in Polo Phony
An RKO film

with Jeremy Paxman and Sally Jones

Weather followed by Dallas
Deeds and Misdeeds
As Cliff and Jamie make a pledge, Sue Ellen forgets hers.
Written by DAVID PAULSEN
Directed by MICHAEL PREECE (R) (For cast see page 38)
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Presented by Jimmy Savile.
Last of ten programmes.
Would you know what to do if you were first on the scene of a road accident? (R)
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Weather followed by Beauty Is in the Eye Last of five programmes Nashville, Tennessee
Known as 'Music City, USA', Nashville has a reputation for a 'down-home' style of beauty among its women.
Dottie Snow believes the inspiration for this comes from America's Pentecostal religions.
Director RICHARD TAYLOR (R)

Simon Parkin - starting with
Play School
Presenters Iain Lauchlan, Chloe Ashcroft
Story: Abracadabra! by SUSAN EAMES
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Director ADRIAN MILLS
Series producer CHRISTINE HEWITT Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

and Paddington
Comings and Goings at Number 32 (R)

with Philip Madoc

Weather followed by Wild Flower
Last of sixprogrammes Heather with Michael Jordan (R)
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Last in the series.
Today it's summertime snackery! Pan-fried pizza is smothered in mozzarella and anchovies, fennel goes a la grecque and three prunes make the best of themselves in a compote.

Richard Baker visits people of outstanding achievement to find out what in their lives gives them the most pleasure.
Today Richard visits Ronnie Corbett in his English and Scottish homes. Ronnie talks about his taste in books, clothes, food and wine, and demonstrates how he makes his own bread. He shows
Richard the walks he likes best, introduces him to his pets, discusses his passion for golf - and takes him to Jersey for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of his own favourite form of entertaining. (R)
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Weather followed by The Animals Roadshow Desmond and Sarah set off by coach-and-pair to explore the animal life of Edinburgh and to gather with the canine clans at the Royal Highland Showground. En route they meet the king of the penguins, the dogs loved by the Duchess of Windsor and the prince of pugs. And
Desmond grapples with a grizzly bear and meets a mermaid on a Scottish isle. (R)
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with Michael Buerk Weather BILL GILES

Henry has a few tricks up his sleeve when he takes on Paul and Jim. Des receives an upsetting telephone call. Writer BETTY QUINN Director STEVE MANN
( Cast page 38. Shown again at 5 35pm)

Written by Bob and Esther Mitchell.

A delicate land agreement with Victoria's father is placed at risk when High Chaparral cowhands join a posse searching for bandits on Montoya territory. Unless John Cannon can intervene he stands to lose a lot - including his wife.

(R)

starring and The Return of Uncle Skip
The chauvinistic Uncle Skip comes to stay and makes a surprising announcement which shows he still has a great deal to learn about relationships. Written by CHIP AND DOUG KEYES
Directed by PETER BALDWIN (R)

Simon Parkin - starting with Paw Paws
A tribe of tiny bear braves
The Dark Paw Totem Monster

Belinda, orphaned by a car crash, arrives at the Pollards' remote Exmoor sheep farm, but the arrival is resented by her cousin
Tom. That evening another orphan arrives, an abandoned baby fawn. They bring up the fawn, and then realise that she has to be taught to be afraid of people before she can be returned to the wild.
Produced by ADRIAN D WORKER Directed by JAN DARNLEY-SMITH
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Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell present the latest events of the day from Britain and around the world.
Weather MICHAEL FISH

What do the actress Fiona Fullerton and former Lord
Chancellor Lord Havers have in common? Watch tonight's live edition of Wogan to find out.
Series producer PETER WEIL Director TONY NEWMAN Producers
JON PLOWMAN. PETER ESTALL

Third of eightprogrammes by JOHN E. WATKINS starring William Gaunt and Patricia Garwood
Arthur challenges Beryl's handsome new squash instructor.
Designer PAUL TRERISE
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)
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A colourful Australian series following the adventures of the Royal Flying Doctor
Service in the outback town of Coopers Crossing. Starring
Trial by Gossip
Chris Randall becomes the subject of malicious gossip which could put her career in jeopardy and place a child's life at risk. Tom Callaghan and the new RFDS pilot, Dave Gibson , decide there's only one way to prove Chris's competence, but it is risky and highly irregular.
Written by CHRISTINE MCCOURT Directed by ROB STEWART
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with Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart Regional News
Weekend Weather
MICHAEL FISH

starring Jasper Carrott
The first of two compilations featuring the highlights from Jasper's hugely successful live series.
With Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis
Written by JASPER CARROTT NEIL SHAND , STEVE PUNT
PAUL ALEXANDER , DICK HILLS and KIM FULLER
Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Sound supervisor KEITH MAYES Lighting director DICKIE HIGHAM Director GEOFF MILES Producer BILL WILSON

Jasper Carrott hosts the first of two compilations, a selection of some of the best moments from his live series, 'Carrott Confidential'. Featuring Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis.

From Bitter Earth - Artists of the Holocaust
Over 30,000 drawings and paintings have survived the concentration camps, ghettoes and hiding places of the Second World War. How was such creativity possible in the face of death, when often even to carry a pencil was punishable by hanging? , Most of the artists who created this work perished.
But some survived, and in ' this film painters like Yehuda Bacon , Dinah Gottliebova and Walter Spitzer reveal the stories behind their work.
Some of them became 'official artists', doing anything from signpainting to painting landscapes for the Nazi authorities. At the same time, they left us with a vision of the German death-machine, more affecting and powerful than any camera image. This film tells of the extraordinary perserverence and ingenuity that these artists showed, and is a tribute to the resilience of human creativity in the midst of destruction.
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editor STEPHEN EVANS Director PAUL MORRISON t INFO: page 77

starring
Michael York Jenny Agutter
2274: The remnants of humanity, following the destruction of the _ world by war and pollution, are preserved in an enclosed city, doomed to a life of mindless pleasure until they are 30. What happens after that is a closely-kept secret. When security guard Logan discovers the truth, he is determined to find a way to the outside world ...
Screenplay by DAVID ZELAG GOODMAN based on the novel by WILLIAM F. NOLAN and GEORGE CLAYTON JOHNSON Produced by SAUL DAVID
Directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON
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