Listings
: Breakfast News and Commonwealth Games
Steve Rider introduces the best of the overnight action from Auckland, with Games summaries from David Icke at 6.35, 7.35 and 8.35. The headlines on-screen at frequent intervals.International, national and business news at 6.30, 7.00 and 8.00.
National and regional news summaries at 7.30 and 8.30.
Regional news and weather at 6.55 and 7.55.
Contributors
Presenter:
Steve
Rider
Summariser:
David
Icke
: News, Weather followed by: Open Air
With Eamonn Holmes. Ring [number removed] with your opinions on last night's television.Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Holmes
: Kilroy
Catch Robert Kilroy-Silk and his studio audience daily for topical talk and animated argument.0 STUDIO AUDIENCE: to participate ring [number removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Catch Robert
Kilroy-Silk
: Children's BBC
Introduced by Simon Parkin and starting withPlaydays
The Playbus stops today at The Tent Stop
Where Humphrey and Wobble Clown join Trish Cooke, Ricky Diamond, Liz Watts and Anthony Corriette to tell the story Wobble the Pop Star by Ricky Diamond. Producer ANNE REAY Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
A Felgate production for BBCtv (R)
Contributors
Introduced By:
Simon
Parkin
Unknown:
Trish
Cooke
Unknown:
Ricky
Diamond
Unknown:
Liz
Watts
Unknown:
Anthony
Corriette
Unknown:
Ricky
Diamond.
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
: Children's BBC: Roobarb: When the Pipes Call the Tune
Told by Richard Briers. (R)Contributors
Narrator:
Richard
Briers.
Written by:
Grange
Calveley
Animation:
Bob
Godfrey
: Five to Eleven
With Richard Pasco. Producer RALPH ROLLSA Forge production for BBCtv
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Pasco.
: News, Weather followed by: Open Air
Presented by Eamonn Holmes and Jayne Irving.Today's programme includes a report from Michael Peschardt in New Zealand about how the Commonwealth Games action reaches our screens.
Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Holmes
Presenter:
Jayne
Irving.
Reporter:
Michael
Peschardt
Producer:
Don
Jones
: News, Weather followed by: Commonwealth Games
Helen Rollason introduces more action from Auckland, including badminton, weightlifting, gymnastics and bowls.Ralph Dellor has the headline stories.
Contributors
Introduces:
Helen
Rollason
Unknown:
Ralph
Dellor
: One O'Clock News
With Philip Hayton.Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Hayton.
Unknown:
John
Kettley
: Neighbours
Todd and Katie are on the move again. Nick and Sharon mend their broken relationship.(Cast page 30. Repeated at 5.35pm) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
: Till the End of Time
Starring Dorothy Maguire as Pat, Guy Madison as Cliff and Robert Mitchum as WilliamCliff Harper, a discharged GI, returns to his hometown after spending four years with the Marines in the Pacific.
Disillusioned and aimless, he drifts into a relationship with the widow of a flyer whose love and understanding help him re-adjust to civilian life.
FILMS: page 18
Contributors
Screenplay:
Allen
Rivkin
Based on the novel "They Dream of Home" by:
Niven
Busch
Producer:
Dore
Schary
Director:
Edward
Dmytryk
Pat:
Dorothy
McGuire
Cliff:
Guy
Madison
William:
Robert
Mitchum
Perry Kincheloe:
Bill
Williams
C.W. Harper:
Tom
Tully
Sgt Gunny Watrous:
William
Gargan
Helen Ingersoll:
Jean
Porter
Tommy:
Johnny
Sands
Pinky:
Loren
Tindall
Amy Harper:
Ruth
Nelson
: Children's BBC
Introduced by Andy Crane and starting withIs That a Fact?
Taking a look at legends.
4: Scotland: the Fairy Flag of the McCleods
Supersleuths: Children from Dunvegan Primary School, Isle of Skye.
COMPETITION: entries to: 'Is That a Fact?', [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter (Children's BBC):
Andy
Crane
Research (Is That a Fact?):
Dave
Arthur
Producer (Is That a Fact?):
Peter
Charlton
: Bananaman
Mystery at the Old Mine written by Bernie Kay. With the voices of Tim Brooke-TaylorBill Oddie , Graeme Garden and Jill Shilling.
Producer TREVOR BOND Director TERRY WARD (R)
Contributors
Written By:
Bernie
Kay.
Unknown:
Tim
Brooke-Taylor
Unknown:
Bill
Oddie
Unknown:
Graeme
Garden
Unknown:
Jill
Shilling.
Director:
Terry
Ward
: Alice through the Looking Glass
By Lewis Carroll , with illustrations by John Tenniel. 5: Queen AliceTold for Jackanory by Peter Davison.
Producer ANGELA BEECtflNG Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE
Contributors
Unknown:
Lewis
Carroll
Illustrations By:
John
Tenniel.
Unknown:
Peter
Davison.
Producer:
Angela
Beectflng
Director:
Christine
Secombe
: The New Yogi Bear Show: Old Biter
For the Mother of the Year Picnic, Ranger Smith has trained his dog to stop Yogi's picnic-basket filching.: Coppers and Co: 4: Higgerty Haggerty
By Terry Ravenscroft.Starring David Copperfield with Sally Dewhurst and Antony Howes.
