Listings
: Breakfast Time
with Sue Cook and Guy Michelmore Timetable:News on the hour and half hour read by Sue Carpenter
Francis Wilson looks ahead to the weekend weather at home and abroad at 6.55,
7.25, 7.55, 8.25 and 8.55
Including this morning: Latest reports from the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh;
Steve Blacknell views the music scene at 7.32;
Alan Titchmarsh takes the gardening phone-in on [number removed]; and Glynn
Christian has some ideas for the weekend's best buys.
Contributors
: XIII Commonwealth Games
Edinburgh 1986 [ntroduced by Desmond LynamIncluding at 1.30 News Headlines
Athletics
A suitably long programme to accommodate the second and third longest events in the Games - the Marathons. The Men begin at 11.0 am - the winners should finish at about 1.8 pm - and the Women start at 11.30 am and will appear back in the stadium shortly before 2.0. The winners - ROB DE
CASTELLA and anyone's guess. Other finals this afternoon in the Pole Vault, Women's
Long Jump, Women's High Jump, Men's Discus and Women's 100m Hurdles, plus Relay heats, and the 1500m men and women aim for the big one on Saturday.
Bowls
The final matches in the Men's Singles (Willie Wood is champion), the Women's
Pairs and Fours (they're new events this time) and the Men's Fours (Australia are defending).
Badminton
Medals for all winners of the play-offs this afternoon. The finals start tonight.
Wrestling
Finals here too tonight, so the grip is definitely tightening.
Shooting
Centre Fire Pistols and the Skeet final.
Contributors
: Six O'Clock News
with Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton followed by Weather NewsContributors
: Wogan
Terry and his guests in conversation live from the culture palace on Shepherd's Bush Green , redolent with the heavy fragrance of honeysuckle and meadowsweet.Director MARTIN HUGHES Producer PETER ESTALL Series producers
FRANCES WHITAKER , UNO FERRARI
Contributors
: No Place Like Home
by JON WATKINSIt's Only Your Father
All the family leave home. Is this the end of Arthur's problems or only a new beginning?
Designer SHELAGH LAWSON Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)
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Contributors
: The Colbys
The OutcastThe Colby mansion becomes the scene for a frantic search and Geoff and Fallon's impending remarriage; and is the one place where Sable isn't being spied upon ... Written by DONALD PAUL ROOS Directed by ROBERT SCHEERER
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Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey Regional NewsWeekend Weather News
BILL GILES
Contributors
: XIII Commonwealth Games
Edinburgh 1986Introduced by Desmond Lynam
You'll know the finalists for tomorrow's Athletics major, the Men's 1500m, and the Women's too, who won the Pole Vault and Men's Discus, the Women's Long Jump,
High Jump and 100m Hurdles and the winners of the Marathons, but before most of that it's the three big Bs: Boxing, Badminton and Bowls finals. There's
Shooting news and reports and the finals of the Wrestling, leaving the blue riband, the longest race and Auckland 1990 to come.
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Contributors
: The Late Film: Hunter
starringJohn Vernon Steve Ihnat
Fritz Weaver
Edward Binns
A racetrack crash uncovers a fantastic enemy scheme to brainwash a government agent for an unknown purpose.
Hunter, with his unique talent for impersonation, assumes the agent's identity and soon discovers a fiendish plot - a deadly virus is to be released across the USA ...
Screenplay by CLIFF GOULD Produced by BRUCE GELLER Directed by LEONARD HORN
(First showing on British television)
0 FILMS: page 23
Contributors
: Weather
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