With Nicholas Witchell and Tanya Sillem.
(For details see Monday)
Topical discussion. Stereo
Current affairs quiz. Stereo
Regional News; Weather
With Zoë Ball, stereo
Roundabout Stop. Rpt Stereo
Including: 10.40 Advice Clinic 10.45 Corridors of Care 11.00 News (Subtitled)
Regional News; Weather 11.05 TV Comment
11.10 Advice Phone-in 11.20 Star Guest
11.30 Video Horoscope 11.40 Touch of Love
11.45 Garden Doctor 11.55 Hotline 12.00 News (subtitled) Regional News; Weather
HOTLINE: [number removed](24 hours), or write: PO Box 9000, Birmingham B11NA.
Guests include Tom O'Connor and Beverley Craven.
12.55 Regional News; Weather
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo Subtitled
Euro quiz. Stereo
An extortion ring's tough tactics anger McGarrett. Rpt
A savoury breakfast.
Bill Oddie appeals on behalf of Sustrans, builders of car-free urban routes.
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With Toby Anstis.
Musical animation. Rpt Stereo
Fun with the little penguin.
BBC Pingu magazine: price 70p from newsagents.
With Mike McShane , Lindsey Coulson and Miriam Margolyes.
Cartoon. Rpt
Cartoon series. Subtitled
Picture ideas. Stereo Subtitled
Richard decides enough is enough.
Written by David Angus
Gaby's attitude causes violence to flare between Doug and Jim.
With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Penny Tranter 51
Norwich City v Bayern Munich
Norwich's victory two weeks ago in Munich's Olympic Stadium, against one of the continent's foremost clubs, ranks among the finest English performances in European competition.
Tonight there Is live coverage from Carrow Road of this Uefa
Cup second round second leg match with Norwich aiming to complete the job which started so well with that 2-1 victory. Bayern Munich, however, remain formidable opponents, with the experience of three European Cup victories, 11 European semi-final appearances in the last 20 years and a total of matches at this level behind them. Norwich, on the other hand, are enjoying their first season in Europe.
Admired for their style of play,
Norwich have tightened their defence this season and victory in Munich was typical of a team with a splendid away record in the Premiership. But they know too well that performances at home have been strangely subdued - apart from an encouraging 3-0 victory over Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem in the Uefa Cup first round.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and commentary by John Motson and Trevor Brooking. Producer John Shrewsbury
Editor Brian Barwick
As coverage of the football
Is live, subsequent programmes may be delayed
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Penny Tranter
Midnight in Moscow, Twilight in London
As Margaret Thatcher strides the world stage
_ with Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev , and the Soviet President describes his warm but combative relationship with her, her colleagues begin to feel disenchantment In the second of this four-part profile of the former Prime Minister.
The election campaign gathers pace. Party chairman Norman Tebbit sees her as a "medieval monarch wondering who has his eyes on the crown". Thatcher reveals that her advisers tried to keep her out of the limelight during this time.
Sir Geoffrey Howe feels that her trumpeted "special relationship" with Reagan was at the expense of relations with Europe, and Nigel Lawson says of her: "She distrusted her colleagues." Of Lawson, presiding over a worsening economy, Thatcher says in turn he was "a man of many talents ... but great drawbacks".
Problems with the poll tax are looming, and the Prime Minister is ever more isolated behind the newly erected Downing Street security gates.
Series producer Denys Blakeway
Executive producers Hugh Scully , SamirShah A Fine Art production for BBCtv
BOOK OFFER: Margaret Thatcher : the Downing Street Years is available post free. Send £25 cheque to: [address removed].
Lady Thatcher meets Gorbachev in Moscow
Spy thriller starring Michael Caine, James Fox, Nigel Havers
A "mole" is discovered at the top secret British intelligence centre, the Government
Communications Headquarters (GCHQ). The controllers are worried that their American allies will panic, so they encourage employees to spy on one another to catch other Soviet spies. After a series of suspicious deaths, a young GCHQ employee tells his father that he believes the CIA are responsible and that he intends to blow the whistle on the whole operation. The father is then unwittingly drawn into the murky world of espionage.
(1987)
Film Reviews pages 59-66
2.15 Accountancy Television: scrambled 929891 3.15-3.45Legal Network Television: scrambled
4.00 TV Edits - German 2-TV2: scrambled 5452384 4.45-5.15
Accountancy Television: a chance to see how ATV has revolutionised training and updatingfor subscribers, together with a sample feature.
