6.00, 6.02, 6.15, 6.30, 6.45, 6.58 News;
6.15 Financial papers; 6.25 Sport; 6.29,
6.55 Weather.
With Nicholas Witchell and Sara Coburn. News every 15 minutes.
7.12,7.40,8.12,8.40 Business; 7.20,
7.50,8.20,8.50 Sport; 7.25,8.25,8.55 Weather, regional news, travel.
With Chris Jarvis and Ratz, plus live
A Bird in the Nest pictures throughout the morning.
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Regional News; Weather Followed by A Bird in the Nest
Ski -ing in America and New Zealand.
Regional News; Weather Followed by A Bird in the Nest
With Alan Titchmarsh.
Followed by A Bird in the Nest
(Details at 5.35pm)
Followed by A Bird in the Nest
European quiz, with Henry Kelly.
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A Matter of Honor. Bullrings, matadors and murder disrupt Lt Columbo's holiday in Mexico. With Peter Falk and Laurence Harvey.
(Stereo)
Puppet comedy drama series.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Live action cartoon.
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Cartoon fun.
(Rpt)
Sporting activities,including basic climbing techniques, golf, fishing on dry land, and synchronised swimming.
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Lou discovers he has an admirer.
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley
The BBC's long-running flagship travel programme, Holiday, gains a sister summer version.
Presented by Jill Dando and Sankha Guha , the result Is a new series of seven programmes with an emphasis on what the ordinary British holidaymaker thinks. Some reports will come entirely from the public, such as tonight's report on Walt Disney World from the Wood family in Worthing, while others will feature interviews with holidaymakers in particular destinations.
There will also be news reports and information from the studio on late-availability holidays. Tonight, Watchdog's Alice Beer takes a calculator to the holiday brochure small print, and the Lacey family from
Liverpool test Britain's newest white-knuckle rides. Series producer Bridget Sneyd
Executive producer Jane Lush
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Arthur refuses to help the aged.
(For cast see Thursday)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Documentary series telling the real-life stories of six families.
Hard Times. Ten years ago,
48-year-old Alan Crabtree had everything he'd ever hoped for - wife, children, luxury house and high-flying job. Today he is on the verge of bankruptcy. Producer Brian Hill ; Series producer
Anne Webber HELPLINE: telephone 0[number removed]; lines open from 8.30 to 10.30pm tonight, and from I 1.00am to 2.00pm tomorrow.
Comedy series starring Bernard Hill
The Time Everyone Went to
Wales. Disaster strikes when
Len tries to forget his business failures by reviving the traditional family holiday.
Written by Tim Firth
A Philip Partridge production for BBCtv
By the UK Independence Party.
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled Regional News
Weather John Kettley
"This is not another
Morse or Taggart insists producer
Neil Zeiger. "It may be about policeman, but it is not a police series. The strength Is In the character and if that works the series will work."
This pilot episode introduces
Detective Inspector Charlie King (Brian Cox back from St
Petersburg and his Grushko character), a deeply religious man who doesn't drink, smoke or appreciate swearing. His great skill is in understanding the psyche of the villains he deals with and though he dislikes them, he loves his life as a "street copper". So when a serious heart condition forces him off the streets he promptly refuses the offer of a desk job and the promise of promotion.
This is where the real story begins, according to Zeiger. When a secret team of negotiators offers him a job we are faced with a real "will he, won't he?" situation as Charlie
Is left Intrigued but unsure of who he is dealing with. Written by Trevor Preston ; Director Mary McMurray
Today: the kingfisher.
Musical drama starring Kevin Bacon
Lori Singer
A Chicago teenager finds that he is not welcomed in rural
Bomont, where dancing and rock 'n' roll music are banned.
Director Herbert Ross 1984)
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