With Paul Burden. At 6.02,6.32 News;
6.12 Business news briefing; 6.27,6.57
Regional news; 6.35 Business news; 6.55 Weather. Stereo ....
With Justin Webb and SaraCoburn. At
7.00, 8.00 Main news, with summaries half hourly; 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55
Weather, Regional news, Travel; 7.32,
8.32 Sport; 7.40 Business.
With Liz MacKean. Including at 9.00
News. Subtitled ........................... TELEPHONE: (0181) [number removed]. fax (0181) or write to PO Box 9988. London W12 6BN. E-mail: breakfast.news.extra@bbc.co.uk
Keith Chegwin and a team of experts visit east London where they transform a balcony garden.
(Stereo)
Studio debate.
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Cookery series. Today Nick Nairn , Paul Rankin and Sophie Grigson prepare a menu consisting of gazpacho, loin of pork with peach chutney, and midsummer pudding. BOOKLET: for a copy of the booklet accompanying the series, send acheque or postal order for £4. 95. made payable to BSS. to: [address removed]
Regional News and Weather
Live coverage from Lord's of the final morning's play in the second Test between England and Australia.
With Tony Lewis.
Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather
Catherine and Sarah decide their lodger has to go. Will Anne accept Billy's apology?
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Weather
(Subtitled)
Further coverage from the All England Club, including the opening of the new 11,000-seat No 1 court by the Duke of Kent in a ceremony attended by former Wimbledon singles champions.
Cartoon.
(Repeat)
Ghostly animation.
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Bobby Davro and Peter Simon host the lively game show that mixes comedy with questions.
(Originally shown on BBC1's Live and Kicking)
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In the last of the series, Stuart Miles goes parachuting and details of this year's Blue Peter summer expedition are announced.
With Katy Hill, Romana D'Annunzio and Richard Bacon.
(The programme returns in September)
(On Wednesday at 5.10pm, viewers can see highlights of the visit to Hong Kong)
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.55am on BBC2)
(Shown at 12.35pm) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Comprehensive regional news, with live reports on the issues affectingthe South East. Regular presenters are
Gwenan Edwards , Mike Embley and Gargy Patel. Including sports reports from Rob Curling.
Editor Jane Mote Subtitled ............
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Jim Davidson hosts the popular snooker game show. Tonight's programme features
Dennis Taylor, Dave Harold and Oliver King. With referee John Virgo.
Tonight's edition comes from the debating chamber of the Cambridge Union Society. The contenders are factory worker Peter Bolt, graduate student Katherine Taylor, mature student Tony Bell, and checkout operator Christine Warman.
Their chosen subjects are the reign of Franz Joseph 1848-1916, the life and music of Elton John, the life and works of Arthur C Clarke, and theropod dinosaurs. With Magnus Magnusson.
Tony tries to keep a low profile, but Simon has other plans. Meanwhile, Sonia has some devastating news for Robbie.
This week's episodes written by Joanne Maguire and Annie Wood
The new comedy series about an incompetent bank manager.
Iris thinks she has won £250 on the National Lottery, but Peter has forgotten to buy the tickets. Instead of admitting the fact, he pretends to fetch her "winnings" and then tries to ensure she loses the non-existent money through a series of imaginary investments. But the plan turns out to be a disaster.
With Peter Sissons.
(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
The new series continues.
Sharon is desperately trying to keep husband Chris at arm's length and prepared to do anything for a home of her own. Dorien has accommodation problems too, but when she persuades Sharon and Tracey to join her in a bit of detective work, a collision brings an unexpected meeting. Meanwhile, Darryl is tempted to make a shady deal.
Sharon has spent the night at Chris's flat, but is desperate to keep him at arm's length. Tracey suggests that Darryl run the pool company for a while, while Dorien has accommodation problems. Show more
A National Health Service prescription form is supposed to provide the sick with free medicine, but in the hands of crooked doctors and chemists it has become the key to a multi-million pound fraud.
Tonight's programme exposes the rackets undermining the prescription of medicines and spectacles. It also documents how the NHS is fighting back by using its special investigators in an attempt to smash British-based fraud rings and tackle the growing interest in prescription frauds being shown by organised crime overseas.
(Note: as Panorama is topical and likely to react to events in the news, the above programme is liable to change.)
The arts documentary series marks its return by taking one of Britain's most acclaimed and prolific writers, Jack Rosenthal, on a retrospective journey to revisit the people and places which inspired his career over the first 30 years of his life, up to the point, in 1961, when he wrote the first of his 129 Coronation Street episodes. The film includes contributions from his family and friends from his days at school, university, and in the Navy, who provided influence for his work. Jack Rosenthal's acclaimed play Bar Mitzvah Boy follows this programme at 11.35pm.
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Another chance to see Jack Rosenthal's comic drama, based on his Jewish background, originally shown in BBC's Play for Today strand. "Bar Mitzvah Boy" was named Best Single Play, and Rosenthal Best Writer, at the 1976 Baftas.
With his family feverishly making preparations for his opulent Bar Mitzvah banquet, 13-year-old Eliot Green is fast approaching the moment when he will become a man in the eyes of the Jewish community. But the realisation dawns on Eliot that none of the men he is close to measure up to his boyhood myth of what they should be like.
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