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BUSTIN MARGARET GILMORE and BILL NEELY
National and international news and analysis on the hour and half hour
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Whatever concerns you, Lynn Faulds Wood and John Stapleton will be on hand to investigate the Problems you send them.

with Robert Kilroy-Silk For studio audience details ring [number removed].
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This week Margo MacDonald 'ooks at the benefits on offer to people who are disabled or who need care. Today:
The Mobility Allowance.
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Phillip Schofield with programme news and your birthday greetings.

Down it goes. with a bubble. a burble, a gluggle, a gurgle, a bubble.
Presenter Chloe Ashcroft Guest lain Lauchlan Story: Sounds Funny by MARGARET RYAN (R)

by Oliver Postgate
(R)

with Martin Jarvis

Join Judi Spiers and find out how you can save time, effort and above all, money.
This week: how to cheat at almost everything; knot yourself into high fashion; how to keep the plumber away; how to avoid draughts; and food for bluffers. Director NICK KENNERLEY
Producer ERICA GRlFFTHS (e)
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from Belfast
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Live from the Guildhall,
Portsmouth, Tom presents a fun-packed show featuring the best of British show business. There's a chance to play the new quiz, Roadshow
Relay, while the people of Portsmouth get the chance to perform their favourite party piece. Debbie Greenwood tours the town in search of amazing people. BBC Pebble Mill

with Martyn Lewis
Weather IAN MCCASKILL

Jim explains why he resents Charlie Slater. Daphne is jealous of Terry.
(For cast see page 34. Shown again tomorrow at 10.5 am)

A See-Saw programme
(R)

starring James Garner, Lee Remick
Henry Tyroon, Texas tycoon and financial wheeler-dealer, is compelled to visit New
York to raise funds when three oil wells prove dry. Things go smoothly until he meets Molly Thatcher, a Wall Street career girl on a very difficult assignment.
Screenplay by GEORGE J. W GOODMAN. IRA WALLACH Based on a novel by GEORGE J. W. GOODMAN
Produced by MARTIN RANSOHOFF Directed by ARTHUR HILLER
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Phillip Schofield-starting with:

Count Me In
with Antony Johns
Antony knows a thing or two about what's happening today as this programme is about dancing. He's all set up with soft shoes for modern jazz, tap shoes clattering out a rhythm, and he's got a partner! But who is she?
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by Margaret Mahy
Told by Su Pollard for Jackanory
Today: The Runaways

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with Terry Nutkins
Nick Davies. Chris Packham The Really Wild Show goes European! Chris visits
Holland to photograph white storks, and the Euro-audience communicates like animals - using mime. There's a slimy, jawless fish, an American invader, and the wildlife on your hands!
Executive producer MIKE BEYNON Producer PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol

by Margaret Simpson
A series of 24 programmes
Mr Scott has another bad time with E3 and Imelda is in serious trouble.
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Join Tuesday's fun information programme as Bill Oddie , Debbie Rix and 'Mr Trivia ' Billy Butler find the answers to more of your questions. If you need Fax call [number removed]BBC Manchester

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather John Kettley

Majorca - the Tourist Factory?
A Holiday 87 Special Report This island of Majorca is the Mecca of the package-tour traveller. Some 41 million holidaymakers go there every year. Many go to soak up the sun and the sangria. Others seek a spot of culture, a touch of 'artistic expression'. Most regard Majorca as somewhere to have an undemanding good time. A few go there - believe it or not - to get away from the crowds. How can Majorca be all things to all holidaymakers; how can it retain any character of its own under the pressure of all those foreigners on pleasure bent? Frank Bough ,
John Carter and Gillian Reynolds take a long look around the island that has been described as 'a holiday assembly line'. The result may well surprise many who think they know Majorca. It surprised us.
Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN
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by Maureen Chadwick.
'I never thought the day would come when I would find myself living in a house of ill repute'.
(For cast see page 65)
EastEnders records:
Nick Berry - 'Every loser wins', RESL 204
The Banned - 'Something outa nothing'. RESL/12RSL 205
Anita Dobson and the Simon May Orchestra - 'Anyone can fall in love', RESL/12RSL 1918, available from retailers.
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Introduced by Terry Wogan and Ray Moore
Earlier today, at the London Hilton on Park Lane, the Variety Club of Great Britain announced the winners of the 35th Annual Show Business Awards.
Lord Delfont and the Chief Barker, Harry Goodman , made the presentations to honour, amongothers, the 1986: Stage Actress and Actor; Film Actress and Actor;
BBCtv and ITV Personalities; BBC Radio and Independent Radio Personalities; and the premier award to the Show Business Personality for 1986.
Established in October 1949, the Club works exclusively to aid handicapped and deprived children, and during its
37-year-old career has raised some E50 million towards this end.
Lighting JOHN WIGGINS Sound LAN LEIPER
Designer DACRE PUNT Producer KEN GRIFFIN

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

A six-part serial written by ALICK ROWE starring
Kenneth Cranham Cheryl Campbell Michael Byrne
Introducing Neil Jeffery 4: Tim wants to become a cathedral server. First he has a debt to pay, but he cannot face the consequences.
Costume designer TERRY PATTERSON Organist and Master of the Choristers ROY MASSEY
Script editor JENNY SHERIDAN Producer RUTH BOSWELL Director JOHN GORRIE
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with Russell Harty
The Mosquito Coast -
Harrison Ford , disillusioned with contemporary American life, moves his wife. Helen Mirren , and children to a remote Caribbean island. The film is directed by Peter Weir , who also directed Ford in Witness.
Duet for One - Julie Andrews is already being tipped for an Oscar nomination for her role as a world-class violinist who contracts multiple sclerosis at the peak of her career. Alan Bates plays her husband.
Director BRUCE THOMPSON Producer JANE LUSH

by Len Murray with Geoffrey Goodman In the second of four programmes, Len Murray , former General Secretary of the TUC, talks about one of the most turbulent periods he had to face.
First, the Labour governments of the 1960s, determined to control wages and put legal constraints on the trade unions, followed by a Conservative government with even more radical proposals.
He tells Geoffrey Goodman why these attempts failed and how Edward Heath threw away a chance of resolving the miners' strike of 1973, during the 'three day week'.
Film research MONA ADAMS
Picture research VALERIE SMITH Film editor JON KENT Producers
BILL JONES. JOHN WALKER

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?
All over Britain thousands of training sessions in emergency first aid are now open to everyone. These classes and this programme will show just how you can save a life when someone's heart stops beating. With John Arnatt
Venetia Barrett and Diana Rayworth
Drama written by LESUE DUXBURY Produced by JENNY ROGERS and JULIAN STENHOUSE (R) (e)
For training session details and a free leaflet on emergency first aid send an sae to:
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Six episodes in the history of NATO
1: Britain Couldn't Do it Alone Forty years ago, at the end of the Second World War, both the American government and the American people wanted to withdraw their troops from Europe as quickly as possible.
And yet, 40 years later, there are still 300,000 American troops in Europe - a major part of the United States's contribution to NATO.
What led the United States to make this commitment to the defence of Europe?
Introduced by John Barry with Theodore Achilles Lord Franks, Paul Nitze and Sir Frank Roberts Produced by HOWARD SMITH (e)