with Selina Scott and Nick Ross
Children in Need: Breakfast Time joins the Terry Wogan show to find out about this year's appeal.

Day 8: Alternate Nostril
Breathing and Scalp Tugs Director PAULA GILDER
Producer PETER RAMSDEN

with Magnus Magnusson Neville Cohen (lecturer) The Lake District
David Hatton (chemical plant manager) Life of Nelson Colin Graham (bus driver)
Roman history 133 BC-AD 14 Ella Thompson (housewife) Life and missionary voyages of St Paul
Director LAURENCE VULLIAMY
Producer ROGER MACKAY

with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather JIM BACON
12.57 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial
Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

Marian Foster and Paul Coia enter into the spirit of the BBC Children in Need appeal with music by English Air, The Fine Arts Brass Ensemble and a host of children.

A See-Saw programme

The Wallace Collection
The unique collection of art treasures in this famous
London museum was formed over a period of 150 years by an eccentric English family who collected works of art just because they were pleasing.
Editor DAVID THOMAS Director ANNE JAMES

Bill Norman is an ichthyologist, he's also the son of a millionaire who disapproves of his fishy pursuits. In order to win his father over he makes a bet -he'll deliver milk for a month in return for financial backing for an expedition. If things aren't complicated enough, Bill falls for Sheila, one of the customers on his round and wherever she goes, trouble follows close behind....
Screenplay by BERT GRANET Directed by BEN HOLMES Produced by ROBERT SISK
• FILMS: page 31
3.48 Regional News

Presenter Sheelagh Gilbey Guests Peter Maddocks Lionel Morton
Story: The Sneezing Whale by PETER MADDOCKS

Read by Brian Cant

with Chris Burton as Prince Yubi
In today's episode Benji and Zax have to watch over the Prince constantly. Even the friendliest humans could be enemies.
Director JOE CAMP
Executive producers JOSEPH BARBERA and MARGARET LOESCH

A new approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart and Gabrielle Bradshaw
11: Backwards, Forwards and Sideways
Designer STEPHEN TALBOT
Assistant producer JANE TARLETON Producer CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON If you are 15 or under and would like to send a picture to the Gallery, send your entry to
Hartbeat, BBC Television Centre, London [Postcode removed]

Hosted by Stu Francis with special guest stars Keith Harris , Limahl Touch, Yurie Yonya also featuring
Sara Hollamby and Ling Tai Helping contestants in the celebrity final are weather people Ian McCaskill and Wincey Willis. Script by GRAHAM DEYKIN , WALLY MALSTON Musical director BARRY FRANCIS Sound NEIL SADWICK
Lighting NIGEL WRIGHT Designer ROGER HARRIS Director TONY NEWMAN Producer PAUL CIANI

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

London Plus, Spotlight
South Today, Points West Look East, Look North North West Tonight Midlands Today

Terry Wogan introduces a live, star-studded evening of entertainment on BBC1. With guest presenter Joanna Lumley reporting on the progress of this year's Appeal as telephone pledges pour in. And Sue Cook introducing stories from BBC television and radio studios around the country. Children in Need exists to help deprived or handicapped children throughout the country.
Every penny raised goes in direct help to the children. Over El million has been distributed to children since last year's Appeal and tonight's programmes include reports on the wide variety of projects that were given help during 1984.
Phone in with your pledge, make a donation to help children who are deprived or handicapped, and join in the fun which includes:
Jim'll Fix It
Jimmy Savile OBE looks back at some of his favourite moments from last year.
Blankety Blank starring Les Dawson
Trying to match the contestants' blanks are this week's guests: Cheryl Baker, Keith Harris, Finola Hughes, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Mike Reid, Mollie Sugden Produced in association with MARK GOODSON and TALBOT TV LTD Questions by NEVILLE GURNHILL, MIKE RADFORD Sound LAURIE TAYLOR
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI Director DAVID TAYLOR Producer JOHN BISHOP
Plus Terry Wogan's star guests at the Television Centre in London and in studios around the country. Telephone numbers: page 93

with JuUa Somerville and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weekend Weather JIM BACON

Terry Wogan , Joanna Lumley and Sue Cook introduce the second part of the evening's entertainment on BBC1, with BBC celebrities contributing to the fun and helping this year's appeal.
All BBC television and radio studios throughout the country are 'on air' to receive your pledges and to bring reports on how the appeal is progressing.
Six of the Best
Bernard Falk introduces an exclusive film about the Walton Sextuplets who celebrated their first birthday last Sunday.
They are the world's only all-girl sextuplets and BBC cameras were there to follow their progress from the earliest days right through to the birthday party itself. Written and directed by BERNARD FALK
Film cameraman
CHRIS CALLERY Sound engineer
ANDY WHETSTONE
Editor TOBY WALLJS
A Falkman production
That's Life
Esther Rantzen with some of the classic films from 11 years of That's Life including:
'The Pets' Soccer Match' referee Kieran Prendiville 'The Driving Dog' with Chris Serle
'The Rugby Star' (age 2) with Bill Buckley and a report on the progress of liver transplant patient Ben Hardwick
Assistant producers BRYHER SCUDAMORE SHAUN WOODWARD
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor JOHN MORRELL
Organisations wishing to apply for grants from this year's appeal are invited to write to: BBC [address removed]
For the national regions the addresses are:
WALES: [address removed]
SCOTLAND: [address removed]
N IRELAND: [address removed]
11.30* News Headlines followed by Children in Need
The Last Lap
Terry Wogan , Joanna Lumley and Sue Cook introduce the final part of this year's appeal with celebrities and BBC reporters providing entertainment and progress reports from BBC radio and television studios throughout the country.
Phone in with your pledge, send your postal order or cheque to: [address removed]
^"Star Reporters tell how your money helped children last year.
Frank Bruno Sarah Greene Paul Heiney Stu Francis Doc Cox
Hannah Gordon Keith Harris and Orville
A Celebrities
Kenny Everett Cleo Roccos Roy Kinnear Pam Ayres
Lulu Jan Francis
Paul Nicholas
Bob Monkhouse Val Doonican Su Pollard
Jimmy Perry Felix Bowness Esther Rantzen Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell Doc Cox
Michael Groth Bernard Falk
Bernie Winters Beryl Reid Roy Castle
Nicholas Lyndhurst David Jason
Leonard Pearce Tessa Sanderson Roger Whitaker Spike Milligan
The Walton Sextuplets
Children in Need - Six of the Best BBC1, 9.25 pm