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 with 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 took 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
9.25 Higher Education: Student Life
9.52 Sex Education: Birth
The second of three sex-education programmes for 8-9-year-olds in schools including film of a human birth. It also includes brief sequences showing the hatching of chicks and the birth of kittens.
Introduced by Richard Carpenter
With Melissa Docker
(Repeat)
10.15 Home Economics: Vitamin C
10.40-10.45 Mind Stretchers: Solution: Houses
11.0 Capricorn Game: 2
A serial adventure
11.19 Hyn o Fyd: Natur: Yr Wylan
(Ail-ddartlectiad. This World)
11.40 Going to Work: Life and Social Skills: At Work
12.3 Let's Go: 2: Let's Look After Our Clothes
Richard Whitmore; Anne Diamond
Weather Michael Fish
12.55-1.0 (Scotland only) The Scottish News
12.57 Regional News (London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
including Peter Seabrook with advice from his Dig This garden.
A See-Saw programme
(Repeat)
2.2 Scene: The Biggest Epidemic of Our Time
A shortened version of the Man Alive film about road accidents and their victims.
2.35 Living in a Developing Country: Ghana: Primary Products
With his finger-tip controls, 'sleeper' cab, and the luxury of continental motorway facilities, Bob McAngus - juggernaut lorry driver - is an aristocrat among routiers.
But to be a successful aristocrat he must also know a thing or two about the ways of the world, and in one mission, a journey from Felixstowe to Trieste, McAngus shows how juggernaut drivers deal with the complicated web of Common Market regulations - and how to offer those international gestures of goodwill.
(First shown on BBC2)
Story: "The Groggs' Day Out" by Roy and Anne Bentley
Presenters Carol Chell, Andrew Secombe
Today: The Pyramid of Peril and Dr Morton's Monster
(Repeat)
Based on a traditional Russian tale by Veronica Cecil
Tired of being thought a fool by his father and brothers, Ivan sails off to find his fortune. But only a ninny with the luck of the devil could make that fortune in the way Ivan does...
(Repeat)
The last of four programmes with John Craven
In 1940, when a German invasion was expected daily and London was being bombed, quietly and secretly in an Oxford laboratory, Howard Florey was working on a vital discovery: how to turn penicillin into a safe and reliable medicine. The astonishing cures this new drug achieved soon became front-page news and even to scientists it seemed like a miracle.
Many of the people who worked with Florey are still alive and in today's Breakthrough programme they share their memories of the exciting moments of discovery with John Craven.
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, Scene Around Six, Reporting Scotland, Wales Today
and at 6.22 Nationwide
The current affairs programme which each weekday evening links London with the regions, presented by the Nationwide team of Sue Lawley and Hugh ScullyÃ
At 6.45 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam
with Paul Daniels
A quiz show
Will last week's champion manage to beat the challenge of five new contestants 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
by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft
Mr Walpole, the handsome golf pro, shows Captain Peacock how to swing a club - and Mrs Slocombe is holed in one.
Starring John Inman as Mr Humphries, Mollie Sugden as Mrs Slocombe
co-starring Frank Thornton as Captain Peacock
featuring Wendy Richard as Miss Brahms, Nicholas Smith as Mr Rumbold, Mike Berry as Mr Spooner and Arthur English as Mr Harman
with Michael Buerk and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world.
Weekend Weather Michael Fish
Jane Doe No 37
Chris takes an interest in the case of a murdered down-and-out who tried to give information to the police before she died.
From the Wembley Arena.
Amateur boxing's night of the year, as Britain's best boxers compete for national titles and a chance in the future to compete for international honours in the Olympic Games in Los Angeles next year.
