Today's televesion and radio rogrammes

Edited by Peter Dear

6.00 Ceetax AM.

6.30 Breakfast Time with Frank

Bough and Selina Scott. News with Fern Britton at 6.30, 7.00, 7.30, 8.00 and 6.30 with headlines on the quarter

hours; sport at 6.40 and 8.40; regional news. weather and traffic at 6.45, 7.15, 7.45 and 8.15; a preview of the day's

television at 6.55; a review of the day's newspapers at 7.18 and 8.18: Mike Smith's pop

news between 7.45 and 8.00: Esther Rantzen's That's Life

file between 7.30 and 7.45 with a follow-up pthone-in between 8.30 and 9.00; and horoscopes at 8.35.

*.00 Mind How You Go. Road

safety hints from Jimmy Savile (r). 9.10 Animal Marvels. Tony Soper explains how birds can fly (r). 9.35 Ceefax. 10.30 Pily School, presented by Stuart McGugan (r). 10.55 Gharbar. Magazine programme of

interest to Asian women. The programme includes a

discussion on ante-natal care between Surinder Kocher and Farida Abidi. 11.20 Ceefax.

12.30 News After Noon with Richard

Whiitmore and Frances

Coverdale. The weather

prospects core from Bill

Giles. 12.57 Regional news

(London and SE oniy: Financial report followed by news

headlines witih subtitles). 1.00 Pebble Mill at One includes another lesson from the

cooking canon from Carlisle.

the Rev John Eley. 1.45 Sod(r). 2.00 Pled Piper. A music and

drama version of Robert Browning's poem, by the children of Broom Leys

School. Coalville. 2.30 Film: Those Endearing Young Charms (1945) starring

Robert Young as a young man whose childhood sweetheart is swept off her feet by a 'wolf Directed by Lewis Allen. 3.48 Regional news (not London). 3.50 The Amazing Adventures of

Morph (r) 3.55 Play School.

presented by Chris Tranchell 4.20 Heathcliff. Arn:mated

adventures of a marmalade cat 4.25 Jackanory 4.35

Grandad starring Clhve Dunn 5.00 John Craven's

Newsround 5.10 Think of a

Number. Lighthearted science with Johnny Ball.

5.40 Sixty Minutes *-cludes the

national news from Richard Whitmore at 5.40.

6.40 Harty. With Russell at the

Greenwood Theatre, London, are John Hanson and David Bellamy.

7.05 Cliffl Highlights from the

popular singer's last series. 8.05 Cockles. Part two of the

comedv series set in a seen-

better-times holiday resort on the coast which tonight sees

the arrival of 20 coach loads of trippers. diverted fronm a

neighbouring resort because of a grounded oil-tanker.

9.00 News from John Humphrys.

9.25 Whicker's World. Mr Whicker

continues his Pacific cruise on the Queen Elizabeth 2 and meets a Mexican multi-

millionaire and his family as well as the below stairs staff

who cater to the every whim of Ite passengers. He also gets a glimpse of the ship s vast lardors.

10.30 Sportsnight introduced by

Harry Carpenter. Football and Skating are featured tonight

with highlights from one of the evening's FA Cup third round replay matches and coverage of the free skating programme of the European Skating Championships from Budapest.

11.38 News headlines.

11.40 Phil Silvers' as Sergeant

Bilko. the only man in the

camp not to be afflicted by...