With Nicholas Witchell and Laurie Mayer.
6.34-6.55 Business Breakfast
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Weather followed by Pitfalls of a Sporting Life
Like the car, the body needs the correct fuel to maintain a high performance. The right diet can improve your sporting performance.
RNTV/Marjan Vos production
Topical issues with Gloria Hunniford.
Producer Bridget Sneyd Editor Charles Miller
Weather followed by The Flintstones
More Stone Age fun.
Introduced by Simon Parkin.
Playdays
The Playbus stops today at the Patch Stop at Tebay, Cumbria.
Story: Piggo and the Yoghurt Pot written and told by Pam Ayres.
Illustrated by Andy Ellis. Music Jonathan Cohen Producer Anne Gobey
10.50am Barney
Ski-ing down the slopes sounds like bliss, but not to Barney, who finds himself being rescued by Mizzi the St Bernard.
Cartoon with the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor ,
Harry Enfield , Jan Ravens and Enn Reitel. Director Bob Balser
Producer John Coates (R)
Miranda Foster reads poems written by children on the theme of One World. Producer Ralph Rolls
A Forge Productions Ltd programme for BBCtv
Weather followed by The Bergen Debates
A series recorded by Norwegian TV during the UN conference on environment and development in Bergen earlier this month.
3: Are we too many to survive the way we live? There are currently five billion people in the world - and this figure is likely to double within the next century. Yet already millions in the Third World have barely enough to live on. Can this problem be controlled on an international basis?
Ervin Laszlo of the Club of Rome argues the key lies in a transfer of wealth to the poorer nations. He faces
Dr Fred Sai , adviser to the World Bank, Perdita Huston of the International Planned
Parenthood Federation and a Vatican representative. Director Odd Kaldefosse
Producer Joar Hoel-Larsen NRK Norway
Featuring Rob Worby , who specialises in electronic music.
Producer John Graham (R)
Weather followed by Daytime Live
Last in the series.
Including a report from the 50th anniversary re-staging of the Dunkirk crossings. With Alan Titchmarsh
Sue Cook , Judi Spiers and Andy Craig. Editor Simon Shaw
Series producer Pamela Creed
Martyn Lewis presents the latest national and international news.
Weather Ian McCaskill
Beverly begins to have doubts about Jim's fidelity.
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Who will win today's Matchpoint?
Hosted by Angela Rippon Director Rick Gardner Producer Dave Ross BBC Elstree
A series recorded by Norwegian TV during the UN conference on environment and development in Bergen earlier this month.
4: The consuming society - a threat to sustainable development?
Are the richer northern states running an economic system that is guaranteed to destroy the global environment?
Neela Heyrovska , a 20-year-old student leader of the Czechoslovakian green movement, speaks out against consumerism.
Heyrovska puts her views to a panel including
Tom Vraalsen , Norway's Minister of Development,
Patrick Gillam , Managing Director of BP and Dr David Pearce , who advises the British Government on 'green' economics.
Exotic jungles clothe the slopes of Mount Mulu national park in Sarawak, Borneo. To unravel their mysteries experts wedded science to the skills of local people.
Narrated and produced by Barry Paine. BBC Bristol (R)
Introduced by Andi Peters and starting with:
Rupert
It's springtime in Nutwood.
Storyteller: Ray Brooks. Based on the stories by Alfred Bestall
3.55pm Mersey Tales
Mark McGann tells A Moving Story by Roy Apps.
Director Graham Booth Producer Celia Bonner
BBC North (R)
4.00pm Laurel and Hardy
Cartoon mishaps with the hapless duo.
Laurel and Hardy have to move an old man from a small house on a steep hill. (R)
4.05pm Happy Families
A comedy drama series based on Allan Ahlberg's books, dramatised by Vicky Ireland.
2: What will Mr Alphonso do now Mrs Wobble 's family are opening their own cafe?
Based on the original production by Quicksilver Theatre for Children Music by Richard Attree
Producer Angela Beeching
Director Roger Singleton-Turner (R)
4.20pm New Adventures of Mighty Mouse
Mighty Mouse befriends Scrappy. (R)
4.35pm Tricky Business
A magic comedy series written by Jim Bywater.
8: Woody organises a ghost watch. Guests: Mystina and Paul Zerdin.
5.00pm Newsround
The news show for children.
5.05pm Blue Peter
With Yvette Fielding John Leslie and Diane Louise Jordan.
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Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey present the latest national and international news. Weather Bill Giles
Newsroom South East, Spotlight, Points West, Look East, Look North,
South Today, North West Tonight, Midlands Today
Episode by Peter J. Hammond.
Born-again Nick Cotton finds himself under investigation from Ethel Skinner - but Dot cannot decide if her son is truly a reformed character or the worst thing since Dr Crippen.
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It's now official: according to a report due to be published tomorrow by the world's leading weather scientists, the world is warming up.
But how much of our recent unpredictable weather can be blamed on the greenhouse effect? Will the oceans help to reduce global warming - or might they actually speed it up? How would we all be affected by a proposed global plan of action intended to stabilise the world's climate again by the year 2050?
With Judith Hann, Howard Stableford, Peter Macann and Kate Bellingham.
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weather Bill Giles
Tonight's panel at the Greenwood Theatre in London are:
Rt Hon Lynda Chalker , MP Minister for Overseas
Development
Harriet Harman , MP
Labour MP for Peckham Sir John Harvey-Jones
Industrialist and chairman of The Economist
Professor Norman Stone
Professor of Modem History at Oxford University.
Chaired by Peter Sissons. Producer Sue Robertson Editor Barbara Maxwell
Starring
Sharon Gless Tyne Daly
Chris has to work with a former lover.
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