With Nicholas Witchell and Kirsty Wark. Starting with news summary and 6.34-6.55 Business Breakfast
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With Jayne Irving.
Phone in on [number removed].
What do young people want from their schools? Is the education system failing them? With Robert Kilroy-Silk .
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Introduced by Simon Parkin.
The Playground Stop
Presenters: Dave Benson Phillips and Sue Monroe. Puppeteer: Jane Eve.
Storyteller: Sophie Wilcox.
Story: How Many Are There,
Grandad? by Carol and Carol. Music JONATHAN COHEN
Producer CLARE BRADLEY
When Roobarb Found the Sauce (R)
With Geraldine McEwan.
With Jayne Irving and Gloria Hunniford.
With Andy Craig and Judi Spiers.
Plus Floella Benjamin with The Perils of Parenthood.
With Michael Buerk.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Joe's past catches up with him and recent events are all too much for Helen.
(Cast page 34. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Starring Sophia Loren and Anthony Quinn.
In New York's Little Italy a gangster's widow finds herself courted by a local widower.
Screenplay by JOSEPH STEFANO Directed by MARTIN RITT
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Introduced by Andi Peters.
Bodger and Badger
by Andy Cunningham.
The Badgers Are Coming (2)
Designer ROBERT STEER
Producer JUDY WHITFIELD (R)
By Nina Bawden.
Told for Jackanory by Douglas Hodge.
2: A Little Windfall
A spider that walks on water, a snail that drills through rock, Britain's most dangerous bird and the world's fastest crabs!
Chris Packham goes filming in the Shetlands, Lisa Wells meets a bushbaby, but who will get slimed in On the Spot? With Terry Nutkins and Nicola Davies. Producer PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol
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A 20-part serial. Episode 15by Margaret Simpson.
Chrissy rushes downstairs hoping to make an undetected entry; the place is apparently empty. Then she hears voices.... (For cast see page 52)
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With Peter Sissons and Jill Dando.
Weather Michael Fish
A Breakaway from
'The Square'
What do the EastEnders do on their days off? In the first of an occasional series.
Bill Treacher (Arthur) takes his family to the Norfolk Broads. Bill Buckley joins the masses under the Mexican sun in Acapulco; and Anne Gregg goes to Donegal.
With Eamonn Holmes.
Producer RICHARD LIGHTBODY
Series producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN ● INFORMATION: send a large sae to: [address removed].
● TRAVEL: page 82
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by Tony McHale.
Wicksy must be godfather at baby Steven's christening.
A huge new arrival
(For cast see page 48)
EastEnders Supplement: pages 4-12
(Ceefax subtitles)
By Dick Clement and Ian Le Frenais.
Starring Ronnie Barker A Test of Character
Design TIM GLEESON
Produced by SYDNEY LOTTERBY (R) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Bill Beaumont 's guests are golfer Ian Woosnam and jockey Willie Carson. Ian Botham is joined by footballer Michael Thomas and UK snooker champion Stephen Hendry.
Questionmaster: David Coleman. Producer MICK DEMPSEY
Executive producer MIKE ADLEY ● CEEFAX SUBTITLES
With Michael Buerk.
Regional News; Weather
An original seven-part serial written by Andrea Newman. With Trevor Eve Lisa Harrow and Rudi Davies.
6: Richard is running wild; Inge is exultant. Felix, meanwhile, goes on holiday, unaware of the storm about to break over his head.
Music BILL CONNOR
Sound supervisor RICHARD PARTRIDGE Video effects supervisor ADAM MCINNES Lighting d irector CHRIS TOWNSEND Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Produced by SIMON PASSMORE Directed by' BRUCE MACDONALD
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Cinema Paradiso won the Special Jury Prize last year at Cannes; it follows a young boy's fascination with the cinema and the projection box. Anyone who loves the cinema should see this remarkable film.
Blaze stars Paul Newman as a Louisiana governor who had a much publicised affair with a stripper; plus Dad, which stars Jack Lemmon and Ted Danson as father and son who are reunited by a family crisis. Director ALEXANDRA BEAZLEY Producer BRUCE THOMPSON
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A monthly platform for discussion of topical issues affecting television programme-makers and their audiences.
Tonight's programme examines the portrayal of family life in popular drama on television.
In a short film, Conservative activist Graham Robb argues that, with marital breakdown and divorce on the increase in the 1980s, plus a rising number of single-parent families, television drama bears a heavy responsibility for undermining family values. In the studio drama producers and writers, together with viewers, debate the issues raised in the film. Presented by Margo McDonald.
Film director SANDRA GREENWOOD Series producer GILES OAKLEY
