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6.00 CBBC: Chucklewood Cntters. (R) 6.20 'Arthur.'(R) (C) 6.45 The Woody Woodpecker >.


Show. (R) 7.10 Cubix. (R) 7.35 Yvon of the :


/ Yukon.(R) 8.05 Looney Tunes. (C) 8.35, The Wild Thomberrys. (R) (C) (S) 9.00 The Satur- ; ; day Show- (C) 10.45 The Lord Mayor’s Show. (C) (S) 12.00 BBC News (C) 12.10 Football Focus 1.00 Grandstand. Introduced by Steve Rider-1.05 Racing from Chepstow. (S) 1.20 . International Rugby Union.,1.35 Racing from Chepstow- (S) 1.45 International Rugby Union. 2.00 Racing from Chepstow. 220 Live Interna- tional Rugby Union: Ireland v Australia. 3.20 Football Update. 3.25 Live International Rugby Union: Ireland v Australia. 4.40 Rnal Score.. 5.25 International Rugby Union. England .


v New Zealand. John Inverdale and Jeremy Guscott present high­


lights of this afternoon's international friendly at Twickenham. (C) (S)


6.30 BBC News; Weather. (C) 6.45 Regional News; Weather. 6.50 The Chair. John McEnroe presents the game show in which hopefuls have to answer as many general knowledge questions as possible with­ out allowing their pulse rate to exceed


a certain level. Last in senes. (C) (S)


7.40 The National Lottery Jet Set. New series. Eamonn Holmes introduces the quiz in which contestants battle it out for the holiday of a lifetime. (C) (S)


8.15 Casualty. Friends and colleagues breathe a sigh of relief as Lara's con­


viction is finally overturned a t her


appeal, thanks to Melanie's testimo­ ny. Jan is reluctant to take her back at work, but a surprise announcement


by Harry forces her to change her mind. Stefan Dennis guests. (C) (S)


9.05 Festival of Remembrance 2002. Musical extravaganza from the Royal


Albert Hall in memory of those who


have suffered as a result of conflict. With performances by the Massed


Bands of the Guards Division, the Band of the Royal Marines, the Guild­


hall School of Music and Drama and the Queen's Colour Squadron of the Royal Air Force. Subsequent pro­ grammes may run late. (C) (S)


10.35 BBC News; Regional News; We.ath- . er; (C) National Lottery Update.


10.55 Parkinson. With guests Steve Coogan and Jeremy Paxman. (C) (S)


PH.55" FILM: Fugitive frbm Justlce (TVMj i ■ ’ 1996). Tense fact-based drama, star-s V * i ring Chris Noth and Loryn LockIin. (C) j "1.25 Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. (R) 2.10 A Question of Sport; (R) Weatherview. 245 Top of the Pops: (R) 3.15 BBC News 24.


Popstars: The Rivals, ITV1 a


Granada, 7.10pm. Heart-throb singer, Robbie : Williams recently criticised talent shows such .as Pop- stars: The Rivals and.the,; - Beeb’s Fame Academy, saying “There’s a lot of ta l­ ent but it’s such cruel tele­ vision.” He also spoke out against the way Popstars


• asked losers to perform one last time, when they knew they had been knocked out. But despite . such concerns, the show. , remains popular. Davina McCall introduces the fifth


BBC2


6.00 Weekend 24. 9.00 BBC News. (C) 9.10 Hardtalk. 10.00 Film 2002 with Jona­ than Ross. (R) 10.30 Afoot Again in the Past. (R) 10.45 The Saturday Show. (S) 12.00 See Hearl On Saturday. (S) 12.00 The Witness. (R) (C) 12.50 Trade Secrets. (R) (C) (S) 1.00 Saturday Kitchen. (C) (S) 2.30 FILM: A Passage to India (1984). Epic drama, with Peggy Ashcroft. (C) (S) 5.10 International Bowls. The.BUPA Care Homes Open. (C) What the Papers Say. (C) (S) Flog It! From Coventry. (R) (C) Britain’s Best Buildings. (C) (S) A History of Britain. The expan­


6.05 6.15 7.15 8.05


9.05 10.05


sion of imperialism. (R) (C) (S) Fame, Set and Match. This


week’s retrospective focuses on the careers of former Saturday morning TV presenters. (C). Have I Got News for You. Anne Robinson presents the satirical news quiz, with guests Richard Wilson and John Simpson joining team captains Paul Merton


10.35 11.35


and Ian Hislop. (R) (C) (S) The Entertainers. Famous TV


faces of the 1970s. (R) (C) (S) 36th Country Music Associa­ tion Awards. Highlights. (C) (S)


1.05 FILM: Kid Blue (1973): Western comedy, starring Dennis Hopper and War­ ren Oates. (C) (S) 2.40 Close. 3.00 BBC Learning Zone. 5.00 Close.


FIVE


6.00 Russell Grant’s Postcards. (R) (S) 6.10 Fit for the Wild. (T) (S) 6.35 Fit for the Wild. (T) (S) 7.00 Sunrise. (S) 7.55 Milkshake FM. 7.55 Shake! (S) 8.00 Gadget and the Gadgetinis. (S) 8.30 Beyblade: (S) 8.55 Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future. (S) 9.30 Xcalibur. (R) (S) 10.00 Max Steel. (R) (S) 10.30 Hercules: The Leg­ endary Journeys. (Ft) (S) 11.20 The Adven­ tures of Sinbad. (S) 12.15 The Edit. (T) (S) 12.50 Popular. (T) (S) 1.45 Harry and Cosh. (T) (S) 2.15 Cleopatra 2525. (R) (S) 2.45 Pop. (T) (S) 3.20 Home and Away. (T) (S)


7.00 7.50


8.40 9.05


10.00 Charmed. Piper sinks into a coma. (T)


- Dark An g e l . Lydecker turns Seattle • into a military state. (T) (S) ; ; five news and sport. (T) (S) ■ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The team probe a deaf man’s death.; William Petersen stars. (R) (T) (S) ■


Law and Order. A psychologist is murdered; (T) (S) five news late.


