Yabba dabba doo! Roll on down to Bedrock with that most modern of stone-age families
(R)

with Laurie Mayer and Jill Dando
National and international news and analysis from the BBC's correspondents and reporters. Summaries read by Jillian Carter on the hour and half hour. With the latest sports news from Sally Jones. Weather forecast from
Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55 and 8.25.
Regional news and travel
Updates at 7.27, 7.57 and 8.27.

Weather followed by Oddie in Paradise
Up to the Giant Car Wash First of three programmes with Bill Oddie in Papua New Guinea. In search of the fabulous birds of paradise and bower-birds, Bill struggles up a mountain, drenched in tropical rain.
He looks for a twelve-wired bird of paradise and bower-birds that plant gardens and collect gun cartridges - even one that dances around a maypole with a golden crown on its head.
Producer RICHARD BROOM (R) (Part 2 tomorrow)

Jimmy Jewel
Stars from the world of show business recall their roots and, with excerpts from some celebrated performances, talk about the careers which made them leading entertainers in their field.
Today John Thirlwell meets Jimmy Jewel who, with his cousin Ben Warris , formed a top comedy act for more than 30 years.
Director ROGER KEECH
Producer ALLAN KASSELL
First shown BBC North East - Leeds

Weather followed by Laverne and Shirley Angels of Mercy starring Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney Penny Marshall as Laverne De Fazio (R)

Simon Parkin - starting with which stops today at The Dot Stop with the Dot who plays the drums.
Storyteller lain Lauchlan Music PAUL READE Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Producer MICHAEL COLE (R)

Told by Paul Nicholas. Spot Goes Splash by ERIC HILL
Animation LEO BELTOFT
Production CLIVE JUSTER (R)

with Rudolph Walker (R)

Weather followed by Rockschool Deirdre Cartwright ,
Alastair Gavin ,
Geoff Nicholls and Henry Thomas give advice on sampling, synth orchestra, chords, the use of the pedal note in rock and vocal harmony ideas. With comments from
Tony Banks, Police guitarist Andy Summers , West Coast producer David Pack and singer Michael McDonald. Producer CHRIS LENT (R)

Dennis Cornish visits Lucy and Francis Huntingdon , who run a herb nursery. (R)

Weather followed by Dallas
High Noon for Calhoun
A man has to do what a man has to do and when one attempt to protect his family fails, JR is forced to act out an Old West showdown in modern California.
Meanwhile, Miss Ellie and Clayton decide to head for the hills.
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with Philip Hayton
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

Jim is left holding the baby as Mrs Mangel prepares for her big day in court.

Lawn Tennis Championships live from the AU England Club. The men's singles quarter-finals are due to be completed this afternoon.
Harry Carpenter introduces the live action and rounds up all today's news and results. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT GERALD WILLIAMS BARRY DAVIES
MARK COX. BILL
THRELFALL ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE. 0 SPoRTsLINE: Wimbledon results and reports dial [number removed]: calls cost per minute (peak), 25p
(off-peak)
0 WIMBLEDON 89: a special BBC Sportsyear magazine giving full details of this year's championships, Profiles of the leading players and a 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
SuperTed Goes Round the Bend
SuperTed tries teaching
Spotty to drive but ends up being driven round the bend. (R)

Deep under the sea in the mystical underwater world of Snorkland lives a society of tiny creatures called Snorks. Vandal Scandal (R)

with Phillip Schofield The pressure is on for today's teams to win their way to the final. Who will succeed and who will end up riding on the Big Dipper? Check your knowledge of films and videos.
Taking part are Sullivan
Upper School, Belfast; Cherry Hinton Community Junior School, Cherry Hinton, Cambs; St Thomas RC
Primary School, Sevenoaks. Director JULIA KNOWLES
Producer CHRISTOPHER TANDY

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, keeping them informed on what's happening in their world.

Revolution
Stephanie, the school president, puts Joey into the vacant post of sports rep.
Producers LINDA SCHUYLER and KIT HOOD
Director KIT HOOD (R)
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The latest news and comment from Britain and around the world. with Nicholas Witchell and Anna Ford
Weather SUZANNE CHARLTON

Join Terry live at the Television Theatre as he talks to people in the news.
He will also be presenting the best in entertainment and springing the occasional surprise.

Exhausting Arguments An investigation by Debbie Thrower
Considering a new car?
You will soon have to pay a lot more for it.
Stringent new pollution laws framed in Europe mean that from 1992 every new small car must have an expensive extra to combat exhaust fumes: a three-way catalytic converter.
Until recently, Britain favoured a cheaper approach - the lean-burn engine, designed to use less fuel and to pump out fewer noxious gases.
Then, a few weeks ago, the British government did a U-turn that will cost motorists an extra
El,000 million a year.
Debbie takes the wheel of a range of glossy cars to find out what went wrong and to ask:
Is this the most cost-effective way to clean up the environment?
Film editor KEITH RAVEN Executive producer DAVID PATERSON Series producer
KATHARINE EVERETT
Producer LAURIE JOHN

New western series about a gunfighter whose life is radically changed when he reluctantly becomes a family man. Starring
News from St Louis
A run-down western mining community is a far cry from the glamour of St Louis, but it's to the ill-named town of Paradise that the four Carroll children are despatched when their mother falls ill. A harsh world - and Ethan Cord - awaits them. Written by DAVID JACOBS and ROBERT PORTER
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with Martyn Lewis
Regional News; Weather

Part 2
The soldiers are casually dismissing the rest of the world as 'civvies'. But no civilians would willingly undergo the final commando test that produces the coveted green beret - 30 miles across crippling Dartmoor terrain, carrying %cwt in less than seven hours. Seven hours ten minutes is, as one of them discovers, not acceptable.
Written and narrated by Ian Wooldridge
Film editor PAUL WILLEY Producer MICHAEL BEGG 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

To earn their green beret, the men must undergo 12 months of what they believe to be the toughest infantry training in the world - the All Arms Commando Course.

with Desmond Lynam and Gerald Williams
Desmond Lynam introduces highlights from today's men's singles quarter-finals. Gerald Williams looks at the day's other stories and previews tomorrow's ladies' semi-finals. * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

starring Meg Foster and Tyne Daly
Suffer the Children
Cagney and Lacey discover a horrifying tale of neglect. Written by PAUL EHRMAN
Directed by RAY DANTON (R)