in He Asked for It
An RKO film

with John Stapleton and Sally Jones

Weather followed by Children's BBC Colin Heywood - starting with Big Top Science
Last programme in the series A visit to the Discovery
Dome to investigate memory. Presenters Terry Marsh and Kjartan Poskitt with the Big Toppers band
Terry and Kjartan ask you to join in with another national experiment, so have a pen and paper ready.
Send your results to: Big Top Experiment, Age Research Centre,
Manchester University, Manchester M13 9PL Production ROBIN MUDGE
GEORGE AUCKLAND. BRENDA BARRIE Production assistant WENDY HARDIE

Lion Around (R)

Last programme in the series Invisible animals, a ghost story and a celebration for rabbits. (R)

Weather followed by Charlie Brown

Colin Heywood - starting with
Play School
Story: Patrick and Michael (trad) (R)

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Trent Bridge Second day
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the start of the morning's play. including at

Weather followed by Reagan at Guildhall The day after the Moscow
Summit, President Reagan makes a major speech on the future of East-West relations at Guildhall, in the City of London.
A Newsnight special presents live coverage of the speech, with commentary by David Dimbleby.
Producer SUZANNE FRANKS Editors
NEIL ECCLES . PHILIP CAMPBELL

Gerald Harrison asks children from the Bolton and Nelson areas of Lancashire about Going to the Moon.

Gnome's-Eye View
Space invaders, acid attacks, deadly traps - all at the bottom of the garden.
Written and narrated by Peter France
Producer MARION ZUNZ
Series producer DILYS BREESE BBC Bristol (R)

with Michael Buerk Weather BILL GILES

Kelly sets her sights on Shane. Clive blames Paul for everything that's happened so far. Des returns from
Hobart with a secret.
Written by DAVE WORTHINGTON

featuring Steve Winwood , Bros Wet Wet Wet, Mica Paris
Blue Mercedes and many more. Introduced by Gary Davies

Ambition, Ideas, Motivation, Success
In August 1987, Bill Wyman's Mobile - a 48-track recording studio housed in a truck - rolled into Norwich on the first stage of a gruelling five-month, five-city tour, recording the music of talented young bands. From 145 submitted tapes, ten bands from the eastern counties were given free use of professional equipment and skilled staff to record their own material, with the additional promise that one of them might be selected to perform with Wyman at the Albert Hall, London.
AIMS charts the course of those ten bands and makes a record of Bill Wyman's first AIMS project.
Producer JEREMY NORGROVE BBC Norwich

Throughout 1987, Top Gear followed the first year of Formula First, a cheap new racing car formula for the novice driver.
In the money-dominated world of racing, Formula
First set out to eliminate all differences except driver ability, to let the real talent shine through. One make of car, one type of tyre and no scope for engine tuning or suspension modification. Chris Goffey reports on the excitement of the year's racing and Tiff Needell assesses the car's performance.
Executive producer TOM ROSS Producer KEN POLLOCK BBC Pebble Mill

Pesky Pelican

Andy Crane - followed by Caterpillar Trail with Stuart Bradley and Driffield 'Watch' Group 'Oh we do like to be beside the seaside!' What do you think lives on the beach?
What's left behind when the tide goes out? Stuart finds the answers and spots birds by the thousand!
Director STEVE HOCKING Producer SHEILA FRASER

8: The Rise of the Evil Spirits

There's plenty of fun in this adventure story about two boys and a strange old man who find themselves in a race to build the world's first flying bicycle.
Produced by HAROLD ORTON Directed by CHARLES FREND
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with Sue Lawley and Andrew Harvey
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

London Plus, Spotlight Points West, Look East
Look North, South Today North West Tonight Midlands Today

Join Terry live at the Television Theatre.

starring Paul Daniels
Join in and compete with the contestants in Paul's comedy quiz show. Which one of the lucky couples will play for a major prize in the final game 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 Scandal
'If I go down, I take everyone with me!' As the truth about Sean begins to spill out,
Blake flies to Africa to get more proof - but it's a trip that threatens his reputation and his life.
Written by FRANK V. FURINO Directed by IRVING J. MOORE
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with Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey Regional News
Weekend Weather
BERNARD DAVEY

Fourth of eight episodes with A Bad Few Days by BRIAN THOMPSON
Producer LEONARD LEWIS
Directed by DAVID ATTWOOD (R)
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Cinema of Satyajit Ray
'The really crucial moments in a film should be wordless, should be done through the camera. It's easy to use words, too easy ... what sticks in the mind is cinematic method. ' Satyajit Ray has been regarded as one of the masters of world cinema ever since his very first film Pather Panchali astounded the jury of the Cannes Film Festival in 1956. In India. however, his films are virtually unknown outside his home state of Bengal. After a career in which he has made more than 20 major films, Ray now lives in semi-retirement in Calcutta. From there he spoke to Omnibus about a distinguished life in cinema, as writer, director, composer, camera operator, and designer on his own powerful and compassionate films.
Film editor DAVID KITSON Producer ADAM LOW
CKangchenjunga', BBC2 at 11.50pm)

Nearly two hours of the top performances from this year's rock festival - with performances by Jonathan Butler , Boz Scaggs and a duet with Sting and Ziggy Marley
Aswad are performing their current hit Give a Little Love and Smoky Blues.
It is Boz Scaggs 's first television appearance in eight years, performing Jo Jo and Heart of Mine.
Also taking part are Taylor Dayne - Prove Your Love, Climie Fisher - Rise to the Occasion, Jermaine Stewart - Gotta Get Lucky and Donny Osmond.
Introduced by Gary Davies