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with Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark.
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, travel updates.
8.00 As above, with updates. Business news: Fiona Foster Paul Burden and Ros Bew. Weather: Francis Wilson. Sport: Sally Jones.
Newspaper reviews: Paul Callan.
Editor BOB WHEATON eCEEFAX BREAKFAST SERVICE: call up page 400 on teletext.
Weather followed by Open Air
Hollywood fashion designer Bill Travilla - the man who dressed Monroe - transforms an Open Air viewer, with royal make-up artist Barbara Daly and top hair stylist John Frieda.
More topical talk with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Weather followed by The Flintstones
Comedy Show
Adventures from Bedrock.
introduced by Simon Parkin - starting with
The Why Bird Stop
Music RICHARD
BROWN Producer BRIAN JAMESON
Ferocious-Ness and the Sound Machine (R)
with Nina Baden-Semper . (R)
Weather followed by Open Air
Muriel Gray talks about her new chat show Walkie Talkie and Roy Sheppard broadcasts live from the London
Palladium on the set of the Royal Variety Performance. Producer PAULA TRAFFORD Editor SUSAN L. WOODWARD BBC North West
Weather followed by Daytime Live
The first in a series of reports on the trip of a lifetime for the refugee children of the Sahara, plus an interview with Liza Minnelli. With Sue Cook and Andy Craig.
with Philip Hayton.
Weather John Kettley
Mike takes Bronwyn motorbiking, and Paul's career takes a sudden turn for the worse.
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A professional assassin is hired by a crime syndicate to kill Ironside.
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Peter and David work-out with their special guest, exercise guru Lizzie Webb , who takes some lessons from the menu-masters about
Preparing chicken. There's a low-calorie dish of minted chicken breasts with orange sauce, a spicy traditional mulligatawny soup, and delicious Chinese-style crisp-skinned chicken. Listen out for some tips about cooking low-fat meals as part of a healthier diet.
Produced and directed by PHILIP CASSON
A Friday production for BBCtv
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Hildy's First
Kiss Hildy develops her first crush since the death of her husband.
Directed by RUSS PETRANO
introduced by Andy Crane - starting with
Barney: Barney's TV Act
Barney auditions for a new television show.
With the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor, Harry Enfield, Jan Ravens and Enn Reitel.
Directed by BOB BALSER
Produced by JOHN COATES (R)
4.00pm A Bear Behind
with Lindsey Coulson and Bill Wallis as Boz.
There's food, fun and party hats for Boz and Lindsey. Illustrator: Jill Newton.
Videotape editor TIM NICHOLSON Director NEL ROMANO
4.05pm Fantastic Max: Beach Blanket Baby (1)
4.20pm Happy Families
based on Allan Ahlberg's books, dramatised by Vicky Ireland.
Mr Creep the Crook (1)
The Creep family are pretty hopeless crooks - they're always being caught and sent to jail. Their escape plans aren't much good either...
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: Eye of the Beholder
5.00pm Newsround
5.10pm Blue Peter
Order! Order! History will be made tomorrow when the House of Commons is broadcast on television. Blue Peter cameras have already been inside for a sneak preview. Find out why sword fighting is still important in Parliament, whose foot gets rubbed for good luck, and visit the only bar in The House where they don't serve drinks!
With Caron Keating, Yvette Fielding and John Leslie.
Editor LEWIS BRONZE
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with Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart.
Weather Ian McCaskill
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.
0 WRITE TO: Newsroom South East. BBC Elstree Centre. Clarendon Road. Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
WD6 1JF if you have any news.
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Join Terry live from the television theatre as he talks to people in the news, presents the best in entertainment and springs the occasional surprise.
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 CAPLIN
* WRITE TO: Watchdog, BBCtv,
London W12 7RJ. or ring [number removed]if you have something that needs investigating.
Two more families lock remote controls tonight as Noel Edmonds continues his search for the most telly-addicted family in Britain. There's one more place to be filled in the semi-final, and to win it, tonight's families will be answering questions on some swashbuckling epics from the archives, two classic
American comedies and some great British drama. 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
The Boys on B Wing
How is it that every year
1,500 teenage boys - all 16 years old or younger - can be locked up in British prisons, two to a cell, 20 hours a day, on remand sometimes for offences as trivial as absconding and car theft?
Reporter David Lomax and a Panorama crew have been allowed to visit B Wing in Hull prison, where, in cells without windows or toilets,
15- and 16-year-old boys have often been waiting months for their cases to be heard.
Fourteen years ago, a Parliamentary Committee recommended that the holding on remand of children in adult prisons should cease forthwith.
Why hasn't it happened?
Would an increase in 'secure units' like Aycliffe in Co Durham or Eastmoor in Leeds be a more humane response to our juvenile criminals and make them less likely to re-offend? Or do the boys on B Wing deserve everything they get? Producer
FRANCESCA KIRBY GREEN Editor TIM GARDAM
starring with and
Raymond Chandler 's tough tale of sex and murder begins when private investigator Philip Marlowe is hired to deal with a blackmailer - only to find him already
'dealt with' by two bullets ... Robert Mitchum heads a strong cast in this updated version of the classic hard-boiled detective story which moves through a land of dangerous eccentrics, petty criminals and crooked cops, in which
Philip Marlowe is the knight in tarnished armour, working for too little against too much ...
Screenplay by MICHAEL WINNER based on the novel by RAYMOND CHANDLER
Directed by MICHAEL WINNER
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The education magazine with Jackie Spreckley and Jill Cochrane.
What testing might mean for your child.
Why a third of all teachers want to resign and how one of them did so. Why a 37-year-old is prepared to face seven years of poverty in order to train as a doctor. What can boys do? What can girls do? Pupils speak out.
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•FACTSHEET: write to: Clean Slate, Factsheet 2, BBC Education, London W12 7RJ.
