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Presented by Noel Edmonds with Keith Chegwin, John Craven and Maggie Philbin.

Join the Cheggers' Roadshow and see the world! (Or rather the British Isles.) This week Keith and his travelling team bring their package of fun and games from the top of a hill - but which one?

Bill Owen, one of the stars of the smash-hit comedy series "Last of the Summer Wine" (Monday 9.25), is around - so ring him this morning and meet the man behind the awful but lovable Compo.

The Big Time girl is back! Stunning Sheena Easton launched her pop career on Swap Shop two years ago - and has shot to stardom. Listen to her new release and then tell her if you like it.

Ring us on [Number removed] after 9.30 (dial carefully) or write to Swap Shop, [Address removed]

(Swap Shop Book 4, £2.50 from booksellers)
(John Craven's Back Pages: 82-83)

Contributors

Presenter:
Noel Edmonds
Presenter:
Keith Chegwin
Presenter:
John Craven
Presenter:
Maggie Philbin
Guest/Actor:
Bill Owen
Guest/Singer:
Sheena Easton
Assistant Editor:
Crispin Evans
Editor:
Rosemary Gill

(See panel)
including at 12.45* News Summary

Introduced by David Coleman
direct from Twickenham

Today's Timetable:
12.20 Football Focus
12.50 Racing
1.10 Ski-ing
1.20 Racing
1.40 Bobsleigh/Ski-ing
1.50 Racing
2.10 Bobsleigh
2.20 Rugby Union
3.50 Half-time scores
3.55 Rugby Union
4.35 Final Score
Timings subject to alteration

12.20 Football Focus
Bob Wilson previews this afternoon's League programme and looks back at this week's League Cup semi-finals.

12.50; 1.20; 1.50 Racing from Wetherby
1.0 The Philip Cornes Novices' Hurdle Race (Qualifier. 3m)
1.30 The Selby Handicap Steeple-chase (3m 100y)
2.0 The Panama Cigar Hurdle Race (Qualifier. 2m)

1.10; 1.40 World Ski-ing Championships from Haus, Austria: The Ladies' Slalom
The final Ladies' event in this year's Championships. World Cup leader, Erika Hess, from Switzerland, is the favourite.

1.40; 2.10 World Bobsleigh Championships from St Moritz: The Two-Man Bob
At winter sport's most glamorous resort in the world, down a twisting tunnel of ice at 80 mph, come the 'Kamikaze men' of bobsleigh. Tony Gubba reports on the first two runs of this weekend's event, where the East Germans, the World Champions, are favourites.

2.20 International Rugby Union from Twickenham: England v Ireland
With Ireland's triumphant display in beating Wales, and England drawing with Scotland in the Calcutta Cup, all is now set for a thrilling Championship season. Ireland today come to Twickenham where they've won three times in the last decade, though England's recent record will still make them favourites to achieve a hat-trick of wins against the Irish.

3.50 Half-time football scores

3.55 Wales v France from Cardiff Arms Park
For Wales, the immediate task today is to restore self-confidence following a demoralising defeat at Lansdowne Road. They now face reigning Grand Slam Champions France who open their title defence today. Wales will take heart from the fact that their last defeat in Cardiff in the Championship was 14 years ago - the year, incidentally, when France first won the Grand Slam.

Bill McLaren writes: "Ireland are now the only country who can achieve Triple-Crown success, but captain Ciaran Fitzgerald left no one in any doubt after their stirring victory over Wales that the English at Twickenham would be a vastly different proposition. He played in the corresponding game two years ago when Ireland, pre-match favourites, were put to the sword. England's Bill Beaumont is convinced they can still win the Championship but in order to do so they must surmount a formidable Irish challenge that incorporated against the Welsh not only traditional fire in foraging forward, but skill, awareness and cohesion in the creation of three exciting tries.

France and Ireland are the only ones who could now achieve a Grand Slam so there is keen anticipation of the Frenchmen's entry to the fray, and the Welsh valleys are alive with a united appeal to the Almighty to restore to their forwards the aggression, urgency and stamina crucially lacking at Lansdowne Road."

4.35 Final Score
The classified check and pools news, plus match reports.

Rugby scores and reports on Ceefax

Contributors

Presenter:
David Coleman
Presenter (Football Focus):
Bob Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Julian Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Richard Pitman
Commentator (Ski-ing):
David Vine
Reporter (Bobsleigh):
Tony Gubba
Commentator (Rugby Union:
England v Ireland): Bill McLaren
Commentator (Rugby Union:
England v Ireland): Gareth Edwards
Commentator (Rugby Union:
Wales v France): Nigel Starmer-Smith
Television Presentation (Football Focus):
Bob Abrahams
Television Presentation (Racing):
Keith Phillips
Television Presentation (Ski-ing):
Austrian TV Service
Television Presentation (Bobsleigh):
Swiss TV Service
Television Presentation (Rugby Union:
England v Ireland) Bill Taylor
Television Presentation (Rugby Union:
Wales v France): Dewi Griffiths
Assistant Editor, Grandstand:
John Rowlinson
Producer, Grandstand:
Martin Hopkins
Editor, Grandstand:
Mike Murphy

Selected episodes from one of the most popular Western series starring David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine

The dramatic events that forced Shaolin priest Kwai Chang Caine to flee China unfold again as Caine re-lives his desperate attempt to escape the Emperor's revenge.
(Repeat)

