with Frank Bough and Selina Scott who welcome to the studio their morning guest Kiri Te Kanawa
For timetable see Monday. Including today:
Glynn Christian with more advice from the Breakfast Time kitchen; and Alan Titchmarsh answers your gardening queries.

10.50 Pages from Ceefax

with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale Weather BILL GILES
12.57 Regional News (London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

In the second of her series on embroidery, Jan Beaney shows how to produce designs which are inspired by our everyday surroundings, and music from Elaine Delmar. Editor PETER HERCOMBE

A See -Saw programme with Carol Chell and Don Spencer
Musical director PETER GOSLING Produced by CHRISTINE HEWITT Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

Last of five programmes on how to reduce your risks Early Warnings
Which is the cancer you can find and prevent before you've even got it? Are there any tests to find a cancer at an early stage? Is there any point in knowing any sooner than you need to? Dr Michael O'Donnell answers these questions and finds out the truth about the curability of cancer. Film editor AL GELL
Producer ANNA JACKSON For free booklet, send your name and address on a postcard to
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I've never seen anything like it in all my life!
Presenter lain Lauchlan Guest Carol Chell
Story: Winnie the Pooh Goes Visiting by A. A. MILNE Illustrated by E. H. SHEPARD

Stop That Pigeon

by JOAN EADINGTON Read by Tina Heath for Jackanory
2: The Missing Money

The nature magazine with the latest news on our wildlife.
Introduced by Su Ingle and Michael Jordan
A great climax to the series with stunning film of Su eavesdropping on a pair of wild otters playing in the snow on their home-made ice slide. Mike watches red kites, one of our rarest birds of prey, feeding on a council rubbish tip in Wales. And Simon King has succeeded in filming a blue tit stealing the cream from a milk bottle -shot from the inside of the milk bottle. Assistant producers ALASTAIR FOTHERGILL and MOIRA MANN Producer MIKE BEYNON BBC Bristol

with Roy Castle
Fiona Kennedy and Norris McWhirter - who explore the longest, shortest,. highest, lowest, rarest, deepest, greatest - more people and things with a place in the record books. Designer PAUL haines
Producer ALAN RUSSELL

Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

Rhino Rescue Narrated by David Attenborough
Ponderous and prehistoric, lordly and loud - herds of white rhino once roamed the savannahs of southern Africa in their thousands. By the turn of the century barely 25 survived - shot almost to extinction by trophy hunters.
Once again the Umfolozi Reserve in Natal is a checker-board of rhino territories - each a fascinating story of family life, each with a solitary male, like a medieval knight staking claim to his territory and his female. Photographed and directed by RODNEY BORLAND
Commentary written by BRIAN JACKMAN
Film editor JIM CRYAN
Produced by CAROLINE WEAVER BBC Bristol
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for the Daihatsu Trophy Introduced by John Craven from Marken in Holland.
Can the massive
Englishman, Geoff Capes , competing against the toughest strongmen in Europe in a spectacular contest of muscle, endurance and character, regain the title that he so narrowly lost last year.... The competitors: From
Holland Simon Wulfse-17 stone
Ex-docker from Rotterdam and the current title holder. From Austria
Stefan Laggner - 21 stone Austria's best Olympic lifter and a locksmith by trade.
From Northern Ireland
Allan Crossley -19 stone
Former British arm-wrestling champion and currently 'Britain's Strongest Man'.
From West Germany
Rudolf Kuster - 19^ stone
Five times German Olympic lifting champion and a competitor with enormous potential.
From Sweden
Lasse Noren - 19 stone
Sweden's top powerlifter, and at 23 the contest's youngest competitor. From Norway
Torkel Ravndal - 22 stone
The charismatic powerlifter is the oldest competitor at an amazing 48 years of age! From England
Geoff Capes - 23 stone The reigning 'World's
Strongest Man' and arguably the best strategist. From Holland
Ab Wolders - -19 stone
The nightclub bouncer from Rotterdam is currently
'Holland's Strongest Man'. Produced in association with TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL
Videotape editor JOHN PAROUSSI BBC engineering manager GEOFF RATHBONE
BBC production team
DOREEN MUNDEN , PETER GOURD BBC television presentation SIMON BETTS

A mystery in six parts by MICHAEL J. BIRD
2: Shadows
'Stay out of the channel between the farmhouse and the island.' But for
Catherine Durrell the enigma of the ghostly island poses questions that must be answered....
Music composed by JOHNNY PEARSON
Script editor BRIAN WRIGHT
Costume designer DAVID BEETON DesignerBOB SMART
Producer VERE LORRIMER Director DAVID MALONEY
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with John Humphrys

Weatherman

Heart of Darkness
Undercover cops Crockett and Tubbs enter the twilight world of porno-movie making to trap Al Margolis a vicious underworld criminal wanted for murder, bribery and the corruption of minors. Their investigations are hindered by the intervention of the FBI who already have an agent, Artie Rollins, working undercover on the case. But which side of the law is
Rollins really on? Even the FBI are no longer certain.
As they become more deeply drawn into the labyrinths of corruption and suspicion the two detectives find the only people they can depend upon are each other....
Written by DANIEL PYNE
Directed by JOHN L. MOXEY

with Barry Norman Beverly Hills Cop:
Eddie Murphy plays a streetwise Detroit detective who causes havoc in sedate Beverly Hills.
Ordeal by Innocence:
Donald Sutherland and Faye Dunaway head an all-star cast in the film of Agatha Christie 's favourite thriller. Dance with a Stranger:
Rupert Everett , Ian Holm and Miranda Richardson talk about filming the true story of Ruth Ellis , the last woman in Britain to be hanged for murder.
A round-up of this year's Oscar nominations. Director JONATHAN DENT Producer JUDY LINDSAY

starring
Eye of the Beholder
The night court staff tries to boost the spirits of burly bailiff Bull Shannon who signs up as a volunteer father and then learns that he's been rejected in case he frightens the children.
Written by LARRY BALMAGLA Directed by JEFF MELMAN