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6.00 Breakfast. (C) 7.10 Match of the Day. (R) (C) 8.30 Breakfast. (C) 9.30 Breakfast with Frost. (C) 10.30 The Heaven and Earth Show. (C) 11.30 Countryfile. (C) 12.30 The Politics Show. Jeremy Vine, with Jim Hancock, introduces the political analysis series, with in-depth local stories. Match of the Day Live. Gary Linek­ er is at Boundary Park, where League One outfit Oldham look to fol­ low their defeat of Manchester City with another Premiership scalp. (C) EastEnders. Omnibus edition. Nana Moon is attacked and Andy finds him­ self in the hands of Johnny Allen. Patrick is shocked by the news of Paul’s death and determines to bring his son’s killer to justice. Concludes on BBC2 at 5.15pm. (R) (C) Songs of Praise. Music and worship.


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(C) Superstars. Top sporting stars battle


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for the title Superstars Champion 2004, including Jamie Baulch, Marlon Devonish, Ed Coode, Ralph Firman, James Gibson and Leon Taylor. (C) Antiques Roadshow. Michael Aspel and the team head to Abergavenny in Wales. Among the items brought to light are a carved whalebone and a macabre pottery model of a famous Victorian murder scene. (C) News; Regional News; Weather. (C) Down to Earth. Drama series follow­ ing a family adjusting to rural life. Jackie becomes suspicious when she sees Tony with another woman, and is convinced he’s having an affair. Starring Ricky Tomlinson, Denise Welch and Rob Collier. (C) D a lz ie l and Pascoe. Detective drama series. A serial killer may be on the loose at Wetherton Royal Infir­ mary - body parts dumped in a lake, patients dying and staff being mur­ dered. (C) News; Weather. (C) Panorama. Vigorous investigation of a topical issue. John Simpson reports from Iraq as it holds its first democrat­ ic vote. (C) HLM:Twelve Monkeys (1995) Som-; bre time-travel thriller in which a con-


; ; V vict from 2035 is sent back in time to find the cause of a virus which has : out most of the planet’s popu­


lation. With Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe and Brad Pitt. (C)


1.15 Joins BBC News 24.


6.00 Fimbles. (R) (C) 6.40 The Story Mak­ ers. (C) 7.00 Looney Tunes. (R) (C) 7.05 What’s New Scooby-Doo? (R) (C) 7.30 Smile. (C) 8.30 Tennis: Australian Open Men’s Final. (C) 11.35 The Flying Garden­ er. (R) (C) 12.05 Ken Horn’s Hot Wok. (R) (C) 12.30 Congo. (R) (C) 1.25 FILM: The Early Bird (1965) Comedy. (C) 3.00 Euro­ pean Figure Skating Championships. (C) 4.30 Ski Sunday. (C) 5.15 EastEnders. (R) 5.45 Bill Oddie with Penguins, Parrots and Whales. (C) 6.25 Natural World. David Attenbor­ ough takes us along the coast of Southern Africa which has an over 140 species of sharks coex­ isting. (R) (C) Time Command ers. Military strategy game show. (C) The Best of Top Gear. Series highlights. (C) Never Mind th e Buzzcocks. Comedy pop quiz. (C) My Life in Film. Comedy. (C) Outlaws. Drama series. Gulliver is asked to join the CPS. (C) Blood on theTumtable: BBC3 on BBC2. The story of the Sex Pis­ tols and the battle for their millions Arrested Development. Comedy FILM; Funnyv B o n e s (1995) Affectionate British comedy.


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1.45 Turning Points. (C) 2.00 BBC Learn­ ing Zone.


FIVE


6.00 Softies. (R) 6.05 A House That’s Just like Yours. (R) 6.30 Bagpuss. (R) 6.45 Clangers. (R) 6.55 Roobarb. (R) 7.00 Bear in the Big House. (R) 7.30 Peppa Pig. (R) 7.35 Monkey Makes. (R) 7.45 Noddy. (R) 8.00 Book of Pooh. (R) 8.30 The Save-Ums! (R) 9.00 Insect Antics. (R) 9.05 Aliens among Us. (R) 9.10 Ice Cream Machine. (R) (T) 9.25 George Shrinks. (R) 9.55 Don’t Blame the Koalas. (R) (T) 10.30 Combat Club. (R) (T) 11.00 Snobs. (R) (T) 11.35 Make It Big. (R) (T) 12.05 Braceface. (R) 12.35 Divine Designs. (R) (T) 1.05 five news.


