Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News every quarter hour.
Martyn Lewis looks at food safety.
Alexei Sayle 's roots are not in the traditional theatre but in pubs and clubs more associated with the world of rock music. He sets off on a memorable journey round the places which feed his imagination, starting at opening time and ending in the early hours of the morning.
and Regional News; Weather
With Simon Parkin.
10.05 Playdays - the Tent Stop (Rpt) 10.25 Jimbo and the Jet Set (Rpt)
Holidays on Horseback David Vine goes to
Exmoor to explore riding holidays. Last in the series.
and Regional News; Weather
American family drama.
Sunday's Hero, Monday's Goat. An invitation to use a vacation cabin turns out to have hidden problems.
John Thirlwell 's personal view of Guernsey.
and Regional News; Weather
England v West Indies Further live coverage from Trent Bridge.
Commentary by Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister. Summaries by Ray Illingworth and Geoff Boycott.
Followed by Weather
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The Lawn Tennis
Championships, live from the All England Club.
After ten days of tennis, the battle for the men's singles title is down to the last four. Tonight they'll be down to two after an afternoon of semi-final drama on Centre Court. Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
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With Andi Peters.
Smoggies
Cartoon about the nature-loving Suntots and their fight against the Smoggies. Clarence's plan to build a concrete city on the beach threatens the annual migration of turtles to the beautiful Coral Island.
(Rpt)
A 12-part drama about a boy who loses his laugh. 10: Tim has grown tired of being organised by the Baron and manages to escape, but he realises that this won't help him to regain his laughter, so he returns to the Baron's hotel.
News for children.
A 12-part drama series.
10: Alana is released into Silverthorn's custody and has no choice but to do as he says. But help is at hand - Jenny, James,
Irene and Petey arrive.
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Election fever hits Ramsay Street, but who will win? Ryan is devastated to learn of his new living arrangements.
(For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm)
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Peter Sissons and Moira
Stuart with the latest national and international news.
Weather Ian McCaskill
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Terry Wogan talks to people in the news, with conversation and entertainment direct from the Television Theatre.
The return of funny men Syd Little and Eddie Large. In tonight's show Syd meets the red hot Tina Turner, or does he? Comediennes Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders make a special guest appearance, or do they? Syd's Round-the-World Music Spot comes from Egypt. With special guests Hilary O'Neil, Russell Grant and Martika.
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Paul Daniels tonight welcomes the audience with a glass of champagne, conjures up the fun of the fair and leaves them gasping at an amazing illusion. His special guests are the magical Bubble Man from
Switzerland, otherwise known as Mario Cavalli , and the Hoola Hoop Queen from Las Vegas, Diane Batchelor. With Debbie McGee.
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weekend Weather
Bernard Davey
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Last part of the Australian film drama about the events leading to a suicidal breakout by more than 1,000 Japanese prisoners from a PoW camp in Cowra in 1944. 5: Reluctantly Stan and Junji find themselves on opposite sides in a war which neither of them can win. Of the 1,100 Japanese who take part in the breakout, only 334 actually escape - one of them is Junji. Now it's 'open season on Japs' and Stan knows he has to find
Junji before the trigger-happy pursuers get to him.
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Go back to 1966 for the last time both men's semi-finals went to five sets - Manuel Santana from Spain and Dennis Ralston from the USA emerged victorious. Harry Carpenter looks back at a possible ten sets of tennis from which the contestants for the men's singles finals have emerged, and anticipates tomorrow's climax of the ladies' championships.
L Police drama starring
Oliver Reed
Donald Pleasence
Raymond Burr Susan George
Jim Wilson , a police lieutenant in a corrupt resort town, is tired of the brutal grind of his work and is about to leave for lighter duties elsewhere. But on his last day in the force, a violent situation erupts. Janie, a bar singer, is taken hostage by her ex-lover Frank, whom she has left for another man.
After Frank shoots a policeman, a large-scale siege develops. The title song,
Alone Am I, is performed by 60s balladeer Matt Monro.
Director Peter Collinson
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