­ man's erotic comedy.


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three youths who robbed them.


10-00 ASPEL & COMPANY. Mi­ chael Aspel invites you to join him in the company of stars and celebrities for an evening of laughter and conversation.


10- 45 THE BIG MATCH. Action from one of the top clashes.


11- 45 SNOOKER. Dulux British Open highlights.


1-10 TALES FROM THE DARK- SIDE. Dr Synapsis has devised a strange plan to help Bigalow stop smoking. (1-35 close).


9-25 No. 73


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12- 00 NEWS 12-05 SAINT & GREAVSIE. Ian St Jo h n and J im m y Greaves take a look at the week's outstanding football moments.


12-30 INTERNATIONAL ATH­ LETICS. U.S. Indoor Championships.


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20 THE LITTLE AND LARGE 2-


55 BOB'S FULL HOUSE. E- 30ONE BY ONE. (New


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2-45 SNOOKER. Dulux British Open. Dickie Davies pres­ ents the first of three ses­ sions in the best-of-25 frames final.


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54X1 NEWS 5- 05WALT DISNEY PRES­ ENTS. The Old Mill. Oscar- winning 1937 cartoon.


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5- 45 THE A-TEAM. Undercover reporter Tawnia Baker approaches the Team with an offer to help in return for news stories. But it's Taw­ nia who needs help after discovering devilry at a security firm.


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20 MICRO LIVE. Compu­ 50 NEWSVIEW.


30WORKSHOP. English Chamber Orchestra work


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30 TAKE NOBODY'S WORD 55 BUONGIORNO ITALIA!


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6-25 NEWS; Weather. 6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE for St David's Day from Newpod, Gwent.


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WINE. Compo and Clegg think Seymour's waste dis­ posal unit for Edie is a load of rubbish — until Wesley plumbs it in and it worksl


7- 45 THE DISTRICT NURSE. A drunken brawl on the Glan- mor seafront shows Megan Roberts the lamentable state of the medical practice run by Dr Emlyn Isaacs. Her attempts to restock the sur­ gery after treating the brawlers are thwaded when she refused se rvice because of Dr Emlyn debts.


8- 35 MASTER MIND. Cel e­ brates its 250th edition


94)5 NEWS; Weather. 9- 20THAT'S LIFE. Esther Rantzen and team.


104J5THE SEARCH OF EL DORADO. The church in Peru, confronted by a grim toll of death in the 10-year struggle between Maoists and the Peruvian army.


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VOICES from the Royal Albed Hall, London.


12-10 WEATHER. ( BBC-2


1-55 RUGBY SPECIAL. John Player Special Cup: Bath v Moseley and Schweppes


II- 45 TIME AND PLACE. Cliff Morgan talks to Sian Phil­ lips about her career.


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34X)FILM: B r i n g i n g up Baby. Cary Grant as a museum curator whose peaceful pre-occupation with dinosaur bones is vio­ lently disturbed by a society girl and her pet leopard cub. 1938.


4- 4 0MU S IC IN C A M ­ ERA. Borodin Ouadet play Borodin's D Major String Quadet.


10 SEE HEAR. For the deaf.


5- 20THINKING ALOUD. The Darwinia n theory of evolution.


6- 00 SKI SUNDAY. The Men's Downhill in Furano, Japan.


6- 7- GRAMME.


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7- 45 THE NATURAL WORLD: Towers of Wax and Paper Palaces. Skills of animals as builders and engineers.


8- 35 I N T E R N A T I O N A L DARTS. Scotland v Wales.


15 YOU IN MIND. Everybody


9- 20 D ID YO U S E E '. . .? Sarah Dunant and guests discuss "District Nurse" (BBC 1), "First AIDS" (LWT) and "Ask Dr Ruth" (C4).


15 LAST OF THE SUMMER


104)5 SCREEN TWO: Heaven on Earth. Story of four chil­ dren dramatised from the memoirs of some of the 100,000 orphans who were shipped to Canada between 1867 and 1914 by well- m e a n i n g C h r i s t i a n institutions.


11-451 N T E R N A T I O N A L DARTS. High lig h ts of today’s Scotland-Wales encounter.


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9-25 MAX, THE 2000-YEAR- OLD MOUSE.


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OF T H E G U M M I BEARS. Cartoon adven­ tures with the loveable Gummi Bears.


10- 00 No. 73. "Hats." 10-


B L A C K BEAUTY. Thieves, one of them posing as a police officer, try to steal Black Beauty.


551,0 0 0 WELSH MALE Church, Bristol.


11- 00 MORNING WORSHIP from St Andrew's Methodist


12- 00 W E E K E N D WORLD. Matthew Parris heads an expert team ana­ lysing the issues that make the news.


14)0 MEMBERS ONLY. An MP from the North-West takes the platform to speak out on an issue of his or her choice.


14)5 AAP KAA HAK. 1-10 WISH YOU WERE HERE . . . ? Holiday series.


12- 11-


140 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. Mi­ chael Winslanley examines topical issues.


2-00 ENCOUNTER. Need life on fhe dole be doleful? Not necessarily, according to


Canon Bill Hall.


2-30 SNOOKER. Delux British Open.


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Secome pays a special St David's Day visit to his home town of Swansea.


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745 S U R P R I S E SU R PRISE with Cilia Black.


845 ITN NEWS. 94)0 DOUBLETAKE. First pari of a crime-mystery, with the final episodes being shown tomorrow.


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HORROR. A slimming course leads to ghoulish horror for a girl journalist, 30 CLOSEDOWN.


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10410 TH E WO R L D TH IS WEEK.


11-00 W O R Z E L GUM MIDGE.


11- 30 THE WALTONS.


12- 30 THE TUBE. Artists include Michael Jackson, Madonna and Bruce Springsteen.


2-00REBECCA. Three pro­ g r amme s for young children.


2-30 FILM: "The Dawn Patrol" (1938). Errol Flvnn stars


4-25WO R L D WI T H IN A RING. The atmosphere of circus life


4- 30 DISNEY'S ADVENTURES


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54)0R O B IN S O N C O U N ­ TRY. Robert Robinson visits tflracombe during February and August.


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5- 30NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by The Business Programme.


6- 15 INTERNATIONAL BAD­ MINTON. British Airways Masters: Ladies' Doubles.


7- 15 THE WORLD AT WAR. It took two years of slog for the Allies to prove that Italy was not a "soft underbelly."


8- 15 A-Z of C 8i W WITH HANK WANGFORD. With archive performances by George Jones and Tammy Wynette, and Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton.


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7 t h A P R I L a n d 8 t h A P R I L . — C h a r i t y F a s hi on and Dance Ex­ t r a v a g a n z a , a t 7 - 3 0 p.m. in aid of Cyst ic F i b r o s i s As s o c i a t i o n , Sti rk Hou se Hote l.


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