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Denis Th atcher co-directo rs in ' Mafia link ' TWO DIRECTORS of Att- and Ralph Velocci's brother, price-fixing in the waste dis- refuse disposal companies were |MB by MICHAEL GILLARD subsequently indicted for con- woods, a waste disposal Rocco, were indicted in a f posal business are largely based on the evidence provided by 75 spiracy, coercion and restraint company of which Mr Denis Florida criminal case, in which the use of intimidation and Florida's second largest waste hours of conversations recor- of trade. Five Counties' John Thatchers the Prime Minister's the charges include racketeer- corruption. disposal operator, in a $24 ing, theft and fraud. IWS i s also y ded by an electronic ' bilg ' Casagrande was a member of husband, is deputy chairman, Denis Thatcher became an million deal almost three ears Jaguar car used at the centre of a number of the Casa- hidden in the the PSI board. have family and shareholding Attwoods director in July 1983. ago. Members of by Antonio ' Tony Ducks ' firm in other legal actions in Florida He has 5,000 Attwoods shares, grande and Vetoed families Five Counties was not named links with an American Corallo, ' boss ' of the Lucchese in the criminal cases. But it was ing Mafia alleging illegal excessive currently worth about £15,000. were the major shareholders in a court case alleg Mafia ' family '. Corallo was named as a defendant in the disposal profits, and over-charging as a Attwoods' chief executive, Mr IWS and have become large control of the refuse result of price-fixing agree- jailed for 100 years in January civil action brought by the State business in New York. Ken Foreman, describes him as shareholders in Attwoods. in the trial of the heads of the ments. IWS was convicted in ' very much involved in the Members of the two families of New York in January, 1985, Mr Jack R. Casagrande and one case last year and fined five New York Mafia against Corallo, Avellino, the Mr Ralph Vetoed, both Ameri- day-to-day running of the also held shares in and were organisations. Casagrande : Shareholder. $375,000. In two recent civil company.' directors of a New York PSI and a number of refuse cans, joined Mr Thatcher on actions, it has been sued for up Corallo's driver was Salvatore disposal companies. Mr Thatcher joined Att- company, Five Counties Cart- by the New the board after Attwoods took to $4 million. headed by a Avellino-identified The civil complaint alleged woods when it was controlled ing. This was York Police Department as a over a company, Industrial In the New York case, the cousin of Jack Casagrande, that there had been a con- by his friend Mr David Wickins soldier ' in the Lucchese crime Waste Service, the two men defendants—major companies , who himself a shareholder in Five ' spiracy since at least 1977 to of British Car Auctions family. In 1980, Rocco Vetoed had built up in Miami, Florida . in local refuse collection, and also employed the Prime Counties. Jack Casagrande's allocate customers and fix Since the takeover, the Florida three Mafia figures — are g brother Rocco is also a director was involved with Avellinoin a prices, a conspiracy maintained Minis ter's son Mark throu h energy subsidiary has greatly stren- accused of conspirin g to make Group Lotus. Last year BCA of the company. Rocco Vetoed proposal to produce by coercion. The Lucchese and gthened Attwoods, accounting excessive profits by fixing sold i ts 30 per cent stake to is also an officer in Five from waste at sites on Long Gambino crime families were last year for 65 per cent of prices and allocating cus- Hawley Group, one of the Counties. Five Counties is a Island. estimated to share $400,000-a- Attwoods' total profits of £7.4 tomers. It is alleged that the major private cleaning contrac- defendant in the New York Corallo, Avellino, the year collected quarterly from million. conspiracy, costing customers tors in the National Health civil conspiracy case. Avellino-headed Private San- members of the PSI. Thatcher : ' Much involved $10 million a year, was con- Service, for £20 million. That case and a number of itation Industry Association However, last month, Jack Contlnusd on Page 2 Veloccl : Family link. in running parent company.' Casagrande, an IWS subsidiary trolled by the Mafia through Attwoods took over IWS, criminal prosecutions alleging and a number of Long Island Princes in the showe r BRIEFLY Iran expels 5 STEFFI CHAMP West Germany's Steffi British envoys Graf, aged 17, beat Martina Navratilova 6 — 4, Tor y lead by OUR FOREIGN STAFF 4 - 6, 8 - 6 to win the French Open women's IRAN yesterday gave five tense and difficult situation. I tennis singles title, her first British diplomats, including The Foreign Office decision to I on the Grand Slam trail. Mr Edward Chaplin who was expel the five consular officials (Ronald Atkin, page 48.) arrested last week, a week to was thought bound to provoke a get out in retaliation for Bri- tit-for-tat response. But the LEWIN WARNS tain's expulsion of five expulsion of Mr Chaplin, second Admiral of the Fleet Lord in command at the Interests dou bles officials from the Iranian Section, means he will not be put Lewin said military chiefs would have to tell a Consulate in Manchester. on trial and an outright breach of Labour government they The head of the British diplomatic relations has been could not guarantee Interests Section in Tehran, Mr averted. Christopher MacRae> was sum- Yesterday, the Iranian Britain's defence without moned to the Foreign Ministry nuclear weapons; •<--—-*-~~-' Embassy in London said their '^^Jj ^^r ^^mBBBB HHbI ^^BP ^BP^NB^ ^ ' ^^^^ ^ HMB ^i^WsK ^BHBIH ^ yesterday jn the company of the representatives would probably Swedish Ambassador, under leave for home tomorrow,' well CUSTOMS STRIKE whose protection the Interests before the deadline for their Customs officers handling THE CONSERVATIVES the election will be trans- Section operates, to hear the departure expires on Wednes- freight at Dover walked decision . day. out 24 hours before a two- have pulled away from formed,' he said. Labour and seem to be ' All in all, I remain in a In London the Foreign Office . Iranian officials are said