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No risk of UV - It’s safe to stay outside. 1-2 Low - You can safely stay outside. Consider sunscreen in direct sunlight. 3-5 Moderate - Take care during midday hours and do not spend too much time in the sun unprotected. Sunscreen advised. 6-7 High - Seek shade during midday hours, cover up and wear sunscreen. 8-10 Very high - Spend time in the shade between 11am and 3pm. Shirt, sunscreen and hat are essential. 11 Extreme - Avoid being outside during midday hours. Shirt, sunscreen and hat essential. James Bond:HMSS – 16.7, 2 – 3-2-1 – 16.4, 3 – Freddie Starr – 16.1, 4 – Rag Trade – 13.9, 5 – Return Of The Saint – 13.9, 6 – The Sweeney – 13.8, 7 – George & Mildred – 13.5, 8 – Coronation St – 13.3, 9 – Star Games – 13.2, 10 – Crossroads – 13.1, 11 – Coronation St – 13, 12 – Krypton Factor – 12.9, 13 – Singalonga Max – 12.7, 14 – Crossroads – 12.5, 15 – Crossroads – 12.4

In January 1988, the series was reduced to only two episodes a week, with Crossroads King's Oak finally coming to an end on 4 April 1988 (the Easter bank holiday). The last, extended episode saw the only remaining original character, Jill Chance ( Jane Rossington), riding off with her new lover John Maddingham ( Jeremy Nicholas). Asked what name she would give the hotel she would be running in her new life, the character remarked, a little sadly, "I always thought Crossroads was an awfully good name".Willie helps Eugene buy a portable Pignose amplifier, through which Eugene plays his old Fender Telecaster. Willie tells Eugene that the secret of playing the blues is using a slide. Willie confesses that there is no missing Johnson song, but tells the boy that he has proven himself far beyond what learning any blues song could ever teach him. London Night Out – 12.9, 2 – Paul Daniels – 12.7, 3 – Coronation St – 12.2, 4 – Coronation St – 11.8, 5 – What’s On? – 11.5, 6 – Crossroads – 11.4, 7 – Nightmare Park – 11.3, 8 – Crossroads – 11.1, 9 – Krypton Factor – 10.7, 10 – 3-2-1 – 10.7, 11 – Crossroads – 10.6, 12 – Don’t Ask Me – 10.3, 13 – Crossroads – 10.2, 14 – Bass Player – 10.1, 15 – Survival – 10 Winner Takes All – 13.4, 2 – Coronation St – 12.3, 3 – Crossroads – 12.1, 4 – Wheels – 12, 5 – Coronation St – 11.9, 6 – Crossroads – 11.5, 7 – Only Young Twice – 11.5, 8 – Whodunnit? – 11.4, 9 – World Cup – 11.4, 10 – Liberance Show – 11.3, 11 – Pink Medicine – 11.1, 12 – Incredible Hulk – 10.8, 13 – Charlie’s Angels – 10.4, 14 – Celebrity Squares – 10.1, 15 – Crossroads – 10 Recording for the show ended at Christmas 1987 with the final episode (a feature length finale) broadcast in April 1988 where Jill drives off into the sunset with her lover to open a "little hotel in the West" that she thought they could call "Crossroads".

This Is Your Life – 18.8, 2 – Rising Damp – 18.2, 3 – Coronation St – 17.4, 4 – Mixed Blessings – 16.7, 5 – Armchair Thriller – 16.3, 6 – Whodunnit? – 15.7, 7 – Wilde Alliance – 15.2, 8 – Get Some In – 15, 9 – Coronation St – 14.9, 10 – Crossroads – 14.5, 11 – Celebrity Squares – 14.5, 12 – Sale Of The Century – 14.5, 13 – Crossroads – 14.2, 14 – Crossroads – 13.9, 15 – Crossroads – 13.6 Miss Jones & Son – 8.3, 2 – Rising Damp – 8.2, 3 – World In Action – 8.1, 4 – Coronation St – 8.1, 5 – Coronation St- 8.1, 6 – Marti – 7.9, 7 – Charlie’s Angel’s – 7.8, 8 – Crossroads – 7.6, 9 – Crossroads – 7.5, 10 – Bless This House – 7.5, 11 – Crossroads – 7.4, 12 – Little And Large – 7.2, 13 – Crossroads – 7.2, 14 – Bionic Woman – 7.0, 15 – Sale Of The Century – 6.7

