Introduced today by Nick Ross , Selina Scott
Today's regular features include: Breakfast Time's doctor, Richard Smith , and gardening with Don Hoyle Timetable:
News at 6.30, 7.0, 7.30, 8.0, 8.30; headlines on every quarter hour with Andrew Harvey
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
The Breakfast Time Doctor between 6.45 and 7.0
Getting Britain Fit between 6.45 and 7.0
Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30 Gardening between 7.30 and 7.45 Your Stars between 8.30 and 8.45 Food and Cooking between 8.45 and 9.0

with Richard Whitmore and Judith Stamper

Weather Jim Bacon

12.55-1.0 (Scotland only) The Scottish News

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

Peter Seabrook with advice and information on the latest plants and techniques from his Dig This garden.

A See-Saw programme
(Repeat)

The State Express Classic from the West Hants Club, Bournemouth
Quarter-finals day in this long-established clay court tournament. The winners for the last three years all return to Bournemouth including the defending Champion, MANUEL ORANTES of Spain
3.53 Regional News

Story: Question Mark by JUDY WHITFIELD and MICHAEL SULLIVAN
Presenters Chloe Ashcroft and Stuart McGugan
Pianist MICHAEL OMER
Woodwind player CAYE ROACE Percussionistalangraiiame Graphic designer TOM brooks
Written and directed by EVELYN skinner Produced by ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer cynthia FUGATE

Today: The Flying Disc of Doom and The Beast of the Black Lake
(Repeat)

When Prince Siegfried promises the hand of his daughter, Princess Gilda, to Baron Selderhoff in return for the protection of his kingdom, there seems little hope for her true love, a mere blacksmith's son....
(Repeat)

A series of four programmes with John Craven
2: Death in the Drinking Water
In the days of Queen Victoria the great industrial cities of Britain were rich, but behind the scenes in the dark back streets, thousands of poor people died from the fever', cholera. Few people cared, but young Edwin Chadwick , a civil servant, fought long and hard for new laws that would ensure pure drinking water and proper drains in every city street. Today JOHN CRAVEN travels down London's river in a floating laboratory to tell Chadwick's story.
Film editor MONICA MEAD Producer MOLLY cox
Director BARBARA KINDRED

When There Was a Dance at Foxes Dale
Told by RICHARD BRIERS

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today, Spotlight South West SceneAroundSix
Reporting Scotland, Wales Today and at 6.22
Nationwide with SUE LAWLEY and HUGH SCULLY At 6.45 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam

with Paul Daniels A quiz Show
In this first show of a new series, five new contestants compete against the winner from the final show last year as they all try to find which word, picture or music clue is the odd one out.
Produced by arrangement with RALPH EDWARDS PRODUCTIONS and ACTION TIME LTD. Based on an original format devised by MARK maxwell-smith Sound MALCOLM JOHNSON
Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Designer BOB cove
Director JOHN BISHOP
Producer ROGER ordish

Noel Edmonds re-creates a magical moment in the life of a famous person with the help of then friends, family and colleagues ... together with the atmosphere of that time as remembered by other people who found themselves in the news of the day ... the music-makers and television stars the scandal-makers and ordinary people ... all having the time of their lives.
This week
Vidal Sassoon looks at the summer of 1964 with the help of MARY QUANT , THE HONEYCOMBS, JOHN BLOOM. Mods and Rockers, the schoolboy with hair ribbons, the woman with the topless dress, and DAVID JACOBS , PETE MURRAY , ADRIENNE POSTA , and ROY CASTLE on the Juke Box Jury.
Researcher LAURA GAVSHON Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HENRY MURRAY

with Michael Buerk
Weekend Weather JIM BACON

Two disarming young women - New York Cops - who demonstrate that in the fight against crime the female of the species can be as deadly as the male.
A film series starring and with Affirmative Action
A new girl joins the squad anxious to prove herself to Cagney and Lacey - but to them she is an over-eager novice.

LONDON Isles Apart: The Channel Islands
Andrew Cooper spent a summer, away from the crowds, filming the unique wildlife

SOUTH WEST Hounding the Hunt
John Norman reports on stag-hunting in the West Country in the light of the ban imposed on the local hunt by the Quantocks village, Holford.

SOUTH Don't Fence Me In
with Michael Jordan and Anne Dawson. Today an investigation into the controversy over the fossil-bearing cliffs of West Dorset.

WEST Public Life: Roads That Ruin?
Architect Mike Jenner looks at the work of road planners, and at the latest plans for roads around St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol.

MIDLANDS Midlands Tonight
News and issues behind the headlines presented from Birmingham by Mike Dornan with Anne Brown.

EAST Weekend
What's on, where and why presented by John Mountford

NORTH WEST Outlook
The third of six programmes on the industrial problems of the north west. Peter Oppenheimer discusses with politicians concerned, the causes of current problems and the outlook for industry.

NORTH Gardeners' Direct Line
Live phone-in programme. Geoffrey Smith and Daphne Ledward are in the studio.
Ring Leeds [number removed], lines open from 7.0 pm.

NORTH EAST Coast to Coast
Eric Robson with a programme reflecting the rich and varied life in the North.

NORTHERN IRELAND Spotlight
The current affairs programme presented by David Dunseith and Barry Cowan

SCOTLAND The Beechgrove Garden
Another weekly visit to Aberdeen's television garden, with George Barron and Jim McColl

WALES Celena
Celena Duncan, one of the most exciting performers to emerge from Wales in the last decade. Supported by Maasai and Loose Ends

starring Richard Benjamin
Frank Langella , Carrie Snodgress For Jonathan Balser , a smugly affluent New York lawyer, success is measured by being seen at parties with the 'right' people, and knowing how to order overpriced French wines. But for Tina, his long-suffering wife, the dreadful conformity and social climbing are an increasing burden. In desperation she embarks on an affair which, for all its sexual satisfaction, brings her even more mental strain ...
Frank Perry 's satire on New York high society is one of the most acerbic and brilliant comedies of the past decade.
Screenplay by ELEANOR PERRY from the novel by SUE KAUFMAN
Produced and directed by FRANK PERRY Films: page 13

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