Frank Bough and Selina Scott are the Breakfast Time hosts to the people and personalities who are making today's headlines.
On the hour and the half-hour, Debbie Rix brings you up-to-date with the latest news. Using television's most advanced weather technology, Francis Wilson forecasts the weather. David Icke brings you the morning's sports news. Diana Moran , ' the green goddess ', continues Getting Britain Fit. Russell Grant , astrologer extraordinary, predicts the day ahead.
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 Problem Page with Claire Rayner between 8.30 and 9.0 Food and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.45 and 9.0

9.10 A Good Job with Prospects Technical Photography
Some interesting jobs include work on road safety trials, medical care and the analysis of satellite photos.
Narrator KIERAN PRENDIVILLE Producer JILL SHEPPARD
Director CAROLINE GODLEY
9.38 Going to Work
Craft Apprentice

Introduced by Tony Hughes.

10.15 Music Time
Play the Game
10.38 British Social History From Sail to Steam
In the long run, the development of the steamship was of great importance to Britain. What was it like to travel or work abroad? Why did it take so long to oust the sailing ship?
Presented by DAVID yip Producer JILL SHEPPARD
Series producer RON SMEDLEY
11.0 Merry-go-Round The Golden Hind
JANE COLLINS sets sail on a modern replica of Drake's ship and finds out about the way Elizabethan seamen lived.
Producer CHRIS GILDERS
Series producer EDWARD HAYWARD
11.23 Talkabout
Mrs Wobble the Waitress
11.42 General Studies
Worth a Thousand Words?
Some pictures are worth a thousand words but are they always used to advantage in newspapers? Producer DAVID TAFT
Series producer GEOFF WILSON

with Richard Whitmore and Heather Payton
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. Frank Delaney visits Pebble Mill today for his weekly chat about books and authors.
Editor PETER BERCOHBE BBC Pebble Mill

A See-Saw programme
by Roger Hargreaves
(Rpt)

2.1 Words and Pictures Miss Jump the Jockey
Vicky and Charlie watch their jockey friend ride in a steeplechase, and in today's story Josie Jump gets her chance to ride in a big race.
Presenter VICKY IRELAND Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
2.18 The History Trail 4: The Law of the Land
Traditional rights became crimes 200 years ago in an age of man-traps and spring-guns.
Presenter LORAIN BERTORELLI Producer ALAN EREIRA
2.40 The Music Arcade
Folk Tunes and the Violin

The latest news from the world of science and technology. Presented by Peter Macann , Maggie Phllbln
Kieran Prendiville , Judith Hann

A programme for children under 5 Story: Peter and the Balloons Written by SHIRLEY ARMITAGE Presenters
Rosalind Wilson , Fred Harris
Photographs BARRY boxall

A cartoon series The Buzzin Bear
Yogi's adventures when he gets airborne by accident.

with Julie Covington
The Borrowers by MARY NORTON Parti
Underneath the old grandfather clock in the hall is a small hole in the wainscot. Behind it live Pod, Homily and Arrietty in their tiny rooms-unnoticed until Pod gets too ambitious in his ' borrowing ' and is ' seen'.
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A series in five parts by BOB BLOCK starring Clive Dunn
Grandad and Bert win a trip to the seaside but they don't expect sharks, smugglers, mistaken identity and prison!
Devised by CLIVE DUNN Designer MEL bibby
Producer JEREMY SWAN

with Paul McDowell

with Simon Groom, Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan

with Moira Stuart 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. Including Watchdog
Producers michael hogan , PAUL WOOLWICH Deputy editors PHILIP HARDING , IAN SQUIRES Editor ROGER BOLTON

The international singing star presents top entertainment with this week's guest:
Donny Osmond. Songs include: ' Hound dog ', ' Hello again ', ' The girl from New York City ', ' Four walls ', ' Send in the clowns', and ' Mean woman blues'.
(Programme recorded in America)

is a millionaire from Texas who makes money like most people make hay and -by way of relaxation-is also a private eye. starring with with Stop the Presses
The next edition of a particularly nasty scandal magazine could ruin the lives of four people. The attempted murder of its publisher leads Matt Houston on a trail of intrigue and death.
Written by JAMES L. CONWAY Directed by DON CHAFFEY

Presented by Richard Lindley
In London, one quarter of all fifth-formers are so fed up with school they don't even bother to go. Across the country, half the children who leave comprehensives at 16 do so with exam results that label them as failures. To counter this, but to the alarm of many teachers, the government is introducing a scheme which will take some children out of ordinary classes at 14 to teach them skills they'll need for work. It's called vocational education. Is it a sensible way of helping children to a better start in life, or a sinister scheme which will stamp them as second-class citizens even before they leave school? Is it good enough for your child?
Producer SALLY docams
Deputy editor TOM BOWER Editor George CAREY

with John Humphrys and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

starring
Tony Franclosa , Donna Mills
Hired by an attractive client to investigate the brutal murder of a friend, private detective Mark Higbie suspects that the murder is but one of several which the police are trying to cover up. Among the features of the killings is the fact that the victims are drained of blood. Also the bodies bear marks of a giant spider.... This contemporary thriller recalls some of the vintage horror movies of the 50s in its blend of drama and the bizarre.
Screenplay by ROBERT BLEES , EARL WALLACE Produced by Steven north
Directed by DAN CURTIS. Films: page 14