with Frank Bough and Nick Ross
Including this morning: Denise Robertson and Sally Hawkins offer more advice on personal problems; Alan Titchmarsh reports from the garden;
Glynn Christian is on hand with another summertime recipe; and at 9.4 Steve Blacknell and Adrian Mills present their Summertime Special.
Dudley, the pride of the Canadian Mounties, digs for treasure.
Finding Gold (R)
The boys visit a ranch belonging to Peter's aunt, and find a strange welcome awaiting them. (R)
The Newsround team on tour - this week in the south east. Presented by John Craven from the stage of the Radio 1 Roadshow. Featuring another of BBC Radio's Young Achievers, and today's Special Delivery report from Roger Finn.
Pottsylvania Creeper 5: Stop that Plant! (R)
A new approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart, Margot Wilson and Mr Bennett the caretaker
What's the Big Idea?
Where does Tony get his ideas for pictures? How does Margot start on an idea? And how can Mr Bennett be given an idea? From patterns in nature and magazine cut-outs to a huge stacking-chair sculpture. Watch out for more of your work in the Gallery. (R)
Pottsylvania Creeper
6: All You Need is Love (R)
Why is the sea always restless?
How do you make a band stand?
Presenter Fraser Wilson Guests
Sarah Long , Lionel Morton Story: King Canute (traditional) (R)
Video, Play School BBCV/B 9011. from retailers
with Chris Lowe and Sue Carpenter
News Headlines with subtitles
Weather News MICHAEL FISH
A See-Saw programme
by Peter Firmin andà Oliver Postgate
Bagpuss, an old cloth cat, lives with his friends in the window of Emily's shop... where anything can happen.
(R)
Video, BBC Children's Favourites BBCV/B 9000, from retailers
Harry goes into hospital totally unaware of the starring role he is destined to play in a world-wide surgical telecast.
Heidi's grandfather promises to spend the winter in the village. Klara has written from Frankfurt to say that soon she will be visiting Heidi.
The Family Doctor (R) (For cast see page 35)
Everyone knows that the talented can be temperamental, but that's no excuse when Leroy is increasingly late for rehearsals. In fact, it may lose him the lead in a school production.
(R)
(For cast see page 35)
Nicholas Witchell and Frances Coverdale present the latest pictures, stories and events of the day from Britain and around the world
followed by Weather News
London Plus, Spotlight
South Today, Points West Look East, Look North North West Tonight Midlands Today
Introduced by Ernie Wise
Highlights from some of the earliest shows made by one of the greatest double-acts this century. Guests featured in this programme from the 1960s are:
The Bachelors Ann Hamilton
Written by s. c. GREEN . R M HILLS Original production COLIN CLEWS BBC Television presentation ROBIN NASH
by Rosemary Mason
'...the police are practically knocking the door down next door...'
(Ceefax subtitles)
starring with
Mark Perrin
Chasing the Dragon by JOHN FOSTER
George Parrish is trying to overcome his addiction to nicotine, while Kate is asked for help by a family which is menaced by a far deadlier drug.
Series created by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN
Producer GERAINT MORRIS
Director FRANK w. SMITH (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Barry Took with your comments in the programme you help to write. Producer PETER GOURD
Please send letters to: Points of View, BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT
0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 72
Julia Somerville and Frances Coverdale present the day's news Regional News Weather News
In 1337 Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince, rode to Launceston Castle to be proclaimed the first Duke of Cornwall. Today, almost 650 years later, the 24th duke, Charles, Prince of Wales, controls the Duchy.
Many of his predecessors hardly knew where Cornwall was, let alone visited it. But Prince Charles is very much the boss when it comes to running the scattered 130,000-acre estate.
Unlike other members of the royal family he receives nothing from the Civil List. His income is entirely dependent upon his management of the Duchy of Cornwall as a business.
It's a delicate, at times difficult, balancing act for the man bom to be king. But, as Jenni Murray reports, the Duchy of today still serves the purpose it did all those years ago when Edward in made his son the first duke.
The estate provides the first-born son of a monarch with independent means and lands and men to manage. Researcher JUDY HILL
Film editor OLIVER WHITE Producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill
0 FEATURE: page 74
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The exciting climax of the 36th consecutive series of Come Dancing.
David Jacobs is your host and Charles Nove the commentator as, after six weeks of enthralling competition at the majestic Tower Ballroom, Blackpool, Home Counties South dance against the victors of last night's semi-final between Midlands and West, the title-holders, and North West.
Appropriately, for their last tribute to the great dance band leaders, musical director Andy Ross and charismatic world latin champions Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather turn their combined talents to the music of the legendary Glenn Miller.
Seven programmes on healthy cooking Presented by Judith Hann
4: Breakfast Like a King.... Lunch Like a Lord
If you think healthy food has to be brown and boring
You're in for a surprise. Even breakfast and light meals can be attractive and tasty, as demonstrated by Shirley Rilla and Jill Cox , two north London caterers;
Joy Larkcom who specialises in unusual salad vegetables; and the doyenne of raw food, Leslie Kenton.
Director CLARE BRIGSTOCKE
Producer JENNY ROGERS (R) (E)