1.15 The Chart. (R) 1.45 FILM: The Vigilante’s Return (1947) Western. (T) 3.00 FILM: To Catch a Thief. (1955) Drama 5.00 five news. 5.15 FILMiTallTale (1995) Family adven- ; ^ ture, starring Patrick Swayze. (T) Our Son Michael Jackson. On the eve of the trial. Five has an exclusive interview with the parents of Michael Jackson, who is facing charges of sex with a minor. (T) So You Think You Can Teach. Series where celebrities tackle teaching. (T)


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9.00 ‘ FILM: Collateral Damage (2002) Explosive action thriller in v,1iich a fire­ fighter takes the law info his own hands when he determines to lake


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down the terrorists responsible for the death of his wife and child. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Elias Koteas , and John Leguizamo. (T)


11.10 World’s Wildest Police Videos. (T) 12.05 Natural Born Racers. 12.30 College Basketball. 2.00 Winter X Games. 3.35 Iron- man Triathlon. 4.25 Portuguese Football. (R)


LIVING TV


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Nicole broke up with Matt (Josh Hartnett) months ago and is now engaged to someone else. He's very good-looking and has no trou­ ble finding other lovers, but that doesn't help because he still wants her back. Then he gets the inspira­ tion th a t swearing off sex for te n t wi il give him the perspective he needs, but a few days later he meets a woman and they fall in love. Now Matt sees his vow as a persona! matter, and won't even tell her about it , but his friends think otherwise...


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6.00 Home Shopping. 7.00 Hi-5. 7.35 Jibba Jabba. 7.50 Busy Dusos. 8.00 Barney. 8.30 Forgotten Toys. 8.40 jLinglies. 8.45 Tilch. 8.55 Barney. 9.25 Hi-5. 10.00 According to Jim. 11.00 Retail Therapy. 11.30 Celebrity Extra 12.00 Charmed 1.00 America's Next Top Model 2.00 Dying to Be Perfect; Ellen Hart Pena Story. 3.45 Celebiity Extra. 4.00 Will & Grace. 5.00 My Wife and Kids. 5.30 Jesse. 6.00 That 70s Sliov/. 6.30 Charmed 7.30 Body Vv'ork 8.00 Ttio Restaurant 9.00 Most Haunted. 11.00 Most liaunted Unseen 12.00 Dead Famous 12.55 T l’.e Division 1.50 Crime & Punisfime-nt 2.40 Celebrity Extra 3.00 Tiirc^ Sisters 3.25 Hollyu'oed Dicam Chasers 3.50 Antiques Gftest Show 4.40 Mysterious Ways. 5.30 Fiomo Slicoping


6.00 Ray Biadbury'lfic-atre. 6.30 The Ray Bradtur'/ Tt’.Ccs'.ro. 7.00 Totcr.iu-jppiny. 10.00 Ouanliim Leap. 1.00 Out r.f me Blue. 2.00 The lrvi-,ib!e Man. 3.00 Tf)c Invisible Men. 4.00 Pc'.vder. G.OO AiHiromedn, 7.00 Out of the Bi'jo 8.00 Lar-; Tram. 10.00 Chiidren of Dune. 11.35 Tracker. 1.35 Chilufeii of Dune. 3.10 Ouiu: Linutf.. 4.10 Gooa vu Ev:l, 5.05 MiilLimiLtui.


Ahead of the C la s s , ITV1, 9pm Marie Stubbs (Julie Wal­ ters), one of Britain’s most highly respected head­ mistresses, sweeps into th e notorious St George’s School in North London. Five years earlier St George’s popular headmas­ ter, Philip Lawrence, was murdered at the school gates. Having agreed to come out of retirement to save the ailing school and armed with two trusty deputies, a wealth of expe­ rience and a quiet determi­


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nation, her ‘mission impossi­ ble’ is a simple one: to get th e school off “Special Mea­ sures” in just fifteen months or see its doors closed for­ ever.


CHANNEL 4


6.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.00 French Foot­ ball: Le Championnat. 7.30 Snowboard World Championship. 8.00 Skiing World Cup. 8.55 Switched. (T) 9.30 Popworld. (T) 10.25 Hollyoaks Omnibus. (R) (T) 1.00 Tony and June. (T) 2.05 The OC. (T) 3.05 Smallville: Superman the Early Years. (T) 4.05 Stargate SG-1.5.00 Time Team. (T) 6.00 The Simpsons. (T) 6.30 Scrapheap Ch alle nge: The Scrappy Races. The four teams race their dustbin jalopies to New­ castle where they must convert them to fire-fighting machines and tackle three cargo fires. (T)


7.30 C4 News. F/by Weather. (T) 8.00 Hallowed Be Thy Game. Mark Dowd investigates whether foot­ ball occupies the void left by reli­ gion. (T)