11.00 The Shield. Mackey and Vendrell join forces with a policeman from another : precinct to investigate a shooting. (R)_, 12.00 FILM: Profile for Murder (1996)J-Adult


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• thriller, with Lance Henriksen. (S) .1.35 FILM: - Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice (1969). Bit­ ing social comedy, starring Natalie Wood. (T) (S) 3.20 FILM: Dangerous Afternoon (1961). Crime drama, starring Ruth Dunning. (S) 4.15 Russell Grant’s Postcards. (R) (S) 4.25 First Wave. (R) (S) 5.10 Sons and Daughters. (R) 5.35 Sons and Daughters. (R)


live edition, which sees the seven remaining males giving their best in an attempt to impress the home audience and survive to sing another week.


CHANNEL 4


6.10 The Hoobs. (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Euro Challenge. (T) 7.30 ICC Cncket World. 8.00 Trans World Sport (T) 9.00 The Morning Line. 10.00 Sport Talk 11.00


World Rally: Shakedown. (T) 11.30 The Historic Festival Gold Cup. (T) 12.00 Brookside. (T) 1.25 Channel 4 attheraces from Doncaster, Wincanton and Down Royal. Races at 1.35, 1.55, 2.05, 2.25, 2.40, 2.55, 3.10, 3.30 and 3.45. 4.05 Today at the Test. (T) 4.35 Enterprise. (R) 5.35 Alias. Dixon is wounded. (T)


6.30 Channel 4 News. (T) 7.05 Conduct Unbecoming. Homosex­


uality during World War Two. (T)


8.05 The English Church. The Protestant Reformation. (R) (T)


8.35 The Art Show. Profile of leading black author Courttia Newland, whose works describe growing up with little money on a west London council estate. (T)


?g;05 P," FILM: The Game (1997). Thriller, ^ vS-rs’.;starring Michael Douglas.


“l lS o ” ’’South Park. An epidemic of spon­ taneous combustion strikes. (R) ,


12.00 U2: Popmart Live from Mexico City.


' Performance from 1997. (T) 1.05 Behind the Music. (T) 1.55 FILM: Kansas City (1995). Thirties-set thriller, starring Jen­ nifer Jason Leigh. (T) 3.50 Duck Children. (R) 4.00 For Your Love. (R) 4.25 For Your Love. (R) 4.55 ICC Cricket World. (R) 5.20 Countdown. Word game. (R) (T) (S)


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5.30 ITV Morning News. 6.00 GMTV. 6.00 MacDonald’s Farm. 6.15 Horace and Oup-,- agogo: Oooberry Buddies. 6.20 Cubeez. -, 6.40 Ni Nl'sTreehouse. 7.05 Diggit. 9.25 SMTV Live. (T) (S) 11.30 CD UK. (T) (S) 12.30 24Seven. (T) 1.00 ITV News; .Weather. (T) 1.05 Granada News; Weath-. er. (T) 1.10 On the Ball. (T) 2.05 Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? Game show. (R) (D (S) 3.00 The Goal Rush. (T ), .... 5.05 ■ Granada News; Weather. (T) • 5.20 ■:v ITV News; Weather (T) 5.40 ' The Record of the Year 2002: The Final Countdown. The sec­ ond programme offering viewers the chance to vote for their ■ favourite single of 2002 sees pop- > • ular girl group Atomic Kitten and : dance combo Lasgo give rendt- . • tions of their offerings. (T) (S)


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6.10 Blind 1 Date. Cilia Black ' plays Cupid to more romantic '<■ hopefuls/welcoming back Lisa and Fraser following their trip to Canada and catching up with Chrispin and Grainne as they return from Madeira. (T) (S)


7.10 Popstars: The Rivals. The seven remaining boys sing their hearts out once more, hoping that they’ll impress the home audience enough to survive. (T) (S)


8.10 Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? Chris Tarrant hosts the big-prize


. game show in which contestants attempt to answer 15 consecutive questions to win £1 million. (T) (S)


9.05 Popstars: The Rivals Live Result. Davina McCall reveals the result of tonight’s verdict. (T) (S)


9.20 Denis Norden’s 8th Laughter - File. The. host introduces -another rib-tickling selection of bloopers, out-takes and behind-


- the-scenes shenanigans featuring famous faces, from the entertainment world; Highlights include mirth and mayhem with the casts of Coronation Street and Emmerdale, a tennis player halting a match for a moment of poignant mourning, GMTV’s Kate Garraway landing herself in hot water with a rion-too-flattering impression of Cat Deeley and Dean Martin struggling to remem­ ber his lines during a live show. (T)


10.20 ITV Weekend News; Weather. (T) 10.29 Granada Weather. 10.30 T h e 1 Premiership. Desmond Lynam presents highlights of this afternoon’s top-flight games, including the first Manchester derby of the season at Maine


Road, as Kevin Keegan and Alex Ferguson renew their rivalry. (T)


12.00 The Frank Skinner Show. (R) (T)


12.50 The District'(T)1.35,Forever; (D (3) ITV News Headllnes. 2.30.CD UK.: (R) (T)' (S )3.20'Dial-a:D'ate.'(R) (S)'3.45 Enter-


' talnment Now; (R)TD (S) ITV News Head- : lines. 4.15 Cybemet.(R) (T) (S) 4.40 Got


