Live from
Auckland.
The opening ceremonv is performed by HRH Prince Edward.
Auckland is known as the City of Sails and the organisers promise some new and exciting touches, including the Queen's message being carried by Maori war canoe through an armada of tall ships.
David Coleman describes the colourful occasion.
Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament presented by Peter Mayne.
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The Energy Machine
How to balance your energy supply with your output.
Commentary: Sally Jones. Producer JUDITH MILES
Meine Familie.
For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
Structures - Show of Force.
With Carmen Pryce ,
Elin Rhys and Paul Viragh. Director BERRY-ANNE BILUNGSLEY Producer NEIL RYDER (R)
Edwardian Scotland (R) (Details Friday at 10.25am)
Princess GoriUa and a New Kind of Water
If You Were Me ...
Calling the Tune.
Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL (R)
Managing Schools
New Ways with Staff. (R)
Up in the Air
Investigate a rocket propelled by water, make kites and marvel at Wing Commander Ken Wallis 's amazing flying machines. (R)
You and Your Health
Up in Smoke.
Has the health message passed young people by? (R)
(R)
The Odyssey
Weather followed by Storytime
(Details on Friday at 10.45am)
Temple Newsam - a house for which he has a special affection.
Director DAVID MITCHELL BBC Bristol (R)
Royal Bank Club Championship
From Crystal Palace.
Introduced by Barry Davies. (Final on Friday at 3.00pm)
Regional News and Weather
Hosted by Paul Coia.
Beverly Anderson discusses domestic politics, culture and the arts with newsmakers and opinion-formers.
Producers HELEN GLANVILLE and BRIDGET SNEYD
Isobel Ward, Simon Barnes and Chris Davies present the programme that challenges able-bodied perceptions of disability. Including rock singer Bobbi Style on tour. Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS (With subtitles and sign language)
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Starring David McCallum as Dr Daniel Westin.
Power Play
Written by LESLIE STEVENS Directed by ALAN LEVI (R)
6.50pm Reportage
With Magenta De Vine,
Sankha Guha ,
Michael Douglas , John Holdsworth , Laura Walsh ,
Brenda Emmanus , Tyler Brule and the team. There's a phone poll for you to vote on a subject that affects your life and a Reaction Line so you can call in with views on issues featured in the show.
Studio director TONY HARRISON Editor RACHEL PURNELL
('Reportage Update' next Sunday)
7.40pm Rapido
Presented by Antoine de Caunes.
In this week's show Rapido talks to Art of Noise. Also featured are the Grateful Dead, John Lee
Hooker and Francoise Hardy. Titles JEAN BAPTISTE MONDINO
Executive producers ALEX BERGER and TIM NEWMAN
AN N B de C production
Drugs, Lies and Finishing Tape
As the Commonwealth
Games gets underway in Auckland, a special edition of On the Line reports on the dark shadow hanging over international athletics.
One of Britain's leading athletes of the 80s reckons 95 per cent of his fellow competitors took banned drugs and claims athletics' administrators knew perfectly well what was going on. Evidence collected from the United States, Canada, Britain and East Germany points to a long running conspiracy of silence on the problem.
Winning is all that matters in modem athletics and, despite' widespread testing, the race against drugs could well be a losing one.
Reporter: Ray Stubbs Producer BRIAN BARR
Executive producer DAVIDTAYLOR BBC North West
Period of Adjustment
Radar's departure causes trouble for the 4077th. Written by JOHN RAPPAPORT
Directed by CHARLES DUBIN (R)
Peter Palumbo , Chairman of the Arts Council, praises
Holland House - an office block built in the City of London by the Dutch architect Berlage.
Researcher RUTH ROSENTHAL Producer CLARE PATERSON BBC Elstree (R)
With Peter Snow.
Jeremy Isaacs talks to American neurologist Oliver Sacks, author of Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.
In this interview he describes how he has turned the case history into literature.
(Shown at 4.30pm)
