with Frank Bough and Selina Scott
For timetable of regular events see Monday Plus today:
Titch's Pitch, your gardening phone-in with Alan Titchmarsh between 8.30 and 9.0
Food and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.30 and 9.0

The first of an occasional film series in which Donny MacLeod samples the American life-style, coast-to-coast.
He begins in New York, surviving the breakneck pace of a tourist Saturday - from breakfast at Tiffany's to a midnight view from the Empire State Building. And he relaxes with the millions who spend their Sundays in Central Park. In a skyscraper city this is where everyone lets off steam - and today is Puerto Rico day.
Produced and directed by PETER HERCOMBE
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Pebble Mill

Live coverage of the second day's debates in Brighton. Reporting team:
Vincent Hanna. Lord Scanlon

Presenter Brian Jameson Guest Floella Benjamin

Further live coverage from Brighton

with Richard Whitmore and Sandi Marshall Weather BILL GILES
1.27 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial
Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

A See -Saw programme by PETER FIRMIN and OLIVER POSTGATE
Bagpuss, an old cloth cat, lives with his friends in the window of Emily's shop ... where anything can happen.
Music by SANDRA KERR and JOHN FAULKNER

William Wordsworth Lived Here
Seamus Heaney at Dove Cottage
The Irish poet Seamus Heaney finds new insights into the relationship between a life lived intensely and the poetry produced during the most prolific period of Wordsworth's career.
Producer DAVID HEYCOCK
Director DAVID WILSON

Live coverage of the afternoon's debates.

Presenter Sheelagh Gilbey Guest Stuart Bradley
Story: The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch by RONDA AND DAVID ARMITAGE

Introduced by Tony Hart
(Repeat)

Misadventures with Popeye, the spinach-guzzling cartoon sailor.

with Howard Stableford

Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell present 30 minutes of the latest pictures, stories and events of the day from Britain and around the world.

with Mike Read

A new day and a new time for Britain's most popular music quiz, with this week's guests:
Bob Geldof, King Boomtown Rat; Holly Johnson, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and relaxes on Pop Quiz; Steve Marriot, leader of the Small Faces and Humble Pie now back with his own band
v. Paul Jones, ex-Manfred Mann, ex-Blues Band and West End musical star; Tom Robinson, whose new single 'Rikki don't lose that number' has just been released; P.P. Arnold, legendary soul singer who has worked with everyone from the Rolling Stones to Boy George.

Plus rare archive film clips of Prince, David Bowie and vintage Tina Turner.

Starring Lenny Henry

The first-ever episode of Britain's most successful TV series, featuring tonight those classic ingredients of any comedy show: the news and weather. Also Lenny presents his interpretation of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' - if you can't hear what he's singing, ask your dog.

With Jane Gordon, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Bertice Reading
and Judy Gridley, Carole Hayman, Colin McCormack, Philip Trewin
and featuring Musical Youth

Feature: page 6

by H. G. WELLS dramatised in six episodes by JAMES ANDREW HALL with 1: The Strange Man's Arrival A sinister stranger arrives in the little village of Iping, his face concealed by bandages and dark spectacles.
So begins The Invisible Man, H. G. Wells 's dramatic and exciting scientific romance, one of the first and greatest classics of science fiction ...
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH
Video effects supervisor DAVE JERVIS
Script editor TERRANCE DICKS Designer DON GILES
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director BRIAN LIGHTHILL
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with John Humphrys Weatherman

The first of eight stories about the Special Operations Executive.
Narrated by Michael Bryant
In the desperate summer of 1940 Prime Minister Winston Churchill dreamed of striking back at Hitler's all-conquering armies. Dunkirk had been a humiliation; Paris had fallen: the swastika flew from the Arctic ocean to the Bay of Biscay.
Conventional counter-attack was impossible but a strike from within might just work - sabotage, subversion, and a rising tide of resistance. The idea appealed to Churchill's romantic spirit. He gave Hugh Dalton, his Minister of Economic Warfare, one of the most secret jobs of World War II: he must form a new organisation - the Special Operations Executive.
SOE must infiltrate secret agents into occupied Europe. Where could they find such courageous people? How should they train and equip them? How could SOE breach Hitler's fortress and obey Churchill's command to 'set Europe ablaze'?
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR
Film editor CHRISTOPHER WOOLLEY
Series producer DOMINIC FLESSATI
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER RILEY
FEATURE: page 17

starring with guest star
Tony's Comeback
Louie's grief at being landed with the bill for his uncle's burial is only matched by his happiness over Tony's boxing comeback. Placing a large bet and undermining Tony's confidence comes only too naturally to Louie de Palma. Written by SAM SIMON
Directed by MICHAEL LESSAC

AC/DC
Australia's leading hard rock band kick off a series of six late-night concerts recorded around the world. Tonight's performance was filmed at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.
Introduced by Anne Nightingale
Television presentation TOM CORCORAN