• Stuffed. (T) (S) 4.50 ITV Nightscreen. YORKSHIRE


1.05 Calendar News 5.05 Calendar News ' and Sport 10.29 Local Weather


BBC1


6.00 Breakfast. (C) (S) 9.00 Breakfast with Frost. (C) (S) 10.00 Countryfile. (C) (S) 10.30 Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph. (C) IS) 12.10 On the Record. (C) (S) 1.10 Keep­ ing Up Appearances. (R) (C) (S) 1.40 EastEn- ders. (C) (S) 3.30 Pyramid. (R) (C)-(S) 4.30 Points of View. (C) (S) 4.45 My Family. (R) (C) Songs of Praise. Aied Jones travels to the Falkland Islands in a special ; programme to mark Remembrance ■ Sunday. Hymns include The Lord is My Shepherd and When I Survey. (C) BBC News; Weather. (C) Antiques Roadshow. In their second visit to Shugborough Hall, the team find an unusual hat stand and a poster signed by legendary rock guitarist Jimi Hendnx. (C) (S) Rolf on Art. New series. Rolf Harris explores the work of four artists who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, starting with the career of painter Toulouse-Lautrec. (C) (S) Ground Force Revisited. The team visit Kirby Hill in the Yorkshire Dales to create a cottage garden in a barren quarry-like patch for a retired head­ mistress. Two years on, Tommy . Walsh returns to see if she has caught the gardening bug. (C) (S) . Holiday: 50 Places To See Before You Die. Craig Doyle presents the results of the poll to find out Britain’s dream destination, in which more than 20,000 people voted, producing the ' ultimate travel wish list — what loca­ tions did the public think everyone; should visit in their life time? (C) (S) The Project. First.of a two-part


5.15


5.50 6.15


7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 -


t drama -telling the story; of two • twentysomething housemates who;; join the battle to get the Labour Party . ■ into government; from the reinvention


• ■ of the party’s image to election victory ‘ ■ in 1997. Starring Naomie Harris,;, Shaun Evans and Matthew Mac--/ • ' ' Fadyen. Concludes tomorrow. (C) (S)i


10.45 News; Weather. (C) ^


111.00'*, FILM:"Cha!n*Reaction (1996)3Scl3 |\M ?^entis ts Keanu, Reeves and Rachell $?i'l%Weisz come up.with a;evqlutlpnaiy| proceKfof creating energy from water| but instead’of a'pat on the,Mck|


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. . M„ „ „ ^ ha'Mbman.t-reeman.:(C),(S)?J^^ 12.40 The Sky,at'Night..(C) (S),12.40;.


'Weatherview. 1.05 BBC News 24. v : 9.00 PICK OF THE DAY The World Stunt Awards


2002, five, 8pm. Hollywood’s royalty desc­ end on this LA ceremony to


celebrate the men and _ women who risk their lives so that the stars don’t have to. Arnold Schwanenegger helps to start off the event with a rather spectacular stunt (the first of many throughout the evening including the impressive Flaming Leap of Faith), ably assisted by some of the people the evening has been designed to honour. Actors such as James Gan-


BBC2


7.00 CBBC: Arthur. (C) 7.10 Yvon of the Yukon. (R) 7.35 Looney Tunes. (R) 8.05


’ The Wild Thornberrys. (R) (C) (S) 8.30 Smile- (C) (S) 11.15 Dr Quinn: Medicine Woman. (R) (C) 12.00 Sunday Garden. (C) (S) 1.00 NorthWestminster. 1.30 Sunday Grandstand. Introduced by John Inverdale., (S) 1.35 Olympic Dreams. (S) 1.50 Bowls. (S) 3.45 Sailing. (S) 3.50 Rugby Special. (S) 4.20 International Rugby League. (S) 5.25 The Natural World. (R) (C) (S) Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph. Highlights. (C) (S)


6.15 7.15


8.00


. Correspondent. Documentary-' revealing Britain’s Fifties cam-,.:


, paign against the Mau Mau. (C) -Top Gear. Steve Coogan joins the., team as Jeremy Clarkson drives ' the Ferrari 575M and the Aston Martin Vanquish. Plus, how to ere-v ate a gadget-packed James Bond I car on a shoestring. (C) (S) : : . True Spies. Peter Taylor investi­ gates how MI5 successfully: infiltrated and investigated campaign groups/ such;. ;as)


10.00


11.00 11.45


- CND before the; end of. the ,Cojd • War. Last in series; (C) (S).~; ‘ „V Band of Brothers: A grpupipf inexperienced paratroopers join; Easy Company. (R) (C) (S) ? •-


The X Files. (C) (S) ■ r Later with Jools Holland. (R).12.45 ■•Close;. 2.00 BBC Learrning”Zone.


ning one: ‘i F


Make’ Way for Noddy.!;(R) 7.45'Make .Way, for, Noddy. (R) 8.00 Bear in the,Big Blue House.


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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH ITV1


dolfini, Matthew McConau- ghey, Bruce Willis, The' Scor­ pion King’s Kelly Hu, Charl­ ton Heston, Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry are all on hand to add a bit of glitz to the ceremony and hand out awards to the winners.


