Make the most of the last day of 1985 with Frank Bough and Selina Scott - join them for the Christmas Present Swap and a host of special features for younger viewers. Including this morning:
Denise Robertson opens the Junior Advice Line at 7.32, joined an hour or so later by Sally Hawkins for their regular Advice Line phone-in; Titch's Pitch - join
Alan Titchmarsh in his garden for seasonal advice;
Glynn Christian is on hand with lots of New Year ideas.

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Did you know that scratching records can make them sound better? Find out how with the Cardiff gang.

Time stands still in the city as the Fox strikes again.

Bill Hartston sets up the chessmen for more complete games, all ending in checkmate.

by Oliver Postgate
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Presenter Carol Leader Guest Stuart McGugan
Story: The New Year's Eve Party by SHARON MILLER

The Murderous Missile
Burrogone seems a pleasant little town but, as Diana learns, the people are a little funny and will insist on your staying....
Written by DICK NELSON (R)

Part 2
Another chance to see highlights of the Montreux Rock Festival
Presented by Noel Edmonds who talks to Boy George about his career.
Starring Philip Bailey
Culture Club, Dead or Alive Elton John and Millie Jackson , Howard Jones
Kenny Loggins , Shakatak Talk Talk and Paul Young

with Frances Coverdale
News Headlines with subtitles Weather News IAN MCCASKILL

Harry Carpenter recalls the rise of boxing's new hero. The Clones Cyclone - World Champion
Barry McGuigan wears the dove of peace on his shorts, but there's nothing peaceful about the way he fights.
In 1985 he went from being Britain's most promising boxer to World Champion. Early in the year he had his most searching examination ever when he took on JUAN LAPORTE in Belfast. It was a test he had to pass and he did. The McGuigan camp then threw down the challenge to EUSEBIO PEDROZA, world featherweight champion. London's Loftus Road was chosen as the venue and 25,000 fanatical Irishmen made the trip to see their man.
Assistant producer CHARLES BALCHIN Producer BOB DUNCAN

featuring Torvill and Dean Robin Cousins
The Protopopovs
The 1985 World Professional Figure-Skating Championships from Washington, USA The dazzling list of competitors includes:
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean the 1984 World, Olympic and European Figure Skating Champions. Now ending a highly successful professional year. Robin Cousins the 1980 Olympic and European Men's Champion.
Ludmila and Oleg Protopopov the husband-and-wife team considered to he the greatest exponents of pair skating in the history of the sport. Scott Hamilton
1984 Olympic Champion and for four years the US and World Figure Skating Champion.
Dorothy Hamill the former Olympic, World and US Ladies Figure Skating Champion.
Judy Blumberg and Michael Seibert for five years the US Ice Dance Champions. Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner for five years the US Pairs Champions and World Champions in 1979. Commentator Alan Weeks Produced in association with TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL BBC production team
DAVID PICKTHALL. LIZ GLADWELL Producer PETER HYLTON CLEAVER (Further coverage tomorrow 2 0 pm)

This cinematic landmark charts the passionate love story of Rhett Butler and Southern belle, Scarlett O'Hara, set against the bloodshed and turmoil of the American Civil War and its aftermath. Its vivid depiction of the war set a standard seldom equalled on screen. Based on MARGARET MITCHELL 'S epic novel, the film made Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh into legends for their stunning portrayal of one of the cinema's great romances.
Screenplay by SIDNEY HOWARD Produced by DAVID O. SELZNICK Directed by VICTOR FLEMING
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with Frances Coverdale Weather News

by Bill Lyons.
'Mark's in Southend, Arthur - it's on the postmark. We've gotta go down and look for him'.
This issue's cast: [see below]
(Ceefax Subtitles)

starring
Yul Brynner Eli Wallach
Steve McQueen Horst Buchholz
Charles Bronson
Robert Vaughn
Brad Dexter
The Mexican village of Ixcatlan is constantly being raided by Calvera and his marauding bandits. In desperation the villagers decide to hire a group of professional gunfighters - the Magnificent Seven.
In this famous Western Yul Brynner leads the seven in their heroic fight against the wily Calvera.
Screenplay by WALTER NEWMAN Produced and directed by JOHN STURGES
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with Frances Coverdale
Weather News

by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson starring Wilfrid Brambell as Albert and Harry H. Corbett as Harold, with Leon Eagles.
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Locked away in the Television Theatre, Terry asks a few friends to come along to the aid of the party: 'New Year's Eve, and some 150 editions of Wogan have dispersed into the ether and are, even as we speak, mingling with the stars high up in the heavens. There were those who said it wouldn't last; well,.we've shown them, my mother and I, we're still there, grimly hanging on. Of course, New Year's Eve is a dreadful time to do a live TV show, because I can't be at home watching Andy Stewart retiring once more, but there we are - that's showbiz.'
Director KEVIN BISHOP . Sound
LEN SHOREY. Producer PETER ESTALL

starring Jane Powell Howard Keel with Jeff Richards Russ Tamblyn Tommy Rail
This exuberant multi-million-dollar box-office success won an Oscar for its musical score which includes 'Bless yore beautiful hide', 'Goin' co'rtin' and 'Sobbin' women'.
In Oregon in 1860, farmer
Adam Pontipee returns from a visit to town with a wife,
Milly. What he has omitted to tell her is that he also has six unruly bachelor brothers! The Brides:
The Brothers:
Screenplay by ALBERT HACKETT FRANCES GOODRICH and DOROTHY KINGSLEY
Based on the story The Sobbin'
Women by STEPHEN VINCENT BENET Lyrics by JOHNNY MERCER Music by GENE DE PAUL
Produced by JACK CUMMINGS Director STANLEY DONEN
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