6.45 Technology: Television
7.10 Which Test to Use
7.35 Ethnic Minorities: Colour
8.0 Cellular Immunology
with Cheryl Baker and Mark Curry
A live, fun-packed entertainment full of music, laughter, adventure and ideas to help you enjoy your summer Saturday.
Les Dawson takes the morning off from rehearsals for his new summer show to pop in for a chat and a laugh (but knowing him there'll be lots!).
A cast of thousands? Not quite, but the studio is packed with guests including bands, majorettes, cyclists and pop stars.
Fancy painting your jacket? Brilliant do - they're a great band and they're performing live and showing their
'brilliant' ideas for cheering up boring clothes.
Join the Clangers cult - see their latest adventure today and fasten your seatbelts for another nerve-tingling escapade with the glamorous and unlucky Penelope Pitstop. Gossip galore with gorgeous Gary. The musical Mr Davies presents the best and latest videos, including a few exclusives, as well as giving us the lowdown on the pop highlife.
Do you want to be a movie star or a famous film director? Then keep your ears open and your pencil sharp because there's news today of a fabulous competition that could be the start of your road to stardom. Move over Steven Spielberg ! The address for all competitions and letters is: The Saturday Picture Show, BBCtv, PO Box 40,
Manchester M60 1FR Don't forget to write!
Executive producer CRISPIN EVANS More moviefax on Ceefax 187 0 BACK PAGES: 102
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1.5 pm News Summary
Weather News Bill Giles
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Featuring Wimbledon 86 and Cricket
Timetable* 11.0 Cricket 1.10 Tennis
*Timings are subject to alteration
Wimbledon 86
The 100th Lawn Tennis Championships: Ladies' Singles Final
Martina has won four of these on the bounce and if Eastbourne is any guide, and that's what it's there for, she should join the much-revered Mlle Suzanne Lenglen on five. Astonishingly Dan Maskell's will be the first voice you'll hear.
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Cricket: Third Test: Cornhill Insurance Series: England v India
At the time of writing bits of the nation had been whipped to near frenzy from Mexico, Gavaskar was thrashing the bowling all over Headingley, and the berry and grape were as yet untroubled at the All England. It doesn't follow necessarily, but at the time of reading, England could be World Soccer Champions and the Tests could be square, Jo Durie could be waiting to go on court, and Bernard Manning could be introducing Songs of Praise. Oh ye of little faith. Benaud, Lewis, Illingworth and Willis line up at Edgbaston - bit thin on batting perhaps?
with Jan Leeming Weather News
Starring Kenneth More, Lauren Bacall
In 1905 a rebellion on India's North West Frontier threatens the life of a young Hindu prince. Captain Scott, a British officer, rescues the boy and sets out with a small group on an old steam locomotive, making a perilous journey through rebel territory. Scott, his passengers and a few soldiers are faced not just with the marauding tribesmen, but with a traitor in their midst.
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Bob Monkhouse presents another edition of his international comedy showcase, featuring this week the wit and comic observations of David Frost , the zany surrealist outlook of American star Emo Philips and humour with music from The Flying Pickets. Featuring
THE HARRY STONEHAM BAND Programme associate NEIL SHAND Script associate DENNIS BERSON Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER
with Jan Leeming Weather News
from Olso
The Bislett Games
STEVE CRAM heads a quality field in the Dream Mile, the race in which he shattered the world record last summer. Also appearing on tonight's busy programme, the double world record holder SAID AOUITA, and an attempt on the 10,000 metres record by the local favourite INGRID KRISTIANSEN. Commentary by DAVID COLEMAN , RONPICKERING and STUART STOREY
Introduced by DAVID ICKE with BRENDAN FOSTER
Television presentation NRK, Norway Producers
JOHN SHREWSBURY and JIM RESIDE Editor JOHN ROWLINSON Sport videos:
Harry Carpenter 's Videobook of Sport,
Vol 1, BBCV/B 5011 Vol 2, BBCV/B 5019 from retailers
The two first ladies of the New York Police Department starring an A Safe Place
There was a time when crooks stole money; now it's Plutonium, and the two detectives find the task of hunting the thief hindered by government interference. As another birthday approaches Christine broods on time passing, while Mary Beth tries to decipher real estate jargon as the dream house moves nearer to reality.
Written by GEORGIA JEFFRIES
Directed by ALEXANDER SINGER
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Match of the Day Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM
Tonight one of the 128 ladies in the draw will be richer by £126,000.
Highlights of this afternoon's action, while
GERALD WILLIAMS looks forward to tomorrow's
Men's championship Final. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS
BARRY DAVIES , MARK COX
BILL THRELFALL, ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE Television presentation
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , FRED VINER ALASTAIR SCOTT , WENDY SHEPPARD Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v India Third day
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of today's play from Edgbaston
Producer Keith Mackenzie
