with Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark.
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Weather followed by Open Air
Join Eamonn Holmes and Jayne Irving in the Open Air studio - call [number removed]to take part. Today's guest is Annie Miles , Sue from Brookside, and your television teasers are answered in Query Corner.

If it's on your mind or in the news, Robert Kilroy-Silk and his studio audience are debating the subject. For topical talk and animated argument catch them each day.
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Introduced by Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus
The Playground Stop
Where Dave helps with the washing, Liz blows bubbles and Lizzie thinks she's a shirt.
Presenters:
Dave Benson Phillips and Elizabeth Watts. Puppeteer: Jane Eve.
Storyteller: Zoe McAvoy.
Story: Daisy and the Washing Machine by Tony Bradman and Priscilla Lamont. Music JONATHAN COHEN Producer SHEILA FRASER Executi"e producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
A FELGATE production for BBCtv

Go to Bed
Narrated by Terry Wogan. Go to Bed just can't stay awake. But he can't find anywhere to sleep without being disturbed. (R)

with Garard Green.

Weather followed by Open Air
Join Eamonn Holmes and Jayne Irving in the Open Air studio - call [number removed]to take part.
Today's guests are
Annie Miles and Brian Regan , Sue and Terry from Brookside.
Also Judge James Pickles talks about the televising of court cases.
Roy Sheppard is out on the road bringing the camera to the viewers and your television teasers are answered in Query Comer. Producer ALISON MORSE

Weather followed by Daytime Live
The lunchtime magazine live from Pebble Mill. Today meet the world's fastest granny,
Lady Fiona Arran , who's set to break the world electric speedboat record live on Lake Windermere. Plus psychologist Sue Stirling opens her first problem casebook in A Problem Aired. With Sue Cook, Andy Craig and Judi Spiers.

with Philip Hayton.
Weather Bernard Davey

Mrs Mangel gets a new lodger, Scott and Charlene decide it's time to move on. Des has to break some bad news to Jane.
Written by JOHN UPTON
Directed by CHRIS ADSHEAD
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Hosted by John Sachs.
Two winners of round one return today to battle for a place in the quarter-finals - who will it be? There's a lot to play for'

Starring Kevin O'Connor as Humphrey Bogart

The story of Humphrey Bogart, his career, his life and his loves. The real man behind the upturned coat collar and the pulled down hat brim, who set the film world ablaze with his magnetic performances.

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Introduced by Andy Crane - starting with:

Doodle
The countdown is on this week for doodlers to design the latest in space rockets while cartoon adventures for Touche Turtle, Mr Hiccup and the Plonsters are really out of this world! Music MICHAEL OMER Executive producer
THERESA PLUMMER-ANDREWS Producer ROY MILANI (R)

4.05pm Touche Turtle
Dum De Dum Dum with a cry of 'Touche Away!' the unlikely musketeer Touche is off to avenge wrongs and protect the weak. (R)

4.15pm Heathcliff with Cats and Co
Revenge of the Kitty; Jungle Vacation

4.35pm What's That Noise?
NB: Craig Charles: It's the 'wordsmith's' turn today! Are the words more important than the music?
1: Ask Brother Beyond and Nathan's doing the jam!
2: And Bobby Charles - do you remember See You Later Alligator?
3: The student songsters are from the Guildhall Music School.
4: Cleveland Watkiss - is into 'scat', what is that?
5: Cookie Crew - why rap? Do they have a lot to say?
6: And our Nige: Nigel Kennedy has a few choice words to say about opera.
7: And in New York, please find Mandi Patinkin! He should be 'on broadway'! Sound supervisor KEITH MAYES Director TIM GRAHAM Producer PIPPA DYSON

5.00pm Newsround

5.10pm Grange Hill
by David Angus. 11: Georgina finds a mysterious love note in one of her schoolbooks. Who can her latest admirer be? Tegs has gone missing again.
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer RON SMEDLEY Director JOHN SMITH (R)
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Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey present the latest stories and pictures from Britain and around the world with BBC teams at home and abroad.
Weather John Kettley

Howard Stableford visits a world within a world - an astonishing experimental space colony in the Arizona desert where preparations to lock away eight volunteers for two years are nearing completion.
With Peter Macann and Judith Hann.
Producers CYNTHIA PAGE,
MARTIN MORTMORE , JACK WEBER and KATHARINE EVERETT
Studio director PHILIP DOLLING Editor RICHARD REISZ

by Michael Robartes.
"Too late for doubts now, doll."
(Ceefax subtitles)

by David Croft and Jimmy Perry.

Our heroes discover an unexploded bomb in the vault of Captain Mainwaring's bank. and the voice of Bud Flanagan. (R)

7: Beyond the Surgery Door
8.30am: the door opens revealing the bedraggled victim of a road accident - a baby red deer. For George Rafferty , it's the start of a day which also brings him face to face with a gorilla. Next day, at the annual Grantown Show, George manages to relax as he meets some of the farmers and animals he has worked with over the last year. It's a great way to end the farming year - and the series.
Film editor JANE VAL BAKER Sound MARTYN CLIFT
Photography ALEX HANSEN
Executive producer PAUL HAMANN Producer JEREMY MILLS
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with Martyn Lewis.
Regional News; Weather

A series of ten programmes created by Murray Smith. 5: Bring on the Cavalry by Michael Aitkens.
Danny is arrested but confounds his lawyer by refusing to provide an alibi for a crime he did not commit, leaving Frank to take on vicious drug dealer Colonel Mombassa.
Music DAVE LAWSON
Director of photography ALAN JONES Editor JOHN S SMITH
Director LAWRENCE GORDON CLARK Producer SELWYN ROBERTS
A ZENITH production for BBCtv
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In May 1975, Jon Swain arrived at a border post between Cambodia and Thailand exhausted. For nearly three weeks, he'd been trapped in the French Embassy in Phnom Penh not knowing whether he'd get out alive. In the years that followed, millions of Cambodians were murdered or driven from their homes by the Khmer Rouge. Many of those who survived the terror found their way across that same frontier, but not to freedom. They were trapped in a refugee limbo. Now as the civil war threatens to intensify in the wake of the Vietnamese pull out, Swain - 1989 International Reporter of the Year - retraces his steps to the frontier to report on the lost people who exist in its shadow.
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY Camera SIMON SMITH
Sound NIVAT SUMNEANGSANOR Film editor KEITH LONG Director GERRY TROYNA

Old Gringo is the epic tale of passion and power, based on Carlos Fuentes 's award-winning novel. The
Mexican revolution provides the spectacular backdrop, and the cast includes Jane Fonda , Gregory Peck and Jimmy Smits.
A Chorus of Disapproval by Alan Ayckbourn was filmed in Scarborough.
Michael Winner , whose image is more of an action and violence man is directing comedy again. Anthony Hopkins ,
Prunella Scales and Jeremy Irons talk of Winner's hectic filming schedule. Director CAIUS JULYAN
Producer BRUCE THOMPSON
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London Fashion Week
Selina Scott , Jeff Banks and Caryn Franklin review the last five frenetic days in London. Among the designers bringing fashion week to a close are Alistair Blair , John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood. Making their debut with their own shows are Pam Hogg , Tamasz Starzewski and Red or Dead. Producer CLARE STRIDE
Executive producer ROGER CASSTLES

A series for people who would like to brush up or improve their communication skills. (e)