6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News headlines or summaries every quarter hour.
(For details see Monday)
Gloria Hunniford discusses lives and lifestyles with celebrity guests and her studio audience.
Anthony Tobin prepares a double helping of puddings.
and Regional News; Weather
With Toby Anstis. • STEREO
At the Patch Stop.
Animation.
John 'sNewJob(Part 2). John has doubts about his new job and Barbara, his new boss. • STEREO
and Regional News; Weather
Be a cut above the rest -join the lawn mower racing set.
There's also a selection of the latest models on the market, advice on how to avoid the rogue landscape gardener and a trip round the Chelsea Flower Show. Presented by David Stevens and Lydia Cooke.
Makalu - the West Face. As drama unfolds at 27,000ft, Russell Harris reports by satellite on the BT expedition's attempt at the world's most difficult climb.
and Regional News; Weather
Anton Edelmann prepares a selection of canapes. • STEREO
With Judi Spiers and Alan Titchmarsh. The last in the current series.
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12.55pm Regional News; Weather
Followed by Weather
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Australian drama.
Six-year-old PS gets caught in an emotional tug-of-war between his two aunts.
Director Carl Schultz
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Cartoon fun.
With Philippa Forrester.
There are strange goings-on at the school on the night of the mayor's costume ball.
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There's panic in the Pigsty.
2: A bicycle bell that sounds like a foghorn gives Sean a few problems.
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Paul Zenon and Sally Gray present another action-packed show of magic and music. With special guest Phil Jay.
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News for children.
Yvette Fielding and John Leslie introduce today's programme live from British National Day at Expo 92 in Seville, Spain. They are joined by Sarah Hawryla, winner of the Blue Peter Expo 92 competition.
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Dorothy decides to deliberately make life hard for Josh hoping it will prompt him to return to the Robinson's household.
Madge and Dorothy get locked in the lavatory.
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Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. Weather Bernard Davey
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The weekly chart show with the best of today's music, plus videos and pre-chart exclusives. Introduced by Tony Dortie and Adrian Rose.
Director Arch Dyson
Producer Stanley Appel * STEREO
Dot's in for a surprise when a stranger calls.
This week's episodes written by Tony Jordan
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Paul Daniels introduces three more couples intent on gathering as many seconds as possible to take forward to the final round against the clock.
But only the lucky pair with the most time will get the chance to compete for major prizes.
Tonight's contestants are the Clarkes from Stratford-upon-Avon, the Bruces from
Newcastle upon Tyne, and the Mclvers from Northampton. Director Charles Garland ProducerStanley Appel * STEREO
Another chance to see some of Russ Abbot 's best-known characters. With Bella Emberg , Lisa Maxwell , Tom Bright and Sherrie Hewson. Director Peter Laskie
ProducerJohn Bishop
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With Martyn Lewis. Regional News
Weather Bernard Davey
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Classic comedy written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais , starring Ronnie Barker
Just Desserts. Stealing on the outside, that's work, making a living. But on the inside, against one's fellow inmates, that's a despicable crime.
ProducerSydney Lotterby
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An occasional series that investigates possible miscarriages of justice.
Five years ago, in the military town of Bordon, Hampshire, an argument between two rival groups of men that began on a Saturday turned into a gang fight the next day. The fracas ended in murder. In the joint trial that followed, the charges ranged from actual bodily harm to grievous bodily harm to disturbing the peace.
Dave Smith confessed to clubbing the man to death with a baseball bat. Why then was another man, Smith's friend Sam Hill, found guilty of murder for the same killing?
And why is he still serving a life sentence today?
David Jessel investigates.
Telling forensic evidence and an extraordinary interview in the programme cast doubt on the verdict.
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Peter Sissons chairs another hour of topical debate which this week comes from the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, where a representative audience will put their questions to the four distinguished panel members. Producer Lea Sellers
Editor Alexandra Henderson
A Brian Lapping production for BBCtv
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Western adventure series.
Dead Run. When the local mine lays off its workers, the quiet western town of Paradise soon discovers that the devil finds work for idle hands.
