6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
Business and financial news from
Paul Burden and Fiona Foster.
Followed at 7.00am by the morning news programme with Laurie Mayer and Jill Dando.
Headlines or news summaries every quarter hour. Business news:
7.12,7.40,8.12,8.40.
Sport: 7.23, 7.50, 8.23, 8.50.
Weather, regional and traffic news:
6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25.
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A lively look at the morning presented by Alan Titchmarsh and Judi Spiers in Birmingham and Adrian Mills in Manchester.
Regional News and Weather
The quiz which challenges the public and experts alike. Presented from Liverpool by Andy Craig.
Helpful hints on how to turn a meal into an event.
The BBC gardeners in Plymouth and Aberdeen have advice for the weekend's gardening. Plus the viewer's Open Line on [number removed]. Presented by Adrian Mills and Debi Jones.
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Regional News and Weather
Introduced by Simon Parkin and starting with:
Playdays
The Playbus stops at the Tent Stop. Humphrey and Wobble Clown join Ricky Diamond, Trish Cooke, Sue Monroe, Simon Harbrow and Adam Searles to tell the story The Little Giant by Teressa Collard. (R)
Cartoon. When Barney gets on the scales he has a nasty shock. (R)
Including the weekly Scots-eye view from Robert Sproul-Cran .
Regional News and Weather
Topical discussion with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Adrian Mills and Ronke Phillips in Manchester take your telephone calls while Alan Titchmarsh and Judi Spiers in Birmingham reveal the winner of today's Brainwave quiz question.
Regional News and Weather
Holiday ideas from home and abroad. A mini guide to Dedham in Essex, and Andy Crane reports from Praia da Rocha, Portugal. Presented by Penny Junor .
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Judi Spiers and Alan Titchmarsh are joined by Simon Potter with news of all the glitz and gossip in his Showbiz File.
With Philip Hayton.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Henry gets the sack.
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Starring Kirk Douglas
In 1830 tough Kentuckians Jim Deakins and Boone Caudill join a keelboat expedition heading up the river Missouri into unknown territory.
Films: pages 39-44
Introduced by Andi Peters and starting with:
Bump
Animation about a young elephant. Bump's loud trumpeting saves the day.
What did the first television look like? How do volcanoes erupt? Why does the sea go in and out?
Presented by Sophie Aldred and Simon Davies with Jo Korna. Producer Alison Stewart
Series producer Jane Tarleton
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Cartoon. George is caught in a battle of tycoons when Cogswell builds next to Spacely Space Sprockets.
Ashrita Furman is climbing the world's tallest tower in record-breaking style on a pogo stick! Roy Castle is a record-breaker, too, but who's the new top-speed tapper? Cheryl Baker tracks down the world's longest Formula 1 race in miniature, while strongman Jamie Reeves plans a spectacular studio stunt. Director Adrian Mills Producer Greg Childs
A news programme for children.
14: Charley's big chance of fame: will she break the record? Gill is put through the mangle by Julie and her mother!
(For cast see Wednesday)
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With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart.
Weather Bernard Davey
Comedian Milton Berle , known as the 'thief of bad gags' talks to Terry Wogan tonight.
Family couples compete in a test of their general knowledge and skill to try to win a host of goodies from the conveyor belt.
With Rosemarie Ford. Director Sylvie Boden Producer David Taylor
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Can Megan and Beth unlock a family secret to find why a young girl has attempted suicide? Julian's off-duty dress causes some surprises.
Episode written by Stephen Wyatt
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Tales of Ordinary Murder Rian Malan in South Africa
Rian Malan is an Afrikaner, a member of the white tribe that rules South Africa and a blood relative of the chief architect of apartheid. He is also an ex-crime reporter on the Johannesburg Star and his bestselling book My Traitor's Heart is a searing account of the relationship between violent crime and racial hatred and fear. As a reporter he was forced to look at the way his countrymen kill each other and to examine his own relationship to the horrors he witnessed. Malan takes Omnibus around the streets of Johannesburg and its black township Soweto and tries to find the answer to Ernest Hemingway's riddle 'to live in Africa you must know what it is to die in Africa'.
Producer Adam Low Editor Andrew Snell
David Vine introduces the climax of both semi-finals of the UK
Championships from the Guild Hall, Preston. Defeat at this stage carries a consolation of E30,000, but victory will mean at least double that amount.