Contributors

Writer:
Bernard B. Bossick
Writer:
Lary H. Gibson
Director:
Gordon Hesslek
Kwai Chang Caine:
David Carradine
Master Po:
Keye Luke
Master Kan:
Philip Ahn
Colonel Lin Pei:
James Shigeta
Po Li:
Adele Yoshioka
Po San:
Clyde Kusatsu
Lieutenant:
Evan Kim
Sou Kin:
Bob Okazaki
Apprentice:
Jesse Dizon
Po Sing:
Wendy Tochi
Pottery man:
Jerry Fujikawa

Last year more than a quarter of a million people wrote to
Jimmy Savile , OBE, with their ' fix it' requests. Today some of those dreams become a reality.
Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Lighting GERRY MILLERSOlf Designer ANDY DIMOND
Director PETER Campbell Producer ROGER ORDISB

Contributors

Unknown:
Jimmy Savile
Unknown:
Gerry Millersolf
Designer:
Andy Dimond
Director:
Peter Campbell
Producer:
Roger Ordisb

A series in ten parts starring
Sophia returns from boarding school in a rebellious frame of mind. The Duke's inability to accept that tennis in a heatwave is not wise at his age is causing some concern. Barbara's friendships with Lillian and Twomey are of great comfort to her. But her relationship with Twomey develops an unforeseen complication.
Music composed and conducted by GRANT HOSSACK
Studio sound NORMAN MCLEOD Designer MYLES LANG Producer GUY SLATER Director DAVID TUCKER

Contributors

Conducted By:
Grant Hossack
Unknown:
Norman McLeod
Designer:
Myles Lang
Producer:
Guy Slater
Director:
David Tucker
Nanny Barbara Gray:
Wendy Craig
the Duchess of Broughton:
Judy Campbell
Twomey:
Jim Norton
Lord Somerville:
John Quayle
the Duke of Broughton:
Richard Vernon
Lady Somerville:
Jane Booker
Sophia:
Yolande Palfrey-
Dick Barrett:
John Wheatley
Lillian:
Jayne Lester
Diana Curry-Rivel:
Richenda Carey
Tilly:
Natalie Forbes
BlOSS:
Valentine Dyall
Dr Elder:
John Bryans
Nurse:
Annette Badland
Lord Birkwith:
John Kidd

starring
Les Dawson featuring
Kids International Guest star
Helen Gelzer with ROY BARRACLOUCH
Script LES DAWSON , TERRY RAVENSCROFT PETER VINCENT , PETER ROBINSON TONY RARE
ALYN AINSWORTH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Orchestrations and vocal arrangement* IVOR RAYMONDE, ALYN AINSWORTH Choreography ERNEST maxim. Special effects TONY OXLEY Sound LEN SIIOREY
Lighting GEOFF SHAW Designer TIM gleesok
Produced by ERNEST WAXIl "

Contributors

Unknown:
Helen Gelzer
Unknown:
Roy Barraclouch
Script:
Les Dawson
Script:
Terry Ravenscroft
Script:
Peter Vincent
Script:
Peter Robinson
Produced By:
Ernest Waxil

starring
My Father, My Son
J.R. takes up the reins of big business again and continues his devious dealings to regain custody of his son. And Bobby also has problems concerning a child *
Directed by LARRY hagmah

Contributors

Directed By:
Larry Hagmah
Ellie:
Barbara Bel Geddes
JR:
Larry Hagman
Sue Ellen:
Linda Gray
Bobby:
Patrick Duffy
Pamela:
Victoria Principal
Cliff:
Ken Kercheval
Lucy:
Charlene Tilton
Ray:
Steve Kanaly
Donna:
Susan Howard
Clayton:
Howard Keel
Mitch:
Leigh McCloskey
Afton:
Audrey Landers
Rebecca:
Priscilla Pointer

Michael Parkinson and his guests Music HARRY STONEHAM
Programme associate CHRIS GREENWOOD Director BRUCE MILLIARD. Executive producer JOHN FISHER. Producers
GRAHAM LINDSAY , GILL STRIBLING-WRIGHT

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Parkinson
Unknown:
Chris Greenwood
Director:
Bruce Milliard.
Producer:
John Fisher.
Unknown:
Graham Lindsay

by HAMMOND INNES dramatised in six parts by PETER YELDHAM starring
4: The Golden Soak mine explosion ... was it an accident? Or did Ed Garrety deliberately set out to murder Phil Westrop in an attempt to bury the past?
Produced by JAMES GATWARD and RAY ALCHIN Directed by HENRI SAFRAN
Presented for the BBC by TIMOTIIY combi

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Yeldham
Unknown:
Ed Garrety
Unknown:
Phil Westrop
Produced By:
James Gatward
Directed By:
Henri Safran
Alec Hamilton:
Ray Barrett
Rosa:
Christiane Kruger
Janet:
Elizabeth Alexander
Ed:
Heinz Schimmelpfennig
Johnny:
David Cameron
Culpin:
Bill Hunter
Prophesy:
Ruth Cracknell
Wolli:
Steve Dodds
Jacko:
Les Foxcroft
Coroner:
Brian Wright
Duhamel:
Phillip Hinton
Sgt Reynolds:
Ken Blackburn
Tom:
Victor Simms
Robbie:
Rev Jones

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