BBC1: Nine O'Clock News / continuity - Thursday 10th June 1982

We pick up with the last moments of a highlights programme from the Founder's Day Parade - with Jan Leeming on a rare stint in the commentary box.

The Nine O'Clock News follows with Michael Buerk. The Falklands and Lebanon conflicts dominate again - but there's somewhat more extensive coverage of other news.

Headlines:
- Warship attacks: Thatcher says number of casaulties 'considerable'
- Nott says air raids won't change Task Force operation
- Port Stanley residents send telegram to Falklands company
- MoD releases first footage of Port San Carlos invasion
- Argentina marks 'Malvinas Day' amid growing confidence
- Captured military officer to be repatriated
- Brazil releases Vulcan bomber after emergency landing
- Lebanon invasion: US citizens in Beirut set to be evacuated
- Palestinians reportedly holding out in Damour and Sidon
- NATO summit: Middle East conflict dominates debate
- Three IRA bombings in Belfast
- Policewoman seriously ill after Gateshead shooting
- TUC claims huge support for 'Union Day' action
- Teachers in England offered 6% pay rise
- ACAS chairman asked to mediate health workers dispute
- Cricket: old guard rescues England in First Test vs India
- England arrive in Spain for World Cup
- Fresh air battles reported over Bekaa Valley
- Pope leaves Rome for Argentine visit

Plus the national weather with Anne Purvis and surrounding continuity from announcer Mike Gamble.

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