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Presented by Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark.
Full business news between
6.30 and 7.00. Headlines every quarter hour. Reporting and analysis from the BBC's reporters. 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 updates. Business news: Fiona Foster , Paul Burden and Ros Bew. Weather: Francis Wilson. Sport: Bob Wilson.
Editor HOB WHEATON
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Weather followed by Open Air
Reporter Roy Sheppard finds out what life with the television cameras is like for the residents of Bread street. Call [number removed]with your questions and comments. Producer PAULA TRAFFORD Editor SUSAN L. WOODWARD BBC North West
Join Robert Kilroy-Silk for the news of the day and the talk of the moment. Editor jo SANDILANDS
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Weather followed by The Flintstones
Comedy Show
New cartoon adventures.
Simon Parkin introduces
The Why Bird Stop
Music RICHARD BROWN Producer
BRIAN JAMESON Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
A Felgate production for BBCtv
Clever-Ness Helps with the Homework (R)
with Freddie Jones.
Weather followed by Open Air
Joey and Aveline,
Graham Biddey and Melanie Griffiths , review TV comedy with Bernard Manning in Manchester. And the results of the Radio Times Comedy Scriptwriters Awards.
Weather followed by Daytime Live
Sue Cook and Andy Craig with the lunchtime magazine live from Pebble Mill.
with Philip Hayton.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Sharon soon upsets Paul.
(Repeated at 5.35 pm)
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hosted by Henry Kelly.
A Psychological testing centre is used to try to compel Ironside to reveal the whereabouts of an informer. (R)
Vivacious actress Sandra Dickinson sings a number from the hit musical Dames At Sea before soft-shoe shuffling to the stove.
Meanwhile Peter and David Prepare some 'offally' good dishes.
Produced and directed by PHILIP CASSON
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Child's Play
Hildy's decision to temporarily house a young shoplifter backfires when the boy convinces her son to run away.
Directed by RUSS PETRANTO
introduced by Andy Crane - starting with
Barney Nabs a Crook
with the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor, Harry Enfield, Jan Ravens and Enn Reitel.
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with Lindsey Coulson and Bill Wallis as Boz.
Boz entertains Bridie with a song - The Old King of Dorchester.
Max is captured by an astronaut.
Based on Allan Ahlberg's books, dramatised by Vicky Ireland.
All is peace and quiet at the village of Little Happening until Mr Tick the teacher receives a telephone call from the school's inspector. Will he have to close the school down? What will happen to all the little Ticks?
(Part 2 tomorrow)
BraveStarr is the galaxy's toughest, fastest, and bravest Marshal. And it's a good thing, because New Texas is the Galaxy's roughest planet!
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 Bill Giles
Guy Michelmore keeps you in touch with what's going on around the capital region of the country. With 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 1JF if you have any news.
Join Terry and his guests for the best in conversation and entertainment direct from the Television Theatre. Director JOHN BURROWES Producer GRAHAM OWENS
Executive producer PETER ESTALL
The show that's on your side, with Britain's leading consumer couple, Lynn Faulds Wood and John Stapleton campaigning on your behalf. From hazards in the home to horrors in the High Street, here are revealing investigations and stories from your letters and calls, all aimed at giving you a better deal.
Editor SARAH CAPLlN
• WRITE TO: Watchdog. BBCtv.
London W12 7RJ, or ring [number removed]if you have something that needs investigating.
A clutch of comedians, two classic western series and ground-breaking situation comedy are in the show tonight. In the third quarter -final match. Noel Edmonds tests the Plant and Toy families on their TV knowledge. You can also see the final four clips in our viewers' competition.
Additional clues, a full recap of all the clips and the competition entry form can be found in next week's
Radio Times.
Director NICK HURRAN
Producer RICHARD L. LEWIS
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Martyn Lewis with the latest news and comment from
Britain and around the world.
Regional News; Weather
Gorbachev:
Reaping the Whirlwind 2: Bloody Sunday
Panorama presents 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.
Tblisi's 'Bloody Sunday' has become a critical test for
Mikhail Gorbachev 's reforms.
Will the Soviet armed forces, for the first time, have to answer to the law?
Charles Wheeler investigates the atrocity and 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
(Postponed from 6 November)
starring and On a stakeout to catch a psychopathic killer, Detective Sergeant Tom Valens spots an intruder at a nearby department block. He pursues the man, who draws a pistol, but Valens fires first and kills him. Seemingly, it is a simple case of self-defence. but when no gun can be found Valens is accused of murder. His attempts to clear himself uncover a web of conspiracy and corruption which he must get to the centre of before he runs out of time.
Screenplay by MANN RUBIN
Produced and directed by BUZZ KULIK
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In this first edition of a new magazine about education:
How French parents get free nursery education and what is - or isn't - happening about it in Britain.
How a News of the World reporter got together with Jane Austen.
Which children are most likely to be involved in road accidents - and what parents can do about it.
What happens when Radio 4's King Street Junior hits the screen and Mr Long has an image problem.
With Jackie Spreckley and Jill Cochrane.
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