Yesterday in parliament.
Starring Tim Holt
The Tonto Kid joins forces with the law.
(Black and white) . FILMS: page 36
Starring George Formby
George Shuttleworth, the 'speed demon', enters the Isle of Man TT races.
Films: page 36
American vintage comedy. Starring Jackie Gleason
Featuring Phil Collins.
The origin and the evolution of the universe.
The Grand Design. With
Professor Malcolm Longair , Astronomer
Royal of Scotland.
Cartoon.
Magazine for the deaf.
Followed by Northern Lights
The Girl in Black
Highlights from the Brazilian Grand Prix at
Interlagos.
Followed by Westminster Live
Parliamentary highlights.
Duel of words game.
With Lord Whitelaw.
Followed by Advice Shop
Repossessions. Advice on how not to fall behind with mortgage repayments.
Dealing with dahlias, care and repair of storm-torn trees and a secret garden in London.
Plant list on Ceefax page 617
0 INFORMATION LINE: 0[number removed]0 GARDENING: page 19
Starring
Dirk Bogarde
Celebrating the 70th birthday of one of Britain's most accomplished screen actors. Although gravely ill, Bruce Campbell travels to the Canadian Rockies to take over his grandfather's inheritance. The land is said to contain oil and Bruce sets out to prove it.
Director Ralph Thomas
(Dirk Bogarde is in Doctor in the House on Thursday at 6.00pm) 0 FILMS: page 36
As the Communist strongholds in Europe crumble, will Cuba follow suit? Charismatic leader Fidel Castro has slashed living standards and called for even greater efforts to save the revolution. Peter Godwin reports from Cuba, and from Miami where the exiles dream of a triumphant return.
International reports on environmental issues.
Raiders of the Last Orchid
The illegal trade in plants is as valuable and as destructive as the poaching of ivory. As the thieves hunt species to extinction they rob the world of potential cures for diseases such as Aids or cancer. Will the cultivation of endangered species kill the trade, and save the wild plants?
Producer John Deenng
Series editor Jeremy Evans ● PICTURE STORY: page 61
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
David Lynch 's offbeat soap-opera continues.
Starring Kyle MacLachlan Michael Ontkean
After the wedding of the year, the honeymoon proves to be decidedly fatal and Dick Tremayne begins to fear that time spent in little Nicky's company may not be life-enhancing either. Cooper, meanwhile, gets into property and James gets deeper into a dangerous fascination.
9 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
David Jessel takes up the cases of people whose lives have been shattered by injustice.
A Convenient Way to Die Sixteen-year-old
Mark Rannigan joined the merchant navy to learn a trade. His ship, which sailed under a flag of convenience, sank with all hands lost. His parents believe if the ship had been registered in Britain their son might still be alive. As the programme shows, Mark's story is not an isolated case.
Producer Rhonda Evans
Series producer Steve Haywood 0 PICTURE STORY: page 61
Personal reflections on the best of 20th-century British architecture. To Alice
Rawsthorn, design correspondent of The
Financial Times, St Olaf
House (1931) is 'a little island of art deco splendour tucked away between the south bank of the River Thames and the railway arches of London Bridge. It's one of those quirky places, where everything down to the tiniest detail was designed in a very particular way.'
Director David F Turnbull
Producer Ruth Rosenthal
Jeremy Paxman with the day's top stories from home and abroad plus the background on events making the news.
The arts and media programme with discussion, news and features.
Child's Play. Children at play provide a rich source of evidence for theories of human development.
