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Presenting the optimistic, indestructible panther.
Today: Extinct Pink; Science Friction; Pink Paradise (R)

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman
News summaries on the hour and half hour.
The latest sports news and comment from Bob Wilson Timetable:
Regional news and travel at 7.15,7.45, 8.15
Weather with Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55,8.25

A See-Saw programme
Lots of things growing today potatoes, flowers and huge turnips!
With Carol Chell and Don Spencer
(R)

Patterns moving, patterns changing, patterns dancing everywhere
Presenter Carol Leader Guest Fred Harris Story: Helpers by SHIRLEY HUGHES (R)

(R)

Introduced by Steve Rider

Including at 1.00 One O'Clock News
with Martyn Lewis and the latest from the Election campaign.
Weather

Timetable*
10.10 Rugby Union; 10.45 Cricket; 1.00 News and Weather; 1.30 Golf; 2.0 Cricket; 3.0 Golf; 4.30 Cycling
* Timings are subject to alteration

International Golf: The Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship
Rodger Davis's successor should be known by 4.30 - it may even be Rodger himself - but it took a play-off last time with Des Smyth to make a happy budgie out of the Australian.

International One-day Cricket for the Texaco Trophy: England v Pakistan
Edgbaston for the third match.

World Cup Rugby Union
Japan v USA is not the main feature - that's Ireland v Wales - but it may be worth a look.

Cycling
The Milk Race is one week old today. A look back at the stories so far and ahead to the final day, live on Grandstand next Saturday.

with Martyn Lewis and the latest from the Election campaign.
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

The traditional spring Bank Holiday look at the world of Walt Disney films. Films include:
Flight of the Navigator,
The Aristocats,
The Rescuers,
Jungle Book,
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Back pages:102

Bank Holiday Special
Jimmy Savile presents some of the highlights from his 1986 series which viewers have asked to see again.
Film editors vic VINE . DENIS HAYES Director MICHAEL LEGGO Producer ROGER ORDISH 0 BACK PAGES: 102

1968
Flower power fades and violence takes over in the year that many remember as a time of protest.
The news - the Vietcong launch the Tet offensive,
France reaches the brink of civil war, the Russians invade Czechoslovakia, Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy are assassinated and students demonstrate around the world.
The music - Manfred Mann The Alan Price Set The Rolling Stones
Julie Driscoll , Brian Auger and the Trinity
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Janis Joplin , Big Brother and the Holding Company Oliver Tobias and Paul Nicholas Cream
The Jimi Hendrix Experience The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band Videotape editor DAVE RIXON Producer SUE MALLINSON (R)

Terry hosts the second part of his celebration of the golden years of British film.
Among his special guests tonight are
Stewart Granger
Sir John Mills and Norman Wisdom
Programme associate NEIL SHAND Director JOHN BIRKIN
Producer JON PLOWMAN
Series producer JOHN FISHER

starring
Bob Monkhouse
More exciting prizes to be won on television's bingo quiz show as four hopeful contestants compete for the chance of a dream holiday when one of them wins the final round of Bob's Full House. Game devised by TERRY MARDELL and DAVID MOORE
Programme associate COLIN EDMONDS
Lighting FRED WRIGHT Sound JOHN DELANY Director GEOFF MILES Producer
BRIAN WHITEHOUSE
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with Cynthia Rhodes
By night Tony Manero is a bartender in a rock-orientated night club. By day he teaches jazz dance classes.
Both are simply jobs to the ambitious Tony, who wants to be a Broadway star. Travolta followed up his Saturday Night Fever success with this lively sequel about the young dancer's rise to fame and fortune. With music by Frank Stallone and the Bee Gees, the movie unites the star with writer and director Sylvester Stallone.
Written by SYLVESTER STALLONE and NORMAN WEXLER
Produced by ROBERT STIGWOOD and SYLVESTER STALLONE
Directed by SYLVESTER STALLONE 0 FILMS: page 26 and BACK PAGES: 102
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Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey present the latest news from the campaign trail, plus all the other national and international news of the day. Regional News Weather

A gala celebration of the 100th anniversary of Hollywood from the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, attended by over 100 stars, including June Allyson, Charles Bronson, Angie Dickinson, Clint Eastwood, Katharine Hepburn, Dustin Hoffman, Liza Minnelli, Gregory Peck, Ginger Rogers, Martin Sheen, Lana Turner, Robert Wagner and Loretta Young.
Plus film-clip tributes to choreographer Busby Berkeley, ladies of the silver screen, stunt men and the wartime Hollywood canteen.
(Ceefax subtitles)