9.00 Anatomy fo r Beginners. A spe­ cial compilation programme draw­ ing on the four televised anatomy Cl3SS0S


10.00 FILM:The Green Mile (1999) Supernatural prison drama set in 1930s America. A convicted child murderer, with seemingly miracu- lous healing powers; arrives on i death row. With Tom Hanks. (T)


1.25 Racing Rivals. (R) (T) 1.55 KOTV. 2.25 World Football Show. 2.55 French Football: Le Championnat. 4.40 Turf Accounts. (R) (T) 5.10 Countdown. (R)


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6.00 GMTV. 9.25 Pet Alien. (R) 9.35 Art Attack. (R) 10.00 UP2U. (R) 10.30 My Favourite Hymns. 11.30 Sunday Supple­ ment. 12.00 Jonathan Dimbleby. 12.55 Granada News and Weather. 1.00 FILM: All Creatures Great and Small (1974) Family drama, starring Anthony Hopkins, Simon Ward and Lisa Harrow. 2.45 The Curse o f Mr Bean. Rowan Atkinson stars as the man who turns situations into moments of embarrassment. Mr Bean drives a bit, goes swimming, has lunch, and demonstrates why he hasn’t got a girlfriend. (R) FILM: Rio Bravo. (1959) Classic western set in a border town underi;; the grip of an evil cattle-baron and his psychopathic brother. Starring John Wayne, Dean Martin and;; Ricky Nelson. -. : : ; ^ House Of H o r ro rs . Jonathan Maitland presents the series in which hidden cameras expose dodgy builders and rogue trades­ men as they try to dupe unsus­ pecting homeowners. Granada News and Weather. The latest headlines in the North West, plus a regional weather forecast. News; Weather. The latest nation­ al and international news. Emmerdale. Laurel returns from her adventures and Ashley seeks an answer to his proposal. Chloe gets her feet under the table at the Kings’ . Ethan suspects that Steph’s losing her marbles. Coronation Street. Gail warns Sally that she’s playing with fire. Is Tyrone’s bride blushing for the right reasons? Norris steers the Book Group on its maiden voyage. The Royal. Ormerod is confronted with a family tragedy when a domestic dispute spirals out of control, and the appearance of a new nurse sets the cat amongst the pigeons. Ahead of the Class. Fact-based drama in which headmistress Marie Stubbs saves the notorious St George’s School from closure after the murder of popular head­ master Philip Lawrence at the school gales.


11.00 News. The latest national and international news, plus national weather.


11.05 The South Bank Show Awards. Meivyn Bragg hosts the ninth annual South Bank Show Awards honouring the UK’s most respect­ ed and popular artists. Presenters include Lee Evans, Michael Craw­ ford and Lenny Henry.


12.20 Faith and Mu sic. Members of R&B band Kool and the Gang talk about being united by belief in a common creator, and how three of the original five converted to Islam in the 70s. (R)


1.05 Remembering AuschvJtz - 60 Years On. (R) 1.35 Today with Des and Mel. (R) 2.25 FILM; The Fast Lady. (1962) Starring James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter. 4.00 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Early Morning News.


ETV 2


6.00 GMTV2. 9.25 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 10.25 CD;UK 11.30 Halle Berry... Love Chain 11.55 American Idol. 1.‘15 Emrr.etdale Omnibus. 4.25 Coronation Street Omnibus. 7.00 3rd Rock from the Sun. 7.30 3rd Rock from the Sun. 8.00 American Idol. 8.55 American idol. 9.50 Jordan and Rotor - Laid Bare. 10.50 Coronation Street. 11.20 Frank Skinner Sirov;. 12.10 Baddro! & Skinner Unplanned. 12.40 3rd Rock from Uie .Sun. 1.10 3rd Rock from the Sun. 1.40 Orange Playlist. 2.00 The John Walsh Show. 2.50 Teleshopping. 4.50 ITY2 Mrghlscrocn.


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6.00 Survival. 6.55 Survival. 7.50 Tlie Adventures ol Sherlock Holnioo. 0.5r) Bdibar;i. S.20 Ciilside Edge- 9.50 The Ouec-n’s Story. 10.55 Survival. 12.00 Hoinblo'.vcr. 2.00 Tne Adventures ot SheiiuL-k I l.dmes. 3.05 Banii.rn 3.35 Film File. 3.50 Siirviv.-ii .1.50 Sne.lv.a:. 5.55 Tire Royal. 7.00 Hie Adventures el Sberlecii Holmes. 8.00 T!io Oueen's Story. 9.00 In ttio hoot me lyight. 11.05 FD Jaines. 12.10 In lia:- rt,:at of tiio ILght, 2.15 te.cshccoine. 3.15 ei'nine.'iirilo Omnibus.


