With the Playboard Puppet Theatre and Christopher Lillicrap
Weather Jim Bacon
The Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you The Semi-Finals of the Men's Singles
Direct from the Centre Court coverage of today's two vital matches that will decide who plays in Saturday's Men's Final.
Commentaries by Dan Maskell, Peter West, John Barrett, Ann Jones and Bill Threlfall
Introduced by Harry Carpenter with news - results - summaries
A programme for children under 5
The Stone Age superhero, Captain Caveman, helps the Teen Angels solve another mystery.
with Peter Purves in Portsmouth and Lesley Judd in Haifa
Peter on the gun deck of HMS Victory tells the story of a successful mutiny that rocked the Royal Navy in 1797, and Lesley on the bridge of the In Spite Of talks to the captain who brought a cargo of illegal Jewish immigrants into Haifa harbour in 1947.
Book, Blue Peter Make, Cook and Look Book, ã1.50, from bookshops
with Richard Baker
Weatherman
Look East, Midlands Today, Look North, South Today, Points West, Spotlight South West
(Regional details as Monday)
Introduced by Jimmy Savile, OBE
Legs & Co
Top of the Pops Orchestra
Written by Roy Clarke
Starring Paul Greenwood
A full day on the trail of the elusive Herbie for PCs Penrose and Wilmot, with Rosie in the grip of Aunt Ida's deadly new model vest.
PC Wilmot finds that his new daily is not such a treasure.
Cast in order of appearance: [see below]
with Richard Baker; Weatherman
Feature: page 72
by Elwyn Jones
Six strands in a web of intrigue
'It costs a lot of money to die comfortably.' (Butler)
Jackson plans a luxurious death - paid for by the Deep Corporation. Lloyd finds Eadon a second body to dispose of.
BBC Birmingham
In a new series of special profiles David Dimbleby talks to eight well-known men and women who have set out to change the world in which they live.
'We have never been in such a sex-obsessed society!'- the firm belief of Mrs Mary Whitehouse who describes herself as an ordinary woman just doing an 'extraordinary job'. This formidable campaigner against sex and violence in the media reveals how she has arrived at her present position. She gives insights into her emotions, her first loves, and private struggles, as well as discussing her public role.
BBC Bristol
For the last time, Tonight examines the news, the stories and the people, and looks back at the 755 previous editions. The programme began in September 1975.
Including News Headlines
A Thousand Years of History
Today Her Majesty The Queen, in her capacity as Lord of Man, presided over the ancient Court of Tynwald, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.
When the Vikings settled on the Isle of Man they set up a 'Parliament Field' or in Norse, 'Thing-Vollr' or 'Tynwald'. The Manx Parliament is directly derived from this Assembly and legislates for the Island. The Acts of Tynwald which have been given the Royal Assent in the previous year are proclaimed to the people at the open-air assembly on Tynwald Hill at St John's.
But not all is routine, as the people of the island have the traditional right to present their grievances at this assembly, and sometimes they do!
