6.45 Pure Maths: Isomorphisms
7.10 Docklands Light Railway
7.35 Oceanography: The Tay Estuary
8.0 Education: Learning Maths Together
8.25 Weekend Outlook
(R)
In which the cardinal and Count Rochefort try to capture Juliet but find themselves in trouble with the Muskehounds.
(R)
The car takes the low road to Scotland today and parks up in Glasgow.
Jake Abraham and Carolyn Marshall are expecting the new Doctor Who, Sylvester McCoy , and they will be talking to some flowerpots about a little green man with no name! The first official junior haggis hurling championship will happen and the record will be hurled! Marillion and The Armoury Show provide the musical atmosphere and Jake pits his wits against some Glasgow patter merchants.
'Jo'(SALLY MICHAEL) and 'Brian Brian ' (DOMINIC
MACDONALD) interrupt the action to find Cheryl Baker
Out to Lunch, 'Pauline' (ALEX LONSDALE) in another episode from Handicraft Hall and 'Our Man'(DAVID ENGLISH) on the road again. Directors
CHRIS SALT. PAUL LOOSLEY Editor EDWARD PUGH
Series producer PIPPA DYSON BBC North West
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1.0 News Summary
with Debbie Thrower Weather
Rolf Harris presents three classic cartoons based - very loosely - on well-known children's stories: The Boy and the Wolf, Now Hare This and Ancient Fistory. Producer DAVID PLATT
starring Barry Newman Susan Clark
Shelley Winters Leslie Nielsen
James Franciscus and Ava Gardner Henry Fonda
An explosion occurs at an oil refinery and the fire spreads fast until an entire city centre is engulfed in flames. At the heart of the inferno is a busy hospital. For the city's firefighters, the battle to find an escape route for those trapped by the blaze is a desperate one because both time and water are running out.
Screenplay by JACK HILL
DAVID P LEWIS. DELINE LA FRENIERE Produced by CLAUDE HEROUX Directed by ALVIN RAKOFF
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starring
Bob Monkhouse
Here's another chance to be a star-maker. All six acts on tonight's show have never been seen on network television - so do vote for the one that impressed you most. Programme consultant HUGHIE GREEN
Script editor COLIN EDMONDS Script associate JOHN JUNKIN
Additional material by GAVIN OSBON Musical director JOHN COLEMAN Staging LUD ROMANO Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HiGHAM
Designer VICTOR MEREDITH Production STEWART MORRIS
Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey present the latest news from the campaign trail, plus all the other national and international news of the day. Weather
The two first ladies of the New York Police Department starring and Right to Remain Silent A disturbance in an apartment block - a young girl is found with a gun, standing over a body. She is oblivious to Lacey's desperate order to drop her weapon. The truth about Michelle Bennett is that she is deaf - the biggest handicap in what appears to be a tormented teenager's life.
Written by DAVID ABRAMOWTTZ Directed by SHARRON MILLER * CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Conceived, written and performed by Graham Chapman
John Cleese. Terry Gilliam Eric Idle. Terry Jones Michael Palin Also appearing
CAROL CLEVELAND
VINCENT WONG , ROY GONSON
FRED TOMLINSON SINGERS Designer RICHARD HUNT
Produced by IAN MACNAUGHTON (R)
Introduced by Steve Rider Timetable
10.50 World Cup Rugby
11.45 American Basketball
World Cup Rugby
The essence of World Cup competition as ENGLAND play JAPAN (lack of weight a handicap), IRELAND face CANADA (no recent international wins) and SCOTLAND meet ZIMBABWE (smallest rugby nation in the tournament). All easy matches? Well, there are no certainties in life -just ask Goliath! Commentators
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
BILL MCLAREN , FRED COGLEY Television presentation ABC, Australia and TVNZ
American Basketball More from the finger-spinning, high-leaping, ball-bouncing, shoe-shuffling, net-bursting world of professional basketball -US style!
Action from the NBA play-offs with SALLY JONES. Television presentation WTBS/CBS Producer DEREK BRANDON A CHEERLEADER production for BBCtv
Plus news of today's finish in the Milk Race and of tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix.
Studio producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor BRIAN BARWICK
(Monaco Grand Prix, tomorrow BBC2, from 2.20" pm)
starring
Final Vows
The reappearance of Elizabeth Sheridan finds the millionaire detective rethinking his bachelor status, but a deadly self-publicist knows a reason why Houston should not join in holy matrimony.
Written by SKIP WEBSTER
Directed by JAMES L. CONWAY (Postponed from 20 May)
