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The sizzling summer magazine from Children's
BBC with sensational Simon Parkin , amazing Andi Peters , sparkling Stephanie Lowe and some of your favourite programmes, starting with Rolf Harris Cartoon Time
9.30am
Why Don't You...?
The gang are at Chester Zoo to adopt a coatimundi. (R)
10.00am News
Weather followed by Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
School Days
Marcie and Peppermint Patty don't want to go to school because it's raining. (R)
10.30am Playbus
The Why Bird Stop
Why and Simon are trying out some different types of glasses.
Puppeteer:
Fiona Beynon Brown
Story: The New Glasses by Judy Taylor.
Music: Richard Brown and children from
Silchester House School Graphics GEOFF MOTLEY
Producer CLARE BRADLEY
10.55am Five to Eleven with pupils from Newlands
Girls' Comprehensive School, Maidenhead.
11.00am News
Weather followed by Woody Woodpecker Double Bill
Unbearable Salesman and Tree Medic (R)
11.15am The 0 Zone with Andy Crane , plus TV's first look at the Top 40.
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11.25am Superman
Whatever Goes Up
11.50am Bananaman

Weather followed by The Garden Party Jan Leeming and Paul Coia with the news and views of today - and the people who are shaping both.
Twenty-five years after the oil boom began, has Britain mishandled the bonus of a lifetime? And can gaming machines become a serious addiction? The expert advises the addicts.
In the kitchen in the garden, Glynn Christian creates the 'floating islands' of France. Richard Jobson goes pop-picking on his underground railway. Directors
MAUREEN WHITE. LIZ SCOTT Producers
CHARLES NAIRN , GORDON MACMILLAN Editor DAVID MARTIN

with Michael Buerk
Weather John Kettley

Todd and Katie 'ruin' Mrs Mangel 's garden. This week's cast:
Written by JOHN UPTON
Directed by KENDAL FLANAGAN
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In this week's programme of non-stop music
Moira Anderson is the star singer and Kevin Morgan the star tuba player.
Producer ALAN TONGUE

starring
Best Kept Secrets
Diana catches Mack with another woman. Abby has plans for Ciji which don't include Kenny.
Written by RICHARD GOLLANCE Directed by LORRAINE SENNA (R)

starring
Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney Penny Marshall as Laverne De Fazio in Look Before You Leap (R)

with Peter McEnery and David Shepherd.
Shakespearean actor Peter McEnery and painter David Shepherd have one thing in common - trains. They spend a day together on the Severn Valley Railway, comparing notes about an obsession they share with so many other 'train freaks'. Director JAMES WYNN
Producer KEN STEPHINSON
A FALKMAN TELEVISION production for BBCtv
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Puss Gets the Boot

Presented by Andy Crane - starting with Wlzblt by Barry Murray starring Paul Daniels. The Christmas That Nearly Was (1)
It's Christmas! In August? In Puzzleopolis anything is possible! Professor Doom finds a strange book called
The Secret of Everything. In it is the most secret, evil thing that anybody could ever possibly do.
Directed by PHIL BISHOP (R)
4.35pm Popeye and Son At long last, strongman sailor Popeye and girlfriend Olive Oyl have got married and have a son - Popeye Jr.
The Girl from Down Under and Olive's Dinosaur Dilemma (R)
5.00pm Newsround
Up-to-the-minute news, including the first of five special reports from the US Space Academy, Alabama, by young British astronaut hopeful Helen Bridger. Space Mission - Day 1 Producer SUSIE STAPLES
Series producer NICK HEATHCOTE
5.05pm Duncan Dares
After four days of living off the land, survival expert Lofty Wiseman and Peter Duncan join forces once more to march to the coast and safety.
Film editor RICHARD SPURWAY Producer ALEX LEGER (R)
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with John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey. Weather Bill Giles

Louise Batchelor keeps you in touch with what's going on around the capital region of the country.
With reports from studios around the south east.
Michael Wale on the local sports scene and Cathy McGowan around town.
0 WRITE TO: Newsroom South East, BBC Elstree Centre. Clarendon Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
WD6 1JF. if you have any news.

Monday night 'live' with Britain's newest talk show host.
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Up the Lazy River (2)
Despite Larry's best endeavours Balki, Mary Ann and Jennifer become babes in the wood and begin to wonder if camping with the intrepid Appleton as guide is just a lost cause....
Written by BOB GRIFF ARD , HOWARD ADLER Directed by JOEL ZWICK
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starring
Written by Andrew Nickolds and Stan Hey.
The Crucial Health
'Just because I'm laid up in hospital doesn't mean that Delbert Wilkins is out of action, right? I'm officially crucial, not critical. Yes,
Delbert is wearing an "I heart hospitals" T-shirt because he can really operate in them.'
Music
JOE DWORNIAK DUNCAN BRIDGEMAN Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER (R)
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written by Carla Lane.
There are embarrassing moments during brief encounters for Mrs Boswell with her new acquaintance Derek and for Adrian with new girlfriend Ellia. But the main problem is Billy, whose concern for an injured pigeon nearly brings on a nervous breakdown.
Title music by DAVID MACKAY Designer PAUL TRERISE
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)
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with Michael Buerk
Regional News; Weather

First of three programmes. 'Two members of the IRA administered the oath ... It was probably the most brilliant moment of my existence. I was no longer an insignificant teenager, I was a fully-fledged member.' The Volunteer
In August 1969, when British troops arrived on the streets of Northern Ireland, Shane Paul O'Doherty was 14, helping to man the barricades at the entrance to Londonderry's Bogside. Eighteen months later, to the horror of his family he had joined the IRA. Today he is serving 30 life sentences for bombing offences.
In tonight's programme, Peter Taylor traces the fortunes of the O'Doherty family through 20 years of the Troubles. He talks to Shane Paul 's mother and four brothers about how each of them reacted to what was happening - and to Shane Paul himself, about why he joined, what he did, and why he now renounces the IRA. Cameraman TONY MALLON
Film editor CHRISTINE GARNER
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY Producer MICHAEL DUTFIELD
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from the Tower Ballroom,
Blackpool. Angela Rippon is your host as the excitement mounts for the first semi-final between title-holders
Midlands and West and Home Counties South, captained by the illustrious Peggy Spencer.
In cabaret, musical director Andy Ross , salutes the great Billy May with In a Persian Market featuring reigning World Professional Latin champions Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather.
Commentator Charles Nove Arranged by ERIC MORLEY Sound JOHN DRAKE Lighting RON MINTY
Designer GARY PRITCHARD Director PETER FITTON Producer SIMON BETTS

Fifth of six programmes.
More famous music hall acts introduced by Jimmy Perry. This week's bill includes two famous crooners: Hutch and Al Bqwlly ; as well as a thrilling adagio act, an exceptional j uggling trio, and that popular pianist Charlie Kunz. Recorded at the Headquarters of the Grand Order of Water Rats in London.
Written by JIMMY PERRY Produced by PAT PARRISH

Make Money Make Money A Share in the Market. Andrew Neil travels the globe as he examines the share market.
This programme looks at how professional investors spot which shares are good value. Producer ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS (R) (e)