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Coronation St – 13, 2 – Life Begins At 40 – 12.8, 3 – Incredible Hulk – 12.5, 4 – London Night Out – 12.4, 5 – Coronation St – 12.2, 6 – Train Robbers – 11.9, 7 – Krypton Factor- 11.5, 8 – Pink Medicine – 11.4, 9 – Crossroads – 11.2, 10 – Don’t Ask Me – 11.2, 11 – Crossroads – 11.1, 12 – Distant Country – 11, 13 – Only Young Twice – 10.9, 14 – Crossroads – 10.8, 15 – Crossroads – 10.6

Johnston, S. I. (1991). "Crossroads". Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik. 88: 217–224, 220. JSTOR 20187554 . Retrieved 13 February 2022. Humidity is the amount of water vapor in the air. If there is a lot of water vapour, the humidity will be August, September and October 1979: ITV Production staff go on strike, the regional IBA stations go off air. Planet Crossroads -> Frequently Asked Questions". Archived from the original on 28 September 2007 . Retrieved 6 April 2007.I think it was in a few episodes but only at the very beginning, and that was because we did filming one day for several episodes, it was only in probably about 4 or 5 times if that, I can’t remember now but it wasn’t in a lot but I probably referred to it a lot. Coronation St – 17.9, 2 – ITV Sport – 17.4, 3 – Coronation St – 16.3, 4 – Danger UXB – 16, 5 – Crossroads – 15.8, 6 – Crossroads – 15.5, 7 – This Is Your Life – 15.1, 8 – Crossroads – 15, 9 – Sale Of The Century – 14.9, 10 – Crossroads – 14.7, 11 – Return Of The Saint – 14.6, 12 – Charlie’s Angels – 14.4, 13 – Emmerdale Farm – 14

How difficult was Benny to play – did it take a long time or you to evolve his way of speaking and his personality? Robert Halliday (2008). "British Archaeology, no 25, June 1997: Features". britarch.ac.uk . Retrieved 10 September 2011. While they became a place of burial for suicides and others unable to be given proper burial in the Middle Ages, the crossroads were once a burial place second only to the consecrated church for Christians. [6] Crossroads' Susan Hanson on Loose Women – (45th Annivsersary Box Set)". 13 November 2009. Archived from the original on 22 December 2021 . Retrieved 1 January 2009– via YouTube.The decision to kill off original character Jill Harvey, who was murdered by Adam Chance three months into the series' revival, proved unpopular with fans of the original show. [22] Jane Rossington has said that she did not want to commit herself to another long run in the show, but warned Carlton it would be suicidal to kill Jill. [22] Jane Asher appeared in Crossroads as Angel Samson in 2003. And they started bringing in these new families – not that they weren’t good – but nobody was interested because as I said you need an established person to initiate the new characters. And then, of course, he brought in the upmarket Benny to work with me instead of Sue and it just didn’t work. I was suddenly one of the main characters who’s been in it all the time and of course whereas it could be a bit, you used to get a bit scared in some ways or nervous when it was all the old guard, suddenly it was all the new guard and they were looking at you like you were the old guard and you’ve never gone through it! And when they got rid of Sue, it probably was a toss-up between me and Sue and I think they probably thought “Well, we can get rid of Benny eventually”. The climactic guitar duel between Eugene and Butler was originally intended to be a slide-guitar blues contest, with Cooder appearing on screen as Butler, and with Roth dubbing Eugene's part. [13] Director Walter Hill decided to replace Cooder and produce a harder "boxing match" style battle, with Keith Richards, Frank Zappa, and Stevie Ray Vaughan considered for the part of Butler. [14] He settled on Alcatrazz player Steve Vai, hoping that the fashionable shred guitar style would increase the film's appeal to a wider audience. [14] Cooder was disappointed; he and Roth felt the use of a contemporary musical style was not in keeping with the movie's blues theme, and would badly date the film later. [13]