to day strike. (Airlines said that the Iranian move was have been surprised at the warning, page 3). heading for a comfortable mood to trust the British people to sort this election ' certainly unacceptable ' but British decision to close the victory in Thursday's declined to comment further Manchester Consulate and expel ISRAELIS SHOOT general election, according P^&LL out .' until it had a complete account of all five officials there. They had Israeli troops shot and to an opinion poll com- The mood at Conservative the meeting from Mr MacRae. headquarters was calmer expected only Mr Ahmed wounded four Palestinians missioned by The Observer, CONSERVATIVES 44 A spokesman said that Lon- Ghassemi, who faced a shoplift- in disturbances marking writes our Political Cor- yesterday after the notice- don had already made it clear to ing charge, to be expelled. the 25th anniversary of the respondent . LABOUR 33 able jitters of midweek. Tehran that it would consider The five British diplomats any Iranian reprisals for West Bank occupation. The survey, conducted by Prompted by Labour's the who are being expelled from ALLIANCE 21 last-minute advertising Manchester consulate expul- Iran.were last night named by the Harris Research Centre, sions as ' unjustified.' EX-PM FLIES IN suggests that the Conser- campaign, the Conser- the Foreign Office. In addition Dr Timoci Bavadra, the in effect, that the electorate vatives have also booked an According to the Iran news to Mr Chaplin, they are Mr vatives have more than should vote Labour. unprecedented amount of agency, the charges against Mr Peter Mathers, a first secretary Fiji Prime Minister doubled their lead over Chaplin — which have never deposed in a military coup In a speech this morning, space in national news- (commercial), Mr Rogers Ker- Labour in the past week, been disclosed—should be kept shaw and Mr Mark Clements, last month, arrives in Mr Powell will reiterate his papers. They are unconcer- pending. second secretaries, and Mr London today for talks from 4 per cent last week to ned about Labour's plan to 11 per cent today. belief that Britain should " The Iranian action wasexpec- Christopher Wiggington, a third SOVIET TEST abandon her nuclear attack the Prime Minister : ted by London, and will defuse a secretary (commercial). Current voting intentions weapons. He claims that indeed, they plan to ensure The Soviet Union carried are : Conservative 44 per out its eighth underground those who wish to escape the the maximum possible cent (up 3 points since last nightmare of peace being amount of exposure for Mrs nuclear test since ending week's Observer /Harris ' its moratorium in dependent upon the con- Thatcher on television over poll) ; Labour 33 per cent the next few days, beginning February. (down 4); Alliance 21 per templation of horrific and mutual carnage ' can now with an interview with BARR^raihE REARDON WEDS cent (unchanged) ; and David Frost on TV-am this Others 2 per cent (up 1). ' rationally, logically, and— Former world snooker say—patriotically morning. The figures exclude 11 per I dare to champion Ray Reardon, . . . use their vote to do Yesterday Mrs Thatcher 55, married Carol cent who declined to state a spent the morning opening ElrstName Corington, 39, at Paignton, preference, don't know or so.' Labour's strategists also Lord Forte's latest motor- Devon. intend to abstain. way cafe on the M25 in If there were to be a believe that they can now . 1 T 1 THE WEATHER begin to ' squeeze ' the All- norm x^onaon. uniform swing across the Speculation that Mr Cecil Gathering of the royal clan : Prince William and Prince Henry Timeshare. Six people died as storms In iance's share of the vote, as member of the swept the country country in line with these Parkinson will return to the watching the Prince of Wales play polo In the rain at Cirenceste r I M FOR EXPERIENCE -^~ results, Mrs Thatcher would its supporters become Cabinet in the event of a 1 8 ¦—¦ TDG, the in- ri-i -pv s-i although today promises disillusioned by i ts failure to yesterday. i^m Ba rratt introduced dustry'swatch- X LJ KJ sunny periods, scattered be returned to power this Tory victory was stren- week with an overall major- achieve any sort of timesliarc to Britain in 1975. dog body C^T, showers. (Details, page 2). gthened when he turned up ' 'ws*~- ity of 102. There would be breakthrough. opening ceremony And we're part of Barratt /gjS at the , ' 376 Conservative MPs In a speech in Cambridge with his wife, Anne. Mr Developments PLC Britain s £" !» 1 INDEX (down 21 compared with the last night, Labour's deputy premier hou^builder. ~ Parkinson, candidate for the g FOR FACILITIES ¦ ¦ INSIDE 1983 election) ; 238 Labour leader, Mr Roy Hattersley, local constituency of Hert- statecraft r~ HOME NEWS 2-7 the Kinnock MPs (up 29) ; 15 Alliance issued a direct appeal to smer e, shook Mrs /fi\ HI All Barratt resorts offer. FOREIGN NEWS 12-16 * compassionate men and |Jj ^2 ^^ MPs (down 8); and 21 Thatcher's hand for the li* || luxurious accommodation PROFILE 9 Others (unchanged). women who once saw the benefit of the television sports and leisure POLITICAL DIARY 9 mm IN EUROPE and superb The Observer poll is in line SDP as a new vehicle for cameras. Illl ' facilities. NOTEBOOK 18 radical reform ' to ' come turns to stagecraft t!S!S3 We're Europes biggest with the results of other Lord Forte described the ^\ SUE ARNOLD 18 with / surveys published today. home to Labour.' Prime Minister as ' a won- by SIMON HOGGART ti meshare developer - flB*! ¦ ¦ REVIEW MORI in the Sunday Times He attacked the SDP derful lady whom God has over 16,000 customers. . Z is problem has not been persuading him to talk ; 'SPANISH VILLA LETTERS 20 also gives Mrs Thatcher a leader, Dr David Owen, for sent from Heaven.' BRITAIN'S Great Ginger Hope ^^. M& IN beginning to acquire an aura of the knack is to find some way of shutting him ARTS 21, 23 lead of 11 points: the Con- saying he would, if neces- The Prime Minister win s^»Lflr ) lit BRACKNEL L MORE MUSIC 23 sary, keep Mrs Thatcher in statesmanship. In the past this would have up. £ mm servatives are on 43 per cent, take 24 hours off from the question-and- ¦—- We've brought a complete BOOKS 24, 25 Labour on 32 and the All- power. campaign tomorrow, flying implied a certain gravitas. Nowadays it In Welwyn he arrived for a g*H] local supporters. Whereas ag| FOR CHOICE Spanish Villa to Berkshire for EDUCATION 27 iance on 24: In the Sunday Dr Owen, campaigning in out to the Venice summit on means that there is nothing so silly he answer session with ~~ MEDIA 29 ' warm-up ' persons to r|| |j ; 7 you to see. For details, phone Telegraph, a Gallup panel Plymouth, refused to accept Monday afternoon and won't do for the cameras. lesser performers have H Wevc"*™P^resorts > TV GUIDE 30 audience Mr Kinnock has ' cool- gives the Conservatives 41.5 that the Alliance's challenge returning on Tuesday . Yesterday Mr and Mrs Kinnock descended enthuse the , in Britain , plus three on ' men to stop the excitement getting too ^=X ¦ ¦ BUSINESS per cent, Labour 34.5 and was over. ' I still believe, Today's Observer poll — on the British Aerospace factory in Hatfield down Spain's Costa del Sol. (fjft j YOUR MONEY 37-41 the Alliance 22.5—a Tory even at this late hour, that which was conducted last and were shown a new plane. much. A^^A NEW DIRECTIONS 43 lead of 7 per cent. Wednesday and Thursday, Naturally they were in the cockpit wiggling This role was being performed by Mr Clive THING TO DO All three parties are now before Mrs Thatcher's com- the controls immediately. Under Mr Kinnock's Jenkins, a sibilant figure from the past. OK B ¦ ¦ ||g———————-——-- L~M j SPORT flinging their resources into ments on private health care control, the plane stayed on the ground. Mrs With his oily voice and curious accent, R ng 01-629 2731 or FOR STANDARDS * {)ur CRICKET 48 , frantic effort. miniijJB —suggests Labour has fin- Thatcher would have been halfway to Los is unfairly reminiscent of the m dip n|p
I It is said that the news of Elvis Presley's ITV Londo n Weekend death was greeted by one record BBCl ( producer with an appreciative whistle 6.55 TV-am. and the comment ' good career move!' .7.00 ARE YOU AWAK E YET ? I Night of the living dead 6.45 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 6.45 Business ; For nothing revives flagging album sales Cochran's high standing with the Question : who are the world's Econom ics—The Crisp Revolution. 7.10 7.25 WAC EXTRA. ; like a good accidental. Ino rganic Chemis t ry-— Bonding. 7.35 8.00 DAVID FROST ON SUNDAY : With Mrs death, preferably cognoscenti to viewers whose adoles- richest beggars ? Answer : Ferdinand in Action. 8.00 This is the reason why the Buddy Holly Images — Diffractio n Thatche r. ¦ cence was untouched by the rock 'n' roll and Imelda Marcos, the conjugal ex- Database — Management System. 8.25 9.25 WAKE UP LONDON : Tap-dancing with industry has thrived . In the beginning, phenomenon. To b? sure, we were told by JOHN NAUGHTON dictators of the Philippines, now in exile Topolo gy—Comple x Loci. Rabbitt and Doon. the Holly revival was driven entirely by that he was a truly remarkable, not to in Hawaii. According to The Search for THE WUZZLES. 8.55 PLAY SCHOOL. 9.30 DISNEY'S the hucksters, as they ' discovered ' and say very wonderful, human being. A the national character . Questioned t ns (BBC2), the pair : Guest is snooker star John he Marcos Millio ry about the Prophet 10.00 GET FRESH unloaded large numbers of allegedly 9.15 UMBRELLA: A sto Parrott. dissolute dude with a guitar and cowboy about the cooker's design, he sneered in now claim to be dependent on hand- Muhamm ad. unpressed singles an eager ADVENTURES OF BLACK BEAUTY : upon boots illustrated some of the finer points that superior way of his that he ' wasn't outs and food parcels, despite having 10.30 THE 1 9.30 CARTOON DOUBLE BILL : ' Innertube 1 Good Neighbours. Albert 's un:le faces market. ^v. ; of Cochran's technique. But after that aware it had a design at all.' David millions or even billions of dollars Action ' and ' The Peachy Cobbler. ' eviction. It was only a itoatter of time before the we were left with the thought stashed away in Swiss and other ser- that Ogilvy, the celebrated advertising man, 9.45 MICRO FILE 2: Interviewing Sir Clive 11.00 MORNING WORSHIP : Whit Sunday intelligentsia muscled in on the act, nothing became his life so much as the d t t t g t t secretive banks. If you believe that you Sinclair. > vice from The Oratory, Hagley Road, reveale ha he was he uy who s ar ed purporting to ...have discovered in banal manner of his leaving it. it off by selling Agas to country houses. will believe anything. The programme 10.10 THE COMING OF AGE: Living life to the Birmingham . ditties like the origins not WORLD : All -party debat e on ' Peggy Sue ' Por terhouse Blue (Channel Initially, told the story of how the ex-President full—after retirement. 12.00 WEEKEND of 4) he tried selling to the lady of health, housing and schools. only of modern rock, but also 11.00 SUNDAY WORSHIP : Whit Sunday Holy opened with Robert Eddison playing the house, only to find her decision and his lady got to be so rich, and of how FIVE : Presen ted by Shaw Taylor. Western civilisation as we know it. The Communion from Portsmouth Cathedral. 1.15 POLICE the Master of Peter, er, Porterhouse on over-ruled by the cook. So Mr Ogilvy Mrs Cori Aquino and her government affecting the result is that many strong men appear to 1.30 LINK : Election issues his deathbed. Purists, however, have got smart, bought himself a flat cap and propose to repatriate their loot . 12.10 SEE HEAR: Studio discussion on Election disabled — resu lts of a specially com- have lost their marbles. I have a friend, issues ch aired by Cl ive Mason, with sign LWT already noted that Mr Eddison did not a bicycle, went in through the trades- missioned Gallup poll. Followed by for example, Who js normally a hard- It also featured a terminally language. Madolyn Smith in ' if Tomo rrow Comes ' (ITV, 7.45 p.m.) News Headlin es. look in the least like Lord Dacre of men's entrance and buttered up the bitten, journalistic cynic. But expose unproductive interview with 01' Fer- Imelda : Playing footsie. 12.35 FARMING: News and weather. 2.00 THY KINGDOM COME : ' The Bishop, The Glanton, and did not have a copy of the cook . The rest is history, and Mr Ogilvy d f, and some fascinating ' How political should him to even a fragmentary bar of a Holly dinan himsel 1.00 THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK : With Labour 's Mafia and the Monk. . Schwarz of The I Hitler Diaries by his bedside. But this is now rich enough to appear on national home videos of the Marcos family at them through a Niptube Deluxe Shower campaign manager, Bryan Gould. the Church i>? Walter I number and he is transformed into a Guardian Im-. jtigatas its role in Wester n I gibbering, sentimental wreck. is a petty oversight, and should not television wearing red braces. play. From these scenes, two impres- Unit fitted to their jugular vein.' At this •2.00 EASTENDERS : Omnibus edition. Italy I Europe, ' /cginning in Southern This same gSit has been off work all prevent the suspension of disbelief . I should perhaps declare an interest at sions remain. The first the unremitting point, he produces a bathroom fitment 3.00 THE VIKINGS (film , 1958) : Lively CHANNEL 4 where hr inds links between Church and Otherwise, it looks like being a pretty this stage, for we have one of the vulgarity of the Marcos regime. Power medieval advent ure yarn, with a literate BBC2 week on account of Rock Greats and made a noise imitating a shower in Mafia. convincing adaptation of what many damned things (Agas not braces) at and absolute power tongue-in-cheek script by Calder Willing- 9.25 SARAB : Pakis tani four-part serial about 2.30 A TOWM LIKE ALICE (film. 1956) : Stiff (BBC2), whichichronicled the life and , corrupts, it seems, full spate . ' The last one even had a UNIVERSITY. 6.50 Housing and the ham , breathtaking location photogr aphy 6.50 OPEN a rich landowne r in search of himself. upper- ' p war movie based on Nevil regard as Tom Sharpe's funniest novel. home and love it dearly for the same destroys all aesthetic sensibilities. The thermostatic temperature control set to Seventeenth-Century Eng- untimely deafli .of Eddie Cochran, by Jac k Cardiff , and stylish direction by Market. 7.40 10.00 BANDUNG FILE ELECTION SPECIAL : Shute's bestseller abou t an appalling Ian Richardson is just fine as the new House. 8.05 Usin g author of' Three Steps to Heaven ' and , rational and irrational reasons cited by second is the film's portrait of Imelda as 98.6 degrees.' ' Item eight :' he con- Richard Fleischer , though (what with . land: Appleto n Profile of Sharon Atkin, the deposed black journey acro ss Japanese -occupied Mal- of the Alps (1). reform-crazed Master, whom he plays owners interviewed in Roger Last's an energetic foot-fetishist in a bullet- villainous Kirk Douglas losing an eye to Libraries. 8.30 Geology Labour candidate. aya by a party of women prison ers and other philosophical works. Mr Cochran tinued, ' a station announcement that — Cycles. 9.20 The a falcon , hero Tony Curtis having an arm 8.55 Pure Maths 11.00 SUPERCHAMPS. their children. Affe cting perform ances was in the middle of a sell-out tour of as a fastidious blend of screwdriver and quirky, fascinating programme. Part of proof brassiere . If you happen to have personnel must not use office phones for lopped off , and Er nest Borgnine being Great Exhibitio n (1). 9.45 Force and from Virginia McKenna and Peter Finch conger eel. David Jason's moustache the cooker's charm is that the product any spare high-heeled shoes, why not Education— 'Maids the 11.30 THE OWL SERVICE : Episode th ree. Britain in 1960 when a Ford Consul in private narcotic deals. Okay, let's get thrown to the wo lves) not for the Violence. 10.10 as the kindly Australian who gives her ' 10.35 Maths—Volumes of 12.00 NETWORK 7: Imran Khan on cricket. which he was travelling came unstuck bristles with authentic Skullion-type hasn't changed perceptibly in 60 years, send them to Mrs Marcos in Hawaii ? out there and call them before they call squeamish. Mad Shooter. something to live for (b/w). Revolu tion. 11.00 Calcul us—Behaviour 2.00 THE POCKET MONEY PROGRAMME : ' frustration at the prospect of centuries that no fancy-pants punk from a design After all, if she ever manages to : 'The Blood Oath '. on the A4. Had there been legislation us.' 4.50 CARTOON : ' The Dot and the Line. ' of Functions. 11.25 Man-made Macro - Dungeons and Drago ns and the 13-yeai - 4.30 THE HONEY SIEGE The Corona tion of Queen Elizabeth in enforcing the wearing of seat-belts in of mindless tradition being overturned. school has been able to put go-faster unfreeze her assets again, she might buy 5.00 THE MUPPET SHOW : With ventriloquist molecule s. 11.50 Maths Methods — old winner of the BP Buildacar contest. As it began, so it continued, with 1953 offers the boys of Crowker vi llage alive today, And the film's collection of Fellows stripes on it, and that one never has to you a yacht. Or a small Latin-American Edgar Ber gen. Newton 's Third Law. 12.15 Diabetes — 2.30 NO EXIT : Jewish refuseniks in Russia I960, Mr Cochran might be school a two-day holiday — until an Lenworthy J. Henry himself playing Causes and Effects. 12.40 Pine Point Mine talk about their quest (or exit visas. An and possibly running for President of bears a passable likeness to their real- wait for the oven to heat up. But mainly country. 5.25 BUGS BUNNY : ' Bustin ' Out All Over.' destroys the headmas- most of the roles except that of the — Ore to Metal. 1.05 Sanctions and upda ted repeat , with Bernard Levin. unknown culprit 't, and life counterparts, the most elegant the attraction is that, in order to make The Lenny Henry Show (BBCl) . •5. ROADSHOW : From Bat- ter's beehives. New children 's serial. the United States. But there wasn 50 THE ANIMALS Rhodesia (2). 3.05 CHANNEL 4 RACING INTERNATIONAL : decoy duck on plainclothes duty outside to the exclusive 's guests in this he isn't, and therein lie the makings of collection of reactionaries and toast in the morning, one has first to contained the best send-up of Hill Street tersea Dogs Home The French Derby from Chantllly, and 5.00 SHOW ME: Joe Brown the local Chinese Duckery. I have no Elmwo od Kennels at Great Missenden, game of charades are Adrienne Posta , an t t ' lost hero ' obscurantists that Europe has seen since enclose the bread in a kind of folding Blues that we are likely to see. It opened the Belmont Stakes from New York. o her one of hese . ' famed for i ts Harrods hampers and Kenny Lynch and Helen Shapiro. the days of the Tsar. tennis racquet before leaving it upon the with the standard 7 a.m. briefing. doubt that Mr Henry s jokes whistled GRANDSTAND: Quar ter finals 3.45 CHINA — THE MIDDLE KINGDOM : legends. doggie bed-time stories. 