Listings
: Breakfast News
With Andrew Harvey andjustin Webb.Contributors
: Newshound
Current affairs quiz. Stereo: News Subtitled
Regional News; Weather: Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick
Featuring 10.45 Life sans Frontieres 10.50 Garden Make-over 11.00 News (Subtitled)Regional News; Weather 11.05 TV Comment
11.10 Garden Phone-in 11.20 Star Guest of the Day 11.30 Video Horoscope 11.40 Touch of Love 11.45 Showbiz Report 11.55 Hotline
12.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News;
Weather Stereo
: Neighbours
(Detailsat5.35pm) Stereo Subtitled: The Flying Doctors
A car crash reveals that Rex Sewell has been hiding his son in the boot of his car.Contributors
: Making Tracks
A look at railways around the world, with the emphasis on steam. Today: visits to the Great Central Railway in Leicestershire, the Rockies of Colorado, and Poland.A Lineside production for BBCtv
: Cartoon
: The Little Green Planet Show
Last in the puppet series. Stereo: Record Breakers
Featuring a 100m sprint with a jumbo jet in tow. With Roy Castle, Cheryl Baker and Kriss Akabusi.Contributors
: pmByker Grove
Charlie's film-making ruffles feathers.Contributors
: Neighbours
Cathy enlists Marco's help to hide her secret from Benito.: Six O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart. SubtitledWeather John Kettley
Contributors
: Every Second Counts
With Paul Daniels. Three couples compete against each other to accumulate seconds which they use to play against the clock for prizes. Director Babara JonesProducer Stanley Appel
Contributors
: Tomorrow's World in Moscow
Russian medicine, technology and science, like RussiaItself, are In a state of change and while there's less money available for research, scientists themselves are freer to put their knowledge to commercial use.
"Scientists were closely watched under the old regime, and treated as possible subversives, like creative artists. Now the emphasis has changed and a lot of them are becoming buslnesspeople, says co-presenter Carmen Pryce , who together with Howard Stableford visited
Moscow for this special report.
Among the things they look at are new archaeological and architectural uses for military spying equipment, a unique buggy that's destined for Mars, ground-breaking computer software, new ways of cleaning up the radioactive waste that's been dumped all over Moscow, and controversial medical uses of aborted foetal tissue.
Producers Bill Grist and Saul Nassé
Editor Dana Purvis
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Contributors
: Bruce Forsyth's Generation Game
Bruce Forsyth , assisted by Rosemarie Ford , sets more tasks for family couples from around Britain.Director Bill Morton
Producer David Taylor
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Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
With Michael Buerk. SubtitledRegional News
Weekend Weather
John Kettley
Contributors
: Jagged Edge
Thriller from Joe Eszterhas, writer of Basic Instinct and Sliver, starring Jeff Bridges Glenn CloseA wealthy heiress is found savagely slain. The murder weapon: a large hunting knife with a serrated edge. But for the victim's husband, Jack Forrester, the ordeal is not over.
Director Richard Marquand (1985)
Contributors
: Dr Terror's Vault of Horror
Another horror double bill.Twins of Evil
One of a pair of identical twins is destined to fall under a vampire's spell, but which one is it to be? With
Peter Cushing , Kathleen Byron , Dennis Price and Isobel Black.
DirectorJohn Hough (197
And at 12.40am
Terror from the Year 5,000
An experimental time machine materialises in a lab, carrying a horribly disfigured woman from the year AD 5,000 who is looking for revenge. With Ward Costello and Joyce Holden. Director Robert J Gurney Jr ( 1958)
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Contributors
: Weather
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