Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News every quarter hour.
Live discussion programme with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Paul and Jeanne Rankin create lemon passion fruit mousse with honey-marinated kiwi.
With Philippa Forrester.
The Dot Stop. ● STEREO
Cartoon.
With Mike Smith. Family quiz. ● STEREO
David Jessel takes a "fly-drive" holiday to Malaysia. Plus different ways to spend a weekend in Brighton. With Anneka Rice.
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Including a guide to stress, and a celebrity who cooks their favourite meal.
Including at
and Regional News; Weather
Lively conversation and entertainment.
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12.55 pm Regional News; Weather
Followed by Weather
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On this second day of the Festival HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother gives her name to today's two-mile chase. Introduced by Julian Wilson.
2.15 Sun Alliance Novices Hurdle
(2½m)
2.50 Queen MotherChampion Chase (2m)
3.30 Coral Golden Hurdle (3m If) Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan and Richard Pitman. With Jonathan Powell. ● STEREO
With Andi Peters.
Stuart Bradley explores
Britain's newest National Park
- the Norfolk Broads.
Animation.
Stereo.
Part three of a story written by Gaye Hicyilmaz told for
Jackanory by Haluk Bilginer. ● STEREO
Cartoon adventures.
Animated space adventures.
News for children.
Fourth in a six-part children's drama set in 1900. Willy has been very ill.
Written by Gillian Avery , dramatised by Julia Jones STEREO
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Cody has become a saint, but how long will it last?
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With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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With Jessica Tandy , the Oscar-winning star of Driving Miss Daisy, and her husband
Hume Cronyn , who co-starred with her in Cocoon.
Plus music from singer-songwriter Mark Cohn. ● STEREO
The live magazine show which covers the latest in technology, medicine and the environment.
This week, battling the Barber of Brazil: how South Americans hope to beat the insect which has brought death and disease to more than 16-million people. And a sail board for all seasons: a wind surfer with two sails in one.
Producer Richard Dale
Editor Dana Purvis
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Presented by Anne Robinson. Producer Paul Smith
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft
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A Budget reply by the Rt Hon John Smith , MP, Shadow
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Investigative science series.
When It Happens to You. Chris Brotherton is 46 when he is told he only has a few months to live. For Chris, his wife Annette, and their 10-year-old son [text removed], the following weeks are full of emotion as they cope with his illness and the strains it produces. A brain tumour affects his speech and family roles change as communication becomes difficult. But Chris fights back and they go on a last holiday.
Acceptance of death is an issue we all have to face. Chris and his family made this film in the hope that it would help others in a similiar position.
Producer Malcolm Brinkworth Series editor David Filkin
A Touch production for BBCtv
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Drama based on a true story starring
Holly Hunter AmyMadigan
1970: Ellen Russell embarks on a legal battle for the right to have an abortion - illegal in her home state of Texas. Featuring an early role for Kathy Bates , who starred in Misery.
Director Gregory Hoblit ● STEREO
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How Gordon Scobbie fought back against unemployment. ● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page888
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