with Frank Bough and Nick Ross
Including this morning:
Zoe's View: Breakfast Time's teenage correspondent
Zoe Brown files her latest report; Glynn Christian learns another recipe from a young cook; and Richard Smith takes your medical calls on his topic of the week -dial [number removed].
Thinking his friend Jim might have been drowned,
Huck, tired, wet and hungry, staggered to a stately
Southern mansion. The
Grangerfords took him in but suspected he was really a Shepherdson. a family with whom they are feuding. Huck wants to leave but realises he must wait around in case Jim is still alive.
19: The Thing About Feudin' (For cast see page 34. R)
just switch off your television set and go out and do something less boring instead?
Out and about at the People's Palace, Glasgow Green, Alan and Ross demonstrate the art of soccer tennis and Sam and Julie discover an unusual way of eating biscuits. (R)
You can try to move like a robot
With a clink and a clank and a whirr
Presenter Ben Thomas Guest Alison Rose Story: Me and My Flying Machine by MARIANNA AND MERCER MAYER
from Edgbaston. First day
Only six Anglo-Australian tests have been played in Birmingham, with England winning by two matches to one. Australia also have the dubious distinction of making their lowest-ever score in the Ashes Tests when they were bowled out for 36 - 83 years ago!
Introduced by PETER WEST scorer WENDY WIMBUSH
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JIM LAKER , TOM GRAVENEY SAYILLINGWORTH '^presentation
MIKE ADLEY , ALAN GRIFFITHS â– roaucer keith Mackenzie
With Moira Stuart
Weather News MICHAEL FISH
1.22 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
A See-Saw programme
with Fred Harris
Today it's the Chockabloke who puts the block into the chockablock block slot and rocks the Rockablocks to find words that ring Chockablock's rhyme chime.
(R)
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from Edgbaston
PETER WEST introduces this afternoon's play.
4.18 Regional news
by Joanne and Michael Cole
Gran finds tobogganing too tame!
(R)
The hooves of shire horses sound through the streets of Devizes on their daily brewer's round. And then...holiday.
(R)
Chuka Lassie teaches a lazy dog how to become a good sheepdog.
Featuring teams of disabled young people from the north-east of England from The Dolphin Leisure Centre, Darlington between Tyneside
PERCY HEDLEY SCHOOL, Newcastle and THE CEDARS SCHOOL, Gateshead Wearside
BARBARA PRIESTMAN SCHOOL, Sunderland and Teesside
SALTERS LANE SCHOOL, Darlington and THE ENDEAVOUR SCHOOL, Middlesbrough Introduced by Ron Pickering with guests
Cathy White and Ronan Tynan
Engineering manager JOHN CROWTHER
Producer PETER CHARLTON
Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey present the latest pictures, stories and events of the day from Britain and around the world followed by Weather News
by Bev Doyle.
'It was the drugs that made him that way, it wasn't him really. He's changed now, you'll see'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)
A magical mystery tour of our own flesh and blood in eight parts. with Dr Graeme Garden
Dr Alan Maryon Davis Dr Gillian Rice and an audience of intrepid volunteers. 4: Skin Talk e A flea's-eye view of the largest, heaviest, dustiest organ in the whole body - the skin. Discover how it gives you away with its colour changes, smells and secretions and how it makes secret weapons to fight your enemies. And thrill to the sounds of the world's first skin orchestra.
Producer SUSAN SPINDLER
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Programme associate JOHN JUNKIN Editor DAVID FILKIN
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Starring Les Dennis and Dustin Gee
More fast-moving comedy and music featuring Les and Dustin with their impressions and characters.
They are joined this week by comedian Gary Wilmott and music is provided by the talented newcomer Jani.
(R)
with Frances Coverdale and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather News BILL GILES
A special two-part presentation of the best selling novel by STEPHEN KING starring
1: Writer Ben Mears returns to his home town, Salem's Lot, drawn by forces he cannot comprehend. He is especially fascinated by the Marsten Mansion, now occupied by the ominous Mr Straker. Soon the young writer is caught up in a terrifying and seemingly inexplicable world of menace and horror....
Screenplay by PAUL MONASH
Produced by RICHARD KOBRITZ Directed by TOBE HOOPER (R) (Part 2 next Thursday)
Presented by Simon Murray (Foreign Legion 1960-5)
For the first time, the Foreign Legion, founded by King Louis Philippe , opened its doors to a television team.
This film is a unique record of the Legion's idiosyncratic traditions and people. Film editor RICHARD SEEL Written and produced by JEREMY HUNTER (R)
