starts your day with news, sport, weather and travel available to all viewers.

in Double Up
Directed by BEN HOLMES
An RKO film

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson Jeremy Paxman and Pamela Armstrong News summaries on the hour and half hour
Regular political analysis from James Cox
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

(R)

But first this ... something a little different - a sort of magazine between the programmes with Anthea Turner. News from the music world, latest fashions, films, videos and hobbies. Starting with Boss Cat Grand Tour
A cartoon series about the gang of alley cats captained by the resourceful Boss Cat. (A)

A different approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart and Joanna Kirk Bends and Curves
From sand and spray designs to twisted sculptures; there's a life drawing and an impatient artist's model. Director SHARON MILLER
Assistant producer CLAIRE WINYARD (R. Next programme tomorrow at
9.30am)

But first ... your birthday greetings with Anthea Turner followed by Play School
The wise owl's secret of happiness reflects this week's theme of sunshine and light. Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Fred Harris Story: The Happy Owls by CELESTINO PIATTI
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MCC v Rest of the World from Lord's Fourth day
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of this morning's play.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
RAY ILLINGWORTH
Summarisers TED DEXTER
JACK BANNISTER
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. ALAN GRIFFITHS including at

Jock's Will
The big moment has arrived - will Jock's will be read, and if so, what will it say? This week's cast:
Written by DAVID PAULSEN
Directed by MICHAEL PREECE (R)

with Philip Hayton
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

Scott's problems at school lead to conflict with Jim. Bradley causes more trouble. This week's cast:
Written by REG WATSON
GREG STEVENS. CHRISTINE MCCOURT PHILIP RYALL. KAYE BENDLE Directed by ANDREW FRIEDMAN , MARK CALLAN

MCC v Rest of the World from Lord's Fourth day
TONY LEWIS introduces coverage of this afternoon's play.
(Coverage continues on BBC2)

Andy Crane - starting with:

Lassie: Return Home
That famous collie, Lassie, now works for the US forest rangers. She has many new adventures as she helps the rangers with their work of nature conservation.
Lassie and Bob, the forest ranger, help save the lives of a lady, a pet dog and her family of newly-born puppies.
(R)

A cartoon serial story based on the world famous books by Hugh Lofting about the good doctor who can talk with animals.

The doctor and all his friends have started on their long voyage home when they are attacked by pirates.
(R)

with Roger Finn, Helen Rollason and John Craven

What's happening today in the world? From disasters to dinosaur finds, from conflicts to great adventures, the Newsround team bring you the big stories of the day and explain the facts behind them. Plus some of the odder things that happen on earth!

with Mark Curry The Power Houses by DOROTHY SMITH
Those strange ruined towers that cling to the cliff tops in Cornwall were once the power houses of Britain's greatest industrial county.
They housed the engines that powered the pumps and hauled up the tin from mines that reached out under the Atlantic Ocean.
William Crago was 9 years old when he first went to work down the mine. He left behind a diary, which tells the story of the day he climbed 1,600 feet down a rung ladder to the dark pit streaming with water, which was to be his place of work for the next ten years.
Producer EDWARD BARNES (R)

Yabba-dabba-doo!
Roll on down to Bedrock to meet that most modem of Stone Age families. Surfin'
Fred Muscles rippling, hair blowing in the wind - when Fred climbs on a surfboard, he really makes waves! A HANNA.BARBERA production

Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell present the latest pictures, stories and events from
Britain and around the world. Weather IAN MCCASKILL

John Stapleton
Lucy Meacock and Steve Clark 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
Editor RACHEL ATTWELL

Except it's Derek Jameson here with a country music special. Including: Johnny Cash
Kris Kristofferson and Billie Jo Spears
Miss it if you dare!
Series producer JOHN FISHER Director PHILIP CHILVERS Producer PETER ESTALL

Last in the series starring
Video Activity
As their contribution to a time capsule, the honours students at Fillmore High decide on submitting a video of their work; but Alan Pinkard is not the most visionary of film directors and Dr Samuels insists on getting into the picture.... Written byLARRY SPENCER
Directed by ART DIELHENN

Britain elects its first woman Prime Minister and loses a great statesman.
The news: workers rebel against the government's pay policy; there's a nuclear accident at Three Mile Island; the Ayatollah returns to Iran; DClOs are grounded and Skylab falls to earth. Generals Idi Amin and Somoza flee for their lives, disaster hits the Fastnet yacht race and Russia invades Afghanistan. The music: Elvis Costello, Earth, Wind and Fire, The Tourists, Tubeway Army, Specials AKA, Police
Videotape editor DAVE RIXON Producer RORY SHEEHAN

written by JOHN KANE starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
Studio lighting JOHN PUGH
Sound supervisor RICKY METCALF Designer STEPHEN TALBOT
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW Produced by ROBIN NASH
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Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad

Regional News; Weather

'I promise you this won't be a whinge - this is just women laying claim to their half of the picture.'
Helena Kennedy presents a Personal view on the portrayal of women on television. Helena asks the opinions of people on both sides of the camera. Dawn French, Jill Gascoine and Anna Ford recount their own experiences - and people who are responsible for what you see on screen explain why things are as they are. So if you're tired of hearing the same old jokes, think that television is a world far removed from your own, or that TV is the medium of men, find out how things could be changed ... Researcher TIM LAMBERT Director ANDREA GAULD
Producer CLARE BRIGSTOCKE
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The Style Council
Paul Weller 's band was augmented by some
'Honorary Councillors' for this spectacular performance filmed at Wembley Arena. The songs include Shout to the top, Long hot summer and Walls come tumbling down. Introduced by Anne Nightingale
Dirpcted by VAUGHAN AND ANTHEA Television presentation TOM CORCORAN (R)