Mick Jagger presides over the wedding of Bill Wyman and Mandy Smith, Thatcher is subject to a bizarre experiment, Roger Cook is disappointed when he doesn't have a door slammed in his face and there is a strike at the BBC.
David Steel travels to Italy in a gondola in search of floating voters, Charles and Di take a trip to 'Inner-city Trumpton' and in an election special David Dimbleby looks back fifty years to announce that the Nazis have taken Poland.
In this episode, Des Lynam and Gerry Williams presents the Wimbledon tennis, David Attenborough helps the police prepare for their 'annual ritual' taking place at Stonehenge and there is the latest installment from Dan Quayle in Space.
Robin Day thinks he is still compering Question Time as he prepares breakfast. In South Africa, President P.W. Botha is coaxed into retiring and The Queen receives her poll tax form.
In this episode, Jeffrey Archer narrates L'Histoire de la Revolution featuring the 'Ginger Pimpernel', the Guillotine and Maggie Antoilette! Kylie seeks some acting lessons from Gielgud and Olivier, and the Royals find themselves stuck at Gatwick airport.
