Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News every quarter hour.
Come Fly with Me. Balki goes on his first flight, but his fellow passengers soon wish they were back on terra firma.
The second day of the Conservative Party
Conference starts with a debate on transport.
and Regional News; Weather
With Philippa Forrester.
At the Dot Stop.
Cartoon.
Conference continues with a debate on employment addressed by Michael Howard , MP and is followed by the key manifesto debate on the economy, and a speech by Chancellor Norman Lamont , MP.
Including at
11.00am and 12.00
News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
Followed by Weather
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A general knowledge quiz hosted by John Sachs. 0 STEREO
A Fair Race. Paige is getting interested in Greg as Johnny Rourke is getting interested in her. Abby has found a man she can do business with.
World snooker champion John Parrott attempts to reach the semi-finals against
Doug Mountjoy , twice a Pot Black champion. Commentary by Ted Lowe and John Spencer. Introduced by Eamonn Holmes.
The cartoon Stone Age family meets the son of Rockzilla.
With Andi Peters.
Dooby's Duck Truck
Dooby Duck and friends are in the London Dungeon.
It's all a piece of cake when
Cuddles and Orville clean cars.
Comedy series. Life was running smoothly for Raja and Timothy in the Federation of Lost International Property's India office until a stranger tapped into their computer. Written by Nigel Douglas 0 STEREO
Cartoon fun.
Tony Hart and Gabrielle Bradshaw introduce a host of creative picture-making ideas, including using seaweed. STEREO
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PICTURE GALLERY: if you are 15 or under, send your picture to Hartbeat, BBC Television, London W3 6XZ.
(Unfortunately they cannot be returned.)
News for children.
A 20-part children's drama. 19: Kelly confronts
Carl. Donna deceives Kirsten. The return match looms with Denton Burn. Gill gets a threat, and confesses. Written by Adele Rose
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Josh's plan to make homework easier lands schoolfriends in trouble. The police call at Jim's door, has the worst happened? (For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm) STEREO
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With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Rob McElwee
Among Terry Wogan 's guests tonight will be one of the world's leading sopranos,
Dame Kiri Te Kanawa , who will be singing The World
You're Coming Into, from Paul McCartney 's Liverpool Oratorio, which was shown last night at
10.50pm on BBC1. Director John L Spencer
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To celebrate its 1,000th edition, the series that brings you tomorrow's news today from the worlds of science, medicine, technology and the environment, takes a trip down memory lane. It looks at some of the inventions it has covered over the years - like the breathalyser (1967), the personal computer (1979), the personal stereo (1980) and the phonecard (1983). And not forgetting that uplifting little breakthrough from 1967,
'suspenderless stockings' - in other words, tights!
Back to the future, tonight's programme reports on the giant umbrella protecting Swedish spruce trees from acid rain, and includes news from the clinic offering pioneering treatments to pregnant women. Presented by Kate Bellingham ,
Judith Hann , Howard Stableford and John Diamond.
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Third in a 12-part drama series telling the story of five ordinary men and women from different walks of life who become special constables. The series follows five
'specials' as they juggle the demands of home and career with the dedication needed to pound the beat at night.
John Redwood , a solicitor, is inducted into the Specials and Loach investigates an anxious call from a Miss Lonelyhearts.
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By the Labour Party.
With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
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Fourth programme in the documentary series.
Presumed Guilty. In the wake of the Birmingham Six appeal, Michael Mansfield , QC, a leading defence barrister, reveals exclusively to Inside Story his radical proposals for transforming the criminal justice system.
Mansfield maintains that the scale and frequency of miscarriages shows them to be an integral part of the system and, through the testimonies of people who have suffered injustice, demonstrates that a person's right to be thought innocent until proven guilty has been eroded. Taking the best from the French and American systems, Mansfield constructs an alternative for
Britain that is based on reaffirming this right. Producer Yvette Vanson
Executive producer Paul Hamann
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Presented by Desmond Lynam and including a full sports news and results service.
Boxing
Manchester's Pat Barrett defends his European Light Welterweight title against Racheed Sawal , originally from Sierra Leone, but now based in Denmark. From the G-Mex Centre in Manchester.
Football
A preview of next week's crucial European
Championship matches, including a report on the rejuvenation of the Welsh side.
Horse of the Year Show
First of four days of show jumping from Wembley Arena. Tonight's main class is the Leading Jumper of the Year, one round and a jump-off against the clock.
Ski-ing
A report from Hintertux in Austria, where the British Olympic ski team continue their preparations for next year's Winter Olympic Games in Albertville, France. Producer Vivien Kent
Editor Brian Barwick
