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Daily timetable:
News with Andrew Harvey (Debbie Rlx from Tuesday to Friday): 6.30,
7.0, 7.30, 8.0, 8.30 with headlines on every quarter hour
Weather with Francis Wilson : 6.31,
6.57, 7.27, 7.57,8.27
Sport with David Icke : 6.43, 7.18,
8.18
Regional News, weather and traffic:
6.45, 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Getting Britain Fit with Diana Moran between 6.45 and 7.0
Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30 Review of the Papers: 7.32 and 8.32 Your Stars with Russell Grant between 8.30 and 8.45 Plus today:
Family Finance with Alison Mitchell between 6.45 and 7.0
Food and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.45 and 9.0

with Nicholas Wltchell and Fern Britton
Weather BILL GILES
1.27 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

A See-Saw programme With CAROL LEADER Shoe
Chock-a-Block is chock-a-block with pictures to words that rhyme. See which words ring Chock-a-Block' rhyme chime today.
Music PETER GOSLING
Graphic designer mina MARTINEZ Director NICK WILSON

This week the trade unions are in Blackpool for their 115th Congress. As unemployment continues to rise and economic recovery remains fragile, trade union delegates meet to determine their policies in the wake of the crushing defeat of the Labour Party. Reporting team: Vincent Hanna and Lord Scanlon former President of the AUEW

Story: Whose Legs?
Written by ANGELA LOCKE
Photographs by BARRY BOXALL Presenters
Johnny Ball , Sarah Long
(Repeat. Shown on BBC2 at 10.30 am)
Book, Play School Stories, 95p from booksellers; Play School Hello (record REC 425, cassette ZCM 425), from retailers or Teledata (phone [number removed])

A new adventure story
Three bungling bandits advertise for a boss in a bid to become big-time outlaws. Ten-year-old Arthur Fosket takes on the task and turns the desperate trio into bewildered heroes.
An ABC CIRCLE film

Prince - The making of a Blue Peter Guide Dog
Goldie's puppy, Prince, is now a fully qualified pair of eyes for the blind. His training took two years -beginning with his puppy walking and ending with the crucial final tests at the Guide Dogs for the Blind Centre at Wokingham. See how he passed with flying colours!
Producer ALEX LEGER Editor BIDDY BAXTER
(A new series of Blue Peter starts next Monday)

with Moira Stuart ; Weatherman

Presented by Laurie Mayer with reporters Susannah Greenberg and Maggie Nelson
Michael Wale is at the South East sports desk

The first of a new series looking at what you want to know about television. This week, comedy - is it funny? Is it too blue - or too safe? Nick Ross puts your opinions to John Howard Davies, BBCtv's Head of Light Entertainment.

Please send your comments for Alan Hart, Controller of BBC1, to: [address removed]

A series of eight films exploring America and its botanical history. 1: A Little Inconvenience
Cactus cops in Arizona and a salt-laden lake in California are two signs that precious resources and the American demand for a good life are in conflict. David Bellamy finds a surprisingly simple solution.
Film cameraman KEITH BURTON. Film editor
JOHN BILLINGHAM
Producer MIKE WEATHERLEY
* Subtitles on Ceelax page 170

by JIMMY PERRY and DAVID CROFT featuring
Maplin's Holiday Camp, 1959
Nice People with Nice Manners
The ballroom dancers give a party and invite only ' socially acceptable' members of the staff - which leaves out Ted.
Directed by JOHN KILBY
Produced by DAVID CROFT * Subtitles on Ceelax page 170

Beyond Deterrence
Death rays, space-based lasers, and computers smart enough to fight battles on their own-these are the exotic new weapons President Reagan has ordered his military scientists to perfect. They are designed to prevent Soviet missiles from striking the United States, taking the West into a new defence strategy beyond the balance of terror.
As the crucial Arms Control Talks resume in Geneva Tom Mangold examines how close to reality the President's vision has come, and whether the effect of the new weapons will be to end the fear of nuclear war, or destabilise still further the superpower game.
Film editor BRIAN LLEWELYN Producer JANE DRABBLE Editor GEORGE CAREY

with John Humphrys ; Weatherman

The complete story MARIO puzo's novel adapted for television in four parts starring
Part 1
1901: Escaping from Sicily after witnessing the slaying of his family in a bloody vendetta, eight-year-old Vito Corleone arrives in New York. There, living in the Italian community, he drifts into a life of petty crime - the first step in a career that is to make him the most feared and powerful figure in America's underworld.
In this masterly re-shaping of his two Oscar-winning feature films incorporating footage not seen in the original movies, director Francis Ford Coppola transcends the basic story of gangsterdom and violence, creating a vivid portrait of Italian-American family life while examining the nature of power at its most evil and corrupt.
Screenplay by MARIO puzo and FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA
Produced by ALBERT S. RUDDY and FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA Directed by FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA
(Part 2: tomorrow at 9.25 pm)

with Barry Norman
Including reviews of current releases and news of the latest films in production and the personalities involved.
The Twilight Zone: Hollywood directors STEVEN SPIELBERG , JOHN LANDIS , GEORGE MILLER and JOE DANTE pay homage to the 60s television series, in this reworking of four episodes of the science fiction fantasy.
Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence : DAVID BOWIE and TOM conti star in this Anglo-Japanese co-production about human relationships, set in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp during World War II.
Btue Thunder: Roy Scheider talks about his latest film, a technological thriller, in which his co-star is a helicopter.
Director JONATHAN DENT Producer JUDY LINDSAY
(A series of selected episodes from the first Twilight Zone television series will be shown from next week, on BBC2. For details see next week's issue.)

A series of five programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s.
1: ... And, as far as possible, the whole truth
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY
Produced by nowARD SMITH
Discussion notes available, on receipt of large sae, from: [address removed]