CHANNEL 4


6.05 Tales of a Wise King. (R) (T) 6.10- The Hoobs. (R) (T) 6.35 The Hoobs. (R) 7.05 CatDog. (R) (T) 7.30 The Zack Files.: (R) (T) 8.00 T4: Totally Spies! (T) 8.30 T4: Hang Time. (R) 8.55 T4: Taina. (T) 9.25 T4: Popworld. 10.25 T4: Hollyoaks. (T) 12.30T4: Dawson's Creek. 1.30T4: Mod­ el Behaviour. (R) 2.00 T4: Model Behav- , iour. (R) (T) 2.35 Today at the Test. (T) 3.05 FILM: Ice Cold in Alex (1960). Wartime drama, with John Mills. (T) (bw) ■


5.30 - Scrapheap Challenge. (T) ■ • ■ • r - Enterprise; Archer 'and May-,., weather are impnsoned; (T) -


6.35;


7.30 8.00


• Channel 4 News. (T) Dispatches. The team returns to Afghanistan to follow up on : : the award-winning documentary;’


• Beneath the Veil. (T) JFlLMf Sleepy Hollow'd999)1 6 1 1


,?m|ere?Jim Burton’s stylish telpOT ^ W a 8 h i i ^ i f l j v ^ ^ a 9 8 ^ j «


Jabout a heabl^ho^mqqlfffiPSl kChilieq-starring‘'Jbhnny Depp®)]88


,w.flTr i-kthb,8tar'8 fiv%weeR tour. (T )M § I8 ‘ 12:45 U2 Weekend: Zoo ,TV Live From ;


Sydney. (T) 1.50 FILM: Phir Wohi Dil Laya;


l Hoon (1963). Bollywood melodrama; star- , ‘■ringdoy Mukerji.;4.10 lcons.;(R)(T) 4.25,,, -• For, Your Love. (R) 4.50 For Your Love: (R),\« >'5.15 Countdown. Word game. (R) (T) (S) r ,*


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5.30 ITV Morning News. 6.00 GMTV. 6.00 The Sunday Programme. 7.30 Up on the Roof. 8.20 Diggit. 9.25 The Premiership. (R) (T) 10.25 CITV: Merlin the Magical Puppy. (T) 10.40 Upstairs Downstairs Bears. (T).10.50 Maisy. (R) (T) (S) 11.00 My Favounte Hymns. (T) (S) 12.00 That's Esther. (T) (S) 12.30 Sunday Supplement. 1.00 Jonathan Dimbleby. (T) (S) 1.55 Granada News; Weather. (T) 2.00 Soccer Sunday. 2.30 FILM: Born To Be Wild (1995). Adventure about a’ rebellious teenager who rescues a gorilla from its cruel owner. Will Homeff and Helen Shaver star. (T) 4.15 Home on Their Own. (R) (T) 5.00 Monkey Business. (S) Granada News; Weather. (T) The Planet’s Funniest Animals Home-video howlers. (R) (S) ITV News; Weather. (T) Cruise Ship. Ron Marks faces a testing time when one of the female members of the crew claims he harassed her. (T) (S): New You’ve Been Framed! Rib- tickling collection of camcorder calamities, including nautical night­ mares and daft dads. (T) (S), Coronation Street. Heeding Dev’s advice, Steve decjdes.to check Streetcars’, business accounts to see whether Vik has been pilfering profits to feed his


5.30 5.45


6.15 6.30


7.00 7.30


• gambling addiction, Mike asks Doreen on another date and


8.00


'Audrey consults the doctor about her apparent memory loss. (T) (S) Heartbeat. Bellamy think’s he’s pulled.off quite a coup when he


■ spies a dangerous armed robber ■


1.;— but the villain makes his escape and embarks on a desperate


: hunt fora fast car to steal. Mean­ while, Merton’s singer-songwriter


- cousin-arrives, looking for the ‘ peace and quiet she needs .fo work, but her pregnant daughter,


- soon puts paid to that idea: With a -guest appearance by Lulu. (T) (S)


9.00: - ■ Foyle’s War: The death'of a con- , sclentious objector while in police


* . custody prompts an investigation 1, % ■


’ . — could It be linked to the booby- trap murder of the judge who ordered his arrest? Michael Kitchen , •’ and Anthony Howell star. (T) (S) ” ^ 11.05 •• ITV Weekend News; Weather. (T)„r


11.20 ^‘.The South Bank Show.'A year in, the’’' life* 'of i.Craig > David,', the^


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K-UU’-'J:- Southampton chart-topper.whose \ eagerly-anticipated second album jj


iX / iU /V ls released tomoiTOW.'(T) (S); ’’-n'- * % l 2;l9:GranadaiWeather.\12.20 Ultimate 4 Questions'.',The pehls'of affluence. (T).(S);; ?12.50 (The,Web' Review/A guide to the >:


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>$lhterhet?(T) (S) 1.15 Brother’s Keeper, (R),, fM S ) ’ITV-.News'Headlines.-’.T.40 Todays


l{S,witH‘Des>n'd Mel."(R) (T)/(S) 2.35 Myf '-■^Favourite Hymns.|(R) (T) (S),3.30 World , §fSportr.(R),3.55.Get Stuffed; (T) (S),ITV|


7 30 --Tho'-Simpsons:-'--8 .0 0 Dream Casualty. 7.0 0 Hi-De-Hil 7.4 0 2poInt4 - -N aws. -12.30 T h e Stato T e am 4 9 .0 0 -S o a p s s ta ra t : B e h a v in g ’ i-t Children; 8 2 0 F awHyTowers.9.00 A id w 1 ,0 0 - i1 F am e -5 Academy;,*


:B a d ly 'w 10.00 ';*Templation,i'ils la n d .a ;W l0 d e rs e h :e n ^ - ;P e L ’i|:i1O .1O ^S I Ie n t ip i1 :3O Ed Stone Is Dead.-2;0v.r ,™ . . ,,, 1 1 .0 0 T h a Anna Nicole Show. 1 2 .0 0 '. Witness. 12.10 R LM : Young a t Heart-,


Mix o f Nations. 12.30 F a ith le s s Family drama. 2 2 0 A u lW Ia d e rs e h e n , ' - ' , '


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A.RIBBLEVALLEY high school wants to extend its site. .:■■■■ Billington-based ^ S t .


