with Frank Bough and Debbie Greenwood Including this morning:
Zoe Brown presents her final report; and Dr Richard Smith takes calls on medical problems on [number removed]
Edinburgh 1986 Introduced by Steve Rider
Bowls
Pride of place for the bowlers. The Singles and Fours for men and women dominate the Games' activity this morning. Medals will be known by tomorrow night.
Athletics
Qualifying events in the early part of the day, but a treat of an afternoon. A check that all's well from the Village.
Shooting
Progress reports on the Full Bore Rifle final, and the Small Bore Rifle individual event, plus the Skeet - that's shotguns.
with Frances Coverdale and Sue Carpenter
News Headlines with subtitles
Weather News BILL GILES
A See-Saw programme
by Roger Hargreaves
(R)
Edinburgh 1986 Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Athletics
Playing lead to a packed house at Meadowbank, the finalists in the 800m and 200m, the Men's 5,000m and the Women's Javelin.
Your programme of finals as follows:
2.0 Men's Long Jump begins Nigeria would have been in the medals, now it's likely to be sweetness and HONEY of Australia.
2.35 Men's High Jump
The whole of Scotland is looking up to GEOFF PARSONS.
3.15 Women's 800m
Get ready with the Welsh flag. KIRSTY MCDERMOTT is in for something.
3.30 Mens 800m
Those in the know mostly say COE, but they've been wrong before. If he's favourite for this, he's more likely to win on Saturday in the 1500m.
STEVE CRAM, TOM MCKEAN and PETER ELLIOTT will all fancy a slice of this one.
3.35 Women's Javelin
Can't really look past the English girls, providing the talking has stopped. FATIMA to win?
4.0 Women's 200m
MERLENE OTTEYPAGE, in that order, for Jamaica, Providing....
4.25 Men's 5, 000m
BRENDAN FOSTER may be the man to listen to for this one. Apparently OVETT,
HUTCHINGS. BUCKNER and Mum's names have been mentioned, in passing.
5.5 Men's 200m
It should be close, but not like the inseparable WELLS and MCFARLANE in Brisbane. BEN
JOHNSON should be quite clear by the tape.
After all that and a few medal ceremonies and interviews, there's some Bowls,
Badminton and Shooting to tidy up.
Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton present the latest pictures, stories and events around the world
followed by Weather News
by Peter Batt.
'This isn't the most romantic setting for a wedding proposal, is it darling?'
(Ceefax Subtitles)
A magical mystery tour of our own flesh and blood with Dr Graeme Garden
Dr Alan Maryon Davis Dr Gillian Rice and an audience of intrepid volunteers
What a Mouthful!
An insider's view of a typical set of British gnashers.
How strong they are; how we can stop them falling out; and how they can sometimes help solve crime.
Find out more about what's really going on inside your mouth, with the help of a circus star, a health-conscious ferret and a giant toothbrush.
Producer SUSAN SPINDLER
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Programme associate JOHN JUNKIN Series editor david FILKIN
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A series of programmes by ARLINE WHITTAKER starring
When Elsie decides that life would be more convenient if she and Sharon worked a flexi-time system, she doesn't realise that she is stirring up industrial unrest and her ideas look like causing chaos.
Executive producer ROGER RACE Produced and directed by MIKE STEPHENS
BBC Manchester (R)
John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad
Regional News Weather News
Edinburgh 1986 [ntroduced by Desmond Lynam
Looking back, and through these pages, it's got to have been one of those wonderful running, throwing, jumping days at the Athletics stadium and highlights of it all are right here. The stories of what went wrong, the medals for those who got it right, the record books to prove the facts hereafter.
The Bowlers are almost through, but it's still all up in the air at the Badminton.
They've been chasing each other round the Velodrome at Meadowbank in Cycling's Team Pursuit final.
There's still much more Wrestling and Shooting to come and it's only day eight.
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starring
Kiss Your Epaulets Goodbye 'Goodbye. That was Carlton your doorman speaking'.
Rhoda's complaints result in the voice on the intercom being replaced, but she hasn't reckoned on Carlton's mother - somewhat like her own in some respects!
Written by MICHAEL LEESON Directed by ROBERT MOORE
