Starting with news summary and 6.34-6.55 Breakfast Business Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark with the most comprehensive news programme available in the morning.
Reporting from the BBC's team of correspondents in Britain and around the world.
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Weather followed by Open Air
Jayne Irving is waiting for your calls on last night's television on [number removed].

Daily debate, interesting argument and topical talk.
Join Robert Kilroy-Silk and his studio audience.
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Hosted by Henry Kelly.

Introduced by Simon Parkin.
The Playbus stops today at The Playground Stop where the children make puppets and Lizzie shows what she can do. (R)

Bump-Pea and Hap-Pea land their hot-air balloon on Creepy Castle, where they are taken prisoner. (R)

With lain Cuthbertson.

With Eamonn Holmes and Jayne Irving.
Your television questions answered in Query Corner. Call [number removed].
Senior director STEVE A. SMITH Producer ROGER WILKES
Editor SUSAN L. WOODWARD BBC North West

followed by Daytime Live
With Judi Spiers and Andy Craig.
The lunchtime magazine live from Pebble Mill.
Including Floella Benjamin with the latest report in the Perils of Parenthood.

With Philip Hayton.
Weather Michael Fish

The day of Beverley's malpractice hearing arrives and things are getting edgy in the Robinson household.
(Cast page 30. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Producer KERENSA BUNCE Director JOHN M. A. LANE
A Reg Grundy production for BBCtv

Starring and In this romantic comedy a small fire sparks off a friendship between two newly single neighbours. She's a separated singer, he's a jilted writer - but neither can forget their old flames...
Screenplay by CHRISTOPHER CANAAN Directed by NOEL BLACK
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Introduced by Andy Crane and starting with:

Green Claws
Green Claws is playing a dragon in a play this evening, but he keeps forgetting his lines.
With Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier.

Rushing Wolfhound
Hokey Wolf and Ding-a-ling have to pass Mau Mau , a ferocious bulldog guarding a farmer's henhouse.... (R)

By Lewis Carroll with illustrations by John Tenniel.
Told for Jackanory by Peter Davison.
2: Tweedledum and Tweedledee

To Bear Is Human
A scientist studying animal behaviour tries to gain
Yogi's trust by acting like a typical bear....

Presented by Beverley Wood and Mark Salter with members of the Fylde Junior Land Yacht Club and special guest Sinitta.
What's the difference between fusion and fission? Why are there eight musical notes in an octave? And what do
Nicolaus Copernicus, Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein have in common?
Including the weekly Hyperspace Hotel. 4: Unsound Effects written by James Follett.
Studio director MARCUS D. F. WHITE Producer JANE TARLETON
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A 20-part serial. Episode 7 by Kay Trainor.
Too late: Jacko and Brian crash into the equipment which falls over, spilling on to the floor.
This week's cast:
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Script editor LEIGH JACKSON Producer ALBERT BARBER Director ANDREW WHITMAN
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With Peter Sissons and Anna Ford.
Weather Ian McCaskill.

Bali Hai Is Calling....
And for two viewers it's only three clues away from revealing the source of the mystery postcards
Anne Gregg and Eamonn Holmes have been receiving. Whoever finds it out will be spending 17 days in some of the most romantic places on the globe - Tahiti, Moorea, Bora-Bora - and to top the romance, the longest sailing ship ever built, the Windsong, will transport them in luxury between the islands.
Is there any romance left in Benidorm, the Costa's capital of fun and noise?
John Pitman goes to see whether the ad men's boast of another side to Benidorm is a ploy or a promise.
There's certainly plenty of peace in Kathy Tayler 's cottage retreat in Pembrokeshire, where she shares a cove with the puffins. Producer RICHARD UGHTBODY
Series producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN
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by Gilly Fraser.
While proud parents Ian and Cindy are centre stage, will Wicksy find out who knows his guilty secret? Arthur and Pauline's shopping plans are disrupted by an unwelcome visitor - and who is the mysterious stranger who has returned to the Square?
This week's cast:
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By Dick Clement and Ian Le Frenais.
Poetic Justice
Design TIM GLEESON
Produced by SYDNEY LOTTERBY (R)
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Questionmaster: David Coleman.
Team captains: Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham.
Can Ian's revival continue? Tonight he has international support from New Zealand fullback John Gallagher , one of rugby union's most exciting players, and Formula 1 driver Thierry Boutsen who has completed a successful season with Williams. Bill is joined by hurdler Sally Gunnell , about to defend her
Commonwealth Games title in Auckland, and Aberdeen's Scottish international
Alex McLeish.
Producer MICK DEMPSEY
Executive producer MIKE ADLEY
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The latest national and international news with Michael Buerk.
Regional News Weather

An original seven-part serial written by Andrea Newman. With and 2: Felix and Sally continue their passionate affair, but how long can they keep it a secret?
Music BILL CONNOR
Vision mixers SHIRLEY COWARD and HILARY WEST
Videotape editor DENNIS COLLETT Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Produced by SIMON PASSMORE Directed by BRUCE MACDONALD
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Black Rain stars
Michael Douglas as a detective assigned to return a brutal killer to the Japanese authorities in Osaka.
Ridley Scott directs with a keen awareness of the chasm that exists between the differing cultures.
Casualties of War is based on a true incident.
Brian De Palma directs Sean Penn as the leader of a Vietnam platoon and Michael J. Fox as the man who stands up to his horrific acts of violence. Director ALEXANDRA BEAZLEY Producer BRUCE THOMPSON
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Presented by Anna Ford , Network offers a monthly platform for discussion of topical issues affecting television programme-makers and their audiences.
Tonight Network examines the rise of charity on television and asks: who benefits? The last decade has seen a phenomenal growth of fund-raising events, such as the ITV Telethon, then BBC's Children in Need, Live Aid and Comic Relief, generating millions of pounds for charity. In a short film, author Anne Karpf asks how far should charity be a substitute for government action, and what effect do glitzy showbiz presentations have on those in need? In the studio television producers, charity workers and the public debate the issues raised in the film. Film director SANDRA GREENWOOD Series producer GILES OAKLEY