Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business Breakfast
News every quarter hour.
Robert Kilroy-Silk presents his topical studio discussion.
Swimmer Duncan Goodhew joins Ross King and a member of the public for this morning's brain teasers.
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● VIEWERS' QUIZ: see Monday
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Today: the Playground Stop. ● STEREO
A mixture of chat, fact, tips, fun and star guests.
11.00 News (Txt) and weather
11.10 Library of Romance
11.30 Horoscopes
11.35 Money Phone-in with Christine Whelan
12.00 News (Txt) and weather ● STEREO
HOTLINE: see Monday
Alan Titchmarsh with today's guests and musical entertainment. ● STEREO
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
With Philip Hayton.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Six contestants compete for a place in this week's heat final. With Henry Kelly. ● STEREO
Tense psychological drama starring Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins
In an unnamed totalitarian state, a churchman must endure a rigorous inquisition.
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With Andi Peters.
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The series that looks at top children's picture books.
Lynda Bellingham tells the story Jessica by Kevin Henkes , Mike McShane tells A Letter to
A my by Ezra Jack Keats and Celia Imrie tells Mona the Hairdresser by Sonia Holleyman. ● STEREO
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Science-fiction comedy series. Will a famous film star's pampered pet be cured when love is in the air?
Cartoon adventures.
Tony Hart and Gabrielle Bradshaw with more inventive ideas for making pictures, including a look at the way the Romans produced their mosaics. 0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888
News for children.
Drama series for children.
Amanda makes a play for PJ.
Jemma falls out with Lee and in with the wrong crowd. Written by Wally K Daly
A Zenith North production for BBCtv (For cast see Friday at 5.05pm)
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Brenda's special quiches cause a coffee shop crisis. It looks as if Toby is planning to take a trip to Europe. Doug takes an old carpenter under his wing.
Phoebe refuses to accept Josh's explanation for not attending her birthday party. (For cast see Wednesday. Shown at 1.30pm) ● STEREO
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With Peter Sissons and Anna Ford.
Weather Bernard Davey
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It's quarter-final time in the search for this year's Telly
Addicts. Noel Edmonds tests the Wilshees from Coventry and the Wilsons from
Nottinghamshire on their knowledge of TV trivia and presents more clips from television's glorious past. Director Graham Wetherell
Producer Richard L Lewis
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Mandy finds the videotape that could destroy a marriage, Phil's got some bad news, and sparks fly between Kathy and Pauline.
(For cast see Thursday)
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John Sullivan 's classic comedy series, starring
Robert Lindsay
Spanish Fly. Many years ago the Tooting Popular Front pledged revolutionary support for the Bilbao Popular Front.
Now a Spanish brother arrives at Wolfie's pad offering to return the favour. He has 1,000 troops ready to come to Britain to help Wolfie take Tooting in a wave of fire.
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Cricketer Phil Tufnell and Olympic gold medallist cox
Gary Herbert line up with Bill Beaumont , while Chelsea's Andy Townsend and Rugby Union's Dewi Morris join Ian Botham to answer questions put to them by David Coleman. Executive producer Mike Adley
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With Michael Buerk.
Regional News
Weather Bernard Davey
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The maverick Midlands lawyer returns in a new six-part drama series, written and created by Peter Gibbs, and starring Leigh Lawson
Kinsey's latest case is set to antagonise the police.
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Gunter Grass - Fiction at the Frontier
With Germany's role in Europe increasingly the subject of public debate, leading novelist Gunter Grass explores his own memories of the Hitler Youth and his controversial fears for the future. Since his first novel
The Tin Drum, Grass has spent more than 30 years trying to settle accounts with his country's past. This year, at the age of 65, his new novel The Call of the Toad has once again placed him at the centre of heated debate in Germany. Omnibus crosses central
Europe from the author's present life in Germany to his lost hometown Danzig, now the Polish city of Gdansk, and explores how Grass's latest work combines his passionate views on Europe with his personal experience of shifting frontiers and the loss of "home".
Director John Silver
Series editor Andrew Snell
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Tonight's Movie Classic is Stanley Donen 's comedy thriller, starring
Cary Grant , Audrey Hepburn Reggie Lambert 's life becomes bewildering and sinister when her Paris flat is stripped bare and her estranged husband is murdered for double-crossing his wartime colleagues and stealing French Resistance gold. Now they think she has the money. Who can she trust?
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