Yabba-dabba-do! Roll on down to Bedrock to meet that most modem of Stone Age families.
(R)

with Chris Lowe and Sally Magnusson
National and international news and analysis from the BBC's correspondents and reporters.

with Andrew Sachs and his guide from Barcelona, Manuel.

Andrew takes a bus tour to the Catalan city and explores it with a young English friend called Laura. They take the cable car to the port, wander up the Ramblas and succeed in ordering the flowers and the sandwiches they want. Then comes the Gaudi Cathedral and a folk dance fiesta in the Pueblo Espanol.
(R)

A bike ride through 1,500 miles of America with Mike Harding. North Carolina
-the Trail of Tears
One thousand miles into
America, Mike cycles into
Indian territory and snaps a Cherokee. Sodom Laurel songstress Dellie Norton remembers a tune, Ranger Larry Fitz recalls some bear facts, and Ray Greene reveals a band at the bottom of his garden. (R)

Weather followed by Laverne and Shirley
How Do You Say You Are Dead in German? starring

Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus which stops today at
The Patch Stop at Rhos-y-
Gwaliau, North Wales, where Peggy Patch meets a flock of sheep and a litter of puppies.
Storyteller William Thomas Story: Helynt Caradog by ALYS JONES illustrated by JAC JONES Music JONATHAN COHEN Producer ANNE GOBEY

by ERIC HILL
Told by Paul Nicholas Spot Goes to School Animation LEO BELTOFT
Production CUVE JUSTER (R)

with Martin Jarvis (R)

Third of eight programmes. Synth Pop and How to Sing Deirdre Cartwright (guitar) Alastair Gavin (keyboards) Geoff Nicholls (drums) and Henry Thomas (bass) look at a style which relies almost exclusively on synthesiser technology; explain the basics of one-handed keyboard technique; and show that scales, chords and inversions can be fun. Also featured: vocal techniques, breath control, how to protect the voice, working with microphones and PA systems.
With comments from Graham Bonnett of Alcatrazz, Midge Ure and rare concert footage of James Brown. (R)

West Country nurseryman
Dennis Cornish in a series in which he visits gardens and nurseries in the south west of England.
The garden pink is one of the most popular flowers today, and much of its success is due to one man - Cecil Wyatt. From his small nursery on the edge of Dartmoor, he has produced many of the varieties which are favourites with both nurserymen and amateur gardeners. Producer DAVID SPIRES

Weather followed by Dallas
So Shall Ye Reap
From little seeds ... JR discovers that when it's time to pay the piper, money can sometimes be insufficient. Bobby and Ray ponder the future for their unborn children, but Clayton is still obsessed with the past.
Meanwhile, Cliff is found to have stretched his financial credibility - with someone else's money ...
Written by LEONARD KATZMAN Directed by JERRY JAMESON (R) (Cast page 37)
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with Philip Hayton Weather BILL GILES

Madge makes a confession to Henry.
Written by RAY HARDING
Directed by GARY CONWAY
(Cast page 39. Repeated at 5.35pm)

Lawn Tennis
Championships live from the All England Club.
Full coverage of all today's outstanding matches on the centre and number one courts, together with an action round-up from the outside courts. Introduced by Harry Carpenter Commentators
DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS
BARRY DAVIES
MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL PAUL HUTCHINS , ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE Television presentation JOHNNIE WATHERSTON.
ALASTAIR SCOTT , HUW JONES and WENDY SHEPPARD
Executive producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN ROWLINSON
(Coverage continues on BBC2)
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0 WIMBLEDON 89: a special BBC Sportsyear magazine giving full details of this year's championships, profiles of the leading players and look at the history and glamour of the world's most famous tennis tournament, price £1.95 from newsagents.
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Simon Parkin - starting with The Family- Ness You'll Never Find a Nessie in the Zoo
The adventures of the family of monsters that live in Loch Ness and their two friends Elspeth and Angus. (R)

a 12-part serial by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by MARGARET STUART BARRY
3: The plan to save Valdini's cafe goes into action. But
Lady Fox-Custard and Sally are determined to spoil everything.
Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director DAVID BELL (R)

In the jungle, Mendoza and the children have found a deserted ruined city, full of temples and pyramids. In one of the temples they find a magical jade mask. (R)

with John Craven Roger Finn and Helen Rollason. Vital world events, happy happenings and the latest in sport, in school and in space -just some of the things that make up Britain's top news show for children.
Producer SUSIE STAPLES Editor JOHN CRAVEN

The start of an action-packed sporting summer with Move It presenters Fiona Lee Fraser and Andy Nulty.
Throughout the series youngsters from all over Britain will be contesting the Moovy Megathon - an eight-event championship with the final at Centre Pare in Nottingham. Today, 16 young skiers battle for honours on the Beckton
Slope in London's Docklands and 12 racing drivers line-up for race one in the Mini Prix at Brands Hatch. Director ALAN YARDLEY Producer chris FEAR BBC North West
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with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey
Weather Michael Fish

Newsroom South East, Spotlight, Points West, Look East, Look North, South Today, North West Tonight, Midlands Today

by Charlie Humphreys.
"I never had a real Mum and Dad. I got a sister somewhere and I saw a real aunt once."
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'Ordinary people doing amazing things', says Frank Bruno - this year's host on People. It's a fresh challenge for Frank, who's joined by Jeni Barnett , Lucy Pilkington ,
Chris Serle and others.
They will be telling your stories - extraordinary, heartwarming, sad and celebratory. This week, John Pitman meets the singer, adopted at birth, who's spent a lifetime searching for his real family. Now he's made an extraordinary discovery. Jeni follows an insurance man from Dagenham who has another life; he's a medieval knight.
Plus a visit with 200 homeless people who've taken direct action to put a roof over their heads. They've commandeered a hospital.
And Chris opens his summer season trying to become a children's entertainer. A hostile audience is only the first of his problems, in at the deep end.
Series producers PETER BAZALGETTE and NICK HANDEL
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with Martyn Lewis
Regional News; Weather

starring Phil Cool Important Notice
We have reminded you about your telephone bill, but our records show that it is still unpaid and we are, therefore, about to disconnect your service. If you have recently paid your bill, please watch the next 30 minutes of impressions and sketches starring Phil Cool. We'll still cut you off, but at least you'll have had a damn good laugh. Written by PHIL COOL .
PAUL ALEXANDER. KEITH DONNELLY and BARRY FAULKNER
Associate producer LES WARD Producer STEVE WEDDLE BBC Pebble Mill

Desmond Lynam introduces the best of the day's action and Gerald Williams looks behind the news.
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International Athletics Highlights from this afternoon's meeting in Helsinki.

Anna Ford and her guests ask whether certain techniques used by programme-makers are always justified, including hidden cameras and 'surprise interviews' with alleged wrong-doers. Does the need to produce an interesting television programme sometimes conflict with individual rights of privacy, fairness and justice?
Solicitor Laurie Avadis is highly suspicious of some of the methods used; following this film, the argument is pursued by producers and viewers. Film director EMMA READ
Studio director LINDA NASH Producer GEOFF GRIFFITHS
If you want to use Network to criticise television, write to: Network,
BBCtv Centre. London W12 7RJ or call [number removed].