Visitor can read and submit tributes to shows and characters. Includes "this week on TV" and information on a variety of shows produced in the U.S. and the UK.

http://www.classictelly.com

The Classic TV Archive

Information on episodes and cast members for a variety of older shows, organized by genre.

http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Stage/2950/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Classic TV Hits

Episode guides, photo galleries, and sounds for many older shows.

http://www.classictvhits.com

Classic TV: Those Old TV Shows

Focuses on older shows from both the U.S. and the UK. Includes airdates, theme songs, details of cast members and their current status, trivia, games, and ratings.

http://www.fiftiesweb.com/tv50.htm

Educating Marmalade

A complete episode guide to the classic Thames children's series starring Charlotte Coleman.

http://www.angelfire.com/planet/marmalade/

Mothers-In-Law Fan Club

Site dedicated to the classic 60's tv show The Mothers-In-Law.

http://www.freewebs.com/mothersinlawfans/

Stormrider's Classic TV Memories

Screen grabs and sound clips from 1960s U.S. television.

http://www.geocities.com/stormrider7562/

Television Heaven

Plot summaries listed alphabetically, history of television, news, and celebrity obituaries.

http://www.televisionheaven.co.uk

TV Land

Official site of this classic TV station. Includes favorite shows along with retro TV commercials, theme songs, online games, and show schedules.

http://www.tvland.com/

The Ultimate TV Cult Page

Episode guides and information on many UK and U.S. science fiction, drama, and comedy shows.

http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~culttv/

Running late

Is West Coast route the new misery line?

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M&S boss: 'I won't take pay rise'

Marks and Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose says he won't take a pay rise this year after cutting 1,230 jobs at the chain.

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Itching to work

The asylum-seeking accountant living on £35 a week

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Freeze hits valley's water supply

Water supplies are expected to return to normal within hours to 6,000 homes in a south Wales valley.

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Israel accepts truce 'principles'

Israel says it has agreed on the principles of a truce plan, raising hopes of an end to the violent conflict in the Gaza Strip.

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Rail chaos 'due to rushed work'

Major disruption on a major rail line was caused because of a "rush" to upgrade the route, it is claimed.

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Chairlift mishap strips US skier of trousers

A skier was left dangling from a chairlift at an American resort after he became stuck upside-down with his trousers round his ankles.

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Obama set for presidential lunch

Barack Obama is to join President George W Bush and the other three living ex-presidents for a special White House lunch.

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Under pressure

BBC weatherman explains reasons for cold snap

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Boro rule out Downing departure

Middlesbrough chief executive Keith Lamb insists the club will not sell Stewart Downing, or any senior player, during the January transfer window.

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Woman guilty of harassing TV star

A 66-year-old woman from Norfolk is found guilty of harassing television star Martin Shaw.

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Murray through to Qatar quarters

Andy Murray beats Germany's Philipp Petzschner 6-2 6-4 as his defence of the Qatar Open continues in style.

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Dispute hits Europe gas supplies

Exports of Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine stop altogether with both countries accusing each other of turning off the tap.

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Polls apart

Charting President Bush's approval ratings since 2001

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Judge issues Hep C probe deadline

Ministers are given a deadline to arrange an inquiry into the deaths of two people from Hepatitis C contracted in NHS care.

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Women banned from Baghdad shrine

Iraqi authorities close a major Shia shrine in Baghdad to women amid security concerns as the rite of Ashura reaches its climax.

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Schools remain closed amid freeze

Dozens of schools remain closed and thousands of homes are without water as the UK continues to suffer from the effects of freezing weather.

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Brown boost for apprenticeships

Gordon Brown arrives in Derby as he begins a three-day regional tour, aimed at showing he is heeding economic concerns.

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England captain Pietersen resigns

Kevin Pietersen resigns from his position as England captain, with coach Peter Moores expected to follow.

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Ghana's new leader takes office

John Atta Mills is sworn in as Ghana's new president amid celebrations in the capital, Accra, after his narrow election victory.

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Toddler crash death driver jailed

A woman who killed a 15-month-old boy when her car crushed his pushchair is jailed for seven years.

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.

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'IRA men' on trial for blackmail

Two men linked to the IRA used threats to get a share of £6m, London's Southwark Crown Court hears.

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Szczecin, anyone?

Where will the weak pound drive holidaying Britons?

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Viyella goes into administration

The clothing firm Viyella, which was founded in 1784, calls in administrators to try to sell the business.

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