1.30 SUNDAY 5.30 HART TO HART : ' Love Game ' . Stars , past those viewers who are unfamiliar on World Cup presented Peking, Shanghai, the Great Wail and Alan Yentob's film was made with his Design Classics (BBC2) pondered hotplate. This procedure has a salutary ' Item seven,' said the sergeants, ' we of the Rugby Uni Robert Wagner and Stef anie Powers. ¦' with Capn' Furillo and his gang of D.£3 ncwo. f rom ' down under ' by Bill McLaren and performing pandas. .' usual panache, ; and had some new the unpenetrable mystery of the British effect on Continental guests, who got another maniac on the loose. This INSTRUMENTS : Brass 6.30 NEWS. to ¦6.40 SONGS OF PRAISE : From St Albans. Nigel Starmer -Smith. Golf at 2 p.m. with 4.45 EARLY MUSICAL .material, particularly an interview with love affair with the Aga cooker . It invariably regard it as prima fade guy's goin' round killin' plumbers. equal-opportunity offenders. But the final round of the Dunhill British ins truments — cowhorns , trumpets and 6.40 HIGHWAY : From th e Isles of Scilly. Harry •7.15 SCREENSTORY —ANZACS : The BBC' s evidence of insanity, especially when We've had six identical killings and all[ those who know and love the series, Masters from Woburn. At 3 p.m. Dan the trombone. Secombe meets Lady Wilson , wife of the -Gochran's fiancee who survived the opened with the director of the V & A, ace summer offerings seem to consist ' Barre tt comment on the former Prime Minis ter, who reads a crash. But it failed in one respect, Sir Roy Strong, implying that this one then proceeds to play tennis with the victims have been plumbers and[ nothing will ever be quite the same mai nl y of Aust ral ian mini-series, Ameri- Maskell and Joh n 5.10 NEWS. Tennis Cham- poem. i again. can blockbusters , and repeats. This fits play in the French Open 5.30 THE BUSINESS PROGRAMME: Indus trial ¦namely in not being able to explain obsession was symptomatic of defects in the toaster . they've all had the blood drained outs 7.15 TARBY'S FRAME GAME : Game show - two of the categories , being both a five- pionships in Paris. . policy debate—with Paul Channon for find the missing link between two words. pa rt Aussie ser ies and a re-run. It tells of the Conservatives, John Smith for Labour and Ian Wrigglesworth fo r the Alliance. 7.45 SIDNEY SHELDON'S 'IF TOMORROW t he men of t he f ict ious Victorian 8th 7.05 PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST : On ~ Spri nt COMES ' : Much action, if not much depth , SATURDAY Batt alion who joined up to fight in the behalf of the Alliance . . 6.15 ROWING7The Leyland Daf Power 1 MONDAY 's in a five-par t adaptatio n of a Sidney ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g^mjmgmammm^^^^^^^^^MnjjI^ggjgi^^g^g^^^^^^^^^^g^^^^g^^^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^g^^^^^^^^g^^^^Bll^^^nB^^^mB^&'^ntM^^B^^Bmmi^^^^m^^^m^^^m^mr ¦ Fi rst Wo rld War. Watch out for Paul Hogan from Kingston -upon-Thames — Men ¦ 8.00-9.00 IF TOMORROW COMES 9.15-9.55 VOICES OF CHINA Sheldon novel conce rning the adventures (in what was his first dramatic role) •7.15 THEATRE NIGHT—MAKE AND BREAK : Single Sculls, Women's Coxed Fours and , Kilburn. She sets about looking for the school as observed by an exchange (BBC2) : When Chinese bass singer of a jet-setting jewel thief (played by . . (ITV) : Tracy , the female Raffles looking as though he could do with a drop Tragi-com ic corporate romance.by Mich- Men 's Eights. hotly pursued by . schoolfriends she last photographed in student from Finland. In the manner of Liu Yue became a prize winner in the Madolyn Smith) who tur ns to crime after moves to London , of th e amber necta r. ael Frayn sta rs Judi Dench as Mrs 7.00 CHALLENGE TO SPORT : Women 's row- the mid-1960s. Episode two of Lesley in anthropo logist she observes the 1985 Cardiff Singer of the World a spell in the state penit entiary for a theft Interpol. Episode th ree on Tuesday. Rogers , a lovesick secretary (who is also ing. The conclusion is on Thursday. Bruce's drama serial. 3rom, the Pageant, the ' True/False Competi tion, opera buffs began 8.50 MASTERMIND : The final —with ques- her boss she did not commit. Leadi ng man Is Tom a Buddhist) accompanying 7.15 THE STRUGGLES FOR POLAND: ' Once ¦ 8.10-9.00 PANORAMA (BBCl) . ' The ¦ 10.00-10.50 IN AT THE DEEP END Test ' and a classroom ' Marriage.' asking whether this was a one-off or tions on the Emperor Nero , BBC Radio Frankfurt trade fair. Berenger, newly famous as the scar red (Rober t Hardy) to a Upon a Time 1900-1923. ' A nine-par t Party Leaders. ' MrSLThatcher (BBC1) : ' Master Chef. ' The village the start of a Chinese presence in co medy 1940-70, the Crimean War, and He thi nks of nothing but work. She thinks Vietnam veteran in the Oscar-winning history of modern Poland, produced by comple tes Sir Robin Day's series of Swiss roll con test is Paul Heiney 's first Western opera. A visit to the Central Ferdinand of Aragon. of nothing but him. With Mart in Jarvis , film 'Platoon. ' Episode two can be seen ¦ Martin Smith. Opening episode covers interviews. ' ' v :• hurdle in his bid to become a top chef. FRIDAY Conservatory of Music in Peking Rona ld Hines and Jo n Finch. Directed by on Monday at 8 p.m. 9.35 THAT'S LIFE : Children 's views on the the First World War and the dream of ¦ 8.10-9.0O HORIZON (BBC2) : ' The From there he trawls Britain 's top B 9.35-10.00 ART, AND ALL THAT seems to suggest the latter. Michael Darlow. eved in 1918). 10.00 PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST : For the Election Campaign. Polish independence (achi Riddl e of the Joints/ Medieval chefs and restaurants for advice and JAZZ (BBC2) : Miles Kington strolls ¦ 1.00-3.00 THE LONG VOYAGE 8.15 MAN AND MUSIC — CLASSICAL Alliance. . HOME (Channel 4, film, 1940) : One of 10.20 PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST : For the skeletons show no evidence of instruction. As a prelude to the ' Star through the Bath International Festival , VIENNA : ' Music of an Empire. ' Includes 10.10 NEWS. 1 John Ford's most ambitious and Alliance. 