It's pantomime time with Wishee Washee and frogs and lucky safety pins and old Mrs Thingy and all! And that cuckoo clock is still causing problems. (R)
Contributors
Writer:
Terry
Ravenscroft.
Presenter:
David
Copperfield
Unknown:
Sally
Dewhurst
Unknown:
Antony
Howes.
Unknown:
Higgerty
Haggerty
Unknown:
Wishee
Washee
Unknown:
Mrs
Thingy
Director:
David
Crichton
Producer:
Judy
Whitfield
: Newsround Extra
Graffiti is now a common sight in towns and cities across Britain. Many people see it as a growing problem that's nothing more than vandalism, but some see it as 'art'. Roger Finn investigates this controversial subject. Director PAUL DREWITTSeries producer NICK HEATHCOTE
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Finn
Director:
Paul
Drewitt
Producer:
Nick
Heathcote
: Grange Hill
By David Angus.8: Ronnie is alone, feeling lost, confused and quite depressed. She is looking down across the playground. (For cast see page 34)
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Contributors
Unknown:
David
Angus.
Wanda Wonder:
Alwyne
Taylor
Sheerluck Holmes:
Dave Benson
Phillips
: Neighbours
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Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart present the day's news from home and abroad .Weather Ian McCaskill
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Commonwealth Games Today
WithDesmond Lynam. The best moments from a busy day in Auckland.
Swimming
Today's finals were:
Men's 100m Butterfly
Women's 200m Freestyle Men's 400 Medley
Women's 200m Breaststroke
Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle
Diving
Gold medals have been decided in both men's and women's springboard.
Gymnastics
More medals have been won, this time in the women's team event.
Plus the rest of the day's news, including boxing, bowls and shooting.
Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Lynam.
: Top of the Pops
The UK's top pop chart show brings you the latest countdown in sound and vision from the current Top 40 chart.Introduced by Mark Goodier and Jakki Brambles.
Fast Forward: this week's issue includes a free 'Top of the Pops' sticker album and a pack of stickers featuring your favourite pop stars and DJs, available from newsagents, price 35p.
Contributors
Presenter:
Mark
Goodier
Presenter:
Jakki
Brambles
Produced and directed by:
Paul
Ciani
: 'Allo 'Allo!
By Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft.Edith's attempt to rescue
Ren6 and Leclerc is thwarted by the town convenience.
Directed by MARTIN DENNIS
Produced by DAVID CROFT (R)
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Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Lloyd
Unknown:
David
Croft.
Directed By:
Martin
Dennis
Produced By:
David
Croft
René:
Gorden
Kaye
Michelle:
Kirsten
Cooke
Leclerc:
Jack
Haig
Von Klinkerhoffen:
Hilary
Minster
Helga:
Kim
Hartman
Flick:
Richard
Gibson
Crabtree:
Arthur
Bostrom
Von Smallhausen:
John Louis
Mansi
Gruber:
Guy
Siner
Edith:
Carmen
Silvera
Yvette:
Vicki
Michelle
Mimi:
Sue
Hodge
Colonel:
Richard
Marner
Fanny:
Rose
Hill
Bertorelli:
Gavin
Richards
Denise:
Moira
Foot
Louise:
Carole
Ashby
: Nine O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis. Regional News.Weekend Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis.
: Meryl Streep in Plenty
Continuing the season of major films featuring the acclaimed actress. Starring andSusan Traheme has returned to Britain haunted by her experiences as a Resistance fighter in occupied France. Life after the war seems unbearably dull but Susan's rage against mediocrity is destined not only to damage her own life but to alter irreparably the lives of those around her.
Screenplay by DAVID HARE Directed by FRED SCHEPISI
(First showing on network television. Meryl Streep is in 'Heartburn' next Friday)
0 PROFILE ON STING: page 18
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Followed by Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Traheme
Play By:
David
Hare
Directed By:
Fred
Schepisi
Susan Traherne:
Meryl
Streep
Raymond:
Charles
Dance
Alice Park:
Tracey
Ullman
Sir Leonard Darwin:
John
Gielgud
:
Mick
Sting
Sir Andrew:
Ian
McKellen
Lazar:
Sam
Neill
Mr Aung:
Bert
Kwouk
Mme Aung:
Pik Sen
Lim
Villon:
Andre
Maranne
: Commonwealth Games
Steve Rider introduces the best of the night's live action from Auckland, with the first chance for track and field athletes to shine. Highlights include:12.00 Men's 100m Round 1
1.55 Men's 110m Hurdles -
Heats
2.25 Women's 100m - Heats
2.55 Men's 3,000m
Steeplechase - Heats
3.30 Men's Hammer Final Men's 100m Round 2
4.00 Men's 110m Hurdles Semi-finals
4.45 Women's 400m
Semi-finals
5.05 Men's 400m Semi-finals
6.10 Men's 10,000m Final Commentators:
David Coleman , Ron Pickering , Brendan Foster and Paul Dickenson.
There are five more swimming finals at 3.30: Women's 400m Freestyle Men's 100m Freestyle
Women's 100m Backstroke Men's 200m Backstroke
Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Commentators: Hamilton
Bland and Andy Jameson.
There are more medals in the gymnastics arena, plus news of boxing, bowls, cycling and shooting.
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Coleman
Unknown:
Ron
Pickering
Unknown:
Brendan
Foster
Unknown:
Paul
Dickenson.
Unknown:
Andy
Jameson.
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