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10*52 Weather 10*55 GRANDSTAND Wilh Stove Rider 1 1-00 CRICKET THIRD TEST. England v
5-05 TOM AND JERRY Cartoon • omedy
5-15 NEWS: Weather
5-25 Regional News and Sport 5-30 STAY TOONED! Tony
Robinson celebrates Bugs Bunny's 50th birthday.
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55J IM ’ LL FIX IT
Yvette and Mum are in dan ger ol being shot if the Enigma Machine is not reco vered (A now series begins next Monday)
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MESIS By Agatha Christie, staring Joan Hickson. A let ter Irom a dead friend sends Miss Marple on a journey which begins with a guided tour of a historic house and leads to her becoming bait to trap a killer Anna Crop per. Margaret Ty/ack and Valerio Lush co-star in the List ol tin.* series
9- Weather
10-10 FILM: EYE OF THE NEE DLE Starring Donald Suth erland and Kate Nellrgan. A tup Gorman spy working in wartime Britain discovers a vital secret about D-Day but is washed up on a Scottish island while trying to rendez vous with a U-boat Keeping he, identity a secret, lie begins a passionate allair with Hie frustrated wife of a suppled tighter pilot (Chris topher Ca/enove). but events misfire tragically as h'* seeks a way ol making good his escape* (1981)
12-00 FILM UP THE CHASTITY BELT Frankie Howerd slurs
I-J0 Weather 1-35 CLOSE
(BBC - 2 )
6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY 3-10 MAHABHARAT Part 20 of the 91 -part dramatisation of India's great epic poem
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• haol Berkeley introduces a rental by baritone Setphen Van iic and Nigel North (gui tar i ot songs by Schubert and Weber, and I ernando Siu \ Variations on a 1 is*11ii- ,)t
Moz.trl tor solo
4- uoghind v India 11-
India live from the Oval; 1*00 NEWS, 1*05 MOTOR RAC ING, Esso British Touring Cars Championship Irom Brands H a tch . 1*40 CRICKET; 2-00 RACING f rom Goodwood; 2-05 CRICKET; 2-30 RACING; 2- 35 CRICKET; 3-10 RACING; 3-15 CRICKET; 3-30 SHOW JUMPING, Silk Cut Speed Derby from Hickstend; 3-50 CRICKET. 4-35 SHOW JUMPING: (Tunings subject ■ > change).
< 6- 35 EYES ON THE PRIZE The 15 THE 8-15 FROM MAN
story ol tho 1965 protest march from Seloma. Ala bama. to the stale capital, Monterey, its bloody run-in with Governor Wallace's troopers and Wallace's sub sequent summons to the White House concludes tho documentary series chroni cling trhe campaign lor black civil rights in America.
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PREVIEW Henry Hampton, creator ol 'Eyes on the Prize', talks about the mak ing ol the series and looks forward to the second series, covering the rise of Black Power, which starts next Saturday.
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9- 10 D ES IG N S ON
EUROPE Ireland's Sam Stephenson. Fourth of six films, each made by different European countries, profiling architects who are contribut ing to the look ol Ihe new Europe.
9-50 FILM: THE ATLANTA CHILD MURDERS
35 ALLO ’ALIO! Rene. Edith. 12-
00 THAT'S SHOWBUSINESS 30 TAKEOVER BID
European co-production series explores different alii- tu d e s to s e x and relationships.
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35 PICK OF THE P I A r t s a n d E n t e r t a i n m e n t s C c n t r c ^ ^ ^
LOTS Denis Norden pres ents another selection ol pilot programmes.
11-35 STARRING JOAN COLL ING:
'Voices In The Earth* A mining ship in tho distant future returns to Earth for its internal minerals.
HER Pete Waterman and Michaeln Strachan present the hottest sounds form the coolest clubs. Followed by ITN News Headlines.
45 NEWSVIEW Weathervicw 30 WHITE NOISE
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4-05 WILLIAM TELL 'The Four Horsemen' The legendary story of William Tell the Swiss'hero dedicated to lighting his country's oppres sors led by the evil Gessler
Top Teen Acts Of The 80s.
(Channel 4 )
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1-05 GRANADA NEWS 1-10 SAINT & GREAVSIE 1-
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‘Best Men' Ike and jTjony investigate a research lab where a new fragrance is being tested
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National Weather
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England v India. Richie Benaud introduces high lights from the Oval
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11- 00 COMIC BOOK 30 I N T E R N A T I O N A L
TIMES ITN reporters Irom nrund the world introduce background reports on the news in various countries
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9-25 AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL
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gramme lor deal and hear ing children, mixing stones, games and magic.
30 THE ITV CHART SHOW 30 HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND
VENUE Bernard Levin walks up New York's Filth Avenue, telling the stories ol Ihe people who inhabited one of the most lamous streets on Earth.
10THE OLDEST ROOKIE 1- 2-
12*30WALKIE TALKIE Muriel Gray walks and talks wilh Glenda Jackson in tins "Chat show on legs".
00 VICE VERSA (1947) Dutiful but Dumb Three
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‘The Final' With Leslie Crowthor.
