Listings
: News
: The Travel Show UK Mini Guides
Northern Ireland's dramatic Causeway Coast.: English Journey
First in an eight-part series following author and playwright Beryl Bainbridge as she travels around England. Today she sets off from Southampton.Contributors
: Daytime on Two
Programmes for young people - some may not be suitable for the very young. Repeats are not separately indicated.9.00 In the Know (Teletext)
9.10 Lernexpress
9.25 Mathsphere
9.45 Storytime
10.00 Mathscope
10.18 Music Time (Stereo)
10.40 Job Bank
11.00 Zig Zag
11.22 Thinkabout Science
11.35 Techno
11.55 West Africa
12.15 History File
12.35 Lifeschool
1.00 Science in Action
1.20 Forget-Me-Not Farm
1.35 King Rollo
1.40 Landmarks
2.00 News and Weather
followed by Storytime
: Songs of Praise
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 STEREO: Holiday Outings
Eamonn Holmes tries out a family fishing holiday at the Angler's Paradise centre at Halwill Junction in Devon.Contributors
: News; Weather
Followed by Wild WorldHow central Australia's desert became green after persistent rain and floods.
: Village People
Big changes are taking place in rural England. Though less obvious than in industrial areas, they can be just as traumatic to village folk.: Oh, Sweet Mystery of Rock, Where are You Hiding?
A look at the annual pilgrimage that ageing teddy boys and rockabillies make to a holiday camp in deepestSomerset to pay homage to Bill Haley 's Comets.
Contributors
: Ruthless
Drama starring Zachary ScottDiana Lynn
Charismatic financier Horace
Vendig's ruthless climb to power has alienated his family and friends. Now he has one last chance of a new life.
Director Edgar G Ulmer
0 FILMS: pages 43-48
Contributors
: DEF II James
Highlights of the sell-outGoldmother show from the Manchester G-Mex.
: Standing Room Only
The football magazine presented by Simon O'Brien. This week: why do big clubs with multi-million pound players not have qualified physiotherapists on their staff? Standing Room Only joins former England starDanny Thomas on his first week as a qualified NHS physiotherapist. And ex-PFA Chairman Garth
Crooks has the chance to put last year's FA Cup Final referee Roger Milford on the spot. Series producer Dele Oniya
Contributors
: The Planned Miracle
Why Save the Children? In 1983 the World Health Organisation and Unicef joined forces in a global effort to rid the planet of diphtheria, measles, polio, tuberculosis, whooping cough and tetanus - the diseases that cause most deaths in young children. But can it be done? Is it even wise to save a baby from TB or polio if it is doomed to die later from starvation? This three-part documentary series tells the moving story of the TaskForce for Child Survival filmed in Africa, India, Yemen, South America and Europe as the immunising army moved in. Series producer Gill Barnes
An InCA production for BBCtv
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: This Child is Mine
Drama starringLindsay Wagner Chris Sarandon
Bonnie and Craig Wilkerson have everything - a good home, excellent careers and a happy marriage. Everything, that is, except a child, the one thing they really want. When all else fails they arrange the adoption of a young woman's new born daughter and their life seems fulfilled. But what if the mother should change her mind and want the baby back?
Director David Greene
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 0 FILMS: pages 43-48
Contributors
: Harry Enfield's Television Programme
Harry Enfield returns with his familiar collection of zany, lovable characters.Producers Mary Bell and Geoffrey Perkins A Hat Trick production for BBCtv 0 STEREO
Contributors
: The Late Show
The arts and media show.0 STEREO
: Open University
The Melbury Road SetThe programme examines the group of artists who built themselves fashionable and expensive studio houses in a well-to-do suburb of Holland Park in West London.
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