Frank Bough, Selina Scott and Nick Ross invite you to wake up with Britain's first breakfast television programme.

Every weekday morning in the Breakfast Time studio they talk to the stars and personalities making the day's news.

The programme will be relaxed and informal, but news both national and local, current affairs, sport, weather and traffic information will all be essential ingredients in the breakfast menu - which will be repeated regularly to fit in with your morning timetable.

On every hour and half-hour Debbie Rix will bring you the news that has developed overnight.

At quarter-past and quarter-to the hour your own regional studios nationwide report the local news, traffic and weather for your area.

The national weather comes regularly from Breakfast Time's own weatherman, Francis Wilson, who will make his forecast for the day with the help of advanced new animating colour satellite pictures.

David Icke reports with the latest sports news and pictures.

Plus the regular Breakfast Time features: Diana Moran, 'The Green Goddess', sets off on her mission to get Britain fit; Russell Grant, astrologer extraordinary, predicts the day ahead; and Chris Wilson contributes with his gossip column of the air. And this first week Britain at Breakfast, a series of live outside broadcasts which visit parts of Britain where the day's work has long since started.

Timetable:
News at 6.30, 7.0, 7.30, 8.0, 8.30 with headlines on every quarter-hour
Weather at 6.31, 6.57, 7.27, 7.57, 8.27
Sport at 6.42, 7.18, 8.18
Regional News, weather and traffic at 6.45, 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Review of the Papers and a look ahead to the day at 7.32 and 8.32
Getting Britain Fit between 6.45 and 7.0
Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30
Consumer Holiday Feature between 7.30 and 7.45
Your Stars between 8.30 and 8.45
Food and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.45 and 9.0
Breakfast Time Gossip between 7.45 and 8.0

(Feature p3)

9.10 A Good Job with Prospects: Technicians in Uniform
(Repeat)

9.38 Going to Work: Foundation Courses
(Repeat)

Cosmo and Dibs try hanging upside down. A school visit to hear a story from India with counting in Punjabi, with Maggie Ollerenshaw

10.15 Music Time: Does it Come Back?
(Repeat)

10.38 Twentieth-Century History: Why Appeasement?
(Repeat)

11.0 Merry-go-Round: The Seven Seas: Tides and winds
Presenter Tom Karol learns how tides and winds affect the seashore and how we can find out more about them.

11.23 Talkabout: Jim and the Beanstalk
(Repeat)

11.42 General Studies: The EEC: Citizens of Europe
'Unless we Europeans co-operate, whether we're facing the Russians or the Americans or the Japanese, then they'll have us for breakfast.' Stephen Milligan looks beyond the conflicts that divide us to the goals that unite us.

with Richard Whitmore and Fern Britton
Weather MICHAEL FISH

(London and SE: Financial Report and News Headlines with subtitles)

Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster , Marjorie Lofthouse and Bob Langley are this week's presenting team of the topical and entertaining lunchtime magazine programme. And Frank Delaney visits Pebble Mill today for his weekly chat about books and authors.
Editor PETER Hercombe BBC Pebble Mill

A See-Saw programme.
This place is in Trumptonshire and contains a factory, a pottery, a stately home and a vintage steam railway. (Repeat)

2.1 Words and Pictures
A new series of stories, songs and rhymes for young children in the early stages of reading. Noisy Neville
The signalman closed the gates, the traffic stopped and the footballers left the field when Noisy Neville blew his whistle.
VICKY IRELAND tells today's story and a group of children on tiptoe sing a quiet song.
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
2.18 Exploring Science
Patterns for Growth
2.40 The Music Arcade
Playing Percussion

News, views and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitling and sign language.
Introduced by MAGGIE WOOLLEY PADDY LADD and JOHN LEE

Trout fishing, once the sport of the very rich, is now accessible to everybody in reservoirs and still waters throughout the country. One such water is Barn Elms, situated in the very heart of London, where last year in this oasis of peace 19,000 anglers caught 32,000 trout.
Producer KEITH LATHAM Director GERRY POMEROY

A sequence of yoga movements that builds up day by day into a routine that will stretch and exercise the entire body.
Day 6: The Front Push-Up
The front push-up stretches the legs and strengthens the ankle and toe joints. It also strengthens the arms, wrists and shoulders and revitalises the entire body with increased blood flow while the trunk is upside down.
Director PAULA CILDER
Producer PETER RAMSDEN
Book (same title), f2.50; record reii 461, cassette ZCR 461, £3.99, from retailers
0 HELP! page 83

Story:
Mr Brown Takes Exercise Written by KATHY MEAGHER Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Ben Thomas
Book, More Stories from Play School, 65p, from booksellers; Play School, Hello (record REC 425, cassette ZCM 425) from retailers or Teledata (phone [number removed])

A cartoon series
Laurel and Hardy on a mission with a special contraption in Can't Keep a Secret Agent

with Indira Joshi
Indian Folk Tales Dhola and Maru by ILAY COOPER
1: Dhola is married to Malwani. and has forgotten all about his first wife Maru, so Maru sends her parrot as a messenger to him.

starring Adrian Hedley , Janet Ellis with Paul Clayton and Wilf Lunn and Julia Binsted as Dot Dot , the electronic microdot, bursts out of a videogame to splat Adrian! Jigg starts his new adventures, and Wilf attempts to combat Hector the hedgehog. Baron Barnabus Barker , the Baritone Bard, visits a bar where they don't sell drinks. Could this be a clue to a word or are you barking up the wrong tree?
Costume* un ADLEY. Director BOB blagden Written and produced by clive DOIG

with Simon Groom, Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Flying Treasure!
By road, air and sea your treasure is reaching the Appeal depot. Sarah takes to the skies and joins the Scottish Ambulance Service which is helping "Blue Peter" viewers in the remote highlands and islands to get their donations to the sorters.

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Presented by Sue Cook, Laurie Mayer and Fran Morrison with reporters Susannah Greenberg and Maggie Nelson
Michael Wale is at the south east Sports Desk

At 6.25 the Nationwide team of Sue Lawley, Richard Kershaw and Hugh Scully brings you the issues, the stories and the people that matter from BBC studios in the capital and across the country.

Officer Pooch

The international singing star presents top entertainment in a variety of music, comedy and more music with this week's guest Paul Anka
Songs include ' Fever Sunshine of my 'life ', ' Knock on wood'.
Choreography jim HIBBARD
Musical director HENRI LORlEAU Directed by TERRY ROTHWELL Produced by CLANCY GRASS

The Opren Scandal
Presented by Fred Emery 2: Selling the Product
Last week's Panorama showed how evidence of the serious side-effects of the new anti-arthritis drug, Opren, was suppressed or ignored even after people using it had begun to die. This week's investigation reveals how much money is at stake in the arthritis business and how hard-sales policies have dangerous side-effects of their own. Tom Mangold reports on the close relationships between drug companies and their most important customers - the doctors; on the inadequacies in the regulations that should protect patients from the conflict of interests that can arise.
Producer JANE DRABBLE Editor GEORGE CAREY

with John Humphrys ; Weatherman

starring Al Pacino , John Cazale
On a torrid day in August 1972 three gunmen burst into a Brooklyn bank intent on a quick and easy robbery. But the heist goes wrong and the robbers are besieged in the bank with the employees as hostages.
In this gripping, funny, sometimes grotesque, true story, Al Pacino gives one of his best performances as the ringleader who staged the hold-up to finance a sex change operation for his male lover.
Screenplay by FRANK PIERSON
Producers MARTIN BREGMAN , MARTIN ELFAND Directed by SIDNEY LUMET. Films: page 9 (First showing on British television)