5.00 Pathways to Care Benefits: If
There's a Need. A special programme designed to update carers of adults and children about the different Social
Security benefits available and how to claim them
6.20 invasion from Mars: How Orson
Welles Panicked America 8094943 6.45
Technology: a Matter of Resource 8177214 7.35 Child Development:
Developing Language
With Signing. Subtitled ..................
Chef Ian Parmenter offers a guide to preparing broccoli Chinese style.
Pathe News footage of events that made the headlines in 1955. Shown on Monday a/W
Fifth of six programmes in which
Tony Butler cycles across England. Today he hears the story of a wrestling baronet, uncovers a medieval scandal and finds out why Stan and Ollie turned up for
Christmas dinner in a Midlands village.
Highlights of the fourth day's tennis.
Shown yesterday at 9.45pm Stereo
Comedy starring
Dean Martin , Jerry Lewis
Aftertheir discharge from the army,
Pete Nelson and Jerry Hotchkissjoin the circus - Pete as an odd-job man and Jerry as assistant lion tamer, though his real ambition is to become a clown.
DirectorJosephPevney(1954) * FILM REVIEWS pages 63-68
A preview of the weekend's Open University programmes.
Shown yesterday Stereo ......................
Aunt Barking's car has broken down, Millie has lost her model cars and, at the garage, there are problems with the car wash.
Live action and a roundup of the latest news from the courts on day five of the championships.
12.00-4.00pm
4.00-8.30pm...........................
Including at 3.00 and 3.55 News Regional News; Weather
Alan Titchmarsh has the latest topical tips for mid-summer gardening.
Nick Wray visits artists John and Fiona Owen who gain inspiration for their paintings of flowers and gardens from their own garden perched high on a Gloucestershire hillside.
Bob Flowerdew has half a dozen ideas on things to do with a dead fridge or freezer, including turning it into a cold frame or propagator, rodent-proof storage for apples or, with a little desiccating gel, a place to keep seeds.
Gay Search provides another of her recipes for instant gardening with ideas for creating a colourful border.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
See Geoff Hamilton: page 49
Continuing the second series of the award-winning comedy. Tonight, the League of Hirsute Gentlemen try to thwart their arch enemy, Weak Moustache. Plus the Drunk in Time time-travellers find themselves intoxicated at a crucial point in history, warm-up man Bobby Chariot tries in vain to raise a smile from the studio audience, and Nancy and Spike present their Hackney Community Cable Television programme from Britain's only all-women bicycle shop and coffee bar. Including regular guests Jenny Agutter, Peter Capaldi, Jim Carter, Alfred Marks, Arabella Weir and Stephen Lewis.
Director Metin Huseyin; Producer Alan Nixon
The best of the day's play, highlighting the performances of both the hsing starsand the fallen.
With Jeremy Paxman.
In the first of the semi-finals Lisa I'Anson tests two teams on their knowledge of the black music scene, from ragga and reggae to soul and swingbeat. The winners will go through to the final in two weeks' time and take a step closer to winning a luxury holiday on the Caribbean island of Jamaica.
Reggae DJ Top Cat and soul band China Black are on hand to lure the dancers on to the floor.
Competition Time: [number removed]. Lines are open from 11.15pm tonight until 12 midnight on Sunday. Calls cost a maximum of 25p.
THE BBC
Wry comedy starring
Jean-Claude Brialy
Aurora Cornu
Beatrice Romand
Director Eric Rohmer 's story of holiday flirtations, temptation and strange obsession. Jérðme, a 35-year-old diplomat, spends a fortnight's holiday in a village near Annecy. There he meets an old friend who introduces him to two attractive teenagers - Laura and Claire. In French with English subtitles
(1970) ........................................... ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 63-68
