P178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:43/11 1/10 WEDNESDAY Regions: Radio Timj1 6.00 CEEFAX AM 6.30 BREAKFAST TIME with Frank Bough and Selena Scott 9.00 GHARBAR 9.40 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 *10.30 PLAY SCHOOL see 188 *10.50 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 *12.30 NEWS AFTER NOON 12.57 FINANCIAL REPORT/NEWS HEADLINES 1.00 PEBBLE MILL AT ONE Arthur Marshall looks back at his life 1.45 KING ROLLO * approximate time BBC2 programmjs 172/272 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:41/20 2/10 WEDNESD—Y Regions: Radio Timj1 1.50 BRJC-A-BRBC 2.00 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 from Bournemouth 3.50 PLAY SCHOOL: IT'S WEDNESDAY see 188 4.10 MIGHTY MOUSE 4.15 PUZZLE TRAIL 4.30 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 4.55 JOHN CRAVEN'S NEWSROUND 5.05 BILLY BOY 5.25 THE GOOD LIFE comedy series u.58 WEATHER 6.00 THE SIX O'CLOCK NEWS 6.30 REGIONAL MAGAZINES Subtitles on 170 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:47/47 3/10 WEDNESDAY Regions: Radio Tim u 6.55 POINTS OF VIEW with Barr Took 7.10 HOTLINE Liv phon -in programm 8.00 NO PLACE LIKE HOME 8.30 COLD WARRIOR "Dead Wrong" - Michael Diniuon as Ca8tain Percival 9.00 NINE O'CLOCK NEWS 9.25 THE BLACK ADDER com dz with Rowan Atkinson and Brian Blessed 1p.p0 F LM: THE MAN WHO LOVED CAT DANCING starring Burt R ynolds and Sarah Miles in a weste n w th a differ nce 12.00-12.05 NEWS HEADLINES AND WE—TlER Subtitles on 170 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tzj 18 Sip 23:49/05 4/10 WEDNESD—Y 6.05-8.10 OPEN UNIVERSITY see 176/276 9.00-3.00 DAYTIME ON TWO see 176/276 3.00 THE WATERLOO The 1984 Grjenall Whitley Waterloo Bowling Handicap 5.00 IMAGES OF OURSELVES Five handicapped women talk about the politics of disablement 5.25 NEWS SUMMARY with subtitles; weather 5.30 THE PENNINE CHALLENGE Four young people continue their walk along the Penninj Wa8 6.00 I CAN JUMP PUDDLES An Australian drama series based on novels bz Alan Marshall BBC1 programmjs 171/271 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:42/21 5/10 +EDNESD—Y 6.45 CARTOON TWO Equilibrium 6.55 HAROLD LLOYD looks at the golden age of silent comedy 7.20 THE RISE AND FALL OF KING COTTON 7.50 COLLECTING NOW: KNOW YOUR PICTURE with John FitzMaurici Mills 8.10 BOOKMARK A new series in which Ian Hamilton presents a monthl= view of the would of literature 9.00 SING COUNTRY Highlights of thu Silk Cut Festival from Wembliy 9.30 THE SEA OF FAITH - the Human Animal - with Don Cupitt 10.20 THE WATERLOO Bowls final 11.00 NEWSNIGHT 11.50-12.45 OPEN UNIVERSITZAsje 976/277P178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:35/41 6/10 THURSDAY Regions: Radio Times 6.00 CEEFAX AM 6.30 BREAKFAST TIME with Frank Bough and Selena Scott 9.00 MACLEOD'S AMERICA from Louisiana 9.15 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 Debates on drug abuse *10.30 PLAY SCHOOL see 188 *10.50 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 19 4 *12.30 NEWS AFTER NOON 12.57 FINANCIAL REPORT/NEWS HEADLINES 1.0p PEBBLE MILL AT ONE 1.45 POSTMAN PAT 2.00 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 further coverage from Bournemouth * approximate time BBC2 programmjs 172/272 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:47/57 7/10 THURSDAY Regions: Radio Times 3.50 PLAY SCHOOL: IT'S THURSDAY s e 188 4.10 MIGHTY MOUSE 4.15 PUZZLE TRAIL 4.30 HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND HIS FRIENDS 4.55 JOHN CRAVEN'S NEWSROUND 5.00 BLUE PETER on safari to Ken:a 5.30 HENRY'S CAT - The Dream 5.35 GRANGE HILL Zammo iu still having problems especially with hi; relationship with Jackie 5.58 WEATHER 6.00 THE SIX O'CLOCK NEWS 6.30 REGIONAL MAGAZINES Subtitles on 170 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:42/17 8/10 THURSDAY Regions: Radio Ttmjs 6.55 TOMORROW'S WORLD A new series of the latest news from the would of science and technology 7.20 TOP OF THE POPS 8.00 THE MAGNIFICENT EVANS starring Ronnie Barker 8.30 THE HOT SHOE SHOW 9.00 NINE O'CLOCK NEWS 9.25 BIRD OF PREY 2 computer thriller with Richard Griffiths 10.15 HEART OF THE MATTER 10.50 TURNS Acts from the 1930s and 40s 11.20 OUT OF THE UNDERTOW A new sjties about lives in the recession 11.50-11.55 HEADLINES/HOLED—Y WEATHER Subtitles on 170 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:49/34 9/10 THURSD—Y 6.05-8.10 OPEN UNIVERSITY see 176/276 9.00 DAYTIME ON TWO see 176/276 3.00 PAGES FROM CEEFAX 3.45 LIBERAL PARTY ASSEMBLY 1984 furthjt coverage from Bournjmw4vh 5.00 ACTRESS AT RISK Actress Janet Suzman discusses the risks she faces in her professionan and personal life *.25 NEWS SUMMARY with subtitles and weathjt 5.30 THE PENNINE CHALLENGE More coverage of the Pennine trek b8 four young people. Written and narrated bz Paul Allen BBC1 programmjs 171/271 MoreP178 CEEFAX 178 Tue 18 Sip 23:41/51 10/10 THURSD—Y 6.00 RAY BRADBURY'S THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES A thu e part s tie with Rock Hudson 8.00 THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE Noel Edmonds ri-create Christmas 1970 for actress Jenny Aguttet 8.30 DO THEY MEAN US? with Dir k Jameson 9.00 A KICK UP THE 80s 9.25 LIFE OF AN ORCHESTRA An inf rman look at the London S mphonz Orchestra 10.15 LEEDS INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION build up to the final 10.55 NEWSNIGHT 11.45-12.40 OPEN UNIVERSITY see 176/276