with Frank Bough and Fern Britton
Including today Titch's Pitch: Alan Titchmarsh with weekend advice for the gardener at 7.32; Mike Smith looks at the latest pop videos and news from the music scene; and Lynn Faulds-Wood opens her consumer casebook. And for the final time - School's Out
Raid of the Space Octopus Zoltar, evil prince of the Planet Spectra, again attacks Earth. This time he brings a weapon so powerful that the Phoenix is destroyed....
with Magnus Magnusson from University College, Cardiff Diana Hadley
(landscape gardener)
Life and work of Sir Edwin Lutyens
Margaret Harris
(deputy head teacher)
Life and work of Cecil Rhodes John Warner (retired)
Anglo-Australian Test Matches 1920-1938
Primrose Wood (physiotherapist)
Lord Peter Wimsey Novels of Dorothy L. Sayers
Director LAURENCE VULLIAMY
Producer ROGER MACKAY
with Moira Stuart and Frances Coverdale Weather BILL GILES
(London and SE: Financial
Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
Music, entertainment and the grand final of Peter Seabrook 's giant vegetable competition.
A See-Saw programme
The CIS Insurance United Kingdom
Indoor Bowls Championship Live coverage of the third quarter-final begins.
Presenter Brian Jameson Guests Sarah Long Peter Gosling
Story: The Firework Party by PEGGY BLAKELY , painting by KENJI WADA .
Howard Stableford referees the last game in this week's semi-final between schools from Romford and Welwyn Garden City. Devised by CUVE DOIG
Designers
VIC MEREDITH, LES MCCALLUM producer IAN OUVER
Hosted by Stu Francis
With special guest stars Basil Brush, Alvin Stardust, Hambi and The Dance, Andy Mann, also featuring Sara Hollamby and Ling Tai
Rockets galore! Fireworks whizzing! Star-sparklers twinkling! We're near to
Fireworks Night and Stu and friends fire off a few bangers. In our Catherine-wheeling final, the contestants are joined by Olympic silverstar Wendy Sly and leading goal-scorer Simon Stainrod. Enjoy the show, and REMEMBER THE
FIREWORKS CODE!!
with Nicholas Witchell and Jeremy Paxman
An MGM Cartoon
Introduced by Jimmy Hill
Manchester United v Arsenal At the start of the season, opinion was widely held that if Liverpool were to be denied a fourth successive
Championship, the prize would be most likely to go to
Manchester United or Arsenal. Experts are sometimes right, and in the early months of 1984-85 United and Arsenal have gone above Liverpool in both the table and the odds. But the betting on tonight's match will be close. Only one thing is certain - Ron Atkinson and Don Howe desperately want to win their first Canon League title as managers.
Arsenal have been Champions eight times, the latest in 1971 when, coached by Howe, they did the double. The last of United's seven League successes was in 1967. Commentator ALAN PARRY
Studio producer MURRAY NEEDHAM Series producer JOHN SHREWSBURY Editor BOB ABRAHAMS
with Julia Somerville and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weekend Weather MICHAEL FISH
starring
Richard Harris
This powerful sequel to A Man Called Horse the English aristocrat captured by a tribe of Sioux Indians in 1825. In 1830 the Yellow Hand tribe is attacked and driven from its land by the rival Rickarees who have been bribed by a group of fur trappers.
Returning from England to his adoptive tribe, Morgan finds the Yellow Hand survivors impoverished and broken in spirit. But before he can help them to defeat their enemies, he has to undergo once again the agonising Sun Vow ritual.
Screenplay by JACK DEWITT Produced by SANDY HOWARD and RICHARD HARRIS
Directed by IRVIN KERSHNER
(First showing on British television)
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The Nabisco Wightman Cup GB v USA from the Royal Albert Hall , London
This event gives Britain's younger players a chance of international experience with 18-year-old ANNABEL CROIT and 19-year-old AMANDA BROWN both in this year's team.
Tonight's matches are the third singles and the first doubles.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
GERALD WILLIAMS , ANN JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
