in Secretary Trouble
An RKO film

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman

with Pattie Coldwell
What entertained, annoyed or provoked you on last night's television? Phone
Pattie on [number removed]and let her know.
(Answers to your comments 11.00am)

Weather followed by Neighbours

with Robert Kilroy-Silk
Continuing the successful Day to Day formula,
Robert Kilroy-Silk discusses the issues you are talking about.

Weather followed by Going for Gold

Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenters Carol Chell and Lloyd Johnston
Story: Mr Tall and Mr Small by BARBARA BRENNER illustrated by tomi UNGERER and Pinny's House
Pinny and the Bird (R)

with Sian Phillips

Bob Wellings and Patti Coldwell invite the programme makers whom you want to interview into the studio.
Ring them on [number removed].

Weather followed by Daytime Live with Pamela Armstrong , Alan Titchmarsh ,
Ross Davidson and Judi Spiers Your daily full-colour magazine today featuring more from Jane Asher on entertaining at home. Producer DAVID LANCASTER Editor STEVE WEDDLE BBC Pebble Mill

with Michael Buerk
Weather MICHAEL FISH

Ramsay Street gets into adult education. Lucy wins a date with a TV star. Des knocks Daphne off her feet.
(For cast see page 91. Shown again tomorrow at 9. 00am)

A European general knowledge quiz hosted by Henry Kelly
Two contestants have got through the preliminary rounds - now five remain.

starring Linda Kelsey Michael Brandon When Miranda
McLloyd is diagnosed as suffering from a mysterious illness, the doctors decide that only a bone marrow transplant can save her. The most compatible donor appears to be Miranda's daughter, who was given up for adoption and knows nothing of her real mother. Inevitably, problems arise with the adoptive parents and, most of all, with teenager Julie who has to come to terms with the facts about her background.
Screenplay by JOHN SAYLES From the story by ANDRE GUTTFREUND and MEL DAMSKI Produced by ANDRE GUTTFREUND Directed by MEL DAMSKI 0 FILMS: page 38

Andy Crane starting with:

Caterpillar Trail
with Stuart Bradley
Caterpillar Trail today goes from young to old, and even older, as Stuart explores some 15,000-year-old caves in Northern Ireland. Watch out too for some family snaps!

Laurel and Hardy step back into Civil War times when they visit the American South.
(R)

with Chris Benson as Prince Yubi

When 10-year-old Prince Yubi first arrives on earth as a refugee from an alien planet he tries to hide his royal identity. But his secret is soon discovered and he has to rely on his only true friends, Benji, a curly-haired stray dog and Zax, his Personal robot guardian.
(R)
(Part 2 tomorrow at 4.05pm)

An exciting approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart , Margot Wilson and Joanna Kirk
Holes Tony takes a letter to the cat with a halo, there's a screen around the cardboard
Printing press, a look at the work of sculptor Henry Moore in the Yorkshire countryside, and the chicken wire blooms in the hole of a flower pot. Look out for your work in today's Gallery.
Assistant producer CLAIRE WINYARD Producer CHRISTOPHER TANDY
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by Margaret Mahy
Dramatised in six parts by Allan Baker

Jacqueline Raven is about to meet her father for the first time in a year... together with her new stepmother, stepsister and stepbrother. The family have very mixed feelings about her arrival - but, unknown to them, another traveller is on his way to Earth whose presence will have an unexpected influence on them all.
Back Pages: 110
(Ceefax subtitles)

Presented by Angela Rippon.
Lightning Strikes with Messrs Fish, McCaskill and Kettley who weather the storm tonight in Masterteam 87.

with Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton Weather BILL GILES

Join Terry live from the Television Theatre.

Selina Scott meets American designer Travilla and one of the glamorous stars he dresses, Stephanie Beacham. Top hairdresser, Trevor Sorbie, hitches a lift with the Clothesmobile on its way to Swansea Leisure Centre with Jeff Banks at the wheel. Shop window mannequins are brought to life by Adel Rootstein and there's a footnote on boots and shoes.

created by ROBERT BANKS STEWART starring John Nettles in Thanks for Everything by NICK MCCARTY with Terence Alexander
Louise Jameson , Sean Arnold Guest stars Lee Montague
Rowena Cooper , Morag Hood When financier Peter Hughes disappears, a routine investigation for
Jim Bergerac gets complicated.
Produced by JONATHAN ALWYN
Directed by RICHARD BRAMALL (R)
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with Anne Robinson Producer VICKI MARRIOTT
Please send letters to: Points of View BBCtv Centre. London W12 8QT

with Martyn Lewis and Philip Hayton
Regional News; Weather

A portrait of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein Born 100 years ago this week, he was perhaps the most celebrated and controversial general of the Second World War. Victor of Alamein, he went on to command the D-Day landings and accept the German surrender in 1945. He was brilliant and ruthless as a commander and, as a man, vain, arrogant and, beneath the hard exterior, deeply emotional. Nigel Hamilton ,
Montgomery's official biographer, tells Monty's story with the help of his family, friends and army colleagues and with newsreel film of the time. It is a surprising and personal account of a man whose life came to have two central themes - love and war. Research SANDRA JONES
Assistant producer NICK CATLIFF Film editor GRAHAM SHIPHAM Producer JEREMY BENNETT
•FEATURE: page 106
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Introduced by Steve Rider Cup Football
The best of the action from a busy evening in the Littlewoods Cup fourth round. Commentator BARRY DAVIES RAC Rally Preview
Britain's DEREK BELL sets out from Chester on Sunday trying to win the Lombard RAC Rally at the first attempt. Having competed in Formula One Grand Prix, and twice won the World
Sportscar Championship, he now tackles the most prestigious event in rallying, hoping to add the RAC trophy to his triumph at Le Mans earlier this year. Television presentation:
Football JOHN SHREWSBURY Assistant editor GRAHAM FRY Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON