6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News every quarter hour.
With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. • STEREO
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles Cartoon adventures.
Andrew Richardson reports on addiction, and talks to Dawn
French and Bruce Dickinson.
and Regional News; Weather
The Tent Stop. 0STEREO
Two teams battle it out to reach the ultimate challenge of the obstacle course. Presented by Peter Simon. 0STEREO
The fast-moving pop magazine, plus the results of the Videovote. 0STEREO
and Regional News; Weather
George tries to get his hands on a desirable property.
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Blickling Hall. A visit to the splendid gardens of the 17th-century red brick house near Aylsham in Norfolk.
Introduced by Peter Seabrook. (First shown in BBC East)
and Regional News; Weather
Presented by Caron Keating and Linda Mitchell.
Followed by Weather
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A crafty plan is devised to get Trine and Arnaud together.
Blair looks for a source of income.
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Thriller starring Larry Hagman
Susan Anspach
For veteran helicopter pilot Sam Hooten , trouble arrives when an old flame asks for help in a dangerous quest.
With John Dunlap , Glenn Miller. Director William A Graham • FILMS: pages 35-40
Alan Titchmarsh appeals on behalf of the charity
Telephones for the Blind. • STEREO
• DONATIONS: see page 48
With Andi Peters.
(Stereo)
Cartoon adventures. (Repeat)
Tony Robinson 's six-part medieval comedy.
3: "Why should the government have to look after the poor when we can hold a jumble sale for them, right?"
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The news for children.
14: Jemma is upset by a family announcement and Marcus and Amanda find themselves unpopular.
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Paul decides it's time to get into real estate. Dorothy starts a petition to save Erinsborough High and appears on a live television debate with the education minister.
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With Andrew Harvey and Moira Stuart.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Marcus continues to spy on Pilar - what's he planning? Blair plans a revenge on Olive and Trish has to face the music.
Episode written by Gary Hopkins
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Carla Lane 's comedy series about a Liverpudlian family. While Nellie Boswell is recovering in hospital, she is visited by the family and two other surprising people.
Director/Producer John B Hobbs
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Marti Caine continues to lead the search for the funniest folk in the land. Two more teams compete in the Jokerthon, and this week she visits
Wolverhampton to find some Midlands mirth.
Director/Producer Rick Gardner
Executive producers Stephen Leahy and Michael Leggo
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Martyn Lewis presents the latest reports from the BBC's correspondents. Regional News
Weekend Weather
Peter Cockroft
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Last episode of the drama series about a criminal psychologist who moonlights as an off-beat detective, starring Nicholas Clay Kim Thomson
Dreams Imagic. Called in to profile the whizz-kid creators of a giant computer company, Cornelius finds himself involved in the fantasy world of virtual reality - and murder.
Episode written by Harry Robertson Producers Brian Degas and Harry Robertson Director Peter Rose • STEREO
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Gershwin's extrovert
American in Paris is among the works that promise to make tonight's Promenade Concert one of the liveliest of the season. Also on the bill are
Milhaud's exuberant Boeufsur le toit and the world premiere of Richard Rodney Bennett 's Concerto for Stan Getz , the composer's tribute to the late jazz saxophonist, featuring John Harle as soloist. Introduced by James Naughtie , from the Royal Albert Hall in London. Barry Wordsworth, who conducts the BBC Concert
Orchestra, says: "In our 40th anniversary year it is particularly appropriate that we should be working again with Richard Rodney Bennett for he, like us, is renowned for breaking down barriers with a diverse range of music making." Directors Tony Staveacre and David Stevens
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Horror based on a story by Guy de Maupassant and starring Vincent Price
Claiming he is possessed by an evil spirit called the Horla, condemned murderer
Louis Girots is killed attacking magistrate Simon Cordier.
Soon strange things begin to happen and Cordier hears a sinister voice commanding him to do its deadly bidding.
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