6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News every quarterhour.
American comedy series. The Karate Kids. Larry persuades Balki to join him in learning the martial arts.
Jacques Pepin prepares beef carpaccio, followed by catfish on ratatouille with salad, concluding with hazelnut parfait with candied violets.
With Toby Anstis.
(Stereo)
Playdays: The Dot Stop
(Stereo)
Animation.
Stay Young and Beautiful Miracle creams, plastic surgery and make-up tricks for older women.
A visit to southern Florida.
American sitcom.
All Quiet on theHomefront (Part 1). The Major is put on stand-by alert for a top secret mission into Central America.
(Rpt. Part 2 next Monday)
Live from the National Garden
Festival, featuring royal author Andrew Morton who talks about his new book Diana: the True Story, and Mitzie Wilson , editor of the BBC Good Food Magazine.
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
Followed by Weather
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The second day of this festival combining top quality racing and the grand social occasion.
2.30 Jersey Stakes (7f)
3.05 Queen Mary Stakes (5f)
3.45 Coronation Stakes (Old Mile) A clash between Marling,
Culture Vulture and Musicale could provide the race of the week. The prize is over £115,000. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Jimmy Lindley and John Hanmer. Introduced by Julian Wilson , with Tracy Piggott. The fashion scene is described by Eve Pollard.
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With Philippa Forrester.
Henry's Cat Cartoon.
The last in the current series.
Animals might not go to school but they are pretty good at learning. Rats can work out how to step over a lever, while ducklings learn to recognise their mums very quickly. With Janice Acquah and Mark Evans.
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Fantasy animation series. ● STEREO
Film and video quiz. Presented byjonathon Morris.
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News for children.
An eight-part Australian children's drama about a boy who longs to be a clown. 4: Unaware that Sim is watching him, Anatole tries an old circus act but fails.
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Paul is worried that building materials have been disappearing from the guest house, and when Glen appears to have a lot of money to spend, suspicions become aroused.
Adam has a go at Glen over his treatment of Gemma.
(For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm)
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With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Rob McElwee
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England υSweden
Live coverage of England's final group match against hosts Sweden in Stockholm.
The last four matches between
Sweden and England have produced just one goal - and that was scored by the Swedes six years ago at tonight's venue. Can England end their goal drought? Plus action from the Denmark u France match at
Malmo. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with analysis from Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables , and commentary by John Motson and Barry Davies. Executive producer Jim Reside Editor Brian Barwick ●SPORT; page 18
With Michael Buerk.
Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
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The investigative documentary series tackles the sensitive subject of child abuse.
Police on Humberside have set up four specialist units to deal solely with the growing number of reported child abuse cases. At Tower Grange police station in Hull, eight specially trained detectives are investigating over 35 cases a month. The police unit works closely with the local social services, pooling their skills to ensure that the cases are efficiently and sensitively handled, and that the victims of abuse, and their families, are properly supported. For the first time, a film team follows the police and social workers as they tackle an alleged case of sexual abuse - from the first disclosure by one of the victims, through the police investigation to the trial.
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Comedy, starring Rob Lowe
Andrew McCarthy Jacqueline Bisset
At Vernon Academy, an exclusive American school, two young men are put together as room-mates. Squire "Skip" Ellsworth Burroughs IV's priorities are fun and sex, with study trailing in a poor third. Jonathan Ogner is a quiet, shy scholarship boy. But when the naive and inexperienced
Jonathan embarks on his very first affair, he ends up with his room-mate's mother.
A "class" comedy featuring the stars of Pretty in Pink and About Last Night.
Director Lewis John Carlino
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