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Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark with the most comprehensive news programme available in the morning. Full business news between 6.30 and 7.00.
Headlines every quarter hour. Reporting and analysis from the BBC's reporters in Britain and around the world. Regular sports reports, weather, regional news and travel, and newspaper reports by Paul Callan.
6.30 News summary; business news; sports report; weather; regional news and travel updates.
7.00 Headlines; news reports; brief business news and newspaper review; sports report; weather; regional news and travel updates.
7.30 Headlines and summaries; news reports; interviews; full business and sports reports, and a longer newspaper review; weather, regional news and travel updates.
8.00 As above, with frequent updates.
Business news:
Rodney Smith , Fiona Foster , Paul Burden and Ros Bew. Weather: Francis Wilson. Sport: Bob Wilson. Editor BOB WHEATON Director JANET CROOK
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Weather followed by Open Air
Jayne Irving and Eamonn Holmes discuss the future of quiz shows in Britain. And in Viewers Verdict, challenge a Fleet Street TV critic. Phone [number removed], 24 hours a day.
More topical talk with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
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Weather followed by The Flintstones
Comedy Show
New adventures from Bedrock.
introduced by Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus
The Why Bird Stop
Story: Why Is It Called That Mum? by Mark Sendell. Music RICHARD BROWN
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer BRIAN JAMESON
A Felgate production for BBCtv
based on stories by Alfred Bestall.
Rupert and the Dragon Sweets Storyteller: Ray Brooks (R)
with Anne StaDybrass.
Weather followed by Open Air
Exclusive news of a brand new quiz show - and Henry Kelly and Nicholas Parsons are on the Open Air panel answering your calls on game shows.
Reporter Roy Sheppard is out and about finding out if you could be a quiz show host. Call now on [number removed]. Producer PAULA TRAFFORD
Weather followed by Daytime Live
The lunchtime magazine with Sue Cook and Andy Craig.
Including today the latest from people's reporter Tina Baker.
with Michael Buerk.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
A newcomer lands in trouble. Jamie has his first birthday. Directed by TONY OSICKA and STEVE MANN
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NEW SERIES
Henry Kelly introduces contestants from all over
Europe to compete for the title of European Quiz Champion and a fabulous trip to the island of Mauritius.
Play along with Beat the Buzzer, Four in a Row and the final round, Head to Head. Director JOHN M.A.LANE
Producer KERENSA BUNCE
A Grundy production for BBCtv
Starring Raymond Burr
The idealistic son of a wealthy lawyer allows himself to be used as a kidnap victim by a group of political extremists.
With guest star David Soul (R)
Do not adjust your sets. You are not seeing double. It really is the Hudson and Hudson show today as internationally acclaimed actor and star of Upstairs,
Downstairs, Gordon Jackson , joins Peter and David to sample some tasty and filling potato dishes. They prepare new potatoes in a super cheese sauce, baked potatoes stuffed with cabbage and bacon, a delicious potato pie and Russian potatoes doused in vodka!
Produced and directed by PHILIP CASSON
A Friday production for BBCtv
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Hildy Gets Shot
An enforced period of 'suspension' from duty allows Hildy to reminisce about her relationship with Max.
Written by MARK ROTHMAN and BARRY O'BRIEN
introduced by Andy Crane
Barney: Barney's Forgotten Birthday
with the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor, Harry Enfield, Jan Ravens and Enn Reitel.
Barneys' friends seem to have forgotten his birthday.
Directed by BOB BALSER
Produced by JOHN COATES (R)
4.00pm A Bear Behind
with Lindsey Coulson and Bill Wallis as Boz.
Lindsey and Boz find Calico Pie in Camley Street and see The Train to Glasgow.
Illustrated by Jan Brychta. Cameraman DAVE HUNTER Director NEL ROMANO
4.05pm Fantastic Max: Carrot Encounters of the Third Kind (1)
A vegetable alien from Planet Carotene being chased by a rabbit-shaped creature asks for Max's help.
4.20pm Happy Families
Based on books by Allan Ahlberg dramatised by Vicky Ireland. Mrs Wobble the Waitress
(1) Everybody loves Mrs Wobble, the waitress at the Copper Kettle Cafe, even though she wobbles. But will Mr Alphonso, the new manager, love her too?
Music by RICHARD ATTREE Lighting MIKE MANNING Designer MARY GREAVES
Associate producer LYNN HORSFORD Executive producer ANGELA BEECHING
Director ROGER SINGLETON-TURNER (Part 2 tomorrow)
4.35pm BraveStarr: Showdown at Sawtooth
When BraveStarr visits Sawtooth, he finds that the town is unsafe.
4.55pm Newsround
5.05pm Blue Peter
with Caron Keating, Yvette Fielding and John Leslie.
Editor lewis BRONZE
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Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart present the latest stories and pictures from Britain and around the world with BBC teams at home and abroad. Weather Bernard Davey
Guy Michelmore keeps you in touch with what's going on around the capital region of the country. Reports from around the south east, Michael Wale on the local sports scene and Cathy McGowan around town.
●WRITE TO: Newsroom South East BBC Elstree Centre, Clarendon Road. Borehamwood. Hertfordshire
WD6 IJF if you have any news.
Join Terry and his guests direct from Television Centre.
The show that's on your side, with Lynn Faulds Wood and John Stapleton campaigning on your behalf.
Editor SARAH CAPUN
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Noel Edmonds grills more goggle-box buffs about television. In this second quarter-final match the Lockett family play the Lee-Smiths. All eight will be trying to remember who, what, where, why and when as they battle for a place in the next round. There are also four more programmes to identify in theviewers' competition. You could win a Telly Addicts trip to America so look out for the quartet of clips featured at the end of this week's programme.
Additional clues can be found in next week's Radio Times. Director NICK HURRAN
Producer richard L. LEWIS
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Michael Buerk presents the day's news.
Regional News;Weather
Gorbachev:
Reaping the Whirlwind 2: Bloody Sunday
The second of two reports on the Soviet Union in escalating crisis.
Six months ago. in Tblisi, the capital of Soviet Georgia, troops encircled a crowd of peaceful demonstrators and attacked them with truncheons, entrenching tools and gas. Twenty people were killed - more than three-quarters were women - and over 500 taken to hospital. Most of the casualties were victims of gases which the Soviet military authorities have refused to identify.
Charles Wheeler pieces together what really happened. He reports on the attempts by two
Parliamentary commissions to fix the blame and how the massacre has led Georgian opposition leaders to rally support for independence from Moscow's rule.
Producer CHARLES FURNEAUX Editor TIM GARDAM
starring
In Hong Kong, a charred body is found in a burning car. In Amsterdam, two people are mercilessly gunned down. A body is fished out of the North Sea.
Full-scale war is developing between the international drug dealers.
Robert Mitchum stars as Quinlan, the seedy but stubborn ex-narcotics agent, who attempts to bust the vicious drug gangs and unmask the men behind the scenes with the aid of an Amsterdam-based dealer turned police informant.
Producer ANDRE MORGAN Director ROBERT CLOUSE
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Have Project will Manage 'Everything in business which has a beginning and an end is a project and can be better managed if treated as one' is a claim made by Dr Martin Barnes , Chairman of the Association of Project
Managers, who has practised what he preaches by accepting an invitation to manage the making of this last programme of the series. Production assistant
ELIZABETH MCDOWELL
Producer MIKE WEATHERLEY (R) (e)
