starts your day with news, sport, weather and travel available to all viewers.
(R)
with Kirsty Wark and Jill Dando.
National and international news and analysis from the BBC's correspondents and reporters. Summaries read by Jilly Carter on the hour and half hour. The latest sports news from
Archie Macpherson. Weather forecasts from
Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55 and 8.25. Regional news and travel updates at 7.27, 7.57 and 8.27.
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The sizzling summer magazine from Children's 's
BBC with sensational Simon Parkin , amazing Andi Peters , sparkling Stephanie Lowe and some of your favourite programmes, starting with: Rolf Harris Cartoon Time
More cartoon capers with Rolf Harris. Today:
Bugs Bunny in Wideo Wabbit Woody Woodpecker in Box Car Bandit
Tom and Jerry in Pecos Pest
Jeff and Helen are on the trail of the mystery letter writer. Paula makes piroshki which has an explosive effect on Ben's vat. Directors
MOIRA BROWN and RUSSELL DA VIES Producer KIRSTIE FISHER BBC North West(R)
Weather followed by Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show The Play
A cartoon based on the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schultz. (R)
The Why Bird Stop
It's a Batty Hatty day in the lost property office.
Puppeteer:
Fiona Beynon Brown.
Song: Harriet Harper 's Hat by Simon Davies.
Music: Richard Brown and children from
Silchester House School. Graphics JEAN DE LERNOS Producer CLARE BRADLEY
with pupils from Moor Park High School, Preston.
Weather followed by Woody Woodpecker Double Bill
How to Stuff a Woodpecker and Logjammed (R)
with Andy Crane , plus TV's first look at the Top 40.
starring
The Atomic Captive
Harbour of Lost Ships (R)
Weather followed by The Garden Party Jan Leeming , Paul Coia and Caron Keating with the news and views of today - and the people who are shaping both. Is there room for two more quality Sunday papers in Britain? Can the Sunday
Correspondent and the Independent both survive?
Richard Jobson pot roasts the charts, while Glynn Christian travels to the West Country to prepare fisherman's chowder and the real Cornish pasty.
with Martyn Lewis
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Mrs Mangel takes charge of Madge and Harold's wedding plans. Malcolm gets to the final of a TV quiz show. This week's cast:
Written by JEFFREY TRUMAN Directed by TONY OSICKA
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Featuring songs by Lois Lane and trombone solos from Don Lusher.
Producer ALAN TONGUE
BBC Northern Ireland (R)
starring
Abigail's Choice
Abby has to make an agonising moral decision. Written by OLIVER CLARK Directed by JOSEPH B. WALLENSTEIN (R)
Dear Future Model
with Bernard Cribbins.
Everyone who has a soft spot for trains has a soft spot for
The Railway Children. In the 1970 film version Bernard Cribbins played Perks, the deputy stationmaster.
He now returns to the Worth Valley Railway where the film was shot, to meet old friends and travel on this most famous of preserved railway lines.
Director JAMES WYNN
Producer KEN STEPHINSON
A FALKMAN TELEVISION production for BBCtv
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Buried Treasure
Presented by Andi Peters - starting with:
Wizbit
by Barry Murray, starring Paul Daniels. The Christmas That Nearly Never Was (2)
Christmas in Puzzleopolis is about to be cancelled for ever! Only Wizbit can save the situation.
Directed by PHIL BISHOP (R)
At long last, strongman sailor Popeye and girlfriend Olive Oyl have got married and have a son - Popeye Jr.
Dr Junior and Mr Hyde and Popeye's Surfing Adventure (R)
Roger Finn and Helen Rollason with the up-to-the-minute news service for Britain's children.
Hang-Glider Pilot
Up and away! In this high-flying dare, Peter Duncan becomes a hang-glider pilot and discovers the Blorenge in South Wales. Producers
ROB BENFIELD and ALEX LEGER (R)
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with Andrew Harvey and Moira Stuart.
Weather Bernard Davey
Guy Michelmore 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.
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Ben read his contract over the weekend only to discover he has another three shows. Join him for the best in conversation.
starring
College Bound
Waiting nervously for Balki's college entrance exam results, his friends reminisce about the Myposian goatherd's time in America. He's come far so quickly, and it's all been due to cousin Larry's help - hasn't it?
Written by WILLIAM BICKLEY
MICHAEL WARREN and PAULA A. ROTH Directed by JOEL ZWICK
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starring
Written by Andrew Nickolds and Stan Hey. Public Enemy
'My broken jaw's got more wire round it than Greenham
Common, guy!'
Music
JOE DWORNIAK , DUNCAN BRIDGEMAN Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER (R)
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written by Carla Lane.
Aveline's wedding is now definitely on and there is much talk of presents.
Meanwhile, Joey misses yet another appointment with Roxy when Freddie is taken ill.
Title music by DAVID MACKAY Designer PAUL TRERISE
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)
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with Martyn Lewis. Regional News Weather
Second of three programmes. 'There was this - I'll never forget it - big orange flash and I saw this cloud of black dust ... and then I could hear bells, alarm bells ringing and the pain was desperate.' The Choir
In 1969, Mervyn Lewers was a choirboy at Londonderry
Cathedral. Like all the other members of the choir, he was a Protestant in a city where the majority is Catholic. When he grew older, he joined the RUC and served for ten years. One night, after he'd left the force, he went for a drink with a friend not far from the cathedral. His car exploded and he lost his right leg.
In tonight's programme Peter Taylor traces the fortunes of six boys in the choir of 1969. One is dead, killed 'on active service'. Another has married a Catholic, another has left
Northern Ireland. All of them have been touched and profoundly changed by 20 years of Troubles. Cameraman TONY MALLON Film editor ROBERT BROWN
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY Producer MICHAEL DUTFIELD
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Angela Rippon is your host at the Tower Ballroom,
Blackpool, where the tension mounts as North West competes against Wales for the remaining place in next week's final.
In contrast to the competitive action, World Latin
Champions Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather partner Andy Ross for a delightful interpretation of Jerome Kern 's They Didn't Believe Me.
Commentator: Charles Nove. Arranged by ERIC MORLEY Sound JOHN DRAKE Lighting RON MINTY
Designer GARY PRITCHARD Director PETER FITTON Producer SIMON BETTS
Last of six programmes.
Jimmy Perry takes another nostalgic look back at music hall. Those evergreen favourites Wilson, Keppel and Betty head a star cast which also includes Suzette Tarri , Bennett and Williams (playing their amazing phono-fiddles), Teddy Brown at the xylophone and Bob and Alf Pearson. Recorded at the Headquarters of the Grand Order of Water Rats in London.
Written by JIMMY PERRY Produced by PAT PARRISH
Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Trent Bridge.
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the fourth day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Make Money Make Money A Concrete Investment.
Andrew Neil looks at where and why you should buy property, and how to avoid price crashes.
Producer ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS (R) (e)
