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Monday 05 April 1993 23:02 BST

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Sky News made the news after two presenters were sacked following an altercation. Scott Chisholm reportedly burst in on the early evening show Live at Five and hurled abuse at newscaster Chris Mann. The BBC may have been beaten to the punch with its new soap, Lifeboat: Central will screen a documentary of the same name next month. The Sun claims that speaking in Flintstone language is the latest hip thing; Phillip Schofield flew to Scotland to get married in a ceremony at a 15th-century castle; Bill Tarmey, who plays Jack Duckworth in Coronation Street is in the hit parade with 'One Voice', a Barry Manilow hit; Cilla Black is recording her first album for 10 years.

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