9.25 WORLD CUP RUGBY : Quart er-finals , rheu matoid arthritis. It is a relatively Chefs of the 80s Challenge , he takes samplin g jazz , the sitar music of part of Gluck 's ' Orfeo ed Euridi ce.' 10.30 WHAT WILL SURVIVE OF US IS LOVE : , an updated played at Sydney and Auckla nd. Com- new disease that quickly reached over a Richmond restaurant for the Budhaditya Mukherjee, the wit of highly stylised pictures 10.30 NEWS. — CAMPAIGN CHAL- The year's longes t-running birt hday ment ary by Nigel Starmer-Smith and Bill 9.15 ELECTION '87 epidemic proportions and may now be evening with wife Libby Purves , where Quentin Crisp and the Contemporary (to World War II) version of four GOSPEL GALA : Hosted by Alv in Roy Jenkins and con tinues with a selection of poetry ' 10.50 ROYAL McLaren. LENGE : Denis Healey, on the way out. It is also thought to we observe that the custard (to go with Art Fair. Eugene O'Neill one-act plays tracing Webb , Paul Nicholas, chosen and read by Lord Olivier in the ' Stardust , with Marti Norman Tebbit interviewed by Bryan resu lt from the body mounting an the Heiney swiss roll) comes out of a ¦ 9.50-1045 TENDER IS THE NIGHT a tramp steamer's progress from the Helen Gelzer and many more st ar Gould, Kenneth Clarke and Shirley garden of his Sussex home. The attack on its own tissues—a faulty can. Caribbean to Europe. Striking cast •10.30 CADDYSHACK (film , 1960) : Crude col- from the final (BBC1): Dennis Potter 's six-part gosp ellers. Williams. programme 's title comes immune system triggered by a virus. ¦ (Barry Fitzgerald, Wilfred Lawson, legiate comedy from t he ' National " 10.00-11.00 PORTERHOUSE BLUE adaptat ion of Scott Fitzgerald's novel •10.30 PORTERHOUSE BLUE : Episode one (rpt) . line of Philip Larkin 's ' An Arundel Tomb. And before you can^say ' Aids !' the John Wayne) ; marvellous 11.40 DISCOVERING PORTUGUESE : ' Tourism Lampoon 's Animal House ' gang, direc- (Channel 4): Char les Gray cuts his had a lukewarm reception when first 11.30 PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST : For the Followed by LWT News Headlines. comparison is drawn. and Tradition. ' ted by Harold Ramis (' Ghostbusters '), customarily impressive fi gure as old- shown in 1985. Peter Strauss plays the monochrome photography (Gregg 11.25 THE SILK ROAD : ' The Art Gallery in the ¦ 9.00-10.00 WORLD IN ACTION set in a smart golf club populated by Alliance. style Porterhusian , Sir Cathcart young psychia trist Dick Diver who Tol and). 12.05 INTERNATIONAL GOLF : Last day 's play [ Desert. ' SPECIAL (ITV) : ' The Granada 500. boors and eccentrics , starring TV 11.40 THE TWILIGHT ZONE : ' The Last Night ol ' D'Eath, who launches a counter- meets Nicole Warren (Mary ¦ 10.25-12.35 SERPICO (BBC2 , film , of the Dunhill British Masters. and ' The Rip Van Winkle i 12.20 DERRICK : ' Off One's Own Bat' Ends Force-fed with inf ormation packs , comedians Chevy Chase and Rodney a Jockey ' offensive against modern man, Sir Steenburgen) , the enchanting 1973) : Lengthy, disturbing trua-life ' Tales of the supernatural. Ends i 1.15 a.m. . press clippings and statistics , a 12.45 WEATHER. Dangerfield. Ends 12.10 a.m. Caper. Godber Evans (Ian Richardson). schizophrenic, in Zurich, 1917. story of an honest undercover cop (Al 'Oracle subt itles. represent ative sample of 500 Stockport ' Ceefax subtitles. 12.04 a.m. Another substantial figure —that of Mrs OMNIBUS (BBC1): Pacino) who put his life on the line voters will be travelling to London to B 10.45-11.45 Biggs (Paula Jacobs)—is drivin g poor ' Aretha Franklin—Queen of Soul. when he blew the whistle on confront Norman Tebbit , Neil Kinnock ' Zipser to distraction. Aretha Franklin has been around for horrendous police corruption in New and David Owen with quest ions on the such a long time that it seems difficult York. Confiden tly handled by Sidney main election issues. to believe she is still only 44—and now Lumet on a gritty terrain he knows 10.35-10.05 THE DRIVER (BBCl THURSDAY a BBC1. As London except Wales : 8.55 a.m. Interval. Sunday Documentary. 11.25 Cartoon. 11.30 Farming. ¦ HIGHLIGHTS : Chance to quiz the Head of the Soviet Arms Control and Disarmament Directorate , , film , the first woman to find a place in New well. ' 1978) : Maste r fabuHst Walter Hill' ¦ 9.00-10.00 THE SECRET FILE OF 9.0 Sioe Siarad. 12.35 Farming. 11.40 Open University : 1.15 Glen Michael Cavalcade. 2.0 By the Way. 2.15 Tell Victor Karpov (Radio 4, 12.10 p.m.) ; Judi Dench and Michael Williams in 'A View from the s York's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Her ¦ 12.40-2.55 THE MARAT/SADE 1 IBflawless exis tential thr iller centr es CITIZEN K (BBC2) : Whereas Nixon's Housing and the Market. 12.30 a.m. Discovering the Story. 2.30 Scottish Assembly. 3.30 Shinty. 4.15 Mountain (Radio 4, 2.30 p.m.); ' Dealing with Drugs ' (Radio 4, VHF, 4.0 p.m.) ; life and work of on father was a Detroit preacher and in (Channel 4, film, 1967) : Largely a the endless contest between a claim was ' I'm not a crook ,' Penn Portuguese. 12.55 International Golf. 1.35 News and Weir 's Way. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 11.25 Late Call. American poe t John Berryman (Radio 4, 10.15 p.m.). the 1950s she was on the gospel filmed record (and a very good one) detective (Br uce Bern) and an ace KlmbaU' s is ' I' m not a kook." A Weather. 11.30 Meltdown. touring circuit , achieving commercial of Peter Brook's stunning production ¦ ¦ RADIO 1 (1053kHz/285m 1089kHz/275m, 88-90.2 the Mountain. 3.30 Origins. 4.0' Food Programme. O'Neal). The distinguished journalis t and ex- ¦ ¦ BBC2. As London except Wales : 5.55 World Cup ¦ TSW : As London except 9.25 a.m. Look and See. . getaway driver (Ryan in the RSC's 1964 ' Theatre of VHF) 6.0 a.m. Mark Page. 8.0 Peter Powell. 10.0 Mike 4.30* Natural History Programme. 5.0' News. 5.5-5.50* marine, he has spent years attempt ing fame in the 1960s with a succession of Rugby. 7.30 Interval. s movie is l it like a.suc cession of Hopper ' , with Patrick Magee 1.15 South West Week. 1.35 Farming. 