Listings
: Breakfast News
Starting with 6.30-6.55 Business BreakfastNews headlines or summaries every quarter hour.
: Kilroy
Live discussion with Robert Kilroy-Silk . and a studio audience.Contributors
: Children's BBC
With Simon Parkin.10.05 Playdays - the Tent
Stop 10.25 The Family Ness - cartoon about a family of monsters
Contributors
: People Today
Magazine programme, which today includes gardening tips.: Royal Appointment
The Queen's former press secretary Ronald Allison presents a series of profiles and interviews.Contributors
: Scene Today
Including gossip from the Showbiz File.: One O'Clock News
Followed by Weather: Neighbours
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888: Going for Gold
The final of the European quiz, with the winner going on safari to Kenya. Presented by Henry Kelly.Contributors
: The Big Street
Starring Henry Fonda, Lucille BallJust when it seems snooty singer Gloria will never pay attention to lowly, lovelorn Little Pinks, fate intervenes in this Damon Runyon story of Broadway.
Films: page 37
Contributors
: Lifeline
Sarah Greene appeals on behalf of Crossroads Care. 0 DONATIONS: see page 46Contributors
: The Real Thief
Written by William Steig. Last of three parts told for jackanory by Peter Davison.Contributors
: Fantastic Max
Cartoon.: Take Two
Phillip Schofield with the pick of your views in the last of the present series.Contributors
: Newsround Extra
With reports on stories behind the news.: Gruey Twoey
A six-part comedy written by Martin Riley. 2: It's the Grucocks' anniversary.Contributors
: Neighbours
Baby Jamie is missing, and a stranger at Lassiters sends Hilary in a tizz. Sharon is cold-shouldered by her schoolfriends, and there is more friction between Jim and Beverly.* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: Six O'Clock News
With John Humphrys and Moira Stuart.Weather John Kettley
Contributors
: Wogan
Tonight Terry Wogan previews two more entries in the Song for Europe contest. And he is joined by comedian Freddie Starr , who is about to set off on a nationwide tour.• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: Joint Account
A role-reversal comedy series written by Don Webb.Starring Hannah Gordon, Peter Egan.
There is a surprise in the morning post for househusband David Braithwaite when he is offered a job interview - his first in years. Belinda helps him to prepare by arranging a practice interview at her bank.
(Rpt)
Contributors
: Paul Daniels - the First Ten Years
In a special edition of his magic show, Paul Daniels looks back at some of the classic tricks he has performed over the last decade. WithDebbie McGee.
Producers Geoff Miles and John Fisher
• PICTURE STORY: page 75
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
Martyn Lewis with the latest national and international news.Regional News
Weekend Weather
John Kettley
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888
Contributors
: The Boys from the Bush
A comic look at contemporary Australia written by Douglas Livingstone. Starring Tim Healy Chris HaywoodMateship. Reg's sister Phyllis has lost her new husband.
Doris has a romantic dinner date. Reg finds a mysterious $40,000 in his QPR
Supporters Club fund.
Producers Verity Lambert Director Shirley Barrett
An Entertainment Media/Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: Foul Play
StarringGoldie Hawn
Chevy Chase Dudley Moore
Gloria Mundy gets more than she bargained for when she offers a stranger a lift - she changes overnight from a recently-divorced librarian to a murder suspect. The chase is on in this Hitchcock-style comedy-thriller to prove her innocence before she becomes the next victim.
Based on the novel by Ira Levin
Written and directed by Colin Higgins 0 BARRY NORMAN : page 28
Contributors
: Weather
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