6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast News every quarter hour.
With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. ● STEREO
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles Cartoon adventures.
In the last programme of this series, Sophie Partington looks at the influence of other cultures on our own, and chats to Rapido's Antoine de Caunes.
and Regional News; Weather
The Tent Stop. ● STEREO
Two more teams battle it out.
Presented by Peter Simon. ● STEREO
Last in the series of this fast-moving pop magazine. Plus the Videovote results.
(The O Zone returns on Sunday, 4 October) (Stereo)
and Regional News; Weather
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Bryan McNerney visits the fortress of Tintagel, which he would like to believe really was King Arthur's mythical Camelot.
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Followed by Weather
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Pilar is back with Marcus.
Bunny feels guilty about doubting Fizz, and the Hindle boys lose Tina to Dieter.
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Naval comedy and sequel to the popular play and film, Mr Roberts. Starring Robert Walker
The Pacific, 1945: the captain of a US Navy cargo ship is the despair of his crew, until Ensign Pulver strikes a blow for justice.
Director Joshua Logan ● FILMS: pages 33-40
Animated fun.
With Andi Peters
(Stereo)
The All New Popeye Show
Spinach-guzzling cartoon adventures. (R)
Tony Robinson's six-part medieval comedy.
The girl of Rabies's dreams is to be the main attraction at the wedding of the year.
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The news for children.
16: Jemma receives some unwelcome advice. Debbie is nervous when someone starts watching her.
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Paul's life is in danger as Jim, Todd and Doug begin a search for him. Will Ramsay Street ever see Paul again?
(For cast see Wed. Shown at 1.30pm)
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With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart.
Weather Ian McCaskill
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Maria is embarrassed. Philippe confronts Per. Rosario gives
Pilar another chance and Blair tries blackmail.
Episode written by Jane Hollowood
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Carla Lane 's comedy series. There is excitement in the Boswell family as they go off on holiday. Adrian discovers a way of entertaining himself while they are away.
Director/Producer John B Hobbs
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In the last show of the series the nation's best joke tellers return for a "command performance". Presented by Marti Caine . Producer Rick Gardner
Executive producers Stephen Leahy and Michael Leggo
An Action Time production for BBCtv
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With Michael Buerk.
Regional News; Weekend Weather Ian McCaskill
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The young German pianist Lars Vogt plays Grieg's popular Piano Concerto in A minor in tonight's Prom, recorded last week. The BBC Symphony Orchestra performs Hypothetically Murdered - a witty and satirical piece written by Shostakovich for a bizarre vaudeville extravaganza at the Leningrad Music Hall in 1931. Says conductor Mark Elder: "The full score was lost in the siege of Leningrad but Rozhdestvensky found some piano sketches and gave them to composer Gerard McBurney to orchestrate. We tend to think of Shostakovich as the anguished Soviet voice under Stalin but here he's a sort of Russian Offenbach, full of flair, fun and satire. This is a classic Proms item."
Introduced by James Naughtie.
(Stereo)
James Naughtie's TV Dinner: page 13
This bizarre tale of strange desires is being shown in the rarely seen original version.
Starring Elke Sommer Telly Savalas
A tourist loses herself in an old
Spanish town and takes refuge in a mysterious house owned by an old lady and her weird son.
She discovers she is the double of the son's former wife and that a ritual of revenge and murder is to be replayed.
Director Mario Bava
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