Augustine's RC High School is applying for plan­ ning permission to carry out alterations and exten­ sions to include provision for extra staff parking. The school, in Elker


Spy Kids, Sky Movies Premier, 8.00pm. This; buoyant adventure should suit the,tastes of the whole family, with stunning visual effects and witty dialogue, reminiscent of the


' escapades of a certain chocolate-loving boy; named Charlie. Indeed, Alan Cummings character, Fegan Floop, Is slightly Wonka- esque. Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino are the loving parents of the Cortez children. Carmen and Junl. They used to be spies, but left the secret service behind after the arrival of their children. ■


SKY MOVIES PREMIER


5.30 T h e L o s t L o v e r (PG) (1999). 7.1 5 D lg lm o n : . T h e M o v ie (PG) (2000) 9.15 S in b a d : B e y o n d th e . V eil o t M is ts (PG) (2000) 11.10 ■ R u g ra ts in P a r is : T h e M o v ie (U) (2000) 12.45 S h e 's In L o v e (PG) (2000) 2-30 D ig im o n : T h e M o v ie (PG) (2000) 4.15 S in b a d : B e y o n d th e V e il o f M is ts (PG) (2000) 6.00 R u g ra ts In P a r is : T h e M o v ie (U) (2000) 7.30 M o v ie New s 8.00 S p y K id s (U)


(2001) 9 .3 0 N u t ty


P ro fe s s o r II : T h e K lum p s (12) (2 0 0 0 ) '1 1 .2 5 S p y K id s (U) (2001) 1.00 T h re e to T a n g o (12) (1999) 2.55 N i jin s k y (15) (1980)


SKY MOVIES MAX


16-25 R e tu rn o f th e S ix M i l l io n D o lla r Man a n d th e B io n ic W om a n (PG) (1987) 8.25 F u ll R id e (2001)


110.25 W h o ’s H a r ry C rum b ? (PG) I (1989) 12.25 J o h n J o h n In th e Sk y (PG) (2001) 2.25 U K T o p 10 3.00 R e tu rn o f th e S ix M illio n D o lla r Man a n d th e B io n ic W om a n (PG) (1987) 4.45 F u ll R id e (2001) 6.45 W h o ’s H a r ry C rum b ? (PG) (1989) 8.30 D euce B lg a low : M ale G ig o lo (15) (1999) 1 0 .0 0 P re d a to r (18) (1987) 11.50 S u p e rn o v a (15) (2000) 1.25 A n n e F ra n k (12) (2001) 3.05 T h e M a t in g H a b its o f th e E a r th -


Ib o u n d H um a n (15) .(1999) 4.4 5 | J o h n J o h n In th e S k y (PG) (2001) .


SKY MOVIES CINEMA


1 5.25 Mov ie News 6.00 Mary, Queen I o f S c o ts (PG) (1972) 8.10 Desk Set | (U ) (1957) 10.10 Mov ie News 11.00 I M us tang C o u n t ry (U) (1976) 12.30 I T h e F re s hm a n (PG) (1990) 2.15


Lane, has applied to Ribble Valley Borough Council. Comments on its proposal (No. 0904) must be made


by November 22nd. Other applications, where comments must be made by that


date, are as follows:- Clithcroc: Proposed conscrva-


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9-00 Soc cer AM. 12.00 U ve F o o tb a ll. Special. 2.30 Soccer Saturday. 5.30 Football- 6.0 0 L ive In ternational Rugby League. 8.30 Live Saturday Fight Night. 10.30 Wor ld Wrestling E nter tainm ent. 12.25 . C h a nging R o om s -12.30 Football. .1.00 Second D iv is io n F o o tb a ll. 3 .3 0 • S p a n ish Football. 5.30 Footbal.


- : SKY SPORTS 2 7-


Live Test Match Cricket. 11.00 Test Match Cricket. 1.30 Live International


R ugby Union. 4 .3 0 W o r ld S p o r t Special; 5.00 Max Power. 6.00 Test Match Cricket. 8.30 European Golf. 10 00 Test Match Cricket. 11.30 Uve Test Match C r ic ke t. 2.0 0 C r ic ke t Lunch- 2-30 Live Test Match Cncket.


SKY SPORTS 3 8-


10 00 The Rugby Club. 11.00 Max Power- 12-00 Live European Golf. 5 00 Karting. 5.30 Wild Splnts. 6.00 Rally Fever. 7.0 0 Wor ld Sport. 7.30 Uve International Rugby Union. 9.45 In ternational R ugby Onion. 11.15 International Rugby League. 12.45 Sky Sports Classics. 1.00 Saturday Fight Night. 3.00 Wor ld Wrestling Entertainment. 4.55 Close.


EUROSPORT


I Mary, Queen o f S c o ts (PG) (1972) 1 4.25 D e s k S e t (U) (1957) 6.15 T he


I Freshman (PG) (1990) 8.00 T h e L a s t I o f th e M o h ica n s (15) (1991) 10.00 lo n e False Move (18) (1992) 11.50 I House o f Wax (12) (1953) 1 2 5 The 1 L a s t o f th e . M o h ica n s (15) (1991) 1 3.20 L e av ing Normal (15) (1992)


SKY ONE


1 5.10 T he Wodd of GEO. 6.00 Star I Trek: Voyager. 7 .0 0 Rescue Heroes. 1 7 .3 0 T h e Z e ta Projec t. 8.00 I Pokemon. 8.30 Zolds. 9.00 Yu-GI- I Ohl 9.30 The Simpsons. 10.00 Wodd ■ W re s tlin g Enter tainm ent. 12.00 I Wortd Wrestling E n te r ta inm e n t 1.00 I Mutant X. 2.00 Earth: Final Conflict. 1 3.00 S tar Trek: Voyager. 5.00 Star I T re k : T h e N ext Gene ra tio n .' 6.00 I Stargate SG-1. 7.00 The Simpsons.