Tho Shallows'. A killer who wears grotesque make-up brings terror to the beach
35 BAYWATCH 'The Cretin Of 30 S TARRING ROGER 4: ,im rvti THIHU TEST —
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00 EASTENDERS
CHINA Fxplos tve aclton- Packed adventure with Tom St-Heck and Bess Armstrong
UNDER Murray Walker and Sybil Ruseoe present the annual pro-celebrity driving ‘ ompefition for the Dunlop Iropliy from Perth. Western
Am.tr alia
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WORLD Magneln de Vine and Sankha Gulta gel the lowdown on Budapest
BOYS In this moving docu mentary. the heroic crew ol
a WWII American bomber tin- lust to survive 25 mis sions despite the long odds against surviving at all. meet the young cast portraying them in David Puttnam's feature him. Memphis Belle
TH E POWER OF MYTH
12-05 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H Followed by ITN News Headlines
05 BELLE AND THE GLORY 1- 00 QUIZ NIGHT
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00 FILM: HIGH ROAD TO 55 DRIVING FORCE — DOWN
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bie fhrower introduces the programme from Hastings
CLES Another opportunity
K- see the feature-length Christmas edition ol the popular comedy starting Richard Briers. Penelope WHton and Peter Egan.
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OPERA Starring Charles Dance and Burl Lancaster.
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10-15THE CAMPBELLS 'The Fireband'
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St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Loughguile. Co. Antrim
40 SONGS OF PRAISE Deb 15 EVER DECREASING CIR
12- 00 HEARTLAND 'The Ultimate Project’
12-25 YOUNG UPFRONT Anth- ony Wilson presents a series ot programmes lor teen agers to discuss topical and controversial issues.
1-00 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather
35 FILM: PHANTOM OF THE
1-10 THE SNOW SPIDER Sian Phillips, Sharon Morgan Feature length version ol the
award-winning production ol The Snow Spider, first screened in lour episodes in the Autumn ot 1988.
05 THE DAYS AND NIGHTS 4-
05 THE SKY AT NIGHT Pn- Uu k Moore explores what
scientists hope to learn about Venus f rom Hie spacecraft 'Magellan' which
reaches the planet this month
12-25 MAHABHARAT Part 20 of the 91 -part dramatisation ot India s great epic poem.
t-05 WEATHER 1-10 CLOSE
( BBC - 2 6-35 OPEN UNIVERSITY
12-00CONSERVATION Howland managers can accommo
dat e wi l dl i f e in i he environment
12-50 GRANDSTAND with Steve Rider t-0 MOTOR RAC ING. The Belgian Grand Prix live Irom Spa 3-10 SHOW JUMPING. The Silk Cut Derby Irom Hickstend. 5-30 ATHLETICS. Brendan Fos ter and Paul Dickenson look forward to the European Athletics Championships which start in Split. Yugosla via tomorrow.
6-30 0 NE MAN AND HIS DOG Four young shepards compete in the Young Handlers section of the
DBClv International Sheep dog Championship.
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WORLD OF DISNEY 'The Secret Of The Old Glory
Mine' The friendship of a ringtail cat leads to a feud between a grizzled prospec tor and a young geologist over a deserted Arizona sil ver mine
05 ALL CLUED UP National Weather 10-
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1*30 BANKS AND COPSTICK AT THE FESTIVAL Mor- wenna Banks and Kate Cop- slick present their view ol Hie Edinburgh Festival Fol l owed by I T N News Headlines
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8-25 DAVID THE GNOME Ani mated series featuring David, the Gnome Doctor and his adventures with the wood gnomes and tin enemies
55 RAMONA 25 BANDBAJA Now six-part
series ol Asian music Irom some ol tho best young musicians working today
00 JAPAN A Proper Place in
the World Documentary series giving a British view ol Japan
30 ELLY AND JOOLS New 13-part series
12- 00THE WAL TONS The Yearning
1- 00 LAND OF 2- 00 TH E
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3-35 THE PANOCHA QUARTET* THE KREUTZER SONA TA The first of Leos Jana- cek s two siring quartet's, performed by The Panocha Quartet. Followed by Jana- cek's Siring Quartet No 2.
4*55THE NAT KING COLE SHOW
35 CORONATION STREET BLACK VELVET 6-
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6-35 GRANADA NEWS 6-40 APPEAL Ttie RAF Benevo lent Fund provides the sup port and assistance needed to relieve the stress of past and present members o! the RAF and their dependents.
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ING BASINGSTOKE The filth series ol the science and technology programme continues wilh a documen
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7- 45 FOREVER GREEN Country hie ambles on lor the Boults
8- 45 ITN NEWS Followed by ITV National Weather
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BRANDON...THE CARE OF TIME A classic thriller Irom tho master ol action and suspense, author Eric Ambler. Robert Halliday receives a sinister postcard with a warning that a bomb is on its way to him.
11*05 RED EMPIRE ‘Prisoners Of The Past' The final pro
gramme ol this history of the Soviet Union
8- 00 J OHN B R OW N ' S BODY Part two ol a three- part series exploring the industries ol Scotland and the people who work in them
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through song, dance and action.
10- 00 BORN YESTERDAY Clas sic comedy starring William Holden
1t-50CINEMA FROM THREE CONTINENTS: CROWS AND SPARROWS The season of films Irom the developing world continues tonight with one ol the cast-
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iron classics of Chinese left ist cinema.
00A JOKE TOO FAR
tra-terrestrial activities ol Britains most avid amateur astronomers.
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THE OUTRAGED CITY lust in a lour-part senes rolled- ing on the lives ol Ihe citi zens of major European cities during World War II
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10-00 FILM ON FOUR INTERNA TIONAL Presents THE LION’S DEN (1988) Power ful. violent and thought-pro voking indictment ol 'military repression in Peru, centred on the massacre ol innocent people in a small villaqe m 1983
12-20THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW
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ORANGE The second of n loin ;uri ooqtiei to Harp in Iht: South
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11-30 WAGON TRAIN The Jen nifer Churchill Story
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Clithcroe Castle Bandstand
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