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Thursday 30 July 1992 23:02 BST

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The BBC's autumn season dramas include Civvies, Lynda La Plante's story of ex-Paras surviving outside the Army; the undervalued Neil Pearson plays a detective in Between the Lines; that nag, Trainer, gallops back for an unexpected and undeserved second series; Ghostwatch tackles parapsychology on a council estate; Disaster at Valdez flaunts the star power of Christopher Lloyd and John Heard, while the already controversial Black and Blue looks at racism, murder and the police.

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