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with Frank Bough and Debbie Greenwood Including this morning:
Zoe's View - Breakfast Time's teenage correspondent
Zoe Brown files her latest report; and Richard Smith takes your medical calls on [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Debbie
Greenwood
Unknown:
Zoe
Brown
Unknown:
Richard
Smith
The third of 20 programmes on how to cope with, survive and enjoy your under-5s with Francis Wilson and Miriam O'Reilly
Coping with Breast- and Bottle-feeding
Parents talk about how they coped with early worries about feeding, and suggest ways to make this a more relaxing and enjoyable experience for both mother and baby.
Produced by ANNE O'DWYER
Series producer BERNARD ADAMS (R) The Parent Programme helpline is available to provide advice and information from 9.35am to 12.0noon on [number removed]or in Scotland on [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Francis
Wilson
Unknown:
Miriam
O'Reilly
Produced By:
Anne
O'Dwyer
Producer:
Bernard
Adams
Presenter Elizabeth Watts
Guest lain Lauchlan
Story:
The Missing Honey-Pots by FRANCESCA ZEISSL
Contributors
Presenter:
Elizabeth
Watts
Unknown:
Francesca
Zeissl
with Frances Coverdale and Moira Stuart
News Headlines with subtitles
Contributors
Unknown:
Frances
Coverdale
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
Weather News MICHAEL FISH
with Bob Langley
Marian Foster and Paul Coia
David Lodge , one of Britain's best-known character actors, talks about his long career alongside stars like Peter Sellers and Sir Richard Attenborough ; Anne Davies looks at holidays for the disabled; plus the story of a remarkable library of suffragette literature.
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Marian
Foster
Unknown:
Paul
Coia
Unknown:
David
Lodge
Unknown:
Peter
Sellers
Unknown:
Sir Richard
Attenborough
Unknown:
Anne
Davies
A See-Saw programme with Carol Chell and Don Spencer
Musical director RICHARD BROWN Percussion PETER HOWLAND
Script associate ROBIN HALDANE Directed and produced by CHRISTINE HEWITT Executive producer
CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Carol
Chell
Unknown:
Don
Spencer
Director:
Richard
Brown
Director:
Percussion Peter
Howland
Unknown:
Robin
Haldane
Produced By:
Christine
Hewitt
Unknown:
Cynthia
Felgate
with Floella Benjamin and Robin Stevens
Get ready to jump to it with the children of Westminster Sports Centre because it's time for Fribble's Olympic
Games and Floella's invented a new sporting event - the 'wriggle on your bottom championships'!
Musical director PETER GOSLING Percussion WILL HILL
Videotape editor COLLO CAULTON Designer RORY MITCHELL
Producer CHRISTINE HEWITT
Contributors
Unknown:
Floella
Benjamin
Unknown:
Robin
Stevens
Director:
Peter
Gosling
Editor:
Collo
Caulton
Designer:
Rory
Mitchell
Producer:
Christine
Hewitt
take a backward step when they get into a space machine in Sign of the Times
A serial in 13 episodes from a story by JOAN EADINGTON
Part 10 by VALERIE GEORGESON Razzle is in real disgrace - and Jonny faces yet another decision. (R)
In this final episode, as the Odyssey at last reaches the galactic glaciers, Ulysses and the children have only to enter the Kingdom of Hades to be able to find their way back to Earth. But Ulysses finds that he has to face the angry gods once more....
with Simon Groom, Janet Ellis and Peter Duncan
Football Crazy!
Is there a stadium in your kitchen? John Le Maitre has 84 in his! Anfield and Goodison, home of the cup finalists, and Wembley, to name but a few. His models come complete with the crowds in the stands, and you can see all 84 crammed into the Blue Peter studio. John's ambition is to make all 92 English Football League grounds. Then he's starting on six Test Cricket grounds and Wimbledon!
Plus the draw for First Prize in Blue Peter's Football League Competition.
(Ceefax Subtitles)
Contributors
Presenter:
Simon
Groom
Presenter:
Janet
Ellis
Presenter:
Peter
Duncan
Guest:
John Le
Maitre
Assistant Editor:
Lewis
Bronze
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
with Robbie Vincent and Angharad Mair
Can you match up to the Go for It! challenge? This week, the Priestleys of Glasgow face the test for their bevvy, fags, food and exercise.
Plus Angharad drinks in a 'pub with no beer'.
Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer JOHN LANE
Series produer DAVID CORDINGLEY For info pack with do-it-yourself health assessment, send large (22p) sae to: Go for It!, [address removed]
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Robbie
Vincent
Unknown:
Angharad
Mair
Unknown:
David
Cordingley
with Sue Lawley and Andrew Harvey followed by Weather News
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
London Plus, Spotlight
South Today, Points West Look East, Look North North West Tonight Midlands Today
A Live Presentation.
