Introduced by Frank Bough and Selina Scott Nick Ross and David Coss have the latest Election news and look ahead to the political agenda for the coming day and the major electoral issues that will make today's headlines from the hustings.
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
Getting Britain Fit between 6.45 and 7.0
Your Stars between 8.30 and 8.45

BBCl goes across to Radio 4's phone-in programme, and television viewers have the chance to join Sir Robin Day and radio listeners in asking senior politicians about their party's policies and campaign promises.
Lines open from 8.0 this morning.
Television presentation SUE MCMAHON
Producers PETER ESTALL , CHRIS LONGLEY

Richard Whitmore , Sandi Marshall Weather JIM BACON
1.0 1.5 (Scotland only) The Scottish News
1.2 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

Inner World
Beneath the coastal waters of the west country there is marine life as varied and surprising as you might find on some tropical reef. JEFF GOODMAN and LAURIE EMBER-SON explore this neglected area and set out to establish a relationship with some of the creatures who live there.
Film editor DAVID SHARP Producer PETER JARVIS

A See-Saw programme
Skip to the Ewe

With MAGGIE OLLERENSHAW

A Man of the Black Mountains
Trevor Powell is a surprising product of the hard years of the 30s, easy-going, ready to take a gamble with anything, seldom resting, seldom out of the saddle - one of nature's cowboys.
The film was shot during the spectacular summer round-up when Trevor and his neighbours ride up from the valleys and bring down their huge flocks from the common ground of the mountain top. Narrator Deryck Guyler ,
Photography ARTHUR SMITH
Written and produced by DON hawortu
BBC Manchester

with Thora Hird
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Invisible (St ComeSus ourcheerfulson -¥<ei"**Iyy angels bright
Christ who holds the open (Gonfalon Royal); At the name of Jesus (Evelyns); Hark, hark my soul (pilgrims); Bird of heaven; 0 praise ye the Lord (Laudate Dominum) Directorsimon Hammond Producer ELIZABETH CORT
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Will your requests be answered and your favourite programme extracts shown again? Will you agree with the critics? Who will be the studio guest and could you be a winner in the competition?
Lucie Skeaping presents the programme when all these questions will be answered,
Studio director JONATHAN DENT
Producer PHILIP chilvers
Send t/our requests to Take Two, BBC Television. London W12 BQT

with Johnny Ball
This week Johnny asks What Does Exactly Mean Exactly? Also he finds out how to measure a metre, what keeps a marching soldier in line when he puts his best foot forward and how a laser gets the measure when spying on a locked room.
Written by JOHNNY BALL Producer JOHN SMITH
Series producer ALBERT BARBER

with Richard Whitmore Weatherman

Look East with Judi Lines
Look North with Mike Neville
Look North West with Stuart Hall
Midlands Today with Alan Towers and Kay Alexander
South East at Six with Sue Cook, Laurie Mayer and Fran Morrison
Points West with Graham Purches, Gerald Haydock and Vivien Creegor
South Today with Bruce Parker and Jenni Murray
Spotlight South West with Chris Denham and Fern Britton
Scene Around Six: Sean Rafferty
Reporting Scotland with Mary Marquis
Wales Today with Noreen bray and Chris Morgan

Throughout the week Sue Lawley, Richard kershaw and Hugh scully bring you the issues- that matter and the topics that entertain with reporting teams .arbdnd Britain. Including Watchdog
Reporters:ANNE DIAMOND ,JOHN HITCHIN$ , JAMES HOGG , MARSHALL LEE , ANDREW JENNINGS , MALCOLM WILSON JULIA SOMERVILLE and IVOR -GABER
Producers Michael hogan , paul woolwich Deputy editors philip Harding ,ian squries
EdltorROGER bolton

by Dawn Lowe Watson
starring : with
Ted has plans for Claire to stay in an Amsterdam hotel - and Charles discovers the truth about Beth's relationship with Matt.
(Episode 16 is tomorrow at 7.0 pm)
Book, Triangle: A Question of Command, £1.95 from booksellers

with Sarah Kennedy
Christopher Lillicrap , Bill Breckon and Dr Mike Smith
Tonight Plum McKenzie , 15-stone singer and go-go dancer, fights back for the fatties; the voice tutor to the famous tunes up our vocal chords; how Vidal Sassoon got rid of the bags under his eyes; a stagger around the North Downs in the wake of one of our premier tri-athletes; and finally a touch of romance with the latest dance craze to hit Bayswater - Ceroc jive.
Assistant producers ALAN LEWENS. un PAUL Studio director JENNI BURROWS ,
Producer MARGARET benton . BBC Bristol
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Presented by Fred Emery
The Case for the Conservatives
With nine days to polling, tne
Leader of the Conservative Party,
The Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher is questioned by Sir Robin Day about the central issues of the Election Campaign.
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor GEORGE CAREY

with John Humphrys and David Dimbleby, Weatherman

with Desmond Wilcox
We take visiting for granted, but some journeys are significant, even dramatic.
2: A Mother for Malcolm
MALCOLM DUNFORD, a Yorkshire coal miner, never knew his mother.
From the age of ten months he was brought up by foster parents. He's 38 happily married with two children of his own. But he's always speculated about his mother was - she even alive or dead? Then he met a man with the same name as his - and discovered that his mother, Hilda, was alive and. well, and living in Scotland. At 72, she still remembered - every, single day - the baby boy she had been forced, by her parents and employers, to hand over, to foster parents. Malcolm and Hilda arranged to meet. But both were frightened of the moment - would there be guilt and recriminations? Would they even like each other? We travelled with Hilda - and waited with Malcolm.
Research DOROTHY PARKER
Film cameraman BRIAN MCDAIRMANT
Film editor ROBERT BURNETT
Director BRIAN BARR
Producer DESMOND WILCOX
Executive producer NEIL FRASER
BBC Scotland

Highlights of Northern Ireland v Wales in the British International championship.
Goals are overdue in this fixture because the last six matches between these countries in Belfast have produced a total of only six. Those games resulted in four draws and two victories for Ireland. Commentary BARRY DAVIS
Producer JOHN shrewedry