starts your day with news, sport, weather and travel available to all viewers.

in Art in the Raw
Directed by HARRY SWEET
An RKO film

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson Jeremy Paxman and Pamela Armstrong
Regular political analysis from James Cox

Presenting the optimistic, indestructible panther who is permanently in-the-pink and the Inspector in a triple helping of comic fantasy. (R)

But first this ... something a little different - a sort of magazine between the programmes with Simon Potter. News from the music world, latest fashions, films, videos, hobbies, together with your questions and ideas.
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Starting with:

Boss Cat: TC Minds the Baby
(R)

A different approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart
Joanna Kirk and Morph Sport (R)

But first.... your birthday greetings with Simon Potter followed by Play School
Presenter Carol Leader
Guests Andrew Secombe Simon Davies
Story: The Brush Man by MARGARET JOY (R) and The Perishers
Kennel (R)

with pupils from
Twyford Church of England High School
Producer RALPH ROLLS

But first this ... your summertime magazine between the programmes including
Zorro's Fighting Legion A classic eight-part serial 3: Descending Doom
Zorro searches the mine for evidence against the treacherous Don del Oro. He is surprised and left to face a cataclysmic fate.
Directed by WILLIAM WHITNEY and JOHN ENGLISH
A REPUBLIC serial (For cast see page 54)
Cartoon

A series of six programmes

Home video-makers often find themselves unintentionally making 'blue movies'. Sue Robbie explains how to avoid this, and, with help from home video-makers, suggests ways of improving early efforts.
(R) (e)
(Part 2 tomorrow at 11.35am)
Info: page 77

with Mitch Vogel as Jamie The Twenty-Sixth Grave The Cartwrights become involved with a strange plan to prove the truth of a newspaper editor's accusation that a government official is guilty of corruption and murder. Written by STANLEY ROBERTS Directed by LEO PENN (R)

with Philip Hayton
Weather IAN MCCASKILL

Mike finds a home. Daphne makes an announcement which leaves Shane speechless.
This week's cast:
Written by SALLY WEBB , ROGER MOULTON DAVID O'BRIEN , PETER CONNAH Directed by MAX VARNEL , ANDREW FRIEDMAN

A two-part film which chronicles the beginnings of the Christian church through the lives of two men.
1: Four years after the death of Jesus, Judaea remains under the iron grip of Rome. His tiny band of followers are forced to meet in secret; his teachings face extinction in a hostile world that treats them as blasphemers.
Two men come forward: one is Peter the fisherman, apostle of Jesus; the other is
Saul Paulus of Tarsus, devout orthodox Jew and energetic persecutor of the new teachings. They begin as mortal enemies ...
Written by CHRISTOPHER KNOPF Directed by ROBERT DAY
Produced by STAN HOUGH (R) (Part 2 is tomorrow at 1.50pm)

Pigeons
Pigeons have been kept by man for centuries. Hundreds of varieties have been bred from the common pigeon and are now exhibited at 'fancy' pigeon shows.
Marian Foster visits
Mike Knaggs , winner of many top awards and owner of one of the largest private pigeon lofts in the country. His sons - Richard and David show Brian Watkins the simple way to keep pigeons.
Produced by ANDREW MEIKLE
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Midlands (R)

with Andrew Harvey - and Jennifer Gray of the Amateur Swimming Association.
(R) (e)
(Part 8 tomorrow at 3.45pm)

Phillip Schofield - starting with:

Lassie: Flock of Love
Lassie helps a group of retired pensioners to find a new interest in living.
(R)

A cartoon serial story based on the world famous books by Hugh Lofting about the good doctor who can talk with animals.

The doctor and his friends are captured by the warrior-king, but Tommy and the young prince make friends.
(R)

with Roger Finn, Helen Rollason and John Craven
What's happening today in the world? The Newsround team bring you the big stories of the day and explain the facts behind them.

The Spy Museum by DOROTHY SMITH
Today Mark Curry enters the maximum security barracks of the Intelligence Corps, hidden away in the Kent countryside, and finds a tiny museum which contains some of the most amazing spy stories ever told.
Directed by ROB BENFIELD (R)

Yabba-dabba-doo!
The Rolls Rock Caper
Fred and Barney's trip to fetch some ice cream turns out to be more interesting than they imagined, when they meet television sleuth, Aaron Boulder.
A HANNA-BARBERA production

Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey present the latest pictures, stories and events from
Britain and around the world. Weather MICHAEL FISH

John Stapleton
Lucy Meacock and Steve Clark bring you all tonight's headlines from London and the south east, and the interviews that will make tomorrow's talking points.
Plus all the day's sport from Michael Wale
Editor RACHEL ATTWELL

Selina Scott takes up residence in Terry's chair for conversation, music and surprises.
Programme associates
NEIL SHAND. CHRIS GREENWOOD Director TOM CORCORAN Producer JON PLOWMAN
Series producer JOHN FISHER

Valentine's Day
Love might make the world go round, but it certainly doesn't get Charlie Moore through a lecture he has prepared on the turbulent 60s. It seems that on this special day everyone in Fillmore High is letting their heart rule their head ...
Written by GARY GILBERT Directed by ART DIELHENN

1978
The year the unions flex their muscles and reject the Labour Government's five per cent pay policy.
The news: 90 years of white rule end in Rhodesia; radio broadcasts begin from the House of Commons. There's trouble in Japan over the opening of Narita Airport and the French air traffic controllers' strike causes holiday chaos. The printing of Times newspapers ceases and anti-Shah demonstrations reach epic proportions in Iran. The music: Kate Bush , Tom Robinson , Blondie, The Jam The Boomtown Rats, Police
Ian Dury and the Blockheads Videotape editor DAVE RIXON Producer SUE MALUNSON

written by JOHN KANE starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
Studio lighting TONY ESCOTT
Sound supervisor RICKY METCALF Designer STEPHEN TALBOT
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW Produced by ROBIN NASH * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with Julia Somerville and Andrew Harvey
Regional News; Weather

Second of two programmes Cut Me and I Bleed
The second part of Elvis's life was a perfect sine wave of peaks and troughs. From the despair of his mother's death and the tedium of army life, he rediscovered joy with teenager Priscilla Beaulieu , and returned to the recording studio on better form than ever. But he began years of increasingly gutless movies, becoming a commodity with diminishing dollar value. In 1968, drawing on all his courage, Elvis made a TV special which showed him to be still so good a rocker that even he was shocked. A glorious period followed as he revelled in live performance again, but divorce, isolation and his own dark side began to overwhelm him, and the man who had it all seemed to run out of possibilities. Narrator Suzi Quatro
('Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii. tomorrow at 10.50pm)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Hugh Masekela
African trumpeter
Hugh Masekela has recently been in the limelight touring with Paul Simon. This concert was recorded with his band at the SOB's club in New York, with music reflecting their varied influences. Introduced by Anne Nightingale
Director ALAN RAVENSCROFT
TV presentation TOM CORCORAN (R)