Four programmes introduced by HRH Prince Hassan bin Talal
From the Amman University Farm, Deir Alia, Jordan
'The truth has come....' His Excellency Dr Abdul Salim al Abbadi, Deputy Minister of Awqaf, speaks of the significance of work during the month of Ramadhan. (R)

with Jeremy Paxman and Sally Jones
Plus a full local elections results service.

Weather followed by Open Air
What did you think of last night's television? Ring Bob Wellings on [number removed]or write to: Open Air,
PO Box 27, Oxford Road, Manchester M60 1SJ.

with Robert Kilroy-Silk

Weather followed by Four Square

Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings starting with Play School
Stick a spoon on your nose On your nose
Presenter Elizabeth Watts Guests Andrew Secombe Delia Morgan
Story: Gary the Greatest by MARGARET JOY
Music director RICHARD BROWN Producer PENNY LLOYD
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM (R) and Paddington
Paddington Cleans Up (R)

with Ronald Pickup Producer RALPH ROLLS

Weather followed by Open Air
Bob Wellings and Janet Ellis round off the week and answer your queries.

Weather followed by Help Is There
Presented by Martyn Lewis
Cancer is not a single disease but one which manifests itself in many different forms. Sometimes cures for cancers are not possible and many people feel hopeless and helpless.
While everybody wishes that a cure be found tomorrow, care is needed today.
The final programme to mark Europe against Cancer Week shows you the care and support that many of the cancer charities and support groups can give you as an individual. The final choice has to be yours. Help is there.
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The last of four programmes A Yen for the Kilt
Glynn Christian travels round the south of South Island. Settled by Scottish Presbyterians, Glynn discovers, as he tours the deer farms in the Highlands and the Lake District, that he might well be in Scotland.

Freeze a Jolly Good Fellow and Wham and Eggs

with Michael Buerk
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

Scott is thrilled by Jim's surprise present, but an engagement ring and a pram herald a disaster that shocks the whole of Ramsay Street. Written by BETTY QUIN
Directed by PETER ANDRlKIDIS

Presented by Michael Groth Pictures and prizes could be behind the squares in today's general knowledge quiz. One of today's contestants could be on course to win big prizes for the home and even a weekend break holiday if they continue to win Michael's Maze. But before you take your weekend break, join today's Four Square.

starring
Laurence Olivier Ralph Richardson Valerie Hobson
When a series of test flights of new bomber aircraft end in their unexplained disappearance, an eccentric intelligence officer, a discontented pilot and a woman journalist join forces to solve the mystery.
Laurence Olivier stars in this witty thriller, reflecting powerfully the tensions hanging over Europe in the pre-war years.
Screenplay by IAN DALRYMPLE Based on a story by BROCK WILLIAMS , JACK WHITTINGHAM and ARTHUR WIMPERIS
Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA and IRVING ASHER
Directed by TIM WHELAN
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Today: Pink Panic; Transylvania Mania; An Ounce of Pink (R)

Andy Crane - followed by Laurel and Hardy in Ding-Bats (R)

with Stuart Bradley Who cares? Vets do!
Find out how one vet spends her day and how she solves some pets' problems.
Film director STEVE HOCKING Producer SHEILA FRASER

A 17-part cartoon series
5: The Creepy Cave Creature

with Steve Colman and Peter Simon
An Egyptian mummy, Robin Hood , Sherlock Holmes , James Bond , Crocodile
Dundee and Darth Vader are just a few of Peter's disguises on the series so far.
Who will he be this week? Written by JOHN PALMER Designer HERBE GEORGE Executive producer
CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON Production SALLY FRASER

with Dennis Weaver and Clint Howard with guest star Slim Pickens Ol' Joe's Gotta Go
A farmer accuses a popular old alligator of stealing his pigs and chickens.
Producer GEORGE SHERMAN

with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey Weather BILL GILES

While Terry is away Sue is again allowed to play - live entertainment from the Television Theatre.
Programme associate Neil Shand, Series producer Peter Weil, Director John Burrowes Producer Peter Estall

starring Paul Daniels
Will couple number one, two or three be tonight's winners in Paul's comedy quiz show where Every Second Counts? Produced in association with TALBOT TELEVISION LTD and GROUP W PRODUCTIONS Programme associates
COLIN EDMONDS. HOWARD HUNTRIDGE Sound DAVID THOMPSON Lighting DON BABBAGE Designer PETER FINDLAY Director MICHAEL LEGGO Producer STANLEY APPEL

starring
The Rifle
The unsuspecting Fallon is convinced that the Vitron Oil deal is right for the company, but the tensions at Denver are already boiling over.
Meanwhile, Krystle decides that where there's a will there's a way to deal with Alexis's political ambitions - but Sean Rowan sets his sights on ensuring that his wife stays in the race ...
Written by FRANK V. FURINO Directed by DON MEDFORD
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with Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey Regional News
Weekend Weather
BILL GILES

written by SARAH DUNANT and PETER BUSBY
Final episode of a five-part thriller
As the sharks close in on radio reporter Rachel Hamilton she breaks into the airwaves and flushes out the killer.
Film cameraman STEVE SAUNDERSON Script editor SIMON PASSMORE Designer AMANDA ATKINSON Producer CAROUNE OULTON DirectorANTONIA BIRD
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The Voice of the City
In the first of a new series Omnibus presents a documentary musical, celebrating the centenary of America's most durable songwriter, and telling the story of his early career and his 20 years as the top Tin Pan Alley man - until
Hollywood wooed him away. The story is told in and around 50 great songs from the Ragtime Years, including: I Love a Piano, Always, Say It with Music, Manhattan Madness, Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil, Puttin'on the Ritz. Presented by a select company drawn from the musical theatre of London and New York: Karen Ascoe , Bill Champion , Nicky Croydon , Celena Duncan , Paul Gnmert , Margaret Houston ,
Kelly Hunter , Adam Richardson , Clive Rowe , Stephen Tate and Tommy Tune
Music director JIM PARKER
Choreography GILLIAN GREGORY Sound PETER ROSE
Lighting CEDRIC RICH
Designer GRAEME THOMSON Written and produced by TONY STAVEACRE
Directed by KEITH CHEETHAM BBC Bristol
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The final programme to mark Europe against Cancer Week
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George Wimpey ABA Championships 1988 from the Wembley Arena Seoul via Hong Kong and all expenses paid, the air ticket of a lifetime, could be only a handful of bouts away from tonight's winners. Losing doesn't bear thinking about. Commentator
HARRY CARPENTER
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN