(R)

with Laurie Mayer and Chris Lowe.

Weather

starting with Rolf Harris Cartoon Time including Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker and Droopy.
9.25am All About Me with Phillip Schofield.
Meet somebody who's horse crazy, a pair of travelling brothers and a blind girl with interesting hobbies.
Executive producer CHRIS BELUNGER Production claire WINYARD
10.00am News
Weather followed by Lassie
Trouble at Paradise Lake (R)
10.30am Playbus The Dot Stop
Storyteller: lain Lauchlan. Music PAUL READE
Director JOHN PROWSE
Producer MICHAEL COLE (R)
10.55am Five to Eleven with pupils from the Jack
Hunt School, Peterborough.
11.00am News
Weather followed by Popeye Double Bill
11.15am The OZone with Andy Crane.
11.30am Handles
A dramatisation in three parts by Michael Robson of the novel by Jan Mark. Part 1 (R)
11.50am Bananaman
Battle of the Bridge (R)

Weather followed by The Garden Party
Barry Manilow joins Eamonn Holmes and Paul Coia.
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with Philip Hayton.
Weather Michael Fish

Henry decides to transform David into a real cool dude. Written by IAN SMITH
Directed by KENDAL FLANAGAN
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One thousand top chefs from 30 nations take over the kitchens of Frankfurt for the Culinary Olympics. Written and narrated by Donald Heighway. Director MIKE BOW
Producer CHRIS DENHAM
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And Teddy Makes Three.... Written by JOEL STEIGER
Directed by KIM FRIEDMAN (R)

Jack Thompson introduces weird Australian sports. Directed by MARCUS D'ARCY and M. CHARLES LAMPRELL

(R)

Andy Crane - starting with The Snorks
Allstar's Double Trouble
A Snork On The Wild Side (R)
4.30pm Bad Boyes by Jim and Duncan Eldridge. The Hero
Producer JEREMY SWAN (R)
4.55pm Newsround
5.05-5.35pm
Butterfly Island
Vo Diem to the rescue....
Produced by BRENDON LUNNEY Directed by FRANK ARNOLD (R)

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with John Humphrys and Moira Stuart.
Weather Bernard Davey

Tonight Terry is face to face with acidly outrageous
American comedienne Joan Rivers. Contributing their own individual styles of humour are the elegant Julian Clary (The Joan
Collins Fan Club) and the delightful Beryl Reid. Director JOHN BURROWES Producer JANE O'BRIEN

starring
A Private War
Ethan's conscience is stirred when he is witness to the unscrupulous business practices of the local mine-owner. Amelia realises that Ethan means more to her than she thought. Written by ROBERT PORTER
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with Martyn Lewis.
Regional News; Weather

WWII Wednesday
30 August 1939
London prepares for the blackout;
Paris evacuates its children; Berlin is told 'Britain stands by Poland's freedom....'
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Over ten years, the secret intelligence service MI6 infiltrated about 30 British agents into the Soviet Union to operate with anti-Communist partisans.
By 1954, Harry Carr, MI6 chief, believed that his spy network stretched from the Baltic States to Siberia.

Then Carr discovered that MI6 was the victim of an astonishing sting organised and orchestrated by the KGB. Not surprisingly, the disaster was covered up and the blame erroneously placed upon the traitor, Kim Philby.

For the first time, the inside story of an MI6 operation is told by MI6's officers and agents and, uniquely, by those on the other side of the Iron Curtain - the KGB officers who deceived Britain's pride - the Secret Intelligence Service.
Feature: page 8
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starring
Internal Affairs
When well-planned raids start going wrong, it becomes clear that somebody is tipping off the bad guys. Directed by ALEX SINGER (R)

starring
Being Divorced Means Never Having to Say 'I Do'
Blanche invites Oscar and his friend to her second wedding.
Written by RICK MITTLEMAN Directed by BRUCE BILSON