starts your day with news, sport, weather and travel available to all viewers.
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with Frank Bough, Sally Magnusson, Jeremy Paxman and Pamela Armstrong
National and international news and analysis on the hour and half hour.
The latest sports news and comment from Bob Wilson.
Timetable:
Regional news and travel at 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Weather with Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55, 8.25
J.R.'s vendetta against the Farlows leaves Ewing Oil vulnerable.
This week's cast: [see below]
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A Dopey Hacienda
Phillip Schofield with programme news and your birthday greetings.
Sun arise bring in the morning Spreading all the light all around
Presenters Floella Benjamin and Fred Harris
Story: "Bring a Breeze" by Margaret Joy
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from Lord's
Fourth day
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of this morning's play.
Including at 10.55 and 12.0 News and Weather
First transmitted in 1969, Bird's Eye View traces the origins of the British seaside holiday, said to lie with King George III. Show more
with Martyn Lewis
Weather John Kettley
Daphne tells Max the full story of her 'accident'. Jim makes an announcement that devastates Helen and has drastic consequences.
The Lawn Tennis Championships from the All England Club
In accordance with tradition, the defending men's singles champion Boris Becker will open play this afternoon on the Centre Court. Becker is trying to win his third title in a row but he again faces formidable opposition. Among the contenders there's Ivan Lendl, the world's number one player and beaten finalist last year; Mats Wilander and Stefan Edberg who head the Swedish challenge; Australia's Davis Cup hero Pat Cash; and John McEnroe who has won three times, the last in 1984 when, in the final against Jimmy Connors, he produced one of the finest exhibitions of tennis ever seen on the Centre Court.
Harry Carpenter introduces live coverage of Wimbledon 87, as the BBC celebrates 50 years of televising the event.
Feature: page 82 and Info: page 77
Phillip Schofield - starting with:
Lassie: Survival
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Last in the series
After wounding the High Priest of the Cities of Gold, Kalmek steals the Great Treasure from the Temple. It is a concentrated source of sun-power which could endanger the whole world.
with Janet Ellis, Mark Curry, Caron Keating
(Ceefax subtitles)
Fred scoffs at superstition, but things really start happening when he chooses Alley 13 for a bowling match...
A Hanna-Barbera production
with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather Bernard Davey
John Stapleton, Lucy Meacock and Steve Clarke bring you all tonight's headlines from London and the south east, and the interviews that will make tomorrow's talking points.
Plus all the day's sport from Michael Wale
In the seasonal absence of Terry, Sue Lawley returns to his chair to talk to more people in the news.
Starring Howard Hesseman as Charlie Moore
When Charlie's students research their heritage, they make some important discoveries about themselves.
by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Starring Ronnie Barker
featuring Brian Wilde, Fulton Mackay
with Richard Beckinsale
Shown as a tribute to Fulton MacKay, who died earlier this month.
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with Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey
Regional News; Weather
On 6 March the Herald of Free Enterprise capsized suddenly just outside Zeebrugge and 188 people lost their lives. Tonight Fred Emery investigates why nothing was done to make ferries less vulnerable.
For years ship designers have been urging safety features which, in the event of accident, might prevent rapid capsize and so gain crucial time for passengers to evacuate. But for years shipowners have argued that ferries have a safety record second to none and should not be penalised by costly design changes. The disaster inquiry judge is now considering what changes to recommend.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Gerald Williams
Day one of these famous championships is over. Highlights of the best of the action and a comprehensive round-up of all today's news.
Behind the rapid growth of unemployment in the last five years, there have been fundamental changes in the pattern of employment in this country which will have profound effects both on the British economy and on British society.
Fred Emery introduces a discussion of these changes and their consequences, looking at some of the issues raised in the earlier programmes in this series.
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(Postponed from 12 May)
