Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News headlines or summaries every quarter hour.
With Simon Parkin, Philippa Forrester and Esther McVey.
Around the World with Willy Fog
Cartoon.
9.35am Why Don't You… ?
The gang live the American Dream.
10.00am News and Regional News; Weather
10.05am Playdays
At the Dot Stop.
10.25am The Muppet Babies
Cartoon.
and Regional News; Weather
Family drama.
Neighbourhood Watch A burglar strikes in Witherspoon and the locals decide it is time to take action.
Christian missionaries of the 6th century came to Britain to conquer Pagan beliefs. Bryan McNerney discovers evidence of their success.
and Regional News; Weather
Can an arranged marriage be a success? A young
Sikh bride explains what happened to her.
Followed by Weather
Melanie takes charge of the darts tournament. Caroline tells Chrissie about her affair. Ryan feels rejected by Gemma. (For cast see Monday. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Live coverage from one of today's semi-finals.
(The other semi-final can be seen on BBC2)
With Andi Peters.
Rupert
Rupert shelters from a storm under a tree.
Narrated by Ray Brooks (Repeat)
Cartoon.
The first of three programmes marking the bicentenary of Mozart's death.
Mozart from Scratch
Mozart was a precocious composer and today, for the first time on British television, his earliest pieces are performed by children of about the same age as he was when he wrote them. Including his very first composition, Andante in C, written when Mozart was just 5, and played by Jean-Louis Gandon , who is not quite 5, and an extract from
Apollo and Hyacinth, the result of Mozart's first foray into opera, at the age of 12. Introduced by Carl Davis.
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News for children.
An 1 1-part children's drama. 8: Anthony needs a room of his own. So, Paul will have to move in with Douglas - a prospect neither relishes.
(For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm;
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With Andrew Harvey and Jill Dando.
Weather Bill Giles
Rock legend David Bowie and his band Tin Machine perform on the show tonight. There's also an interview with actress
Sally Field , who won an Oscar for her performances in both Norma Rae and Places in the Heart. She will be talking about her latest film Soapdish, a spoof on US soaps, which opens in Britain on 23 August. See panel below. * FILMS: page 25
From the Tower Ballroom,
Blackpool, Angela Rippon and Charles Nove are the hosts as Liverpool compete against
Birmingham for a place in the semi-finals, to the music of the Andy Ross Orchestra. Valuable points are at stake in the Latin, Modern, Old Time and Rock 'n' Roll sections. In the cabaret spotlight are the charismatic World Professional
Modern Champions, Karen and Marcus Hilton.
Director/Producer Simon Betts
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The detective series set on the island of Jersey starring John Nettles
All the Sad Songs. During a day at the races on the look-out for counterfeit money, Jim Bergerac gets involved in a quarrel between a corrupt businessman, his wife and a small-time singer. Jealousy leads to murder, and Bergerac is drawn into the world of the cabaret circuit.
After a quarrel with her father, Danielle arrives in Jersey to be with Jim.
Written by Rod Beacham Producer George Gallaccio Director Tim Fywell
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This week Clive Anderson stands in to hear your views, reactions and opinions on recent television programmes. Well-known for Who's Line Is it Anyway?, his chat show, Clive Anderson Talks Back
III, is being repeated on Wednesdays on C4. Producer Paul Smith
● WRITE TO: Points of View, BBCtv Centre, London W 2 7RJ.
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Michael Buerk with the latest international and national news reports.
Regional News
Weather Bill Giles
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Concluding episode of the first showing on network television of this two-part Canadian mini-series, which is based on true events.
Starring
Kate Nelligan
Kenneth Welsh
Recovering from the attempt on her life and the ordeal of the long custody battles,
JoAnn seems finally to have found happiness with a new husband. But as Colin
Thatcher's professional life is threatened by scandal, his personal rage burns on. On a winter's night in 1983, a most public marital conflict takes a new and violent turn.
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Tony Lewis and Richie Benaud introduce highlights from both of today's semi-final matches. Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
