(R)

8.55am Regional News and Weather

Weather followed by Betty Boop Triple Bill

Weather followed by Dr Kildare

Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus
The Playground Stop Presenter
Dave Benson Phillips
Puppeteers JANE EVE and JOHN WRIGHT
Storyteller Anthony Lapsley Music JONATHAN COHEN (R)
10.50am The Wombles
Portrait of Great Uncle Bulgaria (R)

with Jerome Willis

Weather followed by House and Home
2: The Fireside Revolution
Presenter Nicholas Taylor
The 17th-century farmhouses of Yetminster in Dorset show how the introduction of the chimney and fireplace radically altered the layout and use of rooms.

In the second programme of the series, Peter Terson and Dennis Skillicorn leave
St Cross on the first stage of their journey to Canterbury. Producer JOHN COLEMAN

Weather followed by Dallas
Dire Straits
In Colombia, the ransom demand for Pam is made - but is this a case of money for nothing?
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John Thirlwell 's personal view of Benidorm in Spain. Director GITA CONN
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
(First shown in 'The Travel Show

with Philip Hayton
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

'You're not my father, so leave me alone!'
Written by REG WATSON
Directed by KENDAL FLANAGAN

Presented by Floella Benjamin and Suzanne Dando with Sue Campbell, and Dr Vernon Coleman.
Special guest Drue Williams from Starlight Express.
This week there's a look at A Day in the Life of.... Fairground Attraction, Suzanne investigates whether you are as fat as you think you are, and Floella discovers that being thin can be as big a problem as being fat.
Producer ALAN RUSSELL BBC Bristol

The Ben Travers farce starring
Robertson Hare
Alfred Drayton.
Fired from yet another job, Jones turns to his resourceful mother Sue Long. She has a list of men who could, or should help, because each is the possible father of her charming son.
Screenplay by LESLEY STORM
WALTER C . MYCROFT. BEN TRAVERS from the play by BEN TRAVERS Produced and directed by WALTER C. MYCROFT
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Andy Crane - starting with ChuckleVision starring the Chuckle Brothers with Billy Butler.
Big things come in little packages - this turns out to be all too true as Paul and Barry deliver Paul's new invention. Plus Billy Butler 's Armchair Theatre. Writer JOHN SAYLE
Director JOHN NORTHOVER Producer MARTIN HUGHES BBC North West (R)
4.15pm Laurel and Hardy Stan and Ollies puppets are not all they seem in Puppet Show Down (R)
4.20pm Jonny Briggs
A 20-part serial by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by JOAN EADINGTON.
13: At last Jonny and Albert are about to discover the solution to the 'rustling ghost' mystery ... and Fizzy as Razzle
Fizzy supplied by PAULINE CLIFT Producer ANGELA BEECHING
Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE (R)
4.35pm
Belle and Sebastian
The story of a young orphan in search of his mother. Climbing a Stone Wall
5.00pm Newsround
5.05pm Knowhow
Written and presented by Johnny Ball
Ann de Caires and Mark Salter.
If you're interested in how things work, here's another chance to find out what's green and keeps us breathing, how funfair rides keep turning, and whether computers can talk. If you're curious about how we might be living in the year 2050, Hyperspace Hotel offers some surprising scientific suggestions!
Episode 1 of Hyperspace Hotel written by JAMES FOLLETT Designer
KATHY ATTY
Producer JANE TARLETON (R)
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with Nicholas Witchell and Anna Ford
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

by Tony McHale
"It's Shireen - looks like she's been abducted."
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Living with Waltzing Matilda 'If we have a malaise, I think we can trace most of our industrial attitudes back to the English' - so says David Hill , a Barnardo's boy from Eastbourne, who came to
Australia on the Big Brother scheme for underprivileged children, became head of the New South Wales railway and now manages the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
George Campbell admits that he's known as a 'pommy stirrer'. George holds a senior position in Australia's most militant union, the Metalworkers. He brings the Belfast waterfront into the living rooms of Australia. Film editor Liz THOYTS
Directed by ROGER MILLS
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with Anne Robinson Producer LAN STUBBS
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with Michael Buerk
Regional News; Weather

A love story in three parts by TONY MARCHANT starring Keith Barron Maggie O'Neill Annette Crosbie Reece Dinsdale.
3: Kathy's affair with Tom has been discovered by friends of her husband.
Further exposure seems certain, and the consequences will be painful ...
Script editor STEPHANIE GUERRASIO Film editor ROY SHARMAN Designer MARJORIE PRATT
Photography KEVIN ROWLEY Producer DAVID SNODIN Director JANE HOWELL
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with Barry Norman from Cannes Film Festival.
Every year the seaside resort town of Cannes is turned upside down for two weeks as it fills up with actors, directors, writers, producers and the world's press. The main focus of attention centres on the prestigious competition with entries from around the world.
Barry Norman presents his personal opinion of the movies, which include A Cry in the Dark, starring
Meryl Streep as Lindy Chamberlain , the Australian woman accused of killing her child in the infamous 'dingo baby' case; New York Stories, a trilogy of short films directed by Martin Scorsese , Francis Coppola and Woody Allen , whose common theme is their New York setting; and Lost Angels, starring Donald Sutherland and Adam Horowitz , made by British director Hugh Hudson. Director JENNY ABBOTT Producer JANE LUSH
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In the last of four concerts recorded specially for BBC television at the International Music Festival staged at the National Exhibition Centre,
Birmingham,
Engelbert Humperdinck performs some of the romantic ballads that, over 20 years, have achieved disc sales of 130 million.
His biggest hits Spanish Eyes, Release Me, and Starlight are all included.
Associate producer JANE WEIR Producer JOHN G. SMITH
A WHITE RABBIT production for BBCtv