Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast Business and financial news. Followed at 7.00am by the morning news programme.
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
6.55,7.25,7.55,8.25,8.55. Editor Bob Wheaton
Gloria Hunniford and her guests in discussion.
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and Regional News; Weather
With Andi Peters.
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Your favourite moments.
Followed by Weather
An old love letter places strain on Jim and Beverly's marriage.
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Quiz with Rob Curling.
The words are rip and ato.
More dramas in a Californian cul-de-sac. There Are Smiles
Accusations about Peter's murder continue to fly, but it seems there was an eyewitness to the crime.
The best of the magazine series for older people, presented by David Jacobs and Sheila McClennon.
Introduced by Andi Peters.
Cartoon.
Nature programme.
Violet Berlin and Mark Evans find out about animals' feeding habits. • NATURE: page 16
Cartoon pixies.
All-action film and video quiz. With Jonathon Morris.
News for children.
Last part in the children's drama series.
Hatty and Tom set off on their greatest adventure - skating to Ely.
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An old love letter places strain on Jim and Beverly's marriage. Madge and Harold return from their world tour with some 'excess baggage'.
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With Anna Ford and Chris Lowe.
Weather Suzanne Chariton
Presented by Guy Michelmore and Louise Batchelor , with a roundup of sports news from Michael Wale.
Editor Fiona Chesterton
• REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Conversation and entertainment with Terry Wogan and his guests, live from the Television Theatre.
An American comedy-drama series about a teenage doctor starring Neil Patrick Harris Doogie Sings the Blues
Doogie discovers that he will be treating a legendary blind blues singer. His friends
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Action drama series about the unsung heroes of the Australian police force. Starring Gary Sweet
Saturday Night. The boss's birthday celebrations are cut short when Ridgy's day of rock fishing turns nasty and a fellow fisherman is washed into the stormy sea.
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Anne Robinson delves into her postbag to present a selection of your views and comments on television programmes. Producer Paul Smith
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Michael Buerk with the latest national and international reports. Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Fatal Encounter
During the 60s Colonel Oleg Penkovsky , a senior Russian intelligence officer, had proved himself to be 'our spy of the century'. For 16 months he passed the Kremlin's vital secrets to MI6 and the CIA.
Suddenly the KGB arrested Penkovsky along with the British businessman Greville
Wynne. Their joint show trial abruptly terminated M16's precious asset. But how did the KGB find out about
Penkovsky's activities? For the first time the KGB investigators and Penkovsky's CIA case officers disclose the innermost secrets of the case, and reveal that they blame
MI6 for Penkovsky's demise. Reported by Tom Bower. Producer Tom Bower
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
Boxing
British and Commonwealth
Cruiserweight champion,
Derek Angol , meets Clapham's Tee Jay at London's Royal
Albert Hall. Plus, a preview of this weekend's IBF World
Flyweight title fight between Northern Ireland's Dave
McAuley and the USBA
Flyweight champion Pedro Feliciano. Commentary by Harry Carpenter.
Cricket
On the eve of the West Indies' arrival in England,
Ralph Dellor assesses the squad's prospects for the summer.
Rugby Union
Rugby Union's finest players gather in London for the fourth annual Whitbread
Rugby World Awards. Producer Vivien Kent
Editor Brian Barwick