2.30 Film: It' Read. 12.30 Jimmy Savile. 2.0 Sunday Live. 3.30 Radio Tales from Araby. 6.0 News. 6.15 Service of Readings to correct the inaccura te information pop classics. Cruel ty season ¦ ¦ ANGLIA: As London except 1.15 Cartoon Time. 1.25 nocturnes and its car chases out-shoot ¦ as de Sade and Glenda Jackson as All Happening. 4.20 Gus Honeybun's Magic Birthdays. 1 More Time. 4.0 Chartbusters. 5.0 Top 40. 7.0 Anne and Music for Pentecost. 7.0 Ann Veronica, 3. 8.0 about him that he discovered in US 11.00-12.45 LA BELLE EQUIPE Weather. 1.30 Farming. 11.25 New Avengers. 12.25 Ranking . ' Bullitt. ' ' the luna tic playing Charlotte Corday. 4.30 Gardens for All. 5.0 The Honey Siege. 5.30 Nightingale. 9.0 Robbie Vincent. 11.0-12.0 Bookshelf. 8.30 A Word in Edgeways. 9.0 Concerto. Governmen t files. While not labelled (BBC2, film, 1936) : Julian Duvivier s Tongues of Fire. Miss P. ' s currently undervalued Diff' rent Strokes. 6.0 Show Me. 11.25 Clive James and 10.0 News. 10.15 Love and Fame. 11.0 Before the an out-and-ou t Communist , he was much loved popular-front classic from Peter Weiss ¦ ¦ BORDER : As London except 9.25 a.m. Diary. 1.15 ¦ RADIO 2 (693kHz/433m, 909k Hz/303m, 88-90.2 VHF) the Calendar Girls Go To France. 12.20 Postscript Ending of the Day. 11.15 Actuality. 12.10-12.15 News. TUESDAY considered ' a national security risk ' the golden days of romantic realism , play deserves more attention than Farming. 2.30 The Love Boat. 3.25 Cartoon. 3.35 Moon 4.0 a.m. Dave Bussey. 6.0 Steve Truelove. 7.30 Roger ¦ OPEN UNIVERSITY (RADIO 3 VHF) 6.35-6.55 a.m. making ' The Guinness Book of Postbag. 12.25 Weather , Shipping. ¦ 2.30-3.O COMPULSION (ITV) : and this, he feels, has held back his concerning a group of unemployed Jumper. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 12.25 Weather. Royle. 9.5 Melodies For You. 11.0 Desmond The State and Economic Intervention. (RADIO 4 VHF) ' ¦ ¦ TYNE TEES : As London except 9.25 a.m. Hello Carrington. 2.0-6.30 MW Sport. 2.0 VHF Benny Green. Jealousy, alcohol, overwork are career and even tainted his late wife 's Parisians (led by Jean Gabin and Records wi th its full 27-word title. ¦ ¦ CENTRAL: As London except 1.15 Link. 1.45 The 7.0 a.m. Maths Foundation Tutorial. 7.20 Milton in his Sunday. 1.15 Farming. 1.45 Billboards. 5.0 Northern 3.0 VHF Alan Dell. 4.0 VHF Just William. 4.30-5.0 VHF among the compulsi ons dealt with in Charles Vanel) pooling their lottery Care Bears. 2.30 Film : Arabesque. 5.0 Cloughie's Times. 7.40 Lord Briggs on Victorian Culture. reputation. Life. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 11.25 Face the Press. Sing Something Simple. 6.30 Charlie Chester. 7.35 Ian the familiar afterno on style. The first ¦ 10.00-10.45 SPITTING IMAGE (ITV) : winnin gs to open a restaurant. Films: PHILIP FRENCH Golden Oldies. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 11.25 ¦ WORLD SERVICE (648kHz/453m) 6.0 a.m. GREEN- 11.55 Epilogue. Wallace. 8.30 Half-Hour. 9.0 Hundred Best Tunes. 10.5 programme is abou t compulsive With the polls just closed , the gloves Laurence Olivier In: The Entertainer. 1.10 Prisoner Songs from the Shows. 10.30 Jazz Score. 11.0 Jazz. WICH MEAN TIME Newsdesk. 6.30 Jazz for the Asking. ¦ ¦ ULSTER : As London except 1.15 Link. 1.45 Cartoon. dieting/eating, with the usual handful ' Spitt ing Image ' puppe ts— Cell Block H. 2.05 The Euro Cops. 3.0 News, Jobtinder. 1.0 Steve Madden. 3.0-4.0 A Little Night Music. 7.0 News. 7.09 Twenty-Four Hours. 7.30 From Our Own are off the 1.58 Farming Weather. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 11.25 Correspondent. 7.50 Waveguide. 8.0 News. 8.09 of significant studio guests—the 28- ¦ ¦ CHANNEL : As London except 9.25 a.m. Weather , ¦ RADIO 3 (1215kHz/247m, 90.2-92.4 VHF) 6.55 a.m. and they uncover their version of the World of James Michener. 12.20 Sports Results. 12.25 Reflections. 8.15 The Pleasure's Yours. 9.0 News. 9.09 year-old anorexic in ig-tails (' I was ' live Starting Point. 1.15 Les Francais Chez Vous. 1.45 Weather. 7.0 News. 7.5 Wilhelm Backhaus (piano) : p recent election campaign in a News. British Press Review. 9.15 Science In Action. 9.45 afraid of growing up '), the binger, ' Our most ambitious ¦ Russian arms negotiator Victor Hilda Tablet' s 1958 opera Emily Georges de ta Forge. 5.30 Highway to Heaven. 6.25 Chopin, Brahms and Schubert 8.0 World Service special '. ¦ ¦ YORKSHIRE: As London except 1.15 Link. 1.45 News. 8.10 Musica Antiqua, Cologne. 9.0 News. 9.5 Racing Game. 10.01 Short Story. 10.15 From Our Own Susie Orbach, and t he surprise ' says producer Karpov faces phoners-in (It' s Your Butter : music Donald Swann , words Channel News. 10.0 Timothy de Quetteville. 11.25-The in Malcolm Bradbury' s programme ever Smurfs. 5.0 Highway to Heaven. 6.0 Sweethearts. 12.20 Concert Choice : Vaughan Williams, Walton and Correspondent. 10.30 Londres Midi. 11.0 News. 11.09 • anorexic male (recoveredj. Paula Jacobs and John Sessions Geoffrey Perkins. ' And, as there will World, Radio 4, 12.10 p.m.). Olwen Henry Reed (Radio 3, 7.30 p.m.). The Silk Road. 12.15 Weather. It s Your World. 11.55 News about Britain. 12.01 Play : Five Minutes. 12.25 Jobfinder. Gerhard. 10.30 Music Weekly. 11.15 Borodin Trio : ' ¦ ROXY (ITV) : New adaptation of Tom Sharpe's ' Porterhouse Blue ' (Wed). be no Government at the time we go Wymark's play Mothers and Shadows, BBC has gathere d a mixed bag of ¦ ¦ GRAMPIAN : As London except 11.0 a.m. The Year Three Ring Circus. 1.0 News. 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours. 6.30-7.00 THE ¦ ¦ RTE1:12.15 Mass. 1.05 News, Landmark. 1.35 Room Haydn and Smetana. 12.15 Little Mozart, Great s first real swi pe there Is no chance of us being based on an Argen tinian novel , joins firs t-time voters to discuss their Was — ' 1974 — Jeffrey Archer '. 11.30 Church and Schubert. 1.20 Paul Crossley (piano) : Debussy, Ravel 1.3D Sports Roundup. 1.45 Tony Myatt. 2.30 The chart show—ITV ' at out, Outside. 2.05 Film: Paganini Strikes Again. 3.10 Film: ' audience. hosts Broadway 's Tony Awards. A the end concerning the hopeless man ' the women who refused to give up on concerns in a programme it' s Change. 