in Happy Tho ' Married An RKO film

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson and Jeremy Paxman

with Pattie Coldwell
What entertained, annoyed or provoked you on last night's television? Phone Pattie on [number removed]and let her know.
(Answers to your comments ll.OOamj

Weather followed by Neighbours

Every day, the issues you are talking about are discussed by Robert Kilroy-Silk and an informed studio audience.

Weather followed by Going for Gold

Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenter Ben Thomas Guest Janet Palmer
Story: The Elephant's Child by RUDYARD KIPLING adapted by KATE COPSTICK (R) and Pinny's House by PETER FIRMIN
Pinny and the Floppy Frog (R)

with Barry Foster

Bob Wellings and Pattie Coldwell invite the programme makers whom you want to interview into the studio.
Ring them on [number removed].

Weather followed by Daytime Live with Pamela Armstrong Alan Titchmarsh and Ross Davidson
Today Jane Asher arranges a surprise party for one lucky viewer. Who will it be? What will happen? And why weren't you invited? Tune in to find out.HAW
Deputy editor SIMON SHAW Editor STEVE WEDDLE BBC Pebble Mill

with Michael Buerk
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

A new neighbour in the street bodes no good.
(For cast see page 75. Shown again tomorrow at 9. 00am)

A European general knowledge quiz hosted by Henry Kelly
This week's seven contestants have now been whittled down to five. Two of them will appear in the final round in a head-to-head confrontation to find today's winner in Going for Gold.

starring
Judy Davis Sam Neill
Sybylla Melvyn , born to poverty on an outback farm, struggles against her upbringing and her working-class values. She is determined to fulfil her life and have not just a career, but a 'brilliant' one. This moving and dramatic love story follows her years of independence and the eventful writing of her autobiographical novel which was published in Edinburgh in 1901. Screenplay by ELEANOR WHITCOMBE Based on the novel by MILES FRANKUN Produced by MARGARET FINK
Directed by GILLIAN ARMSTRONG
9 FILMS: page 30

Andy Crane - starting with:

Caterpillar Trail
with Stuart Bradley
Lazy lions in the Masai Mara, and sleepy barn owls in Aylesbury, but there's not much rest in Caterpillar Trail this week, someone's always awake.

Laurel and Hardy find it hard to make money from some talented dancers.
(R)

with Chris Burton as Prince Yubi

Benji the stray dog and Zax the guardian robot are the only friends young Prince Yubi can rely on when he becomes a refugee on earth. In today's episode he needs their help to save his personal spaceship from being stolen by his enemies.
(R)
(Part 4 tomorrow at 4.05pm)

An exciting approach to the art of making pictures with Tony Hart and Margot Wilson
Gardens
As the ping-pong ball amazes itself on being blown about, the folded ink drawings flutter by. Pot plants shelter under the cardboard conservatory as Morph exercises his green fingers. Meanwhile Chas puts a sock in it and Tony has trouble with some little people from Zurich!
Look out for your work in today's Gallery.
Director CLAIRE WINYARD
Producer CHRISTOPHER TANDY
If you are 15 or under and would like to send a picture to the Gallery, send your entry to: Hartbeat, BBCtv,
London W3 6XZ. There's a prize for any that are shown if your name, age and address are on the back. But sorry, none can be returned.
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with Roger Finn, Helen Rollason and John Craven
Newsround brings you stories of the day and explains the facts behind them.

by MARGARET MAHY dramatised by ALLAN BAKER 2: Jake's reunion with her father and his new family is not going at all well - and Bond's mission is not proving to be so easy either.
Videotape editor STAN POW Music ROGER LIMB.
BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Executive producer PAUL STONE Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE
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Presented by Angela Rippon Radio 2 provides one of tonight's teams called Two's Company who are not two, but three. Vivien Stuart captains the team and her cohorts are Roger Royle and Adrian Love.

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell Weather MICHAEL FISH

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

Join Terry live from the Television Theatre. Programme associates
NEIL SHAND , CHRIS GREENWOOD Director TOM CORCORAN Producer JON PLOWMAN
Series producer JOHN FISHER

HGV drivers Selina Scott and Jeff Banks head north of the border to sort out the style of the men of Stirling.
Caryn Franklin meets a legendary figure of the 60s who's just opened in Carnaby Street and there are baubles, bangles and beads - the best of accessories.

created by ROBERT BANKS STEWART starring John Nettles in Poison by JOHN FLETCHER with Terence Alexander
Louise Jameson Sean Arnold
Guest star Alfred Burke
A series of bizarre murders brings Jim Bergerac face to face with death.
Produced by JONATHAN ALWYN
Directed by ROBERT TRONSON (R)
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with Anne Robinson Producer VICKI MARRIOTT

by the Conservative Party (Also shown on BBC2 at 10.50pm)

with Martyn Lewis and Debbie Thrower
Regional News; Weather

with Desmond Wilcox
The first of two programmes The Darkness
Connie [text removed] , just 11 years old, happily running home having spent her Christmas money in the shops, was knocked down - and nearly killed - by a taxi in Glasgow. She needed emergency brain surgery twice in the first 24 hours; her life hung in the balance. Then she entered that near lifeless state - coma. For weeks after the operations a dedicated hospital team, her mother, her relatives, school friends, and even the pop star Shakin' Stevens, strove to break through and penetrate the silent, dark world which enclosed her. Coma is not a medical form of the Sleeping Beauty fairytale. When the victim recovers consciousness there is no magic ending, only a long - and sometimes painful -
Progress towards a full place back in the life so nearly lost. For Connie, and her devoted mother, the journey starts on the street where she was knocked down, continues in hospital and will go on for most of her life.
Research PENNY HALLOWES Film editor CHRIS MASON Director ALEX MCCALL
Producer DESMOND WILCOX BBC Scotland
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Introduced by Steve Rider and featuring tonight:
European Football: Everton v Bayern Munich
European football returns to Goodison Park tonight in a special match to celebrate the centenary of the Football League. Champions Everton meet the West German champions, Bayern Munich, who've won the European Cup three times and figured in a memorable match at Goodison in 1985. The winners will be presented with the Mercantile Credit Challenge trophy.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
International Snooker: The Tennents United Kingdom Championship
Further coverage from the quarter-finals in Preston, with STEVE DAVIS looking to retain his title, and make it four wins in a row.
Commentators TED LOWE, JACK KARNEHM, CLIVE EVERTON
Plus a report from Chester on this evening's finish to the Lombard RAC Rally, the climax to five days of the toughest driving in Britain.
Sports Personality of the Year
Don't miss the chance to cast your vote using the coupon on the opposite page. Television presentation:
Football JOHN SHREWSBURY Snooker KEITH PHILLIPS
Assistant editor GRAHAM FRY Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON