With Toby Anstis.

Wiz Bang

Cartoon. Rpt

Today: the Why Bird Stop. A Felgate production for BBCtv

This week Michael Buerk replaces David Frost in the hot seat, to interview the people in the news.
Executive editor Bob Wheaton
Including at 8.15am and 9.00am News and Weather

Third of five programmes about how different people have coped with life's challenges.
Sybil Phoenix , a foster mum to 200 children and organiser of a refuge for homeless youngsters, discusses the things which have helped her survive.

Noel Battye joins Susan Hadley at her studio in Chichester to discover how sculpting has influenced her life.

A World of Quiet. This US documentary explores the relationship between a family in which the parents are deaf and the daughter has hearing. With signing and subtitles.

Comedy starring Tony Curtis
In the late 1920s the Monte Carlo Rally attracts sportsmen from all over the world - though some are less sporting than others.
Director Ken Annakin (1969)
SEE FILMS pages 32-41

With John Craven , plus weather for the week ahead at 12.55pm.

Followed by On the Record
Prime Minister John Major is interviewed at his Huntingdon home by Jonathan Dimbleby in this special programme, the last of the series.

Omnibus edition. Arthur has trouble with his double life.

Fun-filled musical set in the 50s starring John Travolta
Olivia Newton-John
After a summer romance,
Danny and Sandy meet again at high school. But his super-cool image masks his warmer feelings, leaving Sandy cold.
Director Randal Kleiser 1978)
SEE FILMS pages 32-41

Animated fun. Subtitled

A chance for viewers to voice their criticisms and concerns about BBCtv programmes. With Sue Lawley.
A Barraclough Carey production for BBCtv

Teams of dogs and their handlers, each representing a region of the United Kingdom, compete for the Winalot Challenge in a variety of fun events that test speed, skill, agility and obedience. In the fourth quarter-final, the North West meets East Anglia.

Introduced by Peter Purves, Cheryl Baker and Superdogs vet Bradley Viner.

(Stereo)

With Moira Stuart.
Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

One Voice. What happens to people who make the right or wrong decisions? That's the theme this week as Thora Hird explores the difficult path to heaven and the easy slope to hell. As a turn-of-the-century religious poster comes to life in word, music and song, she meets the Angel Voices choir, organist Carlo Curley , the Morriston Orpheus Choir, the Jenkins Family Singers, the Salvation Army's Staines
Citadel Choir and Father Noel Godwin.
A Bryan Izzard production for BBCtv

Comedy series by Roy Clarke , starring Bill Owen ,
Peter Sallis , Brian Wilde Pole Star. Compo finds that
Nora's clothes line is even more out of reach than she is.
With Thora Hird , Jane Freeman , Kathy Staff and Stephen Lewis. Director/Producer Alan J W Bell

Re-run of Bob Larbey 's romantic comedy starring Judi Dench Geoffrey Palmer
Lionel has a nagging doubt about Alistair's concern for his book to be a success.
With Moira Brooker and Philip Bretherton.
Producer Sydney Lotterby
Executive producer Philip Jones A Theatre of Comedy/D L Taffner production for BBCtv

Gossip is rife in Strathblair about the attack on Umberto and Jenny finds herself at the centre of it.
Episode written by Sue Glover Producer Leonard White Director Haldane Duncan

With Michael Buerk.
Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

A new two-part story of crime on the streets of Nottingham, adapted by John Harvey from his own novel and starring Tom Wilkinson
The unorthodox detective with a taste for exotic sandwiches and jazz meets his match in the shape of two equally unorthodox burglars who find more than they bargained for in an apparently deserted home.
Producer Colin Rogers Director Peter Smith
A Deco production for BBCtv
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If Talking Brought Peace
When Dublin housewife Susan McHugh
heard that an IRA bomb had killed 3-year-old
Jonathan Ball in Warrington she expressed what was in the hearts of many: "enough is enough". Four days later she launched Peace 93. This film tells the story of her journey of learning, from her first emotional outcry to confrontational meetings with Republicans and Loyalists. But can peace movements influence those who have chosen violence?
Producer Nikki Stockley Editor John Blake

Highlights of the final round in the 122nd Open championship. With Steve Rider.

Pathways to Care: Playing the Game: Taking Risks.