1.15 Farming. 1.45 Mountain Habitat. 2.30 and Messlaen. 3.5 Chillnglrian String Quartet : Mozart Waiting Room. 3.0 Radio Newsreol. 0.15 International the ' Top of the Pops sent to the Tower. The Light at the Edge of the World. 5.30 Celebration from the BBC (franti cally played by ¦ husbands or children spiri ted away ambiguously called The Radio 4 Highway to Heaven. 3.30 .Shinty. 4.15 Cartoon. 5.0 and Mendelssohn. 4.5 Maurice Durutle. 5.0 Gluck's Recital. 4.0 News. 4.09 Commentary. 4.15 English by Guest s in the first show include Alison strong British contingent among the 10.00-4.00 a.m. ELECTION 87 19B6. 6.0 The Angelus, The News. 6.15 Cartoon Time. ' Peter Hugo Daly) . in 45 minutes and murdered by the regime Generation—presumably hopin g Whose Baby. 5.30 Show Me. 6.0 Diff'rent Strokes. 11.25 1765 Royal Wedding Music, Semiramis. 5.30 The Little Radio. 4.45 Londres Solr. 5.30 Haute Aktuel. 7.01 Moyet, Erasure, the House Martins, nominees includes ' Les Mlserables, (BBC1): The BBC gets 6.30 Talk it Over. 7.0 Our House. 7.55 Return of Platoon—the Long Struggle for the Falklands. 6.15 Chris Rea. election (Monday , Radio 4, 8.15 p.m.). Anna they'll stay tuned to the network Living and Growing for Adults. 11.55 Reflections. Classical Record Revew. 7.15 Alphabetical Order. 8.0 Broken English and ' Me and My Girl ,'' Starlight Express ' earlier than i ts rival with Sherlock Holmes. 9.0 News. 9.20 Questions and Edith Vogel plays Brahms. 6.45 Capricorn : ' (Wednesday 11 a.m.). On Wednesday, ¦ ¦ QRANADA : As London except 1.10 Aap Kaa Hak. News. 8.09 Twenty-Four Hours. 8.30 Half Hour. 9.01 ¦ 8.15-9.00 BRASS TACKS (BBC2) : and ' Les Liaisons Dangereuses. ' results coverage which continues unti l Fox s convincing play Nobby 's Day Answers. 10.20 Anastasia. 12.05 News. Shostakovich and Gavril Popov. 7.30 Gtuck's 1765 Short Story. 9.15 The Pleasure's Yours. 10.0 News. WEDNESDAY ' Vote 87' begins at 10.45 gives a child' s eye view of a tough, Radio 4, AHstair Cooke lovingly 1.20 Easy Street. 1.50 This is Your Right. 2.30 The Case ' The Eldon Stre et Reviv al.' A hopeful ¦ 10.05-11.10 MARJORIE AND THE dawn. ITN's ¦ ¦ RTE2 : 12.0 Sports Special. 6.30 Out and About. 7.0 Royal Wedding Music : Telemaco ossla L'isola dl .10.09 Adventure of the Bruce-Partlngton Plans. 10.25 B 9.00-10.00 DISAPPEARING WORLD p.m. Each channel is wheeling out its loving Yorkshire family where surveys George Gershwin , the man f or a New North. 3.30 Murder She Wrote. 4.20 The Circe. 8.30 Letters from Europe. 8.50 Telemaco, Act story from Liverpool's inner-city. PREACHERMAN (BBC1): ' Did Jesus Treasure Hunt. 8.0 Nuacht. 8.10 Italian Opera from the Book Choice. 10.30 Financial Review. 10.40 (ITV) : The Basque s of Santazi. ' top team of reporters and unemployment looms (Tuesday, Radio and work , in five par ts (12.27 p.m.), Case for a New North. 5.0 The Case for a New North. 2. 10.5 Northern Slnfonla: John Casken, David Blake Reflections. 10.45 Sports Roundup. 11.0 News. 11.09 Following the clos ure of the Vauxhall run away ? demands Marjorie. ' Look Arena di Verona: Attlla. 10.20 Sunday Game. Chan ging seasons in the lives of two 4, 3 p.m.). Dou glas Cleverdon 's 1954 Analysis investigates Pinochet' 6.0 Sweethearts. 11.25 Laurence Olivier in The and Schnlttke. 11.25 Music for Guitar. 11.57-12.0 News. Commentary. 11.15 Letter from America. 11.30 The district's bi ggest employer —the Tale what happened to him ' retorts commenta tors. David Dimbleby s ¦ ¦ WALES S4C :As London except 9.0 a.m. Hafoc. 2.0 families of Basqu e shepherds , who production of Henry Reed' s staying power (8.15 p.m.) and Alasl Entertainer. ¦ RADIO 4 (200kHz/1500m, 92.4-94.8 VHF. Pro- Father of Polish Comedy. 12.0 News. 12.09 News about and Lyle sugar refinery —the Seymour, her dodgy evangelist presents for the BBC , Alastair Burnet On Indian Land. 3.0 Film: No Highway in the Sky. 4.45 in the Pyrenees , close ¦ ¦ HTV WEST AND WALES: As London except 1.15 grammes marked ' long wave only) 6.0 a.m. News. Britain. 12.15 Radio Newsreel. 12.30 Service. 1.01 residents of Eldon Street (who call husband who is being hounded by a herd their flocks for the competition. celebrated The Private Life of Hilda The Love of Women recalls Lord To the Western World. 6.15 Rygbi : Cwpan Y Byd. 7.20 6.10 Preludes. 6.30 Morning Has Broken. 7.0' News. Alphabetical Order. 1.45 Musical Landscapes. 2.0 to the Spanish bord er. ¦ Tablet about an eccentric Byron's affairs, so numerous they fill Farming. 5.0 Mary (HTV WEST); Fit for the Family (HTV themselves the Eldonians) set about BBC reporter. Comedies about such 10.50-11.55 ALL AMERICA HIGH Newyddion. 7.30 Cais am Gan. 8.0 Fo a Fe. 6.30 Cadw'r 7.15" On Your Farm. 7.40* Sunday. 8.50 Derek News. 2.09 British Press Revew. 2.15 Peebles' Choice. to rebuild the ir ¦ 9.25-10.25 LIZZIE'S PICTURES (Channel 4): Alternatives to the ' composeress ' is repeated : a touch a whole series (9.30 p.m.). This WALES). 5.30 The Adventures of a Lady. Jameson. 9.0 News. 9.15 Letter from America. 9.30 raising £8 million fake messi ahs are nothing new , and Oed. 9.0 Mwynhau'r Pethe. 9.35 Y Byd Ar Bedwar. 2.30 It's Your World. 3.0 News. 3.09 News about Britain. (BBC2) : Lizzie (Lisa Harrow) leaves Election ? This cin6 verit6 flaccid today—mild satire , rather than Week' s Comp oser (Monday-Friday, ' 11.25 Connie. 12.25 Weather. Service. 10.15 Archers. 11.15 Pick of the Week. 12.10 3.15 Goad Books. 3.30 Six Four Eight. 3.40 Financial communi ty. wri ters Stephen Bill and Jim © 10.20 Nights and Days. 11.20 Election Campaign sweating, snoring documentary made In 1986 looks at the sidesplitting spoof , on the London arts Radio 3, 9.10 a.m.) is Offenbach. ¦ rft ¦ SCOTTISH: As London except 11.0 a.m. It's Your World: 01-580 4444. 1.0 World this Weekend. News. 3.45 Morgenmagazin. 4.45 The World Today. 5.0 ¦ 9.00-10.20 THE 1987 TONY AWARDS Broadben t have scarcely broke n fresh the farm and her ANNE KARPF Challenge. 2.0 Gardeners' Question Time.. 2.30 Play : A View from News. 5.09 Twenty-Four Hours. 5.30 Londres Matin. (BBC2): ' Thrilled ' Angela Lansbury ground, though there's a minor twis t at husband in favo ur of the small flat in curious rituals in an American hi gh- world (Radio 3, 7.30 p.m.). On Friday