Hits and videos from the Top 40.
Introduced by John Peel and Janice Long.
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Peel
Presenter:
Janice
Long
Sound:
Neil
Sadwick
Lighting:
Clive
Thomas
Designer:
Rosemary
Hester
Executive producer:
Michael
Hurll
Production:
Stanley
Appel
Blog
post that mentions
this programme:
by Guido Casale.
'If I hadn't been witness to his birth, I'd long ago have assumed he came out of another woman's womb'.
Record or cassette, EastEnders Singalong, REH ZCR 586 from retailers
(Ceefax Subtitles)
Contributors
Writer:
Guido
Casale
Title music:
Simon
May
Title music:
Leslie
Osborne
Designer:
Keith
Harris
Script editor:
Tony
Holland
Producer:
Julia
Smith
Director:
Chris
Clough
Tonight Tomorrow's World goes back to the future. For 21 years now the programme has been gazing into the crystal ball. In 1965 it thought that electric cars and nuclear fusion were just around the corner, and that artificial hearts would soon be implanted in humans. Genetic engineering, and landing on the moon, didn't seem possible before the year 2,000. The first prototype for Concorde was just being built, and a video recorder cost 40 times as much as a car.
Raymond Baxter and James Burke join the 1986 team,
Judith Hann , Peter Macann , Maggie Philbin and Howard
Stableford, to explore some of the funniest and more serious moments in the history of television's most popular science programme, and to ask: how well did Tomorrow's World predict the future? Producers
MARTIN FREETH , DANA PURVIS
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Editor RICHARD REISZ
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Contributors
Unknown:
Raymond
Baxter
Unknown:
James
Burke
Unknown:
Judith
Hann
Unknown:
Peter
MacAnn
Unknown:
Maggie
Philbin
Unknown:
Martin
Freeth
Director:
Stuart
McDonald
Editor:
Richard
Reisz
Blog
post that mentions
this programme:
with Julia Somerville and John Humphrys Regional News Weather News
by CARLA LANE
Title song by DAVID MACKAY
Film cameraman REX MAIDMENT Film recordist TERRY ELMS Designer GARY PRITCHARD Directed by SUSAN BELBIN Produced by ROBIN NASH
Contributors
Unknown:
Carla
Lane
Unknown:
David
MacKay
Unknown:
Rex
Maidment
Unknown:
Terry
Elms
Designer:
Gary
Pritchard
Directed By:
Susan
Belbin
Produced By:
Robin
Nash
Grandad:
Kenneth
Waller
Jack Boswell:
Victor
McGuire
Billy Boswell:
Nick
Conway
Aveline Boswell:
Gilly
Coman
Mrs Boswell:
Jean
Boht
Joey Boswell:
Peter
Howitt
Adrian Boswell:
Jonathon
Morris
Julie:
Caroline
Milmoe
Cyclist:
Roy
Brandon
Neighbour:
Barbara
New
May:
Pamela
Sholto
DHSS clerk:
Ishia
Bennison
Benny:
Paul
Beringer
RSPCA warden:
Barry
McCarthy
With Sir Robin Day are:
Bill Morris , Suzanne Reeve Ian Wrigglesworth , mp
Lord Young of Graffham Director ANN MORLEY
Producer ANNA CARRAGHER Editor BARBARA MAXWELL
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Morris
Unknown:
Suzanne
Reeve
Unknown:
Ian
Wrigglesworth
Director:
Ann
Morley
Producer:
Anna
Carragher
Editor:
Barbara
Maxwell
Four films reporting on the world's fifth largest country. 3: Water, Land and Survival The north-east of Brazil has suffered 12 droughts this century and has the highest levels of unemployment and infant mortality in Brazil. The programme looks at a number of possible solutions. Narrator Jim Norton Film editor CHRIS WOOLLEY Producer PETER RIDING (R)
Contributors
Narrator:
Jim
Norton
Editor:
Chris
Woolley
A Newsnight Special
Today voters go to the polls in the biggest test of public opinion of the year - two parliamentary by-elections in Ryedale and West Derbyshire and 210 council elections in England, Scotland and Wales. David Dimbleby presents the results with comment from Professor Ivor Crewe of the University of Essex.
Peter Snow analyses what the results mean in the run-up to the next general election and Sir Robin Day assesses the reactions at Westminster. Director CHRIS FOX
Producer TIM GARDAM Editor RICHARD TAIT
Contributors
Unknown:
Professor Ivor
Crewe
Unknown:
Sir Robin
Day
Director:
Chris
Fox
Producer:
Tim
Gardam
Editor:
Richard
Tait