with Fern Britton and Richard Whitmore
Weather Anne Purvis
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
DONNY MACLEOD , BOB LANGLEY, MARIAN FOSTER and MARJORIE LOFTHOUSE are the presenters of television's liveliest lunchtime magazine introducing a cheerful mixture of information, music and humour.
Editor PETER BERCOMBt BBC Pebble Mill
A See-Saw programme
Told by Ray Brooks.
The Barratt World Doubles Championship from the Royal Albert Hall, London
The strongest field ever assembled for this highly popular event featuring most of the leading doubles pairs in the world. Defending their titles are Heinz Gunthardt and Balazs Taroczy and making a welcome return the team who won this title in 1975 and 1980, Brian Gottfriedà and Raoul Ramirez.Ã
Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Reports on Ceefax
A programme for children under 5 Presenters
Carol Chell , Stuart McGugan
A cartoon series
Laurel and Hardy sink the ship, swim ashore and see stolen treasure in "Shiver Me Timbers".
(Repeat)
by Jay Williams
with Tom Conti
(Repeat)
A new cartoon series
This small but powerful super-hero, leader of the oppressed and fighter for law and order, returns to avert disasters, rescue beautiful maidenr and outwit nasty villains.
with Paul McDowell
with Simon Groom
Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Piper's Apprentice
Allstair Anderson , England's King of the Concertina, introduces Peter to the mysteries of the Northumbrian Smallpipes. Assistant editor IAN OLIVER
Editor BIDDY BAXTER
The Midas Touch with the voices of Kenneth Williams
Written and directed by NICK SPARGO
with Moira Stuart Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six
Points West, South Today Spotlight South West and at 6.25
Nationwide
SUE LAWLEY and RICHARD KERSHAW on the news stories that matter and what they mean for the people of Britain, with films and features from around the United Kingdom. (Regional details as Wednesday)
Introduced by Mike Smith.
Top of the Pops, Vol 9 (record BELP 018, cassette ZCF 018), from retailers
The feature film starring Doug McClure
with John McEnery, Susan Penhaligon
An exciting adventure fantasy from the writer of the immortal Tarzan stories. In 1916 the survivors of a British supply ship take over the German submarine that sank their vessel. While heading for a safe port they are transported to a mysterious, inhospitable island where prehistoric beasts and tribes of ape-men threaten their lives...
Films: page 15
with John Humphrys ; Weatherman
A serial in four parts dramatised by PETER PRINCE from the novel A Spring of Love by CELIA DALE starring Carolyn Pickles David Hayman , Liz Smith
3: Esther has become increasingly aware of Raymond's odd behaviour. On holiday in Eastbourne their troubles reach a climax.
(For cast see Tuesday page 83. Part 4 is tomorrow at 9.25 pm)
How Britain's decline might be halted and reversed.
A personal view in five parts by Ralf Dahrendorf , Director of the London School of Economics 3: Institutions
Britain's ancient political institutions. and above all Westminster, are today under strain and attack.
Once the model for the word, many people today are disillusioned with the British system which they feel can no longer solve the country's difficulties.
And it's not just Westminster. The
Civil Service, the City, and trades unions are all in turn rounded on and accused of failing the nation.
Changes in our political institutions are clearly needed to respond to this disillusionment but there can be no guarantee of the nation's recovery.
Film editor NICK RAYNER
Film director JOHN WILLIAMS Series producer ADRIAN MILNE
(Part 4 is tomorrow at 9.55 pm)
Book: £6.95 hardback; £2.95 paperback, from booksellers
The Barratt World Doubles Championship from the Royal Albert Hall
Highlights of this evenings matches in the first major tennis tournament of the year featuring the leading doubles players in the world.
Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM Commentators DAN MASKELL JOHN BARRETT , MARK COX
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and ALASTAIR SCOTT
