with Frank Bough and Selina Scott Including today:
Food and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.30 and 9.0
Ask Alison: your phone-in to
Alison Mitchell on money matters

High Pennines with David Streeter (ecologist) Alan Hildrew (biologist)
David Macdonald (zoologist)
Producer PETER BALE. BBC Bristol

with Philip Hayton and Frances Coverdale Weather MICHAEL FISH

(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

Sew Easy expert Hilary James shows how to make clothes with the fashionable safari look.
Editor PETER HERCOMBE

A See-Saw programme

Introduced by James Cameron
High days and holidays were (and still are) meat and drink to the amateur film-maker; a Caught in Time request for old home movies produced scores of examples. Blackpool 1933, Snowdonia 1937, a canal trip in the Black Country, called simply Poor People's Outing; and an account of the Warrington Walking Days, combine to show Britain 'having a good time' before the war.
Series producer DAVID COLLISON Presented by KATHLEEN DERBY

This film looks at many facets of the Badminton Three-Day Event through the eyes of Chris Collins and Jane Holderness-Roddam and traces the physical and mental preparation needed for this great equestrian event. Commentator DORIAN WILLIAMS Narrator Joss Ackland
Produced and directed by ROGER JENKINS
(Coverage of this year's event begins next Saturday in Grandstand)

The Story of Thomas Chippendale Presented by Christopher Gilbert
Thomas Chippendale , the greatest English cabinet maker of the 18th century, was born in the Yorkshire market town of Otley in 1718. Although he lived and worked in London for most of his life, he often returned to his native county to supervise the furnishing of great houses. As a result, some of his finest work is to be found in Yorkshire's stately homes.
Film editor MARTIN WINTERTON Producer JOHN GRAHAM

in Uninvited Pest

Presenter Stuart McGugan Guest Shireen Shah
The Diver Who Saved a Cathedral
Musical director PETER GOSLING Violinist ROBIN Williams Film editor ROGER DACIER
Script writer EVELYN SKINNER Director SHARON MILLER
Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

(Repeat)

with Charlie Drake
2: Will Professor Crabbit discover what has happened to his old friend Professor Popper and his young assistant Simon? And who are the two mysterious strangers?
Directed by GERALD O'HARA Produced by ROY SIMPSON
A Children's Film and Television Foundation production

It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown

with Paul McDowell

with Johnny Ball
This week Johnny discovers the fun behind the facts about teeth.
If you're feeling down in the mouth, you could find out the hole tooth and nothing but the tooth about teeth, especially when Johnny's dentist is filling in time for him.
Written by JOHNNY BALL Designer JOHN BONE
Producer ALBERT BARBER. BBC Bristol

including
The News with tonight's Weather and Regional Magazines
Nick Ross, Sarah Kennedy and Sally Magnusson present news, views and topical features from Britain and around the world including news read by Moira Stuart. Sixty Minutes reporters:
BOB WELLINGS , BERNARD FALK
PHILIP TIBENHAM , GLYN WORSNIP
CHRIS SERLE , NICK WOOLLEY
FRAN MORRISON , PATTI COLDWELL
LAURIE MAYER , JOHN MOUNTFORD
MICHAEL WALE , SUSANNAH GREENBERG and MAGGIE NELSON
And contributions from The Special Correspondents, Sixty Minutes' own team of humorists.
Your Sixty Minutes countdown
5.40 The News
5.54* Weather
5.55* Regional Magazines
6.38* Closing headlines
(For regional details see Monday)

in My Favourite Duck

starring The Two Ronnies as members of that eccentric family first seen in The Picnic.
This esapade finds them enjoying a weekend in an old-fashioned English coastal resort. As saucy as a postcard and as fresh as a breath of sea air. featuring
Director BILL WILSON
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL

Saucy, dialogue-free comedy starring The Two Ronnies as members of an eccentric family. The General's clan enjoy a weekend away in an old-fashioned English coastal resort. Show more

Bill Beaumont and Emlyn Hughes captain teams of sporting celebrities. Questionmaster David Coleman tests their knowledge of the greatest - and the funniest - moments in sport. And for viewers at home, the last chance to enter the mystery guest competition.
Director PETER HAYWARD
Producer MIKE ADLEY. BBC Manchester
Entries on postcards only, with home address or telephone number, and the two sporting events of your choice, to: A Question of Sport, BBCtv, PO Box 32, Manchester [Postcode removed]. Closing date 14 April.

starring and The Unexpected
Mark returns from abroad expecting an answer from Pam - what will it be now that she knows what the future holds for them? The financial noose tightens around Cliff Barnes 's neck while his secret 'benefactor' J.R. takes time out to torment his nearest and dearest. Clayton's sister arrives for the wedding with the gift of a regimental sword and a tongue to match.
Written by ARTHUR BERNARD LEWIS Directed by NICK HAVINGA
Record or cassette, On the Air, REF/ZCD 454 from retailers
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

with Sue Lawley; Weatherman

by DAVID PIRIE with and September 1940 and the German invasion is imminent. Captain Truman, shell-shocked after Dunkirk, is sent to investigate civilian morale in the lonely village of Darton. What he discovers there is a nightmare that will haunt him all his life.
1940:
Music composed and conducted by STANLEY MYERS
Film editor OLIVER WHITE
Dubbing mixer DAVE BAUMBER Designer nigel JONES
Photography MICHAEL WILLIAMS Producer MICHAEL WEARING Director BEN BOLT
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By satellite from Hollywood, an edited version of last night's glittering 56th Oscars ceremony hosted by Johnny Carson.
British films nominated for awards this year were The Dresser, Educating Rita and Betrayal. Michael Caine , Albert Finney , Tom Courtenay and Tom Conti were nominated for Best Actor; Julie Walters for Best Actress. The American film Terms of Endearment obtained 11 nominations including Best Picture, Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor.
Director MARTY PASETTA Producer JACK HALEY JR t FEATURE: page 4