Selina Scott and Mike Smith are the Breakfast Time hosts to people and personalities. Daily timetable:
News with Fern Britton (Debbie Rix , Tues, Thurs, Fri) 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 6.40, 8.40
Regional News, weather and traffic
6.45, 7.15, 7.45, 8.15 TV Choice 6.55
Review of the Papers 7.18, 8.18
Your Stars with Russell Grant 8.35 Plus today: Getting Britain Fit:
Diana Moran between 8.30 and 9.0 Slim and Shine: Audrey Eyton between 8.30 and 9.0

Presented by Jimmy Savile , OBE
A series of ten programmes about preventing road accidents. 1:Every 90 seconds
Director JULIA DRUM
Producer PETER RIDING.

with Geoff Hamilton from Barnsdale

from Guildford
*Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Presenter Stuart McGugan Guest Sarah Long
Story: Adam and the Animals by MICHAEL COLE
Director CHRISTINE HEWITT
Materials for Play School on Ceefax p 268

with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale

Weather Michael Fish

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

Frank Delaney discusses with a literary agent and a publisher how to go about getting a novel published.
Editor PETER HERCOMBE. BBC Pebble Mill

A See-Saw programme

Presenting news, views and entertainment for the deaf )r hard-of-hearing with sign anguage and subtitles.
{Shown yesterday at 12.15pm)

There is a hidden Spain to explore if you take to the tracks which wind back from the crowded beaches of the Costa del Sol to the foothills and mountains beyond. Fish-eating snakes, colourful lizards, honey buzzards and bee-eaters, and the huge and magnificent griffon vulture are to be found by the naturalist holiday-maker. Narrator Keith Barron Produced for Doublejoy Films by JOHN KING
Editor PETER JONES

Joseph Cooper invites you to match your wits against
The Rt Hon Shirley Williams The Rt Hon Denis Healey , mp Toby Jessel , mp
Guest musician Nigel Kennedy Producer PETER BUTLER
Director HELEN MORTON.

(Repeat)

Presenter Chris Tranchell Guests:
Shireen Shah , Lionel Morton
Story: Fearless Fred Goes to the Jumble Sale by LIONEL MORTON
Director ANN REAY

Heathcliff goes fishing in troubled waters.

with Valerie Whittington
Mouldy's Orphan by GILLIAN AVERY
Mouldy was a dreamer. 'How marvellous it would be,' she thought, 'if I could find a poor little orphan boy, so that I could take him home and love him, and Mum could look after him.' But in a poor country family of 90 years ago, another mouth to feed was bound to cause trouble. Part 1: Canal Row

Richard Stilgoe introduces a new series of 12 programmes of the computerised general knowledge quiz that moves at the speed of light.
This year there's a new feature - the mystery guest. If you're a whiz at anagrams see if you can spot his or her identity before the teams do. And find out how you can win a computer so you can play Finders Keepers at home! This week's teams are from Worthing and St Albans
Format devised by ROBERT GOULD Designer STEPHEN MELLOR Producer IAN OLIVER •BACK PAGE: 86

with Simon Groom, Peter Duncan and Janet Ellis
Merseyside: Twenty-five nations will be building gardens for Britain's first International Garden Festival that opens on Merseyside in May, and your design could be included! Have a pencil and paper handy for the details and check with the plan of the Blue Peter site on Back Page before you send in your entry. There are prizes galore, and the best design of all will win the holiday of a lifetime in Singapore.

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The News and tonight's Weather
Presented by Nick Ross, Sally Magnusson, Beverly Anderson
News read by Moira Stuart

Look East with Judi Lines
Look North (Newcastle) with Mike Neville
Look North (Leeds) with Ken Cooper, Harry Gration, Mike Smartt, Judith Stamper, John Thirlwell
Look North West with Stuart Hall
Midlands Today with Alan Towers and Kay Alexander
Points West with Graham Purches, Gerald Haycock, Sue Carpenter, Gillian Miles and Chris Vacher
South Today with Bruce Parker and Jenni Murray
Spotlight South West with Chris Denham

HUGH SCULLY with latest investigations from the Watchdog unit, and contributions from The Special Correspondents. Your countdown through Sixty Minutes

5.40 The News
5.53* Regional Magazines
6.15* Weather
6.38* Closing headlines

Comrade Duke
When a busload of Soviet gymnasts breaks down in Hazzard and one of them decides to defect, the Dukes are on hand to help.
Written by WILLIAM RAYNOR and MYLES WILDER
Directed by DON MCDOUGALL

COLLEEN MCCULLOUGH 'S best-selling novel adapted for television in five parts. Part 2
While friends and family celebrate her 75th birthday in grand style, Mary Carson finally reveals to Ralph the depth of her desire for him. Meggie is troubled by his apparent indifference to her, little knowing the turmoil he is concealing. But looming on the horizon is a disaster that will overshadow all the Clearys' lives and leave Drogheda a very different place ... (Full details on Sunday page 27) (Part 3 next Sunday)

John Humphrys ; Weatherman

Barry Norman presents profiles of three popular Hollywood stars. 1: John Wayne
With personal comments from President Ronald Reagan Michael Wayne , eldest son
Aissa and Marisa Wayne , daughters Pilar Wayne , widow
Claire Trevor , actress
Kirk Douglas , Harry Carey Jr and Ben Johnson , actors Andrew McLaglen George Sherman and Mark Rydell , directors
William Clothier , cinematographer Pat Stacy , secretary/companion
Film editor JOHN HOUSE
Executive producer BARRY BROWN ProducerMARGARET SHARP
Book (same title) £7.50 from booksellers
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A Panorama Special
April 1975. As Saigon shakes to the sound of enemy tanks, the last American troops flee by helicopter from the Embassy roof. In the panic-stricken last moments of evacuation, surplus equipment is abandoned. But the soldiers also leave behind Vietnamese wives, girlfriends and thousands of war babies. Half American and half Vietnamese they are destined to grow up as outcasts in the new socialist Vietnam.
September 1983. Jim Carroll , a former GI, returns to Vietnam to find the child he left behind. The toddler is now a teenage boy speaking not a word of English, illiterate even in Vietnamese, living on the meagre pickings of the black market.
Panorama reporter Jeremy Paxman accompanied the father in the search for his son, and returned with them to a new life in Britain. But he discovered that for many other Vietnamese war babies, the escape from Saigon is a dream which may end in despair.
Producer CHRISTOPHER OLGIATI Film editor IAN CALLAWAY
Panorama editor PETER IBBOTSON
11.38 News Headlines

The highly acclaimed television debut of American singer, dancer and choreographer Toni Basil.
In the first of two programmes Toni takes a close look at the British approach to dance, then adds her own distinctive video style.
Designer JOHN COLEMAN
Produced and directed by ALAN WALSH BBC Manchester
(Part 2: next week)

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