Introduced by Frank Bough and Selina Scott. Joining them this morning as their guest will be Terry Scott.
Including today - The Green Goddess: Diana Moran begins the first of three special routines to help you work off those seasonal excesses. And Looking Back - a chance to relive some magical moments from the past year on Breakfast Time.

A cartoon based on Peanuts by CHARLES M. SCHULTZ
He's Your Dog Charlie Brown

The Return of Spimone

Bond Bombed

The Moonshiners
Two illegal whisky makers start a forest fire and they only just escape with their lives with Lassie's help.

Read by Cherie Lunghi for Jackanory

Ivo is the youngest son of a miller. When the old man dies, Ivo is left penniless and alone. His only friend is Puss the cat. But Puss turns out to be a very good friend.

Presenter Carol Chell Guest Fraser Wilson
Story:
The Night After Christmas by JAMES STEVENSON

A See-Saw programme

Abner Willoughby 's Return Little Joe teams up with a seaman returning home to find the fortune he buried many years before. The only problem is a thriving town has sprung up covering the cache.

Beach Vacation
A HANNA-BARBERA production

with Frances Coverdale
Weather JIM BACON

In this, the final heat of BBCtv's junior motorcycling competition, 12 riders aged between 8 and 15 have a final fling with their machines in a bid to reach the finals. The competitors are drawn from Oxfordshire,
Bedfordshire, Yorkshire,
Wales, Cheshire, Tyne and Wear, Northants, Derby and Surrey. Commentators
Peter Purves and Jack Stites Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill
(Grand Final: tomorrow 12.45)

starring David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine The Brothers Caine
Coming face to face with his half-brother, Caine stumbles into a deadly feud involving Vincent Corbino , proprietor of the infamous Barbary House saloon.
Writers STEPHEN and ELINOR KARPF Directed by HARRY HARRIS

A 24 Carrot Delight!
Yosemite Sam Scrooge , Porky Pig Cratchit and Tweety Pie Tiny Tim star in Bugs Bunny's own interpretation of A Christmas Carol. While Scrooge sees the light, hope flickers for Wile E. Coyote when he learns roadrunners hate snow....
(Repeat)

D starring
Elizabeth Taylor Frank Morgan Tom Drake and Lassie Bill , a beautiful collie dog adopted by young
Kathie Merrick as a pup, performs courageously as a 'war dog' during World War n. But, like many of his human comrades, he returns home deeply affected by his experiences.
Screenplay by UONEL HOUSER Produced by ROBERT SISK
Directed by FRED M. WILCOX
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by Richmal Crompton, adapted and told by Martin Jarvis for Jackanory.

Home-made presents, parties, snowballing, amateur theatricals - all traditional Christmas entertainment which William devises and develops in his own special way.

A new cartoon version of LEWIS CARROLL 'S classic story first shown on Russian television. With the and other voices by ESTYN GARLICK
MARTIN GRIFFITHS
DILYS PRICE, OLWEN REES Produced by B. DUBENKO and KIEV FILMS

featuring
Boy George , Jon Moss Mikey Craig , Roy Hay
Since bursting on to the British pop scene in 1982, Culture Club's impact on the charts and audiences everywhere has been as dramatic as it has been colourful. In this television special recorded at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, the group paraded a string of hits, including 'Karma kamelion', 'Victims', and 'It's a miracle'. Production JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

with Frances Coverdale Weatherman

Now You See It....
Presented by Judith Hann Kieran PrendiviUe , Peter Macann , Maggie Philbin In the season of fantasy, conjuring and magic,
Tomorrow's World explores the world of illusion and perception.
From computer graphics to holograms, our lives are full of tantalising images. So how does science help to produce illusions, and what can we learn from the tricks they play on our senses?
The programme includes a way of conjuring up high definition television pictures on a big screen, how the fantasy of a space ship is created for a new feature film, and how the latest robots can see what they are doing. And there will be a chance for viewers at home to test their colour vision and their powers of perception. Producer MARTIN MORTIMORE
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Editor CYNTHIA PAGE

Written by Ray Cameron, Barry Cryer, Kenny Everett

Kenny's Christmas show this year may go down in the annals of television history as the greatest Christmas show ever done by anyone, anywhere. It may be acclaimed as the funniest, most original and most inventive entertainment of our time... and then again, it may not!

Christmas special of the classic sitcom from 1975. The festive season falls upon HMP Slade and finds the inmates planning a jailbreak. Show more

starring Ronnie Barker in No Way Out by DICK CLEMENT and IAN LA FRENAIS featuring Brian Wilde Fulton Mackay with Richard Beckinsale Peter Vaughan
Graham Crowden
Christmas inside HM Prison Slade is celebrated in much the same way as outside -
Christmas carols, a Christmas tree and Christmas lunch ... but this year might be different.
Designer TIM GLEESON
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY
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by Agatha Christie
dramatised in three daily parts by T.R. Bowen
with Joan Hickson as Miss Marple

While the investigation centres on the Jefferson family and their entourage at the Majestic Hotel, Miss Marple's hunch about a second killing proves all too tragically justified. Then suspicion begins to focus in a quite different direction.

(For full cast see Wednesday)
(Part 3 tomorrow at 9.00 pm)
(Ceefax Subtitles)

with Frances Coverdale Weatherman

The year 1984 arrived with quite a reputation to live down. But was it really as bad as all that?
Frank Bough and Selina Scott present Review 1984.
It was the year that saw a famine in Ethiopia, a prime minister assassinated in India, Reagan re-elected in America and an attempt to blow up the British Cabinet. Sometimes the lighter moments seemed hard to find. But 1984 was also the year of the Olympic Games, of body-popping on the streets of London, and of a second child for HRH The Princess of Wales and an appearance on Jackanory for her storyteller husband. Frank and Selina look at some of the events and issues of the year through the eyes of the ordinary people who got caught up in them. They talk to a childless woman who has just welcomed her husband's child, born of a surrogate mother. Selina meets a policeman who lost his helmet on a picket-line in April, and speaks to the mayor of a Yorkshire village in trouble with the law.
Frank learns from the cox who crashed the Cambridge boat, that for him, at least, 1984 was not to be such a bad year after all. Videotape editors
NEIL ROBERTS. IAN HOWLETT Designer OLIVER BAYLDON Editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Producers
LYDIA HOWARD , MIKE BURGESS
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for the Epson Trophy
Severiano Ballesteros and Lee Trevino v
Greg Norman and Hal Sutton Seve and Lee grew up as youngsters using just one club for every shot, and believe they can beat all comers in this challenge.
Australian Greg Norman and former USPGA champion
Hal Sutton have other ideas. Introduced by Peter Alliss (Part 3 on Sunday at 11.55 pm)