Wilma's Vanishing Money (R)

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman
Bob Friend reports on life in the USA.
Sports news from Sally Jones

Presented by John Stapleton Have you got crossed lines over the state of the nation's Phones? In the Hot Seat today is Mike Bett of British Telecom, facing your questions on whether you get the best out of the telephone service.
If you want someone in the Hot Seat, write to Watchdog, BBCtv, Lime
Grove, London W12 7RJ or ring the Watchdog hotline: [number removed]
8.55 Regional News and Weather
9.0 News and Weather

To join the Day to Day audience, ring the hotline on 01-81 11066.

Margo MacDonald finds out how much you need to earn to be better off in a low-paid job than on supplementary benefit. (e)
10.0 News and Weather

Phillip Schofield with programme news and your birthday greetings.

(R)

Tom and Jo make a pretend zoo and Pinny and Victor have an adventurous ride.

with Diana Quick

11.0 News and Weather

A tour of the West Country with Angela Rippon
The Vale of Taunton Deane Angela explores stately homes and churches, goes for a ride on horseback and plays skittles. She also learns about the traditions of cider making and discovers a legend associated with Sir Francis Drake.
Film cameraman clive NORTH Film editor BERNARD GOODSALL Series producer PAUL SMITH Director NICK KENNERLEY

with Pattie Coldwell Bob Wellings and Eamonn Holmes including at
12.0 News and Weather

Presented by Paul Coia All you wanted to know about Britain in the 80s is contained on two laser discs and teams compete to win this treasure trove of information.
12.55 Regional News and Weather

with Martyn Lewis
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

Daphne is annoyed with Dee. Shane has some bad news. Written by Christine mccourt Directed by MANDY SMITH
(For cast see page 4 Shown again tomorrow at 10.5 am)

A See-Saw programme

starring
Eileen Brennan Pernell Roberts
Sara Davis and her husband, Robert, move to the small town of __ Crestridge in Wyoming where he is due to become the hospital administrator.
Appalled by the ineptitude and corruption of the local law enforcers, Sara decides to run for sheriff. But when she wins, her troubles are only just beginning ...
Screenplay by JIM BYRNES Produced by ERV ZAVADA Directed by JUD TAYLOR
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A guide to emergency first aid presented by Dr Alan Maryon Davis
Suppose someone's heart suddenly stopped beating; it might be your father, your mother, your husband or your child. You would have just three minutes to save them. Would you know what to do? (R) (e)
You can learn more at a two-hour session somewhere close to your home. For details and a free leaflet on emergency first aid write to
Save a Life, [address removed] enclosing sae.
Book, Save a Life: An Instructor's Guide, £2.95 from booksellers
Video: The Save a Life video of all six programmes showing the full ABC of resuscitation is available from [address removed]
Tel: [number removed]. Price £59.90 inc VAT and packing
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Phillip Schofield - starting with:

Pinny's House: Pinny and the Paper Glider
by Peter Firmin
Pinny is a wooden doll no bigger than a pin, but she is not afraid to fly.

with Don Spencer
Hey Mum
I've got energy to burn
Show me something
I should learn

A cartoon in six parts
(R)

A cartoon series starring that favourite alley-cat Heathcliff, the terror of the town

A new approach to the art of making pictures. with Tony Hart Margot Wilson and Mr Bennett Country
A country ramble and a flock of sheep, road signs, a rustic collage, vegetable stew and a strange hairy beast!
Watch out for your work in today's gallery.
Director MARTYN SUKER Assistant producer CLAIRE WINYARD
Producer CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON If you are 15 or under and would like to send a picture to the gallery, send your entry to:
Hartbeat. BBCtv. London W3 6XZ There's a prize for any that are shown as long as you put your name, age and address on the back.
But sorry, none can be returned.

with Roger Finn

by LUCY M. BOSTON
Dramatised in four parts by JOHN STADELMAN
3: Tolly meets the other children at last and learns from them about the 'demon tree'.
OB lighting JOHN MASON Designer ALAN SPALD1NG Producer PAUL STONE Director COLIN CANT

Presented by Angela Rippon Last night's game finished halfway through, with one game left to play as the contest reaches the quarter finals. Will any of tonight's teams join the leader board in the quest to become Masterteam 1986? Director PETER fttton
Programme associate ROSALIND GOLD Producer DAVE ROSS

with Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton
Weather IAN MCCASKILL

London Plus, Spotlight Points West, Look East Look North, South Today
North West Tonight Midlands Today

Dr Wogan's live lesson in the philosophy of frivolity lasts for 35 minutes, live from the Television Theatre lecture hall.
Director GEOFF MILES
Producer JON PLOWMAN
Series producer FRANCES whttaker

Selina Scott looks at the best in party dressing, Jeff Banks chooses some last-minute gifts for those leaving the country, and Jane Lomas examines fashion design.
The BBC tries not to broadcast programmes which it believes to be unsuitable for children before 9.0 pm.
After that time parents can be expected to share responsibility for what children are allowed to see. Some programmes after 9.0 pm may be appropriate for an adult audience only.

Bells are Ringing
... but will Pam and Bobby take that familiar walk down the aisle, or will someone expect the groom to do the honourable thing?
Meanwhile, Parmalee's claims grow ever stronger and their implications threaten the very existence of Ewing Oil.
Written by LEAH MARKUS
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Barry Took with your comments in the programme you help to write. Please send letters to:
Points of View. BBCtv Centre. London W12 8QT
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by the Conservative Party (Also on BBC2 at 10.45)

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

Dramatic journeys in five people's lives with Desmond Wilcox
Love Letters
In wartime Lancashire Betty Allen , then 26, went to a GI dance and agreed at the end of it to keep a date with an American air force sergeant. They never kept that date because of a series of accidents, mistimings and his posting to train for one of World War 11's most daring bomber raids. They wrote letters to each other - many of them. But he was shot down over the Ploesti oil fields and reported killed in action. Betty married someone else and the pile of letters - which had become increasingly more loving - was tied in a ribbon. Then
Chuck Bridges surfaced, alive and recovering from wounds, in a prisoner-of-war camp - determined to return to
Britain and marry Betty.
She told him it was too late - the letters between them stopped. Forty years later they met again, Betty a widow, he happily married and living in New Mexico. It was an affectionate reunion in memory of the wartime romance that never happened.
Research PENNY HALLOWES
Film cameraman DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Film editor MARGARET RENWICK Director ALEX MCCALL
Producer DESMOND WILCOX BBC Scotland
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Introduced by Steve Rider Indoor Football from Manchester CHELSEA. MANCHESTER UNITED.
OXFORD UNITED, SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY and SPURS are joined by last night's winner for this evening's final round in The Guinness Soccer Six tournament. The total prize money is more than £70,000. Plus highlights of LIVERPOOL v CELTIC, as the champions of England and Scotland meet in Dubai, and news of GLASGOW RANGERS and DUNDEE UNITED, who play their third-round second-leg matches in the UEFA Cup.
Commentators JOHN MOTSON and BARRY DA VIES
International Tennis from New York
The Masters Final
The tournament which brings together the top eight players in the world from the 1986 Nabisco Grand Prix circuit.
IVAN LENDL , BORIS BECKER.
JOACHIM NYSTROM and STEFAN EDBERG were the first four to qualify, and the winner in Madison Square Garden will strengthen his case for the title of the 1986 world champion. Commentators DAN MASKELL and GERALD WILLIAMS
Plus your last chance to vote for the Sports Personality of the Year and win an all-expenses-paid trip to the Review of the Year next Sunday.
Television presentation:
Football JOHN SHREWSBURY Tennis ESPN
Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON