6.34-6.55 Business Breakfast
Business and financial news from
Paul Burden and Fiona Foster.
Followed at 7.00am by the morning news with Nicholas Witchell and Jill Dando.
Headlines or news summaries every quarter hour. Business news:
7.12, 7.40, 8.12, 8.40.
Sport: 7.23, 7.52, 8.23, 8.52.
Weather, regional and traffic news:
6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25.
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Presented by Simon Parkin , Philippa Forrester and Claudia Simon.
Belle and Sebastian
The story of a young boy in search of his mother. Sebastian escapes from the barn to look for Belle.
Together they cross the border into Spain. (R)
9.25am Why Don't You... ?
... turn off your TV set and do something less boring instead. Daz has a plan - that's bad news. Only the past can save the day now. (R)
10.00am News
Weather followed by The Jetsons
High-tech cartoon high jinks with the funniest family of the future.
10.30am Playdays
The Playbus stops today at the Patch Stop in the New Forest,
Hampshire. Today's story is Piggo and the Pipe written and told by Pam Ayres. With Vanessa Amberleigh.
10.55am Five to Eleven
Anne Wynn-Wilson explains how 3,000 Friends made a tapestry about Quaker belief and practice.
11.00am News
Weather followed by Peaceable Kingdom
An American family drama starring Lindsay Wagner
Snakebite. Rebecca is bitten by a snake and Dr Langley performs an operation to deliver a baby gorilla. (For cast see Tuesday. Next episode next Tuesday)

How has feminism affected the family? Does children's TV satisfy its customers - and their parents?

With Philip Hayton. Weather Bill Giles

Hilary's mystery man makes an appearance.
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Five true stories of people who have survived against all odds.
A Place beyond Time. Forty years ago a man was brainwashed for nine long months. In 1970 he re-enacted what happened to him. Producer Lawrence Gordon Clark (R)

Chris Serle plays the drums in the end-of-the-pier show at Great Yarmouth.
(R)

Three British sailing teams go to Honolulu to compete in the biennial Kenwood Cup. Producer Jeremy Pallant

England v India
Tony Lewis introduces further live coverage from Lord's.

Cartoons with the playful penguin.

Introduced by Andi Peters and starting with:

The All New Popeye Show
More misadventures with the spinach-guzzling cartoon sailor. (R)

First episode of a ten-part series. Slug's on parole; the living room is full of tramps; there's dirty work at the disco, and it's April Fools' Day.
Written by Jim Eldridge and Duncan Eldridge Producer Jeremy Swan (R)

The news show for children.

Daley Thompson joins
Jenny Powell , Scott Birch and Georgie Hollett for the Sports Hall Athletics Championships. Director Tony Harrison Producer Chris Fear
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With Peter Sissons and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Bernard Davey

It's crunch time for Cindy and Ian. And Ricky and Diane discover something very serious about Mo.
Episode written by Rob Gittins.
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You can't see it, you can't taste it, you can't smell it, yet some claim it kills 2,500 people a year. It's naturally occuring radioactive radon and it's in 100,000 homes.
Sarah Greene and Simon Mayo investigate. Other reports from Sankha Guha , Nikki Spencer and Judith Burns. Producer Katharine Everett Editor David Paterson

A comedy series about the peculiar happenings at Bayview Retirement Village.
Director/Producer Gareth Gwenlan
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With Michael Buerk.
Regional News
Weather Bernard Davey

A drama by Antony Sher.
Spring 1917: the privileged world of Sorn Castle is upside down, its stately rooms full of amputees from the Western Front. While the local aristocracy makes a first attempt at nursing, a romance blossoms.
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Drama: The Play on One: Changing Step
The first play for television by acclaimed RSC actor Antony Sher opens a new season of The Play on One. An outstanding cast includes (from left to right) James Convey, Lawrence McCain, Eleanor Bron, Sher and Bafta award-winning actress Susan Wooldridge. Set in Scotland in the spring of 1917 when the patriotic fervour of the First World War was beginning to wane, it is the story of the relationship between a young soldier recuperating from the loss of a leg in France and his aristocratic nursing attendant. Sher's powerful script also provides an open and honest examination of disablement; many of the wounded soldiers are played by young men who are themselves amputees. 9.30pm BBC1

Out of Control. When called to the scene of a fatal shooting, neither Chris Cagney (Sharon Gless ) nor Mary Beth Lacey (Tyne Daly ) can believe the testimony of the victim's widow. (R)