with Frank Bough and Debbie Greenwood
As the BBC's annual Children in Need appeal gets underway, Joanna Lumley joins the team to unveil what's in store. Timetable:
News on the hour and half hour read by Sue Carpenter
Weather with Francis Wilson at 6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55
Nationwide news, weather and travel at
6.57, 7.27, 7.57, 8.27
Sports news at 7.20, 8.20 Including this morning:
Save Our Soccer -
Emlyn Hughes with more ways to improve the image of British football; Lynn Faulds Wood presents Danger Watch at
8.15;
Glynn's Barrow - weekend shopping and price advice from Glynn Christian;
Alan Titchmarsh answers your weekend gardening queries on [number removed]. Plus Steve Blacknell with his round-up of pop news.

Presenter Chloe Ashcroft Guest Ben Thomas
Story: The King Who Liked Jellies by JULIA MICHAELS
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Musicians WILL HILL, PHIL TODD Graphics
JOANNA ISLES, OLIVER ELMS Directors
BRIAN LITTLE. CHRISTINE HEWITT
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

with Frances Coverdale and Moira Stuart
News Headlines with subtitles

Weather News JOHN KETTLEY

with Magnus Magnusson
Marion Foster , Paul Coia and the Pebble Mill team who carry on with the fund-raising for the Children in Need appeal where Joanna Lumley left off at Breakfast Time.
Emlyn Hughes and snooker star Steve Davis are among the guests.

A See-Saw programme. (R)

by Michael Bond (R)

with Antony Johns
In this programme Antony 'has a go' at karate, but his hands and feet need a bit more practice at getting into the right shape!
Musical director ALLAN ROGERS Designer MICHAEL TREVOR Produced and directed by PIPPA DYSON
0 BACK PAGES: 103

Yogi and Boo Boo move house, only to find a big bad wolf is waiting.
(R)

with Bill Homewood and Bill Pertwee
On the trail of this week's double agent are teams from Leamington Spa and South Croydon.
Who is Rorie McKapot and why does he do most of his spying at night? All will be revealed this afternoon.

The adventures of the Monster family of Loch Ness.
With the voices of Susan Sheridan, Peter Hawkins
(R)

with Roy Castle Fiona Kennedy and Julian Farino
Julian takes to the high seas with a world record breaker, while Fiona has a guided tour of the world's most expensive miniature doll's house, and darts ace
Keith Deller sets his sights on a record that has stood for over 13 years.
Studio director SALLY FRASER Producer MICHAEL FORTE

Episode 10 by ROSEMARY MASON
There is a new pupil in El - Henry the mannequin - and he does nothing but make trouble for Gonch. (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Presented by Angela Rippon The navy are on dry land tonight where Angela is the commander over a team from the Royal Naval College in Greenwich and a team from the Sunderland Quiz League.

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell followed by Weather News

Starring Les Dawson as the host of the comedy quiz game everyone can play at home. Special guests this week are: Arthur English, Shirley Anne Field, Liz Fraser, Rolf Harris, Sue Lloyd

Produced in association with Mark Goodson and Talbot TV Ltd
(Ceefax subtitles)

Terry Wogan and Sue Cook host the annual fundraising appeal for needy children all over the country.

Terry Wogan with more celebrity guests taking your calls and joining in the fun. Sue Cook brings you the latest total and looks at events in your area.
John Craven has news of your pledges as the appeal gains momentum.
For details of how you can help, and how Children in Need can help you: see page 87

with John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey
Weekend Weather News JOHN KETTLEY

Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and John Craven introduce the second part of this evening's entertainment on BBC1 with celebrities contributing to the fun and taking your telephone pledges.
All TV and radio stations throughout the country are on air to receive your pledges and bring reports on how the appeal is progressing. Watching in Europe?
Chris Serle is in the EEC studio to report on how cable viewers abroad are reacting to the appeal.

Terry Wogan hosts the annual fundraising appeal to raise money to help deprived children all over the country.

Esther Rantzen joins the team to bring some remarkable stories on film and in the studio of young people who have shown extraordinary courage and determination: 0 the brave Lancashire boy who lost both legs, aged 3. Now, aged 5, he's been through six pairs of artificial limbs and has an amazing turn of speed round the school gym
●the Surrey blind girl who rides bikes and horses and refuses to be anything but normal
0 the Essex boy who rescued his family just before the car blew up.

The Pledges Pour In
Terry Wogan , Sue Cook and John Craven with more entertainment and the latest news from TV and radio stations from Stornoway to Jersey, Belfast to Brussels. As the phone-lines heat up, you the viewer take part in your programme.
Help Us Lick Them!
Last year EW,000 was raised from sales of the special Children in Need First Day Cover. Send cheque or PO for £3 to: [address removed]

11.55 The Last Lap
Joanna Lumley joins Terry Wogan and Sue Cook for the final part of the appeal. As midnight approaches, the pledging continues in a bid to beat last year's record Grand Total. Local Radio stations and regional TV stations vie with each other to get that little bit ahead; and it's the time of night when the fun all around the country takes on a spontaneous air of merriment.