(R)

with Kirsty Wark and Jill Dando.

Weather

starting with Heathcllff
Family Tree
Who's Got the Chocolate? (R)

with Roy Castle and Cheryl Baker.
Record Breakers rough-rides the waves with the Royal Marines who circumnavigated Britain at high speed; 1,300 miles in an inflatable boat! Cheryl travels even further in her quest for the the world's luckiest number. In the Far East, no expense is spared in the search for the elusive number - 8.
Producer GREG CHILDS
Executive producer ERIC ROWAN (R)

Weather followed by Cartoons featuring
Blue Racer
Mister Jaws Supershark Sheriff Hoot Kloot Tijuana Toad

The Playground Stop Presenter:
Dave Benson Phillips. Puppeteer: Jane Eve.
Storyteller: Anthony Lapsley. Music JONATHAN COHEN
Producer BARBARA RODDAM (R)

with Anne Harvey.

Weather followed by Popeye Double Bill
Private Eye Popeye Popeye's Com Certo

with Andy Crane.

starring
Noel Neill as Lois Lane. The Brainy
Burro Jimmy , Lois and Clarke head down to Mexico.

The Peril of Ping Pong Written by BERNIE KAY Music by DAVE COOKE
Produced and directed by TERRY WARD (R)

Weather followed by the Garden Party Eamonn Holmes and Jan Leeming with the news and views of today - and the people who are shaping both. How do the Aussies view the British? Paul Coia and Caron Keating find out as they are joined by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr Douglas McClelland, and the song-writers who composed the music for Neighbours,
Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent. Charlotte Greig provides a conducted tour of female singing groups since the 50s.
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with Philip Hayton.
Weather Ian McCaskill

Mike has a rival for Jane's hand.

(Cast page 34. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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The Pretty Route to Weston The Weston, Clevedon and Portishead Light Railway has been described as one of Britain's most unusual lines. It even advertised
'Blackberry Picking Specials' and spent most of its working life in the hands of the official receiver.
Managed by the legendary Colonel Stephens, the line had a genius for muddling through, but closed soon after the outbreak of the Second World War.
Gwyn Richards recalls the line's hey-day with the help of former passengers, staff and an '0' gauge model.
Producer BERNARD GOODSALL (R)

'Candy' Johnson, a charming but incorrigible con-man, arrives in the Gold Rush town of Honky Tonk and determines to make it his own. The beautiful Elizabeth Cotton has similar designs on Candy himself....
Screenplay by MARGUERITE ROBERTS and JOHN SANFORD
Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by JACK CONWAY
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/ Yam Love Sick

Andy Crane - starting with
Three Lessons (R)

It's competition time! Who can grip like an orang-utan? Or swing like a gibbon? Or drink like a butterfly? Or shoot like an archer fish? The Really Wild Show audience!
Presented by Terry Nutkins Nick Davies , Chris Packham. Producers PAUL APPLEBY and ALASTAIR FOTHERGILL BBC Bristol (R)

Mark of the Arrows
Young Mark displays commendable calmness and courage as he aids his father who has been wounded by a poacher's arrow.
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with John Humphrys and Moira Stuart.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

This week Maggie Philbin and Alan Maryon Davis , brave the Common Cold Unit, Salisbury.
If you think having a cold is miserable, imagine spending your annual holiday trying to catch one! And at this holiday camp, rules are strict. If you don't keep away from everyone but your flatmates, you risk losing your El.75 a day pocket money.
In the idyllic Wiltshire countryside, volunteers lie back for two weeks, only to have cold virus dropped up their noses. For 43 years these intrepid guinea pigs have been coughing and sneezing for medical research. Now take your last chance to follow their progress, as this summer the Common Cold Unit closes - without having found a cure. It's a problem not least for the couple who have been coming for 12 years, including their honeymoon! Director STUART MCDONALD Producer TERESA HUNT
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by Susan Boyd.
"Keep an eye on Michelle tonight. She's meeting that Danny here."
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by Agatha Christie. Second of a two-part dramatisation by T. R. Bowen. Starring and with and
'If Martine was who I think she was, well then we have our murderer.... but we shall have to prove it.'
Music composed by KEN HOWARD Directed by MARTYN FRIEND
Produced by GEORGE GALLACCIO (R)
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Presented by Anne Robinson. Producer ian STUBBS
* WRITE TO: Points of View,
BBCtv Centre, London W12 7RJ.
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Martyn Lewis brings you the latest national and international news with BBC teams at home and abroad. 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 Hugo Weaving as Richard Eastwick, Steve Jacobs as Josh McCall, Dennis Miller as Hasky Tarbox, Bruce Spence as Lonely Logan, Kristina Nehm as Esmerelda, Victoria Longley as Nancy, Harold Hopkins as Rev. McBride, Jenny Lee as Mrs. McBride, Scott Burgess as Guy Westaway, Judy Morris as Frances Eastwick, Richard Walsh as Billy, Hayden Topperwien as Richie Junior, Curtis Fox as David II Junior

Josh returns from the war to find that Richard has a new wife and a new dynasty of Eastwick begins.
Meanwhile, Esmeralda recognises a face from the past - Nancy - the daughter Richard believes is dead. But Nancy is alive and about to start a new life with a travelling music salesman ... Produced by TERRY HAYES DOUG MITCHELL and GEORGE MILLER. (Final part next week)
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The final part of David Dimbleby 's series about Britain and America.
7: Turning up the Volume
This programme brings the relationship up to the Thatcher/Reagan era.
In April 1982, the Falklands Task Force needed vital information about the performance of the Argentinian submarines. The Americans had the answers, but publicly were neutral.
Lord Lewin, Chief of Defence Staff rang his opposite number in the Pentagon. 'Can you help?'
Within hours, a top secret document arrived on his desk in London containing the information he needed. The relationship under Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan was based on a shared belief in a strong defence. But, David Dimbleby asks, what happens next if America thinks the Soviet threat is receding.
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY Producer ADAM CURTIS (R)
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