Weather JACK SCOTT

With Donny Macleod, Marian Foster, Bob Langley and Bob Hall
Today's programme includes:
Family Matters, the regular feature for every household.
Dr David Delvin, Pat Fetch and Vincent Duggleby discuss and offer counsel on medical, legal and financial affairs.
BBC Birmingham

(Repeat)

Learning Welsh
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

A programme for children under 5 Story: King Grumble's Neic Face by KATHY SQUIRES Presenters
Floella Benjamin Johnny Ball

A cartoon series starring the two ever-hungry bears Yogi and Boo Boo.

with Joanna David
The Eyes of the Amaryllis by NATALIE BABBITT Today: Part 2

Introduced by Johnny Morris
With Terry Nutkins
Rheas, rooks, rats, red-sided zonures and red-bellied salamanders - the entries have been pouring in for our unusual pets competition! Johnny announces some of the weirdest pets so far.
Terry has some bobcat kittens in the studio and Johnny reads the story of How the Turtle got its Shell.
BBC Bristol
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A serial in 16 episodes Part 1 by PHIL REDMOND
In spite of Mr Sutcliffe's help, the new first-year pupils are managing to settle in, but for Duane the first day ends in trouble. Grange Hill pupils
Film editor JANE VAL BAKER Designer JOHN O'HARA
Executive producer ANNA HOME Producer COLIN CANT
Director BRIAN LENNANE

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

Presented by FRANK BOUGH , SUE LAWLEY
HUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS

Starring James Garner
Harassed and harried by the local community, Rockford looks set to lose his trailer home to pay off a court judgment order after he is sued for bodily injuries caused to a neighbour.
Written and directed by STEPHEN J. CANNELL

with John Pitman
A series of six programmes which follow the fortunes of people who have decided to risk a dramatic change in their lives.
When she was a baby, Angela [name removed] contracted a disease which has left her today almost completely paralysed and entirely reliant on her husband, Peter. Major surgery not only failed to help her walk again, it also left her very vulnerable if ever she became pregnant.
Last year, Angela decided to be sterilised - but before this, she also decided to give herself just one final chance of becoming a mother - even though doctors said it was so dangerous that it could kill her. This is the story of how Angela and a skilled medical team set about trying to produce a baby. What Angela hopes will be 'my miracle baby'.
Film editor ALAN LYGO
Series producer ADAM CLAPHAM Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN

with Angela Rippon and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

A serial in ten parts by JOHN FINCH starring
Thora Hird Bill Fraser
Michael Jayston and Nigel Stock
1: Feeling Your Age
For Henry Brassington the most natural thing in the world would be to retire. He has two go-ahead sons and a son-in-law, all capable of taking over the reins of the cement works his father founded; but somehow Henry cannot let go.
Music by PETER SKELLERN Script editor TED RHODES Designer PAUL MONTAGUE Produced by BILL SELLARS
Directed by TERENCE DUDLEY BBC Manchester

Does Britain need more nuclear power? How urgent is the need? How safe, or how dangerous, is it? Is our Government pursuing the right nuclear power policies?
In this special programme, Robin Day invites leaders of Britain's nuclear power industry and their critics to present and debate their contrasting arguments, and answers to these vital questions.
Director ANN MORLEY
Producer VICTOR MARMION
Executive producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON