Yabba dabba doo! Roll on down to Bedrock to meet that most modern of stone age families.
(R)
with Sally Magnusson and Chris Lowe.
National and international news and analysis from the BBC's correspondents and reporters.
Weather followed by Arthur Negus
Enjoys Kingstone Lisle , Oxfordshire with Robin Butler.
The architect of Kingstone Lisle broke all the rules to produce a most magnificent hall with a flying staircase and classical figures, yet still managed to retain an intimate family atmosphere. In this unique setting, Arthur Negus shares his love of furniture, silver and glass with his friend and colleague, Robin Butler. Still very much a home, Kingstone Lisle contains beautiful 17th- and 18th-century cut glass, as well as a collection of miniature furniture, and one or two surprises.
Director DAVID MITCHELL Producer ROBIN DRAKE (R)
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New Wine and Hard Times
On the edge of the mountains as winter approaches, the grapes are being picked and the cattle are making their long, slow, sad way from summer pastures down to the valleys.
Narrator: Eric Thompson Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER (R)
(R)
Simon Parkin - starting with:
Playbus
which stops today at The Patch Stop at Aldenham Country Park, Hertfordshire, where Peggy Patch meets a herd of Longhorn cattle.
Patch's friend ... COLIN KERRIGAN Storyteller: Sophie Aldred. Story: A Dog for Ben by Jean Richardson and Joanna Carey. Music JONATHAN COHEN Producer ANNE GOBEY
10.50am The Bunyip: Emu
(R)
with Peter Egan.
Weather followed by Madhur Jaffrey 's Far Eastern
Cookery
Vietnam
Film editor PAUL RAPLEY
Producer JENNY STEVENS (R)
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starring
Raymond v the Computer Frank's surprise for
Raymond's birthday is not exactly what Raymond wanted - he'll go to almost any lengths to get rid of it.
Written and produced by FRED FREEMAN and LAWRENCE J. COHEN
Weather followed by The Garden Party
Eamonn Holmes and and Caron Keating with the news and views of today and the people who are shaping both. In Survivors,
Mavis Nicholson meets Nabil Shaban who has been crippled with brittle bones since his birth in Jordan in 1953. Against all the odds he became an actor - and a successful one at that. Directors
MAUREEN WHITE. LIZ SCOTT Producers
GORDON MACMILLAN. CHARLES NAIRN Editor david MARTIN
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with Philip Hayton.
Weather Bernard Davey
Scott and Charlene return from a disastrous holiday and it looks as if their marriage is in the balance. Written by WAYNE DOYLE Directed by TONY OSICKA
(Cast page 54. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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A gambler down on his luck accepts a generous payment to visit a luxury hotel and await further instructions.
Among the other guests are some very sinister figures.
Screenplay by FRANK FENTON and JACK LEONARD Produced by ROBERT SPARKS Directed by JOHN FARROW
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Leeds(0532)[number removed]With John Thirlwell.
Air your problems live by phone to Peter Seabrook and Sue Phillips. Ring in with your questions between
11.30am and 2.30pm.
Gardening adviser DAVID TOYNE Producer MARCEL GUILLOU Director ANN BROCKWELL
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Andy Crane
- starting with Ewoks
The Cries of the Trees Morag the Tulgah is determined to conquer the Ewoks by destroying their
Soul Trees - the trees planted for each newborn Ewok. (R)
4.35pm
Mysterious Cities of Gold
Zia is reunited with her father, the old chief of the Mayan village of the New
Sun. But he is wounded when the Olmacs attack the village and dies soon after. (R)
5.00pm Newsround with Helen Rollason and Roger Finn.
The news bulletin that keeps Britain's children informed on world events - and on what's happening in their world.
5.05pm We Are the Champions Special
Fun and games on the track and in the swimming pool with teams of disabled youngsters in Scotland.
From Fife Sports Institute, Glenrothes, between:
Lothian (Graysmill School, Edinburgh), Strathclyde
(Ashcraig School, Glasgow) and Fife
(Glenrothes High School,
Southwood Primary School and Bell Baxter School, Glenrothes).
Presenter: Ron Pickering with guests Beverley Gull and Paul Noble.
Adviser RICHARD BRICKLEY of the Scottish Sports
Association for the Disabled
Engineering manager JOHN BLACK Sound BOB GILLIES
Producer PETER CHARLTON
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with John Humphrys and Jill Dando.
Weather Michael Fish
by Gilly Fraser.
"Nothing could give me more pleasure than to see you two married."
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Starring Les Dawson.
Tonight is the start of a brand new series in which Les will be giving away fabulous prizes. Special guests this week are: Terence Alexander, Cheryl Baker, Gary Davies, Frances Edmonds, Vicki Michelle, Duncan Norvelle.
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Martyn Lewis with the latest news and comment from Britain and around the world.
Regional News Weather
Presented by Nick Ross and Sue Cook with Police Superintendent David Hatcher.
Peter and Gwenda Dixon were shot dead as they walked along a cliff-top path in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Despite weeks of investigation their killer or killers have not been caught. Tonight Dyfed-Powys police reveal new information and appeal for your help to identify the man seen using Mr Dixon 's cashpoint card.
On London's South Bank 25-year-old David Patterson was shot and seriously injured when he tried to foil a robbery of a security van. Did you see the gunman's getaway?
If you can help please ring [number removed]. The lines are open from 9.30pm to midnight.
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer ANNE MORRISON Editor RITCHIE COGAN
('Crimewatch Update' is at 11.35pm)
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HRH The Prince of Wales introduces the second showing of his personal view of architecture.
Few documentary films have had more impact than the Prince's outspoken challenge to 'the architects, planners, politicians and developers who inflicted terrible damage on the country's unique towns, cities and villages' and his vision of a better future.
This Omnibus programme not only filled the nation's headlines but became news all over the world. It attracted thousands of letters of support and created a furore within the architectural profession that, a year later, shows no sign of abating. Now there is to be a Vision of Britain exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum and a book - all of which will further fuel the great public debate about the sort of Britain we are building today.
The film contains not only the Prince's criticism of 'the fashionable theories of a professional establishment who have made the layman feel he has no legitimate opinions' but his own deeply felt desire to see again an architecture that respects nature, human scale and traditional materials, and above all acknowledges that 'man is more, far more, than a mere mechanical object.... he has a soul'.
Directed by NICHOLAS ROSSITER
Produced by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN (R) ('Omnibus: A Second Chance' tomorrow at 10.20pm)
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