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with Chris Lowe and Sally Magnusson
National and international news and analysis.

8.55am Regional News and Weather

Weather followed by Oddie in Paradise
Feathers with Birds Attached Second of three programmes with Bill Oddie in Papua New Guinea. Bill continues his search higher into the mountains where rhododendrons and kangaroos live up trees. The birds of paradise have incredibly long head and tail feathers and there's one that's coloured like lemon meringue pie. He finds a Parrot like a vulture, and a bower-bird that decorates its bower with red and blue berries. And, even more amazing, some of his photos actually came out.
Producer RICHARD BROCK

Barry Cryer
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, Harry Gration has a chance to meet Barry Cryer , the former scene-shifter now established as a top scriptwriter.
Excerpts from The Good Old Days and The Morecambe and Wise Show.
Director ROGER KEECH
Producer ALLAN KASSELL

Weather followed by Laverne and Shirley Bachelor Mothers starring
Penny Marshall as Laverne Cindy Williams as Shirley (R)

Simon Parkin - starting with
The Patch Stop at Llanuwchllyn, north
Wales, where Peggy Patch finds a brown trout.
Storyteller William Thomas Story: Sionyn y Llwynog by ALYS JONES illustrated by JAC JONES Music JONATHAN COHEN Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Producer ANNE GOBEY
A FELGATE producton for BBCtv

by ERIC HILL told by Paul Nicholas Spot's Windy Day (R)

with Rudolph Walker (R)

Weather followed by Rockschool
Last of eight programmes on making music in a rock band. Song Structure and Arrangement
Deirdre Cartwright (guitar), Alastair Gavin (keyboards), Geoff Nicholls (drums) and Henry Thomas (bass) are joined by guest vocalist Juliet Roberts.
Comments from Omar Hakim , Selwyn Brown , Midge Ure , Tony Banks and The Communards. (R)

Jersey
Dennis Cornish , the West
Country nurseryman, visits gardens in the south west of England.
Producer DAVID SPIRES

Weather followed by Dallas
Olio
JR may be a home-coming hero to some, but the alarm bells at Ewing Oil keep on ringing. Cliff rails at Pam as a vital deal is aborted, but there is even more staggering news of another lady in his unlucky life.
Written by LEONARD KATZMAN Directed by STEVE KANALY (Cast page 52) (R)
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with Philip Hayton Weather BILL GILES

Mrs Mangel uses her secret weapon.
Written by IAN COUGHLAN
Directed by KENDAL FLANAGAN
(Cast page 43. Repeated at 5. 35pm)

Lawn Tennis Championships Ladies' Singles Semi-finals.
Live coverage of the matches which will decide who contests Saturday's final. Will there be another Graf v Navratilova confrontation? Introduced by Harry Carpenter Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT GERALD WILLIAMS
BARRY DAVIES
MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL
ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE (Coverage continues on BBC2)
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Andy Crane
- starting with SuperTed
He's been called the fastest-talking con artist ever dressed in wolfs clothing. Hokey's Missing Millions

A 12-part serial by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by MARGARET STUART BARRY 4: An unexpected visitorflies in to see the Witch, and brings some very unusual pets.
Lady Fox-Custard regrets her plan to get Cuthbert interested in aerobics.
Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director DAVID BELL (R)

The children find a lake with gold gleaming in the depths of the water. The Doctor and Marinche find it too and try to poison the lake water so they can kill the Indians and get at the gold. Mendoza stops them and the children and their friends escape and set out on their travels again. (R)

with Roger Finn and Helen Rollason. Vital world events, happy happenings and the latest in sport, school and in space make up
Britain's top news show for children.

Fiona Lee Fraser and Andy Nulty are joined by some of your television favourites in the first Celebrity Junior Golf
Championship at Chulmleigh in Devon - among them Keith Chegwin and the Chuckle Brothers.
There's also judo from
London and tip-top coaching from former champion Chris Snode , for those who find diving into water isn't as easy as falling off a log. Director ALAN YARDLEY Producer CHRIS FEAR BBC North West

with Anna Ford and Philip Hayton
Weather IAN MCCASKILL

by Michael Robartes.
"It's still early enough to do something about it but I'm a Catholic, so that's it I suppose."
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'Ordinary people doing amazing things,' says host Frank Bruno.
He's joined by Jeni Barnett , Lucy Pilkington
Chris Serle and others.
They will be telling your stories - extraordinary, heartwarming, sad and celebratory.
This week: Tom Magdich , adopted at birth, discovered he was working side by side with his real brother. Now his mother is reunited with him and tells her story.
In 1973 Lois Acton taught delinquents in her council flat, against all the advice of the experts. Whatever happened? David Lomax reports.
Meet Walter Lloyd from
Cumbria who single-handedly aims to eliminate the greenhouse effect.
And Chris Serle joins a vicar, 12 choristers, three students and the Chaplain of Brasenose College, Oxford, in a strange ritual.
Series producers PETER BAZALGETTE and NICK HANDEL
0 WRITE and tell Frank your story: People, BBCtv, Kensington House, Richmond Way, London W14 OAX.

with Martyn Lewis
Regional News; Weather

Presented by Nick Ross and Sue Cook with Police Superintendent David Hatcher.
The programme in which viewers help police solve serious crime.
Helen Phelps reports on a series of attacks on women in the Littlehampton area of Sussex. Police believe they can be traced back to one man. And can you help to find a team of Merseyside robbers? When they raided a security van they got way with more than they bargained for and were left with very red faces. Detectives from around the country will be waiting to take your call in the Crimewatch studio. If you can help please ring
[number removed] any time from 9.30pm until midnight.
Details are on Ceefax page 186
(Crimewatch Update is at 11.15pm) (Postponed from 8 June)
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Desmond Lynam and Gerald Williams bring you the best of this afternoon's ladies' semi-finals action and take a look at the remaining four in the men's championship.
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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Nick Ross and Sue Cook with developments on tonight's cases based on viewers' calls to the Crimewatch studio. The lines are open until midnight so call [number removed]if you can help.
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Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Edgbaston
. Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the first day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
0 THE ASHES 89: a special BBC Sportsyear magazine giving full details of this summer's Tests, profiles of the England and Australia teams and a special look at the cricket heroes of the 80s, price £1. 95 from newsagents.