Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News every quarter hour.
Summer fun from Children's BBC with Simon Parkin, Philippa Forrester and Esther McVey.
9.05 Pinocchio
9.25 Why Don't You…?
10.00 News; Regional News; Weather
10.05 Playdays - the Dot Stop
10.30 The Muppet Babies
and Regional News; Weather
Sounds from a Silent
Clock (Part 1). Jessie is left in charge of a baby.
David goes on a class field trip and Gus needs a loan. (Part 2 on Friday at 11.05am)
John Thirlwell 's view of the Czechoslovakian spa town of Marianske Lazne.
and Regional News; Weather
The mighty elephant herds of east Africa struggle to survive in a country where man is claiming the land.
12.55 Regional News; Weather
Followed by Weather
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A series looking at collectors and their unusual collections.
Harriet Crawley discovers earthenware drainers and attends a convention of corkscrew addicts. With reporters Gwyn Richards and Penny Junor.
Noises Everywhere (Part 1) Friends, old and new, arrive to pay their last respects to Laura.
Jimmy Savile recalls his favourite 'fix its'. In
February 1985 Stephen wanted, as a football referee, to send all
Arsenal's opponents off the field.
Horton the elephant hears a cry of despair from a miniature world inside a flower. Can he save them?
With Andi Peters.
Rupert the Bear
Cartoon show.
(Rpt)
4.15pm Yogi's Treasure Hunt
Cartoon fun.
(Rpt)
4.30pm Expo
This week's museum is the Old Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London. Founded in 1675 by King Charles II, it has played a vital part in attempts to unravel the mysteries of the universe. With Heather Couper.
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5.00pm Newsround
News for children.
An 11-part children's drama series.
3: Paul is reserve for his local football team and his father waits eagerly to see if he gets a game.
Beverly believes the worst of Jim while Kerry tries to look on the bright side. Christina is caught in a most embarrassing position and Diane Beaumont lays down the law to Helen.
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Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey with the latest news from correspondents at home and abroad.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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The best in conversation and entertainment with Terry Wogan and his guests.
From the Tower Ballroom,
Blackpool, Angela Rippon and Charles Nove host tonight's dancing contest between the Liverpool and London North teams. With music from the Andy Ross Orchestra , and, in special cabaret, the UK and European Professional Latin Champions Sammy Stopford and Barbara McColl.
Producer Simon Betts
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Drama series about the unsung heroes of the Australian police force. Starring
Gary Sweet Sonia Todd
Saving the Princess. A team of demolition workers tear down an old house, unaware that there are squatters inside. It's not long before the Rescue Squad is on the scene to search through the rubble for survivors. Angel goes to the rescue of a theatre company whose stage hand is trapped on a catwalk. Will the matinee performance of Romeo and Juliet go ahead?
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By the Labour Party.
With Michael Buerk. Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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The last in Desmond Wilcox's series of stories that focus on aspects of the human spirit.
Joanne and Sarah Robinson are bright, attractive teenagers on the brink of university education and choosing careers for the rest of their lives. This is an achievement for any youngster, more so for these two - they are both profoundly deaf. Their mother, Kathy, fought to give them speech and equipped them to take their place in the hearing world. They went to hearing schools, struggled to keep up - and succeeded. But now they have discovered the language and culture of the deaf world. They may want to live in both - to span two cultures. Can they? And will the rest of us let them?
A Wilcox Bulmer production for BBCtv
(Book: Return Visit, price £8.99. from booksellers)
(Picture Story: page 58)
(Teletext Subtitles)
Starring
Edward Fox
1963: having failed in its attempt to murder General de Gaulle, the hard line French Secret Army Organisation decide to hire, for$500,000, a much-feared professional killer to do the job properly.
Code-named the 'Jackal', the seemingly unassuming
Englishman begins to lay his intricate plans to assassinate one of the world's most powerful men. An edge-of-the-seat thriller from Frederick Forsyth , bestselling author of The Odessa File and Dogs of War.
Director Fred Zinnemann
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