(R)

with Kirsty Wark and Jill Dando.

Weather

starting with Heathcliff
Meow Meow Island; Iron Cats (R)

The world record price for a painting has topped$50 million, so Roy Castle's had a lightning lesson from
America's King of Schlock
Art. Morris Katz , the world's most prolific painter. It's more than a brush with danger falling 12,000 feet from a helicopter, but falling's like flying when you're skydiving, as Cheryl Baker finds when she meets some British daredevils who set a new record. Producer GREG CHILDS
Executive producer ERIC ROWAN (R)

Weather followed by Cartoons

The Playground Stop Where Dave visits an adventure playground, Liz and the children play skittles and Lizzie challenges you to a game of Simon Says.
Presenters: Dave Benson Phillips, Elizabeth Watts. Puppeteer: Jane Eve.
Story: Poot and the Giant by Bill Bridges.
Music JONATHAN COHEN
Producer BARBARA RODDAM

with pupils from Moor Park High School. Preston

Weather followed by Woody Woodpecker Double Bill
Billion Dollar Boner (R) and Kiddy League

with Andy Crane.

starring
The Superman Silver Mine

Visibility Zero
Written by HERNIE KAY Music by DAVE COOKE
Produced and directed by TERRY WARD (R)

Weather followed by The Garden Party
Eamonn Holmes ,
Jan Leeming and Caron Keating share summertime at the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow. Is reincarnation fact or fiction? Can people be regressed by hypnosis to experience their previous lives?

with Martyn Lewis.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

Malcolm asks Mrs Mangel for a favour.
Written by YSABELLE DEAN Directed by STEVE MANN
(Cast page 25. Repeated at 5.35pm) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

In 1963, John Betjeman took the train from Evercreech Junction to Burnham-on-Sea. Railway enthusiast Mike Arlett and former driver Rodney Scovell retrace Betjeman's journey.
BBC Bristol (R)
TRAVEL: page 69

starring
A good hotel adapts to its customers' demands. When war comes to Hotel
Sahara, proprietor Emad finds that protecting his property involves welcoming Italian, British, French and German forces - something that his fiancee Yasmin does a little too enthusiastically.
Screenplay by PATRICK KIRWAN and GEORGE H. BROWN
Produced by GEORGE H. BROWN Directed by KEN ANNAKIN
* FILMS: page 13

Andi Peters - starting with:

Ewoks: Wicket's Wagon
(R)

Nick Davies fixes it for a bushbaby, a badger and 462 worms to meet The Really Wild Show audience! Terry Nutkins walks on water - with a few tips from some Jesus Christ lizards.
Producers ALASTAIR FOTHERGILL and PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol (R)

My Son the Banker
Mark causes a panic at the bank when he brings in Ben as collateral for a loan.
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with Andrew Harvey and Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish

Maggie Philbin and Alan Maryon Davis visit the Dental School, Cardiff.
If you think it's frightening going to the dentist, spare a thought for the dental student: how would you like to drill inside a real mouth or give an injection for the first time?
Seeing the students develop their confidence might just help with yours - from their first efforts on real teeth fixed into a model head to the moment when they discover that each other's injections really don't hurt that much. And when the youngest patients can be helped with their fears here, so too can you, as a look is taken at some reassuring students. Director STUART MCDONALD Producer FIONA HOLMES
* HEALTH: page 67
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by Tony Jordan.
"Yeah well, I thought I lost something... but it turns out I haven't."
(For cast see page 34)
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starring Paul Daniels. In the last show in the present series, the guests are two comedy jugglers and the legendary Eartha Kitt.
Featuring Debbie McGee. Musical director BURT RHODES
Programme associate AL1 BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Designer JAMES GRANT
Produced and directed by GEOFF MILES (R)
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Presented by Anne Robinson Producer IAN STUBBS
0 WRITE TO: Points of View,
BBCtv Centre. London W12 7RJ.
0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 62

with Martyn Lewis.
Regional News; Weather

An epic four-part saga spanning three generations and eight decades - a story of bitter rivalry, driving ambition, triumph and despair. Starring
2: Richard Eastwick 's determination to find 'water under the ground' pays off and he begins to build his empire. But his triumph is short-lived as personal tragedy engulfs him and threatens to destroy all he holds dear.
Produced by TERRY HAYES DOUG MITCHELL and GEORGE MILLER
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with David Dimbleby.
6: Under the Eagle's WingHarold Macmillan was determined to restore relations between Britain and America after the catastrophe of Suez. The launch of Russia's Sputnik was his opportunity: America needed nuclear bases in Europe, and Britain was prepared to offer them. But the atmosphere of goodwill was soured by Vietnam. American Secretary of State, Dean Rusk , put heavy pressure on Britain to send a token force in support. The British government refused, to Rusk's dismay. Series producer ADAM CURTIS Producer PETER SALMON (R) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Trent Bridge.
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the final day. Producer KEITH MACKENZIE