Listings
: The Flintstones
Itty Bitty Fred (R): Weather
: Breakfast Time
8.55am Regional News and Weather: News
Weather followed by Betty Boop Triple Bill Ha! Ha! Ha!No, No, a Thousand Times No Romantic Melodies
: News
Weather followed by Dr KildareA Little Child Shall Lead
Steve Perrona 's misguided attempt to influence matters has a surprising effect.
Contributors
: Children's BBC
Simon Parkin - starting with Playbus which stops today at The Dot StopToday Dot finds the number five domino.
Storyteller Simon Davies
Music PAUL READE Bassist OLLY BLANCHFLOWER Director ANNE GOBEY (R)
10.50am The Wombles by ELISABETH BERESFORD , told by Bernard Cribbins (R)
Contributors
: News
Weather followed by House and HomeIndustrious Home Presented by Nicholas Taylor.
Producer FIONA MCKENZIE
Contributors
: The Journey
Peter Terson and Dennis Skillicorn on the pilgrim's route to Canterbury. (R)Contributors
: News
Weather followed by DallasOverture
Jenna's charade is revealed. Angelica's game continues as Alex evades JR's questions. Written by HOLLACE WHITE and STEPHANIE GARMAN Directed by COREY ALLEN
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Contributors
: One O'Clock News
with Philip HaytonWeather MICHAEL FISH
Contributors
: Neighbours
The morning of Eileen's wedding has arrived. Written by RAY KOLLEDirected by TONY OSICKA
Contributors
: Discovering Animals
Third in a six-part series presented by Tony Soper. AquaticsOtters are secretive animals but seals are easy to watch, if you know where to look. Producer BRYN BROOKS (R)
Contributors
: Knots Landing
special guest Ava Gardner VulnerableThe net begins to close in on Ackerman.
Written by PARKE PERINE Directed by NICK HAVINGA
Contributors
: On the House
Second of six programmes.Pattie Coldwell and surveyor Paul Spaven diagnose the causes of damp and Harry Greene inserts a silicon-injected damp-proof course.
Rick Ball has a few hints and wrinkles.
Producer ANDREW MEIKLE
Series producer STEPHANIE SILK
Contributors
: Children's BBC
Andy Crane - starting with CornersPresented by Sophie Aldred and Simon Davies with Jo Korna.
Jo challenges you to do the tricky tumbler test and Professor Saltminer explains how soap is made. Professor written by FRANCESSCA ZEISSL
Director ALISON STEWART
Series producer ANNE GOBEY (R)
4.05pm Mysterious Cities of Gold
A series in 22 parts
13: Mendoza rejoins the children and together they help the Incas defend the Fort of the Black Eagle. (R)
4.35pm The Movie Game with Phillip Schofield. Lights, camera, action!
Six contestants exercise skill and knowledge in round one of the film and video quiz. Taking part:
DASHWOOD PRIMARY, Banbury;
NORTHBOURNE SCHOOL,
Didcot; ACTON PARK JUNIORS, Wrexham.
Director JULIA KNOWLES
Producer CHRISTOPHER TANDY
5.00pm Newsround
The up-to-the-minute news service for Britain's children.
5.05pm
Degrassi Junior High Kiss Me
Steph Stephanie begins the new term by running for school president - Voula offers to be her campaign manager. (R)
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Contributors
: Six O'Clock News
with Nicholas Witchell and Anna FordWeather IAN MCCASKILL
Contributors
: Wogan with Sue Lawley
Join Sue for a midweek melange of entertaining conversation.: No Place Like Home
by JOHN E. WATKINS starring William Gaunt and Patricia GarwoodDesigner PAUL TRERISE
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)
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Contributors
: Dallas
April ShowersSue Ellen heads west in search of a star.
Written by HOWARD LAKIN Directed by IRVING MOORE
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Contributors
: Inside Story
SubwayA 17-year-old tourist stabbed to death. A young woman taken hostage and raped.
Just two of the 16,000 crimes that occurred last year on London's Underground. For the first time, a BBC film crew goes undercover with the 'Moles', a specialist
Underground police unit. Heavily outnumbered, the 'Moles' contend with an army of muggers, pickpockets, molesters, drunks and hooligans. As for the Guardian Angels: 'They've got to be a good idea,' says one detective.
Photography JONATHAN HARRISON Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Executive producer PAUL HAMANN Producer CHRISTOPHER TERRILL
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Contributors
: Sportsnight
Introduced by Steve Rider. European FootballHighlights of tonight's UEFA Cup Final second leg between Stuttgart and Napoli.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES FA Cup Final Preview
A look ahead to the big game. Television presentation ARD, West Germany
Editor JOHN ROWLlNSON
Contributors
: Weather
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