with Frank Bough and Debbie Greenwood Including this morning: More fashion ideas from Beverley Alt
Amin Ali wouldn't take no for an answer. A teenage immigrant from Bangladesh, he hadn't a penny to his name but he wanted to open his own small restaurant. He worked as an underpaid waiter - to learn the trade. But when the time came no bank would give him the necessary security.
But he stuck to his ambition to do something new for Indian cuisine, and the breaks came. Or was it plain persistence? In just five years he's opened four restaurants. And none of them is small. Presented by Harold Williamson Film editor DAVID LEE
Producer JENNY CROPPER (R)
Whatfruit, never straight
Goes with custard on a plate ? Presenters Elizabeth Watts Wayne Jackman
Story: The Doorbell Rang by PAT HUTCHINS
with Richard Whitmore and Sue Carpenter
News Headlines with subtitles
Weather News MICHAEL fish
A See-Saw programme
by Eric Charles
(R)
The Rothmans Grand Prix
STEVE DAVIS and TERRY GRIFFITHS will need no introductions, and no quarter will be given if the two old rivals have qualified to continue their green baize battling.
DAVID VINE has news of this nine-frame match, together with the contestants on the other table, as he reviews the first round results.
by Peter Firmin
On a shelf, in a sitting room, are a wooden boat and a china house. Victor, the smallest sailor in the world, lives on the boat and sets out to find a friend to live in the house.
Read by Matilda Thorpe
with Don Spencer
'An amazing assortment of pieces and bits. Though it doesn't seem possible, you have to admit that somehow or other the pieces all fit ...' How many creatures can you spot popping out of the water?
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Percussion WILL HILL
Bass DAVE ROSE . Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Production BARBARA RODDAM
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Treasure of Monte Zoom 7: All That Glitters or Baby it's Gold Outside (R)
A cartoon series starring that favourite alley-cat Heathcliff, the terror of the town, in Smoke Gets in my Eyes
Much Ado about Bedding
A new approach to the art of making pictures. with Tony Hart , Joanna Kirk and Mr Bennett Bits and Pieces
Tony and Joanna make pictures from odd bits and pieces that the caretaker is throwing out.
There's a special report from a school in Exeter, a homemade drinks dispenser and an over-active can of drink!
Watch out for your work in today's Gallery.
Director MARTYN SUKER
Assistant producer CLAIRE wiNYARD Producer CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON
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by IAN RENWICK
Jamie Dodds wants to be the next Steve Cram. When Ruth Edwards befriends him, sponsors him for the school run and comes to watch, he feels encouraged to do his best. However, his older brother, Roy, knows about
Mrs Edwards's empty house.
Executive producer ANGELA BEECMNG
Director EDWARD PUGH (R)
Presented by Angela Rippon
Once again teams who work together and play together test their general knowledge in Team Challenge, their selected subject in Spotlight and their word power in In a Spin, when they compete for the 1986 title of Masterteam.
Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey present the latest pictures, stories and events of the day from Britain and around the world
Weather News JOHN KETTLEY
London Plus, Spotlight Points West,Look East Look North, South Today
North West Tonight Midlands Today
Terry told us before he went away he'd let nothing pass his lips except gruel and hard tack.
Was it true? Is there less of him than there was?
A feature-length episode
Patrick Duffy
Return to Camelot
... where foreign interference shakes the kingdom and even J.R. must ally with Cliff Barnes and the other oil barons to protect their interests. Sue Ellen starts looking for a knight in tarnished armour, as Ray discovers that a Texan's castle is not necessarily a home. Meanwhile, Pam wakes to a shock and Jenna to another heartache ...
Written by LEONARD KATZMAN and MITCHELL WAYNE KATZMAN Directed by LEONARD KATZMAN
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by the Conservative Party (Also on BBC2 at 10.55 pm)
with Julia Somerville and John Humphrys Regional News Weather News
A Revolution Remembered
Narrated by Michael Bryant Thirty years ago this week the Hungarians rose against communist oppression and the Soviet occupation of their country. For five days an untrained army of students and workers fought the Red Army for control of the streets of Budapest and the right to choose their own way of life.
Cry Hungary is the story of the revolution told by some of those who took part, among them:
Danny Benedikti , now a taxi driver from Oldham, then a 16-year-old apprentice with a machine gun;
Lucy Szalay , now in the USA, then a schoolgirl who was shot by the Secret Police;
Stephen Vizinczey , writer, then a student organiser;
Greg Pongratz , now a farmer in Arizona, then the Commander of the Corvin group whose young army inflicted such damage on the Russians it became a legend. They and others remember their revolution and salute the friends who were among the 20,000 who died.
Camera IAN KENNEDY. CHRIS SEAGER Sound BRIAN BIFFIN. CHRIS KING
Assistant producer TTBOR FISCHER Film editor GRAHAM SHIPHAM Producer JEREMY BENNETT
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Introduced by Steve Rider featuring tonight's three big sporting events:
European Football
Action and news from a busy programme of second-round matches. Of the British survivors RANGERS, CELTIC and DUNDEE UNITED were drawn at home in tonight's first leg, while WREXHAM had to travel to Spain to play
REAL ZARAGOZA.
International Snooker from the Hexagon, Reading Two more matches are decided this evening, with ALEX HIGGINS expected to meet REX WILLIAMS , and TONY KNOWLES taking on DOUG MOUNT JOY for a place in The Rothmans
Grand Prix quarter-finals. Commentators
TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON
Amateur Boxing
At Bletchley Leisure Centre many of England's
Commonwealth Games gold medallists - led by JOHN LYON - face a tough night's work in the George
Wimpey International against Poland, one of the strongest nations in Europe. Commentator
HARRY CARPENTER
Television presentation: Snooker NICK HUNTER Boxing BOB DUNCAN Studio producer CHARLES BALCHIN
Editor JOHN ROWLINSON Videos:
FA Cup Final 64 - West Ham v Preston NE, BBCV/B 4022;
FA Cup Final 77 - Man Utd v Liverpool, BBCV/B 4023;
McGuigan v Pedroza - The WBA
World Featherweight Championship June 1985, BBCV/B 5027 availabk from retailers
