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7.20, 7.45, 8.20
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The latest pop news with Mike Smith
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Russell Grant presents your stars from an unusual location.
Presenting the optimistic, indestructible panther who is permanently in-the-pink. Little Beau Pink Bear de Guerre
Pink Package Plot 'Pink Panther' theme by HENRY MANCINI
just switch off your television set and go out and do something less boring instead?
Puzzles, hobbies, games and jokes from the Belfast gang. What does a vampire doctor say to his patients?
Sean-Paul will answer that question in an a-peeling way!
Words, words, words, so many words
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Stuart Bradley Guests
Liz Watts , Bruce Thompson Story: Only Me by PENNY CASDAGLI
with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale Weather News
1.27 Regional News
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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. (Repeat)
Jonathon Porritt talks to Cliff Michelmore
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A monthly magazine programme for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
Songs, jokes and stories at the seaside with Mike Amatt and his shaggy Old English sheepdog.
Mike turns a handful of seashells into a moonmonster, Mop wears a funny hat, and the children decide that the dodgems are their favourite fairground ride.
BBC Manchester
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A drama series in eight parts 5: Going to Canada
After their ship is torpedoed in the Atlantic during the war, 11 British children are stranded on a small island. As the weeks go by they begin to feel the outside world has quite forgotten them. and AUDREY STARK ,
NICHOLAS LAURENTZ , CLARE MARSHALL
JULIE MARSHALL ,
JONATHAN TAYLOR. PAT SAUNDERS ,
PETER TUNSTALL , DAVID ABBOTT
RONALD FRANCE
DERMOD JUDGE
Directed by NATHANIEL GUTMAN Produced by ELISABETH WOLTERS-ALFS
with Johnny Ball
This week Johnny airs his views on Plain Planes and Flights of Fancy.
Take off into the world of aerodynamics with the aid of paper darts, boomerangs, kites and the only model jet aircraft in the world.
So don't get the wind up - give yourself a lift. Written by JOHNNY BALL Music PETER MOSS
Director TIM BYFORD
Producer ALBERT BARBER BBC Bristol
with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey followed by Weather News
Why is Terry practising his putting? He swings into action again live from the Television Theatre.
starring
Reflections
While the school is buzzing at the prospect of the upcoming prom, Holly Laird's behaviour becomes a matter for concern; she's not eating, but only Lydia seems to recognise the danger signals ... Written by PATRICIA JONES and DONALD REIKER Directed by VALERIE LANDSBURG
with John Humphrys
Weather News IAN MCCASKILL
Ludovic Kennedy introduces the first of five programmes this week to mark the 40th anniversary of the atomic bomb being dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Tonight:
Nagasaki - Return Journey Early in August 1945 the Second World War came to an end with the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. Forty years later two Britons return to Nagasaki, the city they saw destroyed. Leonard Cheshire, yc, the legendary bomber pilot, was Britain's representative on the American atomic bombing mission to Nagasaki. He is still convinced that the atom bomb dropped on Nagasaki was a necessary end to the war and is 'the price that's been paid for the removal of the scourge of world war from our earth'.
Geoffrey Sherring was a British prisoner-of-war in a camp only a mile from the centre of the A-bomb explosion. Although he only just escaped death, he welcomed the bomb: 'Here at last our friends had a weapon that might release us without being killed.'
But the people of Nagasaki remain certain that the atom bombing of their city can never be justified, and that even to possess nuclear weapons is wrong. For them, suffering and death was too high a price to pay for peace. Film cameraman IAN STONE
Film editor STEPHEN SAMPSON Executive producer ELWYN PARRY JONES
Producer DENYS BLAKEWAY
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starring
Robert Mitchum
Lee Majors
Valerie Perrine
When the high-powered advertising agency of Porter and Stripe is som to an 'outside interest' some bizarre and disturbing changes take place. Two employees - Philip Morgan and Sam Goldstein - investigate the mysterious new head of the company and make a terrifying discovery....
Produced by ROBERT LANTOS and STEPHEN J. ROTH Screenplay by NOEL HYND
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