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1. THE PLOT After a security breach in the Joint Inter-Agency Task Force (JIATF), the FBI asks the Miami authorities for help. Detectives James 'Sonny' Crockett and Ricardo 'Rico' Tubbs go undercover as offshore boat racers and outlaw smugglers, Sonny Burnett and Rico Cooper. They take on the narcorafficking network of mysterious Archangel de Jesus MontoyaLondono. The intensity of the case pushes Crockett and Tubbs out onto the edge where identity and fabrication become blurred.
Singer Is Just a Country Girl Vicky Davidson On Country Legend Emmylou Harris
AS a girl who loved her war hero father, and is still close to her mother, Emmylou Harris was a model school student. A cheerleader and beauty queen, she went to college on a drama scholarship. But after hearing Bob Dylan and Joan Baez on the radio - the "purity" of Baez's music inspiring her deeplythe teenager's life was turned around. She taught herself to play guitar and set off in pursuit of her muse.
If I Ruled the World - I'd Stop Yobs and Demolish Wembley Tony Blackburn Disc Jockey
TONY BLACKBURN, 63, was born in Guildford, Surrey. He began as a singer, was the first DJ on Radio One in 1967 and a Top Of The Pops host until 1984. In 2002 he won I'm A Celebrity . . . Get Me Out Of Here!
Pick of the Day Seawatch, Bbc1, 10.40pm
THE sea. Wet. Freezing cold. If you can't swim well in it, you drown. It's full of jellyfish. And the sort of thin plastic waste material that doesn't recycle and will still be floating off the coast of Saltcoats by the time the Tories make it back into government in Scotland.
Station Plans Must Benefit Passengers
THE decision by Network Rail to revamp Queen Street station is overdue. Its facilities are basic and provide a poor first-impression for visitors and tourists.
STAFF at Strathclyde Police's Violence Reduction Unit should get a sense or perspective. They've gone so politically correct they think a man dressed up as a cuckoo in a soft drinks advert encourages violence against women in the workplace.
Should Kids Be Taught Parenting at School?
SCHOOLS should teach teenage children how to discipline toddlers and change nappies - and such lessons should be compulsory, according to a leading education official. Lynn Edwards, outgoing chairwoman of the Professional Association of Teachers, made the call for parenting classes.
Mum Was Right to Shop Hydrant Vandal Son
I WANT to congratulate the mother who turned in her eight- yearold son for alleged fireraising and vandalising hydrants (Evening Times, July 28). Making that phone call and asking for help was not an easy thing to do and she is to be commended for it.