1 8 .0 0 , : F am ily - G u y .; 8.3 0 . The I S im p s o n s . '1 9 .0 0 -:, Klrs ty ’s : H om e ' I V ld o o s , > <’*• ••• . r-»."


9 .3 0 '


1 F ig h t Sch o o l. .10.30 S outh Park. 1 1 1 .0 0 It Shouldn't be on TV. 12.00 I Temptation Island. 12.30 Law and 1 0 rd e r . - 1.3 0 W o r ld W re s tlin g


| Entertainment. 3.20 JAG. 4.15 ER. SKY SPORTS 1


1 6.00 Soccer AM's Alt Sports Show. 1 7.00 T he Full SP. 7 .3 0 Racing News. 1 8.00 Wor ld Wrestling Entertainment.


6.0 0 R hy thm ic G ym nas tic s . 7.3 0 Extreme Sp o r ts . 8 .0 0 W om e n ’s Tennis. 9.30 Sailing. 10.30 Beach Volleyball. 11.30 Wor ld Rally Champ­ ionship. 12.30 Women’s Tennis. 3.00 Live R hy thm ic G ym nas tic s . 4.30 British Eurosport News. 4.45 Uve Rhythmic Gymnastics. 6.30 Bowling. 8.45 Live Women's Tennis. 10.30 Br itish Eu ro sp o r t News. 10.45 Extreme Sports. 11.15 Boxing. 1.45 British Eurosport News. 2.00 Close. 4 .0 0 L ive W om e n 's Tennis. T he Sanex WTA Championship.


UK GOLD


5.25 Eldorado. 6.00 Hi-De-HII 6.40 2polnt4 Children. 7.20 Birds o l a Feather. 8.0 0 D o c to r Who. 9.00 Blake's 7. 10.00 Blake’s 7 . 11.00 Casualty. 12.00 H o lb y City. 1.05 Keeping Up Appearances. 1.40 Hl- De-Hil 2.20 2polnt4 Children. 3.00 T h e Fly ing D octors. 3.5 5 All Creatures G re a t and Small. 4.55 Holby City. 6.00 Casualty. 7.00 Hl- De-Hil 7.40 2point4 Children. 8.20


: Alistair McGowan's Big Impression. 9.00 Blackadder II. 9.40 Blackadder


• II. 1 0 .2 0 B la c k a d d e r I I . ; 11.00 Blackadder II. 11.40 Blackadder II. : 12.20 B la c k a d d e r ' II. 1 . 0 0 D oc tor ,


, W ho: 2.5 0 T h o ’ Falk*and Rlso o f Reginald Perrin. 3.25 Blackadder I I . ; 4.00 Blackadder II. 4-30 Dallas.


UlUk • LIVINGTV


5.0 0 Yes Dear . 5.3 0 Unsolved Mysteries. 6.00 G e t the Look. 6.15 Get the Look. 6.30 Home Shopping.


' 7.00 Wiggly Park. 7.05 Wiggly Park. 7.10 Billy. 7.20 Billy. 7.30 Tiny and Crew. 7.5 0 Caillou. 7.55 Barney and


30 Karting. 8.00 Wild Splnts. 8.30


F r iends - r 8.2 5 O swald. 8.40 Busy Buses- 8.4 5 B u s y Buses. 8.50 Barney and Friends. 9.25 H i-5 .10.00 T h e Golden Girls. 10.30 The Golden Girls 11.00 F ILM : The Hired Heart. 12.40 Celebr ity Extra. 1.00 Crossing O ver 1.30 Sixth Sense with Colin Fry 2 00 Maury Povlch. 2.50 Maury Povlch 3-40 Celebnty Extra. 3.50 Rlckl Lake. 4.40 Rick: Lake. 5.30 DAG 6-00 DAG. 6.30 Rlckl Lake. 7 20 Colebr ity Extra. 7.30 Crossing Over 8-00 Sixth Sense with Colin Fry 8.3 0 C e le b r ity Extra. 9.00 C h a rm e d . 10.00 Charm ed. 10.55 Celebr ity Extra. 11.00 Compromising S itu a tio n s . 11.30 C ompromising Situations. 12.00 Rlckl Lake. 12.50 Rlckl Lake. 1.40 Je r ry Spnnger — Late N(ght. 2.30 Je r ry Spr inger — Late Night. 3.15 Celebnty Extra. 3.20 Maury Povich. 4.10 Maury Povich.


GRANADA PLUS 30 Racing News. 9.00 Sportnatlon.


5 00 Boon- 6.00 Fame. 7.00 Plus on Plus- 7 3 0 Mind Your Language. 8.00 Starsky and Hutch. 9.00 Coronation StreeL 11.30 T he Lovers. 12.00 The Man from Uncle. 1 .0 0 The Persuad­ ers. 2.00 Columbo. 3 3 0 Poirot. 4.30 S t ra n g e ' Bu t T rue. 5.00 The Professionals. 6.00 PD James: Taste fo r Death. 7.00 Poirot. 8.00 Columbo. 9 3 0 Canned Carrott. 10.00 Hale and Pace. 10.30 The Wheeltappers. 11.00 The Mrs Merton Show. 11.30 The Mrs Merton Show. 12.00 T he Professi­ onals. 1.00 Starsky and Hutch. 2.00 T he Man from Unde. 3.00 Wyclitle. 4.00 Tales o f the Unexpected. 4.30 Tales o f the Unexpected.


SCI-FI


5.00 Teleshopping. 8.00 Otherworid. 9.00 Earth 2 .1 0 .0 0 S ir Arthur Conan Doyle's T he Lost World. 11.00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World. 12.00 FILM: Island City. 1.40 The Twilight Zone. 2.10 The Twilight Zone. 2.40 UFO. 3.40 seaQuest 2032. 4.35 Farscape. 5.30 Now and Again. 6.30 Space: Above and Beyond. 7.30 F ILM : A pollo 13. 10.00 F ILM:


■ Mindwarp. 11.50 H e a d F 'k . 12.50 FILM: Lexx: Supernova. 2.35 UFO. 3.35 The Twilight Zone. 4.00 Close.


BBC CHOICE


7.00 What Not to Wear. 7 3 0 Fame Academy Interactive. 8.30 Closure. 9.00 The Office. 9.30 The Office. 10.00 The Office. 10.30 The Office. 11.00 The Office. 1 1 3 0 The Office. 12.00 Fame Academy UncuL 1.00 Diners. I .


, ITV 2 V 9 3 5 Emmerdale. -.11.45 Coronation


’' s t re e t . 2.05 -The Goal R u s h .'3 .0 0 Popstars: T h e Rivals Extra.“ 4.00


1 Northern Exposure; 5 .0 0 'T h e Goal Rush. 6.15 Sheena. 7.05: Survival


S p e d a l. 8.05 Popstars: T h e Rivals


Extra. 9.05 Popstars: T h e Rivals Uve Result. 9.20 Popstars: T h e Rivals — T h e Result Extra. F ur ther footage. 9.50 Blind Date Kiss and Tell. 10.50 W h o W ants To Be a Millionaire? I I .


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Welcome from concert group


CLITHEROE Concerts Society welcomes the Cambridge Scholars for the second concert of the sea­ son on Wednesday next week at the Royal Gram­ mar School Sixth Form Centre in York Street. They have been regulars


in some of the country's most famous cathedrals, and they have also been delighting audiences in less formal surroundings with their own arrangements of jazz and close harmony. Their repertoire ranges


from 13th Century sacred music to popular music of


the present day. An exciting


return battle A RETURN print and


• slide battle against Burn­ ley proved exciting for Rib- blesdale Camera Club members. They won by 227


points to 226, with a good victory in the prints sec­ tion balanced by a close slides result. Next week there will be a


30 Queer a s Folk USA. 2 3 0 Close.


recorded lecture by renowned natural history photographer Colin Smith; of Wigan, entitled "Expos­ ing Wildlife". The club meets in Ribble Lane Chatburn, on Tuesday evenings and inquiries can be made on 01200 423474


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SATELLITE PICK OF THE DAY


Shanghai Noon, Sky Movies Max, 9.35pm. Jackie Chan steps into the high-kicking shoes of Chon Wang, Imperial Guard to the Emperor of China. It’s 1881 in the Forbidden City, and princess Pei Pel (Lucy Liu) feels


- despondent about her fate as one half of an arranged marriage. When a kindly teacher offers to help her escape to America, she hopes to leave her terrible fiance behind, but her optimism is shattered when she is kid­ napped and held for ransom in Nevada. Owen Wilson and Jason Connery also star.


SKY MOVIES PREMIER


5.05 She’s In L o v e (PG) (2000) 7.00 E rn e s t Sco re d S tu p id (PG) (1991) 9.00 T h ornes a n d th e M a g ic R ailroad (U) (2000) 11.00 T he R in ts to n e s In V iva R o c k Vegas (PG) (2000) 1.0 0


S o u th P a c ific (PG) (2001) 3.20 Ern e s t S c a re d S tu p id (PG) (1991) 5.15 T h om a s a nd th e Magic R ailroad (U) (2000) 7.00 T h e R in ts to n e s In Viva


-R o c k Vegas (PG) (2000) 8.35 B r id g e t J o n e s ’s Diary (15) (2001) 10.15.T ha B a c h e lo r (12) (1999) 12.00 B e s t In S h ow (12)


SKY MOVIES MAX


6.45 O n H o s t ile G ro u n d (PG) (2000) 8.45 J o s h u a (U) (2002) 10.30 P ro to c o l (PG) (1984) 12.30 M o v ie New s 1.00 O n H o s t ile G ro u n d (PG) (2000) 2.45 J o s h u a (U) (2002) 4.30 P ro to c o l


(PG) Ic e b re a k e r (PG)


Su n d e r la n d v T ottenham Ho tsp u r (Kick-off 4.05pm). 6.35 Live Spanish. Football. A lo p game from the Primers Llga. 9.3 0 Football Special. 10.30 W or ld W re s tlin g E nter tainment: Velocity. 11.30.Spanlsh Football. 1.30 Football'Special. 2.30 Close.


SKY SPORTS 2 7.3 0 Wor ld Spor t Special. 8.00 (2000) .1 .3 5 L a s t


S e ptem ber (15) (1999) 3.25 US T op 10 4.00 S o u th P a c ific (PG) (2001)


; Canoeing.' 8.30 U ve Test Match Cricket. South A fr ica v Sri Lanka.- Coverage continues on Sky Sports Extra- 11.00 Test Match Cricket. 2.00 U ve Rugby Union. London I r is h ,v G l o u


c e s t e r .


4.30 Rally Fever. 5.30 Moto Plus. 6.00 Test Match Cricket. 9.00 Canoeing. 9.30 World Sport Special. 10.00 Test Match C r ic k e t 11.30 Uve Test Match Cricket. Australia v England. 2.00 Cricket Lunch. 2.30 Uve Test Match , Cricket. Australia v England. ;


SKY SPORTS 3


(1984) 6.15 (1999) 8.00


A irh e a d s (15) (1994) 9.35 S h a n g h a i N o o n (12) (2000) Western comedy.


11.30 B lin d H eat (15) (2000) 1.10 A n n e F ra n k (12) (2001) 3,00 S ilh o u e t te (1 5) .(1990) 4.35 J o s h u a (U) (2002) j


7.00 International Rugby League. 6.30 International Rugby Union. 10.30


•’ International Rugby Union. 11.30 Canoeing. 12.00 Uve European Golf. The Volvo Masters. 5.00 Tnathlon. 6.00


-SKY MOVIES CINEMA -


World Yachting. 6.30 Canoeing. 7.00 'E u ropean Golf. 10.00 Rugby Union:, ; Update. 11.30 Canoeing..12.00 Close.


EUROSPORT


5.15 M o v ie N e w s -6.00 B rew s te r 's M i llio n s (U) (1945) 7 .3 0 B e n g a l B r ig a d e (PG) (1954) 9.0 0 T h e P o s e id o n ; A d v e n tu re . (PG) (1 9 7 2 ) : 11.00 T h e A g e o f In n o c e n c e (U ) /


(1993) 1.20 UK T o p 10 2.00 T h e ■: P o s e id o n A d v e n tu re (PG) (1 9 7 2 ) ; 4.00 B e n g a l B r ig a d e (PG) (1954) 5.30 - The Ag e o f In n o c e n c e (U) (1993) 8.00 D a n g e ro u s - L ia is o n s ,(1 5 ) >:(1988)[- 1 0 .0 0 ' F a h re n h e it 45T. (12).. (1 9 6 6 ) ; 11.55 Lepke (15) (1975) 1.50 II I (12) (1967) 3.30 T h e B ig F ix (15) (1978)


SKY ONE


5.30 Women's Tennis. 10.00 Rhythmic G ym nastics. - • 11.30 i ; European Cham p io n sh ip L e g e n d s . , <12.30 Women's Tennis. -1.30 Tennis. 2.00 Women’s Tennis. 3.00 Uve Rhythmic Gymnastics. Action from the European ’ Championships. 4.15 British Eurosport News.


* 4 .3 0 : v A . ju . L iv e 0 . * ’ R hy thm ic n n inm u


> CART Racing. , 8.30 Bntish Eurosport News. 8.45 Uve Women's Tennis. The S a n e x . W T A : C h am pionship..; 10.30 Bntish • E u ro s p o r t; N ew s : 1 0 .4 5 ' Uve . Women's ^Tennis; T h e !' Sanex ,WTA


Busy Buses. 8.50 Barney and Friends. 9.25 Hi-5- 10.00 T he Golden Girls. 10.30 T h e Golden Gir ls . 11.00 C harmed. 12.00 Charmed. 12.55 Celebrity Extra. 1.00 Crossing Over. 1.30 Sixth Sense with Colin Fry. 2.00 FILM: A Woman Named Jackie. 3.30 Celebrity Extra. 3.50 Maury Povich. 4.40 Maury Povlch. 5.30 DAG. 6.00 DAG- 6.30 Celebnty Extra. 7.00 Sixth Sense with Colin Fry. 7.30 Crossing Over. 8.00 Charmed. 8.55 Celebnty Extra. 9.00 Scream Team. 10.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. 11.00 Jerry S p n n g e r— Late Night. 11.50 Celebnty Extra. 12.00 Hotline. 12.30 Hotline. 1.00 Jer ry S p n n g e r— Late Night. 1.50 Jer ry Spnnger — Late Night. 2.40 Maury Povlch. 3.30 Maury Povlch. 4.20 Jer ry S p n n g e r— Late Night.


GRANADA PLUS


5.00 PD James: Taste fo r Death. 6.00 Emmerdale. 8.30 T hrough the Keyh­ ole. 9.00 R LM : Har t to Hart: Tw o Har­ ts In Three-Quarters Time. 11.00 Nan­ ny. 12.00 Jeeves and Wooster. 1.00 The Protectors. 1.30 T h e Protectors. 2.00 Poirot. 3.00 R LM : Hart to Hart: Two Harts in Three-Quarters Time. 5 .0 0 T h e Be ve r ly H illb illie s . 5.3 0 - Bullseye. 6.00 Jeeves and Wooster.


. 7 .0 0 Wycllffe. 8.00 Poirot. 9.00 R LM : T h e Fo u r th Pro to co l. ■ 11.00 T he Knock.*12.00 Starsky and Hutch. 1.00 Hawaii R ve-O. 2.00 T he Knock. 3.00 . R LM : The Fourth Protocol.


SCI-FI 5.00 Teleshopping. 12.00 8.00 SFG. seaQuest


DSV. 9.00 seaQuest DSV. 10.00 Now and Again. 11.00 Space: Abpvs and Beyond. Exciting.


12.30 bxcm Y lk . > .U » k U e . C f lf t ' Dnoiltnn 7 411 1 ' LU J asIm 4AA Ell U> Catlim A 3 3 5


Gymnastlcs. Action from the European ^ Evangalion Championships; 6.00 Bowling. 7.30


L f a n y o i i v i l . . 1 I*.MW i i iw .> i.u u 1.00 Neon Salko- 30 Maru utian Successor — .


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Nadesico. 2.00 FILM: Saturn 3. 3.35 Amazing Stones. 4.00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's T he Lost Worid. 5.00 S ir Arthur Conan - D oyle's T he Los t .W o r ld . 6.00 -The Chronicle. 7.00 Witchblade. 6.00 Farscape: 9.00 The, Dead Zone.


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