Mother-in-Law's Visit (R)

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman Reports from
MARGARET GILMORE
JAMES COX , PETER MARSHALL MICHAEL STEWART
GUY MICHELMORE and PENNY BUSTIN
National and international news and analysis on the hour and half hour
The latest sports news and comment from Sally Jones Timetable:
Weather with Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55, 8.25
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with Robert Kilroy-Silk
Join him in debating an issue of the day. For studio audience details ring [number removed], 9.0 am-6.0 pm.

This week's topic: help for
People who are unemployed. Today Margo MacDonald offers advice on coping with redundancy - and after. (e)

Phillip Schofield with Programme news and your birthday greetings.

Presenter Shelagh Gilbey Guest Simon Davies Story:
The Funny Peculiar Cake by SONYA DANN (R)

with the voices of Kenneth Williams
(R)

with Jan Harvey

Join Judi Spiers and find out how you can save time, effort and, above all, money. This week: knitting fashion for under a fiver, professional DIY tips, making the most of your microwave and news for borrowers - who gives the best value?
Director NICK KENNERLEY
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)
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invites you to give your views on TV programmes. Open Air number: [number removed]BBC Manchester including at

Tom O'Connor brings you the best of British show business on stage live at the Derby
Assembly Rooms. And 'Out and About' girl
Debbie Greenwood will be bringing the sights and sounds of the town to your living room.
BBC Pebble Mill

with Martyn Lewis
Weather MICHAEL FISH

Scott confides in his brother. Shane apologises to Maria. Des becomes suspicious of Harry Henderson.

A See-Saw programme (R)

starring
Norma Shearer
Charles Laughton
At 50 Wimpole Street, the Barrett household is dominated by the cruel and tyrannical
Edward Moulton Barrett.
When his favourite daughter Elizabeth begins a relationship with the poet Robert Browning , Barrett sees his iron authority threatened.
Screenplay by ERNEST VAJDA , CLAUDINE WEST DONALD OGDEN STEWART Adapted from the play by RUDOLF BESIER
Produced by IRVING G. THALBERG Directed by SIDNEY FRANKLIN
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Phillip Schofield - starting with:

Count Me In
with Antony Johns
Antony kicks off with football this week and finds he needs quite a lot more training before he'd be able to join the World Cup squad!
(R)

(R)

The Mummy's Curse
A few mouthfuls of his special bananas and Eric is Bananaman.
With the voices of TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR , BILL ODDIE
GRAEME GARDEN, JILL SHILLING Written by BERNIE KAY Music by DAVE COOKE
Produced by TREVOR BOND Directed by TERRY WARD (R)

by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by JOAN EADINGTON
In this, the last episode, the preparations for the party are almost complete, but Mam and Dad have made their own plans for their anniversary. and Fizzy supplied by PAULINE CLIFT Designer RICHARD DUPRE
OB director PHILLIPA GILES Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE

with Terry Nutkins
Nick Davies , Chris Packham Just for a change, some questions for you.
How strong is a crocodile's bite? Why is Chris playing
Dracula? Why are snakes so thin? Why is Nick flying a model helicopter? Which fish swims upside-down? Why is Terry short and fat? Are gibbons the best gymnasts?
Watch the show and find out! Executive producer MIKE BEYNON Producer PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol

A series of 24 programmes Episode 5 by DAVID ANGUS
Mr Scott struggles to control E3, while someone lets
Harriet out of the stable. Could it be Imelda?
This week's cast:
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Script editors
ANTHONY MINGHELLA. LEIGH JACKSON Associate producer DAVID LEONARD Producer RONALD SMEDLEY Director MARGIE BARBOUR
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Bill Oddie , Debbie Rix and 'Mr Trivia ' Billy Butler dispense their Tuesday tonic of fun and facts as they find the answers to more of your questions. If you need Fax call [number removed]
Designer DAVID WILSON
Studio director MARTIN HUGHES Producer ALAN WALSH BBC Manchester

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

Weather Bill Giles

Introduced by Frank Bough Your weekly escape from the winter blues. Essential viewing for anyone planning a basic break or dreaming of faraway places ...
Anne Gregg goes on a Cafe
Couette (B and B) tour of the highways and byways of southern France, a region beloved by great painters and mad drivers.
The fabulous AI Andalus train is Spain's answer to the Orient Express. Travel with John Carter in period style to Seville, Jerez, Cordoba and Granada - a sumptuous alternative to the traditional Spanish holiday. You could do so for real by winning third prize in the competition. Kathy Tayler , Holiday 8Ts very own pentathlete, visits Bude, Cornwall, for a young people's activity holiday - a new sport every day. Kathy 'learns the ropes' abseiling down a cliff, but finds the breakers too big for her surfing skills.
In the studio, up-to-the-minute news and advice to help you plan your holiday. Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN
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by Tony McHale.
'Without Ange, there's half of you missing'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.
Starring Tony Hancock
and featuring Sidney James

Who is sending Hancock anonymous letters? The East Cheam constabulary co-operates in unravelling this intriguing mystery.
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This week's programme is devoted to the Arts.
Tom's career in the arts came to an abrupt halt at the tender age of 8, when the council tarmacked over his pavement drawings and crushed his sticks of chalk! Undaunted by this early setback, he enlists the help of CHRIS EMMETT (thespian and bar), CAROLINE GRUBER (MA macrame), JEFF STEVENSON (one-line speciality act) and MICK WALKER (a black country classics reader), to take a backwards glance at the arts. Impressionist comedienne Jessica Martin is Tom's house guest, and the team, together with the public at large, airs its cultural views. Script associate BARRY FAULKNER Sound supervisor DAVID THOMPSON Lighting director ALAN HORNE Set designer MARTIN METHVEN Production RICK GARDNER

with Julia Somerville and Andrew Harvey Regional News Weather

A six-part serial by ALICK ROWE starring
Kenneth Cranham Cheryl Campbell Michael Byrne
Introducing Nell Jeffery
2: Elizabeth has made a new life for herself and for
Tim. Eric , her volatile ex-husband, is threatening to bring it tumbling round her ears.
Music composed by RICHARD HARVEY Lighting BARRY CHATFIELD
Script editor JENNY SHERIDAN
Producer RUTH BOSWELL Director JOHN GORRIE
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with Anna Ford and David Jessel
Tonight TV's decision-makers face a concerned and critical audience in the first of this new series. Each month viewers wanting to take issue with BBC programmes and policies can confront TV producers, executives and personalities in no-holds-barred discussion. An irreverent review of the BBC's monthly output comes from actor/comic
Craig Charles. If you want to be there too, and have something to say write to Network, BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT. Director NIGEL FINNIS Producer ROBIN GUTCH
Series producer JEREMY GIBSON COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
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with Barry Norman
The Name of the Rose -
Sean Connery dons a habit and plays the part of a clerical sleuth, in the adaptation of UMBERTO ECO'S best-selling novel.
The Golden Child - an action adventure with Eddie Murphy playing a social worker whose speciality is tracking down missing children. Charles Dance is the villain of the piece. Director BRUCE THOMPSON Producer JANE LUSH

presented by Dr Alan Maryon Davis
A guide to emergency first aid, linking television with thousands of open training sessions.
An unconscious person lying on their back may die within minutes if left like that.
Would you know what to do? You can save that person's life by putting them in the Recovery Position. This programme shows you how. With Geoff Capes
Steve Fletcher , Gary Love Sarah Jane Varley Ron Webster
Valerie Whittington
Drama written by LESLIE DUXBURY Produced by JENNY ROGERS and JULIAN STENHOUSE (R) (e)
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