SKY MOVIES 1


6.10 The Moving o f S o p h ia Myles. (2000) 8.10 Asterix Conquers Am e r ic a . (1994) 9.40 Peter Pan. (2003) 11.40 A -Z o f the Oscars. 12.10 Ed. (1996) 2.10 Asterix Con q u ers America. (1994) 4.00 Peter Pan. (2003) 6.0 0 L o s t Treasure. (2003) 8.00 40 Days and 4 0 Nig h ts. (2002) 10.00 Death to Smoochy. (2002) 11.55 A Very Brady Sequel. (1996) 1.30 Deconstruct ing Harry. (1997) 3.10 T h e Last Seduction. (1993) 5.05 The Stars Fell on Henrietta. (1995)


SKY MOViES 2


6.00 Sounder. (2003) 7 .3 0 Sky Movies News. 8.00 Kart Racer. (2003) 9 .4 5 The Ghost Club. (2003) 11.15 L u cky 7 . (2 0 0 3 ) 1.00 Chr isty: Choices o f the Heart. (2001) 2.45 Legally Blonde 2: Red White & B lo n d e. (2002) 4.30 Sounder. (2003) 6.15 M urder, S h e Wrote: T h e C e lt ic Riddle. (2003) 8.00 Twister. (1996) 10.00 Legally Blonde 2: Red W h ite & Blonde. (2002) 11.40 A Time to KMI. (1996) 2 .1 0 Deliver Us from Eva. (2003) 4.00 Past Tense. (1994) 5.35 Murder, She Wrote:The C elt ic R id d le . (2003)


SKY CINEMA 1


6.00 A Dog’s Life. (1918) 7.00 An Affair to Remember. (1957) 9 .0 0 T h e Four F eathers. (1939) 11.00 Bullet fo r a Badman. (1964) 12.30 A Millionaire fo r Christy. (1951) 2.15 T h e Four Feathers. (1939) 4.1 5 B u lle t for a Badman. (1964) 6.00 An A f fair to Remember. (1957) 8.00 Big Jake. (1971) 10.00 T h e Postman Always Rings Twice. (1981) 12.00 Scarecrov/. (1973) 2.00 Big Jake. (1971) 3 .5 5 A Millionaire for


Christy. (1951) SKY SPORTS 1


8.00 Moto +. 8.30 36 0 Surfing. 9.00 Jimmy Hill’s Sunday Supplement. 1 0 .0 0 Goals on Sunday. 12.00 Jimmy Hill’s Sunday Supplement. 1.00 Golf. 3 .0 0 FA Cup Football. 7 .0 0 Football League Review. 8.00 Spanish Football. 10.30 FA Cup Football. 0.0 0 Football League Review. 1.00 Spanish Football. 3.00 Close.


SKY SPORTS 2


6.00 Spanish Football. 7 .3 0 International Cricket. 4 .3 0 International Cricket. 7.30 International Cricket. 10.30 Legends of Cricket. 11.00 Walersports World. 3.0 0 Close.


SKY SPORTS 3


6.00 Max Power. 7.0 0 Rugby Union Update. 9-00 WWE Special. 1 0 .0 0 World Wrestling Entertainment Afterburn. 11.00 Wild Spirits. 11.30 Racing News. 12.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Velocity. 1.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Heat. 2.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Experience. 3.00 US Tour Golf. 6.0 0 NBA Basketball. 8.30 Gillette World Sport. 9 .0 0 World Wrestling Entertainment Experience. 10.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Late Night Afterburn. 11.00 World Wrestling Entertainment: Late Night Velocity. 0.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Heat. 1 .0 0 Watersports World. 2.0 0 Close.


EUROSPORT


7.30 Live Bobsleigh. 8.3 0 Live Grand Slam Tennis. 10.45 Live Super*G World Championship Skiing. 12.15 Bobsleigh. 12.45 Live Ski Jumping. 2.30 Live Figure Skating. 4.0 0 Bobsleigh. 4.30 Rally. 5.30 Strongest Man. 6.3 0 Football: Top 24 Clubs. 7.00 Live Football: Serie A. 9.4 5 Figure Skating. 11.15 British Eurosport News Report. 11.30 Indoor Trials World Championship.


SKY ONE


6.00 Hour of Power. 7 .0 0 Stargate Infinity. 7.30 Pokemon Advanced Challenge. 8.00 Yu-Gi-Oh!. 8.30 Zoids. 9.00 Yu-Gi-Oh! Waking the Dragons. 9.30 Futurama. 10.00 Relic Hunter. 11.00 World Wrestling Entertainment Experience. 12.00 Kirsty’s Home Videos. 12.30 Sky Travel Shop. 1.00 Mutant X. 2.00 Star Trek: Voyager. 3 .0 0 Star Trek: Voyager. 4 .0 0 Star Trek: Voyager. 5 .0 0 Futurama. 5 .3 0 Futurama. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 The Simpsons. 7.00 Malcolm in the Middle. 7 .3 0 Oliver Beene. 8.00 Dream Team. 9.00 24. 9 .5 5 24. 10.50 Nip/Tuck. 11.55 The Trouble with Prince Harry. 12.55 South Park. 1.25 South Park. 1.50 King of the Hill. 2.40 Rolic Hunter. 3.30 Star Trek: Voyager. 4.20 Star Trek: Voyngei. 5.10 Star Trek: Voyager.


UKTV GOLD


6.00 Tiiomas and Sarah. 7 .0 0 Doctor Who. 9.00 Keeping Up Appearances. 9.40 Keeping Up Appearances. 10.20 Keeping Up Appearances, 11.00 Last of the Summer Wine. 11.40 Last ot the Summer Wine. 12.20 Last of the Summer Wine. 1.00 Steptoc and Son. 1.4 0 Sicptoe and Son. 2.20 Steptoe and Son. 3.00 Keeping Up Appearances. 3.40 Keeping Up Appearances. 4.20 Keeping Up Appearaitces. 5.00 Last of the Summer Vvine. 5.40 Last of the Summer Wino. 6.2 0 Last of the Summer Wine. 7.00 Steptoe and Son. 7.40 Stepioe and Son. 8.20 Sleptce and Son. 9,00 Fawlty Towers. 9.45 Steptoe and Son. 10.25 Going Straight. 11.05


• Fawlly Towers. 11.50 Jack Dec’s Happy Hour. 12.30 Jack D’ae’s Happy Hour. i .0 5 Aul Wiedersehen. Pet. 2.15 Steptoo and Son. 2.50 Going Straight. 3 .3 0 Jack Doe’s Happy Hour. 4.10 Alistair McGowan's Big Impression. 4.25 Charlie's Angols. 5.30 Neighbours.


3B C THREE


7.00 Liquid Assets: Brad and Jennifer’s fi/1iiIions. 5.00 Wiio Rules the Roost? 9.00 Tt'.e Bachelor. 10.00 Ti’.'o Pi-its of Lager and 5 Packet of Crisps. 10.30 Tvvtsted Tales. 11.00 Little Britain. 11.30 Ideal. 12.00 Can't Stop: Exercise. 1.00 Who Rules


ih‘j Roost? 1,55 The Bachelor. 2.55 Can t Stop; Exorciuo.


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The Job You will be selling edvenising face to face and over the telephone to both new and regular customers. Our salespeople work to monthly targets and are paid a bonus on achievement ot these targets. You will also be closely involved in the design of clients' advertisements as we firmly believe that a well designed advertisement secures maximum re^onse for a business. You will work as part of a sales team but also be encouraged to use your own initiadve - ideas are actively encouragedi -


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The Right Person The right person tor our team is somebody who is driven to achieve sales targets whilst also ottering exemplary standards ot customer care. You will he able to work within tight deadlines and enjoy the buzz of a busy sales office. You will be an excellent communicator who is able to effectively put ideas across to people and sell the benefits of advertising in our group of papers. You will have previously worked in a sales environment and be now looking for an exciting new challenge. Previous newspaper sales experience is desirable but not essential.


Tile Co.-npany East Lancashire Newspaper’s are part of Johnston Press, currently the 4th largest publisher of local and regional newspapers in the UK. We recently won ’Weekly Centre of the Year' at Johnston Press Annual Awards.


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MANAGER - £35k per annum


You will be respon.sible for the overall management and day to day running of the home in accordance with the CSC 1 and NATIONAL


MINIMUM STANDARDS. The successful applicant will be qualified to NVQ 4 or equavalent and have at least 3 years residential


experience. 1 of which at a senior level. In return you will be offered an excellent support and bonus package.


3 FULL TIME SENIOR RESIDENTIAL SOCIAL WORKERS


£8/9 per hour £30 per sleep in


You will play an important role in the running of the home and the young peoples care plans. We are looking for confident, flexible and enthusiastic individuals who are qualified to NVQ 3 or equivalent and have at least 12 months experience. Full support and training provided.


3 FULL TIME RESIDENTIAL SOCIAL WORKERS


£7/8 per hour £25 per .sleep in


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