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in Half Dressed for Dinner starring Robert Hutton and Elizabeth Fraser Mrs Frazer is having trouble paying the bills, so an irate butcher decides to take revenge.
Directed by DUKE GOLDSTONE An RKO film

with John Stapleton and Kirsty Wark
Reports from Bill Neely ,
Anita Findley , Rory Cellan Jones, Mark Easton ,
Gail Foley , James Cox and Caroline Righton
The latest sports news and comment from Bob Wilson

Weather followed by Dallas
Jamie Donna and Lucy embark on new careers and a mysterious stranger arrives at Southfork making a startling claim.
Written by DAVID PAULSEN
Directed by NICK HAVINGA (R) (For cast see page 37)
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A sequence of yoga movements that builds up day by day into a routine that will stretch and exercise the entire body.
Day 1: The Standing Stretch into Refresher
Director PAULA GULDER
Producer PETER RAMSDEN (R) (e) Book (same title), £4.95 from booksellers; record REHiZCR 461, from retailers

Weather followed by The Flintstones
Yabba-dabba-doo! Roll on down to Bedrock to meet that most modern of Stone Age families.
Fred Goes Ape
Fred's sneezing has him rushing to find a cure - only to end up with a very troublesome spot of monkey business!
A HANNABARBERA production (R)

Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings starting with Play School Presenters
Floella Benjamin Robin Kingsland
Story: My Busy Weekend by ALICIA GARCIA DE LYNAM (R)

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Trent Bridge
After a day of rest for some of the players, they're back at Nottingham for the fourth day's play. TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the morning's play.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JACK BANNISTER
Summarisers RAY ILLINGWORTH TOM GRAVENEY
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE , ALAN GRIFFITHS including at
10.55 and 12.00
News and Weather

with Michael Buerk
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

Susan contacts Charlene - will she come back to claim the man in her life? Written by RICK MAIER

Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Trent Bridge
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the start of the afternoon's play.

When a Stranger Calls
A man serving legal papers gets a karate chop for his pains. Did he deserve it?

Curtains for Mellow
What do you do when your tenant's dog starts eating your curtains? Do you get mad or do you have your case tried by Judge Joseph A. Wapnerin. The People's Court? Host Doug Llewelyn

Valerie Singleton explains how the new British series will work.
BBC Newcastle
For further details, contact: The People's Court, BBCtv,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE99 2NE or ring [number removed]

Andy Crane - starting with Scragtag and His Tea-Time Telly with special guests the Chucklehounds Scragtag 's in a panic because his chest of drawers has been sold with all his bits and Pieces in it. Don't worry though, he and Tim are hot on its trail, and they won't give up searching until they've found it. Find out where the trail leads them and what new friends they make on the way in. Tune in! Music by MICHAEL OMER Production ROY MILANI Executive producer
CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

A cartoon series starring that favourite alley-cat, Heathcliff, the terror of the town.
Today's stories: Spikes Slave and Scaredy Cats

starring Roland Rat Superstar with special guests June Whitfield, Ray Alan and Lord Charles, Then Jerico.
Monday is here again rat fans, so it's time for another fun-packed entertainment extravaganza direct from the Rat Cave. Errol's Video Vault has given Roland an idea to expand his showbiz career so he's decided to become a ventriloquist. Ray Alan and Lord Charles come along to the Rat Cave to give some helpful hints. Music in the Rat Cave is supplied by Then Jerico, plus the final nail-biting episode of Rat-Trap. As usual, constant interruptions from the rest of the gang, not forgetting Roland's mum and dad.

with Mark Curry, Caron Keating and Yvette Fielding

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with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather BILL GILES

Lucy Meacock Steve Clarke and Richard Bath bring you tonight's news and views from London and the South East.
Plus sport from Michael Wale Editor FIONA CHESTERTON

Join Terry and his guests for conversation and entertainment, live from the Television Theatre. Series producer PETER WEIL Director TOM CORCORAN Producer JON PLOWMAN

A seven-part series about a journey of exploration and adventure with the Brothers Blair among the volcanic islands and coral reefs of the vast Indonesian archipelago.

Lorne and Lawrence Blair, two young Englishmen, voyage under sail for nearly 2,000 miles through the far-flung Spice Islands. They take passage aboard a large and sinister black-sailed schooner - one of a diminishing fleet of engine-less traders of almost medieval design.

Its crew are Boogiemen - part merchants, part pirates; these were the original 'bogeymen' and they are still regarded with deep suspicion among the islands. Once a year, they return to their remote home port - for long enough to repair their ships and sire another 'crop' of children. Then they disappear beyond the horizon again - for another ten months.
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written by GEORGE LAYTON starring Tony Britton and Nigel Havers featuring Dinah Sheridan
Simon Williams , Jane Booker At long last Toby and Angela are reconciled and are enjoying a holiday in Portugal. Tom, while naturally delighted that his parents are together again, is busy thinking about his own future with his father's secretary, Madeline.
Lighting MIKE JEFFERIES Sound BOB FOLEY
Designer DEREK EVANS
Produced and directed by HAROLD SNOAD
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Martyn Lewis and Philip Hayton present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad
Regional News Weather

Selling the Nuclear Dream When the Government privatises the electricity industry, everyone in Britain will have the chance to buy a stake in nuclear power. But while the Government wants to protect the nuclear industry, there are fears that privatisation may seriously undermine it. In America, some politicians are trying to take private nuclear power stations into public ownership, blaming them for high electricity prices. Is the dream of power 'too cheap to meter' finally over? Or can the Government succeed in persuading 'Sid' to back nuclear power with his own money?
Stephen Bradshaw talks to Energy Secretary, the Rt Hon Cecil Parkinson , mp, and reports from nuclear installations in Britain and America on the prospects for a nuclear future.
Producer TIMOTHY COPESTAKE Editor TIM GARDAM

Barry Norman presents his personal review of the week's cinema releases.
Michael J. Fox and Kiefer Sutherland star in Bright
Lights, Big City, based on the cult best seller by Jay Mclnerney. A young New Yorker turns to drink and drugs when he loses his mother, his wife and his job, all in the space of one year. Suspect features Oscar winner Cher as a lawyer defending Liam Neeson against a charge of murder. Dennis Quaid is on the jury, and the film is directed by Britain's Peter Yates.
John Cleese is writing, co-directing and starring in A Fish Called Wanda, which also features Michael Palin , Kevin Kline and Jamie Lee Curtis. Film 88 reports from the location at
Heathrow Airport. Producer JANE LUSH

Featuring
Steve Winwood
Bros, Wet Wet Wet Mica Paris
Blue Mercedes and many more. Introduced by Gary Davies
Produced and directed by MICHAEL HURLL
A BBCtv/RTS/MTV production

The Third Man
For 20 years, Pat Lowry has been in the thick of Britain's industrial strife, first in British Leyland and then, as head of ACAS, trying to resolve disputes like the miners' strike. For the first time Sir Pat, as he is now, shares his personal view of the future of labour relations in Britain. He talks to
David Lomax about where negotiations are going wrong and what management and unions ought to be doing about it.
Film editor ALEX RICHARDSON Director DAVID DAWSON Editor BRIAN DAVIES (e)