Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
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
Cartoon
and Regional News; Weather
They Also Serve. Kris's excitement over joining the Cadet Flying Corps wanes when she confronts a tough drill sergeant.
Andy Crane visits Lido di Jesolo in Italy.
and Regional News; Weather
Today the magazine programme asks how has life changed for the Romanian orphans who were brought to Britain last year? And, after the battles of the LPs, the EPs and the CDs, news of the record industry's next big format war. Plus an al fresco preview of the new West Side Story, which opens in Glasgow tonight.
Followed by Weather
Ryan has a hot date. And Joe takes the plunge. (For cast see Monday Repeated at 5.35pm)
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A series looking at unusual collections. This week includes a visit to the Bakelite Museum Society. With Harriet Crawley.
Noises Everywhere (Part 2) Back at the Galveston Ranch after Laura's funeral, the recriminations begin.
Jimmy Savile remembers fixing it in 1986 for
10-year-old Christina to attend her own performance of the musical Me and My Girl.
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Animated fun with the fruity band.
With Andi Peters.
Rupert the Bear
Cartoon. (Repeat)
Captain Yogi Bear sails on the SS Jelly Roger.
Series on museums around the world.
Mount Aso in Japan is a fearsomely active volcano. The museum nearby features a giant screen showing live pictures of the crater's fiery insides. With Heather Couper.
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News for children.
An 11-part children's drama. 4: Every day Mr Snoller leaves home clutching a black bag. Elly can't restrain her curiosity.
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With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Ian McCaskill
Tonight's guests are Kevin Kline , the versatile actor whose past roles have ranged from a madcap special agent
(A Fish Called Wanda) to the South African human rights campaigner Donald Woods (Cry Freedom), and actress
Whoopi Goldberg , who won an Oscar for her role in last year's blockbusting tear-jerker Ghost. Their new film
Soapdish, a spoof on US soaps, opens in Britain next month.
This week it's Birmingham against Manchester. And for those who remember host
Angela Rippon 's high-kicking dancing debut on the Morecambe and Wise Show, there's a treat in store as she steps out with professional Latin Champions
Sammy Stopford and Barbara McColl in a special cabaret routine.
With Charles Nove and music from the Andy Ross Orchestra. Director/Producer Simon Betts
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Last in the drama series about an Australian police search and rescue team.
Starring Gary Sweet
By the Book. Mickey stands up for Georgia when she is reprimanded - but is he letting his heart rule his head?
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Anne Robinson with your reactions to recent television programmes.
Producer Paul Smith
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With Michael Buerk. Regional News
Weather Ian McCaskill
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Second episode in the three-part mini-series about America's war on drug traffickers, starring Steven Bauer
Craig T Nelson
When news of Kiki
Camarena's disappearance becomes known, his colleagues in the drug enforcement agency rally to Guadalajara to intensify the search for one of their own.
Meanwhile, the drug lords, led by the arrogant
Caro Quintero , continue to hold sway - with the apparent blessing of the Mexican police authorities. Hopes for Kiki dwindle, but the team search on, spurred by Mika's plea that her husband is not forgotten. Concluding part tomorrow at 9.30pm.
Episode written by Mel Frohman (For cast see Tuesday.)
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From the hairdresser to the plastic surgeon, from the advertising industry moguls to the cosmetic counter sales staff, the beauty industry makes millions of pounds by convincing the average woman she must constantly seek personal perfection and perpetual youth. In this lighthearted documentary, two such 'average' women try to discover the origins of the modern view that wrinkles, double chins, hairy armpits, fat tummies and small breasts are unattractive. With Naomi
Woolf, author of last year's controversial bestseller, The Beauty Myth, and beauty historian Professor Arthur
Marwick. See panel below. Director Kathy O'Neil Producer Jon Blair
