With Nicholas Witchell and Sara Coburn.

Topical discussion.

News quiz.

Regional News; Weather

With Zoe Ball.
The Playground Stop.

Including 10.40 More problem-solving with Will Hanrahan 10.45 Good Housekeeping
11.00 News (Suotitied) Regional News;
Weather 11.10 StarGuest of the Day 11.20 Touch of Love 11.30 Patric Walker 's Video Horoscope 11.45 Animal Detective 11.50 Agony Phone-In 12.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News; Weather

With Judi Spiers.

(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo

General knowledge quiz.

A n Exercise in Fatality. The bumbling crime-buster (Peter Falk ) is put through his paces as he investigates both murder and fraud at a string of health clubs.

With Toby Anstis.
Animation.

Crossword puzzle. COMPETITION: send answers to Sick as a Parrot. BBCtv. Wood Lane. London W 1 2 7RJ.

Who Stole a Bloater? The first in a three-part story written by Frances Thomas , told by Rachel Bell.

With Mickey Hutton , Colette Brown and Paul Leyshon.
COMPETITION: ring[number removed] (maximum call 25p). For rules send sae to [address removed]

Dennis's curiosity has landed him in deep trouble.
This week'sepisodes written by Afison Fisher (Episode 14 4 on Friday at 5. 10pm)

Gaby and Wayne's camping trip ends in fear.

With Martyn Lewis and Mike Smartt. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee

This week, Jill Dando presents the show from Iceland, one of Europe's most unusual destinations; Sue Cook is in Adelaide, where she hires a camper van and drives into the Australian outback; Eamonn Holmes concludes his reports from the Spanish costas in Tossa de Mar on the Costa
Brava; and John Pitman finds a very curious holiday in York, staying on a railway siding. ProducerSimon Shaw; Editor Jane Lush
RADIO TIMES HOLIDAY OFFER: fly out to the land of fire and ice on a special four-day trip. See page 82 for details.

Things look bad for Michelle until Auntie Nellie steps in, while Mark comes up against Ian's greed.
(For cast see Thursday)

The series which goes behind the scenes of television and film to reveal the secrets employed to make the amazing seem real. Presented by Desmond Lynam and Jenny Hull. Producer John Longley
Executive producer Alan Boyd
A Reg Grundy/Telepictures production for BBCtv

Anne Robinson presents viewers' opinions on BBC programmes. This week the people of Thetford, Norfolk, air their views.
Producer Bernard Newnham
WRITE TO: Points of View. BBCtv Centre. London W 12 7RJ: or phone orfax on: [number removed].

With Peter Sissons. Subtitled Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee

Lynn Redgrave plays tough television reporter Maggie Donnelly, threatened by office politics and a terrifying sequence of events in her private life - but at the root of the threat is the fact that her life does not seem to be private at all.

This thriller by Laura Lamson, who adapted The Men's Room and more recently Against All Odds, orchestrates all the technological tools of Donnelly's professional life - cameras and videotapes, telephones and answering machines - to Intrude in an ever more frightening way, reflecting the fact that invasion of privacy is at the heart of her work.
With an extended episode tonight, this two-part drama concludes next week. It reunites Redgrave with director Ross Devenish - they worked together on Death of a Son - and teams her for the first time on film with her actress daughter Kelly Clark.

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Hot Tips and Cold Facts. In this final programme of the series, the Raymond family are forced to confront their views of each other. Cameras recorded meal times, arguments and thoughts. Now they analyse their relationship with psychologist John Heron who thinks they are happy but row-addicted. Also in the programme is Steve who has moved out of his parents' house, and Abby who challenges her step-father about the rows that forced her to leave home.
Director Ed Harriman
Producer Val Corbett

Neil Simon's comedy drama, adapted from his own autobiographical stage play, continues BBC1's season of films dealing with adolescence. Starring Jonathan Silverman, Blythe Danner

Brooklyn 1937:15-year-old Eugene is desperate to uncover life's mysteries.
Although his family tries to hide the clues, he finds his own truth in baseball and the opposite sex.
(1986)

2.45 Executive Business Club: scrambled

3.15 Legal Network Television: scrambled