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Don't Fool Your Wife
An RKO film
with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson Jeremy Paxman
News summaries on the hour and half hour. Timetable
Regional news and travel at 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Weather with Bill Giles at 7.25, 7.55, 8.25
Live coverage from Glasgow of the Opening Session, and the first address by John Banham , the new Director
General of the Confederation of British Industry. including at
10.00* News and Weather
Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenters Liz Watts and Wayne Jackman Story: Peace at Last by JILL MURPHY and King Rollo by DAVID MCKEE
Narration Ray Brooks (R)
with some children from Strand on the Green Junior School
Weather followed by CBI Conference 1187
Live coverage from Glasgow of the debates on 'Management Development' and 'Industry and the Environment' including the speech by David Puttnam , the award-winning film producer and President of the Council for the Protection of Rural England. including at
12.00* News and Weather
with Pamela Armstrong Alan Titchmarsh and Ross Davidson
Today Rabbi Lionel Blue has advice with the weekly problem page.
with Michael Buerk
Weather ian MCCASKILL
Zoe gets a threatening letter, Shane gets drunk and Scott gets close to Charlene. This week's cast:
Written by DAVID PHILLIPS
YSABELLE DEAN. PENNY FRASER
GINNY LOWNDES , NICHOLAS LANGTON Directed by RICHARD SWELL . PAUL MOHONEY
Hosted by Henry Kelly
Each week seven contestants selected from 14 European countries compete in a new and exciting general knowledge quiz to find the ultimate European champion who will win a ringside seat at the 1988 Olympic Games in Korea.
Daily winners of the quiz will appear again on Thursday to try for a place in the semi-finals in December.
Guest star
The Man Who Believed
Folk singer and former drug addict, Samantha Dain, falls from the Golden Gate Bridge - murder or suicide?
Written by STEPHEN KANDEL Directed by TONY LEADER
Peter Hudson and David Halls slice and sizzle their way through more of their favourite recipes, then add a little 'sauce'.
A BBCtv production in association with FRIDAY PRODUCTIONS LTD Produced and directed by ALAN WALSH
BBC North West
The CIS Insurance
United Kingdom Indoor
Singles Bowls Championship This afternoon's first-round matches include
Brian Duncan , the Waterloo Bowls Champion, and another crown green representative in Robert Crawshaw.
Also treading the boards of the indoor rink will be Welshman John Price.
Introduced by DAVID icke
Andy Crane - starting with:
Jimbo and the Jet Set: Royal Visitors
(R)
Floella Benjamin
With Antonica, Erin, Ivan, Katrina, Larissa and William
Story: "The Train Journey" by Peter Bonnici
Illustrations by Lisa Kopper
Storyteller Saeed Jaffrey
starring Roland Rat Superstar and Lorraine Chase as Miss Litmus
Important people are being splattered by low-flying pizzas. Where are they coming from?
Written by COLIN BOSTOCK SMITH and DAVID CLARIDGE
Assistant producer PETER LESLIE Producer OLIVER MACFARLANE
Presented by Bruno Brookes
Mr Roberts and Ribblesdale County Secondary School are today's challengers, and an electric circuit should throw some light on the Activity Round.
with Roger Finn, Helen Rollason and John Craven
Newsround brings you stories of the day and explains the facts behind them.
with Mark Curry, Caron Keating and Yvette Fielding.
Presented by Angela Rippon
Question one: who are the Suppies?
Answer: they are a team from south Manchester joining in this evening.
Question two: what are 'suppies'?
For the answer to that, and many other questions, you will have to watch tonight's edition of Masterteam 87.
with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather BERNARD DAVEY
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
Join Terry and his guests for conversation and entertainment live from the Television Theatre.
starring Noel Edmonds
Can you beat the challengers in predicting the outcome of unusual situations and are you a good judge of character? If so you'll love Whatever Next ... Sound ALAN MACHIN
Lighting ALAN JEFFREY Designer JOHN STOUT
Producer MICHAEL HURLL
with Martyn Lewis and Debbie Thrower
Regional News; Weather
A Clan Revolution
Education is the next priority in Margaret Thatcher 's cultural revolution. State education is poised for its most radical change since the war. There will be more emphasis on 'the three Rs', seven-year-olds may be tested, and parents and governors can run their schools. Critics say it will bring back Mr Gradgrind 's classroom chants - and sharpen divisions between rich and poor. Mrs Thatcher says standards will rise and class barriers be broken down. John Ware has talked to the architects of the policy that the Prime Minister hopes will lead to 'a class revolution'.
Producer PAUL WOOLWICH Editor TIM GARDAM
Barry Norman presents his personal review of the week's cinema releases.
Roxanne is a comedy starring the underrated Steve Martin , who plays a fire chief with an unfortunately large nose. He expresses his love for Daryl Hannah in letters which she believes are written by a more handsome man. Maurice is the latest production from Merchant
Ivory, who once again turn to E. M. Forster for inspiration. James Wilby , Hugh Grant and Rupert Graves play out the complex stages of Forster's own homosexual awakening.
Let's Hope It's a Girl is a charming family drama set in a large and dilapidated Italian country house.
A strong cast is headed by Liv Ullmann , Philippe Noiret and Catherine Deneuve Director DOMINIC BRIGSTOCKE Producer BRUCE THOMPSON
A compilation of items from the recent information technology series Micro Live. What's in I. T. for Me? (R) (e)
