(R)

Pink Quackers, Jet Feathers Pink and Shovel (R)

Sweat Hogg Shark

(R)

(R)

William Hartston sets up an ambush for the Play Chess teams, CATHRIN and HANNAH discover the double-check, CRAIG and ALISTAIR take on the computer for the Teacher's Assurance Trophy.

(R)

Presented by the Bristol gang

with Phillip Schofield

Presenter Carol Leader Guest Stuart McGugan
Story: A House Built of Snow by JEAN MCKENZIE (R)

(R)

with Peter Barkworth

Enos and Daisy's Wedding
Written by MARTIN ROTH , MYLES WILDER Directed by TOM WOPAT

12.55 pm Regional News and Weather

with Philip Hayton
Weather MICHAEL FISH

Shane hits a raw nerve with Maria.
Written by PATREA SMALLACOMBE Directed by GREG SHEARS
(For cast see page 48. Shown again tomorrow at 10.5 am)

A See-Saw programme (R)

starring Doug McClure with John McEnery, Susan Penhaligon.

An exciting adventure fantasy from the writer of the immortal Tarzan stories. In 1916 the survivors of a British supply ship take over the German submarine that sank their vessel. While heading for a safe port they are transported to a mysterious, inhospitable island.

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(R)

Mother Goose by BRIAN CANT There's the goose who lays golden eggs
The dame who wants shapely legs
There's Mary and Billy
Who 's frankly quite silly - All at the panto today! Mrs Nosey Parker /
Priscilla Goose...ROBIN STEVENS Musical director RICHARD BROWN Percussion TONY MCVEY Woodwind MARTIN FRITH
Designer GARY WILLIAMSON
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer SHARON MILLER

by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by JOAN EADINGTON
Has Dad found out about the plans for the secret anniversary party? (For cast see page 102)

with Terry Nutkins Nick Davies and Chris Packham
Which animal has the biggest eyes? How much does an ant weigh? Which bird dives as deep as a submarine?
Try to stump Terry, Nick and Chris by asking them a question they can't answer. Ron the tarantula and Stephen the chameleon prove that so-called horrible creatures can be fascinating Executive producer MIKE BEYNON Producer PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol
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by DAVID ANGUS
A nice summer's day, and it's time for Grange Hill 's first great fun run. It's not supposed to be a race, but Banksie and Mr Kennedy have other ideas. This week's cast:
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer RONALD SMEDLEY
Director MARGIE BARBOUR (R)

A Newsround/Drugwatch special
A follow-up to Grange Hill's story of Zammo McGuire and his serious problem with drugs.
Presented by John Craven and Nick Ross Grange Hill is just a story. but the drugs problem is all too real. Most people don't mess around with them, but still need to know why and how to just say no to drugs.
With members of the Grange Hill cast in the studio, this programme launched the hit record they made of the song 'Just say no'.
(R)
For free factsheet send an sae to: [address removed]
A helpline is open from 5.35 until 9.0 pm on [number removed] (London) [number removed] (Scotland)
(Ceefax subtitles)

Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton present the latest pictures, stories and events from Britain and around the world
Weather Ian McCaskill

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

by JON WATKINS starring
William Gaunt and Patricia Garwood
In spite of the fact that the Crabtrees decide to spend the festive season away, they all eventually realise that at Christmas there really is No Place Like Home.
Designer GARRY FREEMAN Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)

by Gilly Fraser.
'Love's all very well, but what you're going to need now is good, old-fashioned money'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Featuring highlights from some of their most successful Christmas shows, in which one of the great comedy duos of our time appears with a glittering galaxy of stars:
Michael Aspel, Richard Baker, Shirley Bassey, Frank Bough, Ian Carmichael, Robert Dougall, Fenella Fielding, Glenda Jackson, Philip Jenkinson, Jack Jones, Penelope Keith, Cliff Michelmore, Marian Montgomery, Patrick Moore, Barry Norman, Michael Parkinson, Andre Previn, Eric Porter, Angela Rippon, Eddie Waring, Richard Whitmore, Peter Woods
(R)

with Julia Somerville and Andrew Harvey; Regional News; Weather

starring Jeremy Kemp and Larry Lamb
Screenplay by KEITH WATERHOUSE from the book by ANTHONY DELANO
When escaped train robber Ronnie Biggs is discovered in Rio in 1974, it's a major scoop for the Daily Express, but Scotland Yard also wants in on the action. A deal is struck and the press corps and police go after 'Britain's most wanted man'.
Designer TIM HARVEY
Film editor ROBIN SALES Cameraman NAT CROSBY
Script editor MARTYN AUTY Producer GRAHAM BENSON
Director JAMES CELLAN JONES
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* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Eustace and Dorrie Edgehill have decided to leave Samola, a British protectorate in the Pacific. After his latest bright idea, no one is likely to give him a job now. Or are they? Show more

A personal choice by Barry Norman reflects on 1986's outstanding releases and chooses his ten favourite films. These are just some of the contenders: A Chorus Line, Jagged Edge, Out of Africa, Mona Lisa, Down and Out in Beverly Hills and Room With a View. Which would you choose?

He also picks out those awful moments from the movies and assesses the trends and tastes of the year.

continuing a series of acclaimed films introduced by Barry Norman.
Tonight starring Walter Pidgeon Anne Francis and Robby the Robot
AD 2200: a space cruiser lands on the planet Altair-4, apparently inhabited only by Dr Morbius, his daughter and their faithful servant Robby the Robot. But the planet has a deadly secret which the mysterious Morbius is very reluctant to reveal.... Based loosely on Shakespeare's The Tempest, this influential classic has left its mark on many later science fiction films.
Screenplay by CYRIL HUME
Produced by NICHOLAS NAYFACK Directed by FRED MCLEOD WILCOX
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