starts your day with news, sport, weather and travel available to all viewers whether or not they have teletext sets.

with Frank Bough and Selina Scott Timetable:
National and international news on the hour and the half hour with Sue Carpenter
The weather forecast from
Francis Wilson at
6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25 and 8.55
News, weather and travel around the country at
6.57, 7.27, 7.57 and 8.27
Including this morning:
Among the guests at the start of Royal Wedding week are
Pam Ayres with a poem for a princess-to-be, and the doyen of royal correspondents Godfrey Talbot ; plus
Steve Blacknell 's hot pop gossip; and at 8.32
Consumer Report from Lynn Faulds Wood

I like peace I like quiet
Presenter Jane Hardy Guests
lain Lauchlan , Johnny Ball Story: Taken for a Ride by CHRIS GALER

with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale
News Headlines with subtitles

Weather News BILL GILES

A See-Saw programme. (R)

(E)
News and information for the hearing impaired on Ceefax page 291

with Tessa Sanderson
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Vacation Trip Trap (R)

The Zippy Mississippi Race (R)

Noel Buys a Suit
Noel has looked after the house since his mother died and everything was just fine until his father decided to remarry. Noel isn't at all sure about his new stepmother and even less sure about wearing a new suit for the wedding. Produced by KIT HOOD and LINDA SCHUYLER (R)

with Simon Groom and Janet Ellis

It was Christmas Eve 1974 and, in the northern Australian city of Darwin, people were celebrating the start of the holiday. Many didn't hear the radio warnings - a fearsome cyclone with 175 mph winds was heading straight for them. Eleven years later Janet reports from Darwin, meets some of the survivors and discovers how the city - which was totally destroyed - has been rebuilt.
(Ceefax subtitles)

Presented by Rolf Harris Today's theme is fishing, with classic cartoons starring Tom and Jerry and Barney Bear.
Production DAVID PLATT

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell followed by Weather News

John Stapleton
Linda Mitchell and Caroline Righton bring you all tonight's headlines from London and the south east plus the interviews that will make tomorrow's talking points. The London Plus reporters are with the people making the news. Plus all the day's sport from michael WALE Producer JANE DRABBLE Editor PHILIP HARDING

Time for another visit live to the Television Theatre set amid the bucolic boskiness of Shepherd's Bush Green, ablaze with colour and vivacity. The sidewalk cafes with their gay striped awnings, the young people in pink and blue and purple - and that's only the hair.
Flamingoes strut over the green. Parakeets and cockatoos swoop in the trees.

1967
Hippies and flower power reach Britain's shores and the message is 'All you need is love'.
The news - China undergoes Cultural Revolution, the Torrey Canyon goes aground, there's trouble in Aden and the Six Day War breaks out.
The Beatles sing to the world, pirate radio sinks and breathalysers hit motorists. The music - The Kinks
Procol Harum
The Jimi Hendrix Experience The Beatles
The Rolling Stones The Doors
Videotape editor DAVE RIXON
Research RORY SHEEHAN , DAVID SINCLAIR Producer SUE MALLINSON

A compilation of some of the most outrageous moments from the riotous Carry On films.
Featuring, among many others, Sidney James Hattie Jacques
Kenneth Williams
Joan Sims , June Whitfield Frankie Howerd Charles Hawtrey Kenneth Connor
Bernard Bresslaw
Terry Scott , Jim Dale Produced by PETER ROGERS
Directed by GERALD THOMAS (R)

by RICHARD COTTAN and BOB GOODY
Unemployed but not looking for work, Cage and Moon, latter day Likely Lads, find Nancy, a stripper, who's willing to pay the bills and Arch, landlord of the Sun, who's willing for nothing. They stick together by necessity - the necessity to avoid Keith and Alan, two heavies who enjoy their work.
Escape to the Sun Featuring with Sound GRAHAM WILKINSON
Lighting GRAHAM RIMMINGTON Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Studio director SUSAN BELBIN Producer JOHN KILBY

John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad Regional News Weather News

A Triple Heritage written and presented by ALI A. MAZRUI Global Africa
The last programme in the series looks at Africa's changing relationships with the outside world. Where the French once built churches in Africa, All Mazrui now finds Africans erecting mosques in France. Where African views once went unheard, now some 50 African countries are represented at the United
Nations. 'The global order is being revised,' says Mazrui, 'and the mighty don't like it in the least.'
In North America Mazrui explores the position of 'the other Africans', the 30 million black Americans whose forebears arrived as slaves, and discusses their potential as a black lobby for Africa.
He sees the coming of another power group, a black-governed South Africa, backed by all that country's mineral might.... and maybe nuclear muscle as well. Film editor JEFF SHAW
Series producer PETER BATE
Executive producer DAVID HARRISON * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

From the floor of the majestic Tower Ballroom, Blackpool, David Jacobs hosts the third heat of the series where the title holders
MIDLANDS AND WEST are dancing against SCOTLAND
Charles Nove has all the facts and figures and, this week, the music of Bert Kaempfert is highlighted by resident maestro Andy Ross and the World Latin Champions Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather. Arranged by ERIC D. MORLEY Sound ALAN FOX
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Designer STEPHEN SHARRATT Director PETER FITTON Producer SIMON BETTS

Jimmy Perry presents another bill of variety acts of the 1930s and 40s, including GUS ELAN, THE TWO LESLIES, THE JOE LOSS BAND and WILL HAY.
Written by JIMMY PERRY Producer DON SAYER (R)