Frank Bough introduces your breakfast-time look at the overnight action from the Olympic Games. Gold medals were won in: Athletics
Decathlon
Women's 200m
Women's Long Jump Fencing
Sabre Team Final Judo
Up to 95kg Category
Synchronised Swimming Duet Final Wrestling
Freestyle - Paperweight Division Featherweight Division
Light Heavyweight Division
Plus the important news and action from the athletic qualifying rounds and semi-finals: men's 1500m, 5,000m and women's 100m hurdles, high jump, 1500m.
Olympic Action Summary with David Icke at 7.5, 8.5, 8.50
(For regular features see Monday)

Introduced by Bob Wilson
Extended coverage of the overnight action from the Olympic Games including:
Athletics Finals: has Daley Thompson added a second gold medal to the one he won in the Moscow Games back in 1980? Two other gold medallists in those Moscow Games, Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett , resume their battle for supremacy in the 1500m. But this time they have World Champion Steve Cram to worry about as well. Also Kathy Cook has been looking to add to her medal collection in the women's
200m.
Boxing: the semi-final stages - with all 24 boxers still in the tournament guaranteed a medal. However the losers at this stage have to settle for bronze. HARRY CARPENTER reports from the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
Synchronised Swimming Final: the first time in the Games for this event-so especially memorable for the medal winners. ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND report from the Olympic swimming-pool.
Plus other Olympic action including archery, basketball, canoeing, hockey semi-finals, judo and wrestling.

with Michael Cole and Frances Coverdale
Weather Jim Bacon

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

Introduced by David Icke XXIII Olympic Games
A regular lunch-time check on all the important action, results and news from yesterday's events in Los Angeles.

A See-Saw programme written by JULIE HOLDER Balloons
Pootle can't blow up his balloon but when Father invents a special pump, Pootle gets a 'bird's eye view' of the situation.
Narration GAY SOPER
Music PAUL READE
Animation DAVID KELLEHAR
Producer DAVID YATES

Further coverage of the day's play
4.18 Regional News (exc London)

Faster than fairies Faster than witches Bridges and houses Hedges and ditches
Presenter Carol Leader Guest Ben Bazell
Story: The Little Country Station by DIANA STOW
Musical director ALAN GOUT Woodwind PETER BEAMONT
Directors BARBARA RODDAM. ROY MILANI Producer SUE PETO
Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

starring Adrian Hedley
Julia Binsted and Paul Shearer with Wilf Lunn
2: What can a three-letter word have to do with this week's jigword?
Written and produced by CLIVE DOIG Director BOB BLAGDEN

A serial in 13 parts
Strange things have been happening ever since Sir Charles decided to build a hotel on land said by the Maoris to be sacred and 'tapu'. Why has the level of the lake risen? Has Sarah Jane really seen a Maori war canoe? 11: Mafeking
Written by ROGER SIMPSON
Executive producer JOHN MCRAE
Producer ROGER LE MESURIER

with Frances Coverdale Weatherman

(For regional details see Monday)

Introduced by Desmond Lynam First Action
From the athletics track, the early rounds of the 4 x 400m relays for men and women; and from Lake Casitas where it's the first finals day in canoeing.
Overnight Action
Including a round-up of the Decathlon, and women's finals of the 200m and long jump, plus the semi-finals of the 5,000m. Also news of the boxing semi-finals, wrestling, canoeing and fencing.

starring Peter Falk
Vie Morrow , Peter Lawford
Harry Connors is a normal, law-abiding citizen until bad news of his father's health makes him desperate for money. Harry works in an insurance office and when he realises how casual some firms are with their money it seems a small thing to divert some of it to his own pocket. Before long, Harry has persuaded his two best friends that one perfect robbery will transform their lives forever.
Screenplay by STEVE SHAGEN and S. S. SCHWEITZER
Directed by BERNARD MCEVEETY Films: page 12

with the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weekend Weather JIM BACON

Tough and rough -but likeable and friendly. Two young cops walk a tight-rope in the world of crime. starring
Paul Michael Glaser as Starsky and David Soul as Hutch
The Omaha Tiger
The wrestling game. Starsky and Hutch investigate one fatal accident too many outside the ring. They soon realise that a racket is being run by a gang of killers - and that they themselves are next on the list for permanent disposal....
Written by EDWARD J. LAKSO Produced by JOSEPH NAAR

by RICHARD WARING starring Geraldine McEwan and Francis Matthews
Like most parents, Anne and Geoffrey Dickens love their children. It's just that their fashions, friends, music and manners seem to make domestic harmony impossible ... 1: The Grand Gesture featuring Royce Mills
Designer TIM GLEESON
Produced and directed by HAROLD SNOAD
10.46 News Headlines; Weather

plays The Beatles from the Liverpool Empire
James Last and his Orchestra nostalgically feature his new arrangements of such well-known titles as 'She loves you', 'All you need is love', 'Michelle' and 'Hey Jude'. Introduced by Ray Moore
Assistant producer STEVE MORRIS Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Athletics Finals featuring the penultimate day of athletics action from the Olympic Stadium which should bring medal chances for Zola Budd and Shirley Strong ; while Cram. Ovett and Olympic champion Coe should be running for places in the 1500m final.
Women's High Jump (at midnight) World record: L. Andonora (Bulgaria) 2.07m 1984
Olympic champion and record holder: S. Simeoni (Ita) 1.97m 1980
Men's Discus (at 1.30 am)
World record: Y Dumehev (USSR) 71.86m 1983
Olympic record: M. Wilkins (USA) 68.28m 1976
Olympic champion: V. Rashchupkin (USSR) Women's 100m Hurdles (at 2.15)
Commonwealth Champion SHIRLEY STRONG was fifth in the World Championships behind four women who now miss the Games.
World record: G. Rabsztyn (Pol) 12.36 1980 Olympic champion and record holder: V. Komissova (USSR) 12.56 1980
Women's 3,000m (at 2.40)
Double World Champion MARY DECKER (USA) has elected to run this event in Los Angeles, bringing a potential duel with ZOLA BUDD , at her preferred distance. WENDY SLY is the British record holder, Commonwealth silver medallist, and was fifth in the World Championship.
World record: S. Ulmasova (USSR) 8:26.78 1982
New Olympic event
Men's 3,000m Steeplechase (at 3.5) World record: H. Rono (Ken) 8:05.4 1978
Olympic record: A. Garderud (Swe) 8:08.02 1976
Olympic champion: B. Malinowski (Pol) Women's 100m Hurdles: semi-finals Men's 4 x 400m Relay: semi-finals
Women's 4 x 400m Relay: semi-finals Men's 1500m: semi-finals. Can the British trio of SEB COE, STEVE CRAM and STEVE OVETT , which has dominated world middle-distance running in recent seasons, all reach the final of this blue riband event? Commentators
DAVID COLEMAN , RON PICKERING
STUART STOREY and BRENDAN FOSTER
Diving Final
Women's
Highboard HAMILTON BLAND reports on the spectacular final dives into the Olympic Pool.
Canoeing Finals
GERALD SINSTADT is at Lake Casitas for today's six finals over 500m for men and women paddlers.
Action - News - Results from other Olympic competition, including archery, judo and wrestling.