in Rhythm Wranglers
An RKO film

with John Stapleton and Kirsty Wark
Reports from Mark Easton Bill Neely , Anita Findley
Caroline Righton , Gail Foley and James Cox

Weather followed by Open Air with Eamonn Holmes
(Answers to your comments 11.00am)

with Robert Kilroy-Silk

Weather followed by Going for Gold

Andy Crane with programme news and birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenters Mike Amatt
Janet Palmer , Carol Chell Story: Caterpillars Only
Crawl by PETER CHARLTON and The Wombles by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by Bernard Cribbins (R)

with Elly Wilkie

Weather followed by Open Air with Pattie Coldwell and Eamonn Holmes Ring [number removed]or write to: Open Air
PO Box 27, Oxford Road, Manchester M60 1SJ

Weather followed by Daytime Live with Alan Titchmarsh and Judi Spiers
Celebrate Dydd Gwyl
Dewi - Saint David's Day to you, and join Simon Potter live from the valleys.

with Michael Buerk Weather BILL GILES

Dan and Edna tie the knot in a 30s-style wedding, but the joyful day is short-lived for Madge.
(For cast see page 36. Shown again at 5.35pm)

Hosted by Henry Kelly
With six contestants left, who is going to be today's winner? As usual the first four to win through the Teaser Round will have to
'beat the buzzer'.

starring
Lest the Truth Be Known
Laura leads Mack closer to the person behind Apolune, but St Claire threatens the life of her children if she talks. Another man enters Cathy's life and it means trouble.
Written by RONALD COWAN and DANEL UPMAN
Directed by LARRY ELIKANN

starring
Sick House
When Valerie falls victim to the flu she discovers just how much the boys have to learn about fending for themselves. Written by JACE RICHDALE
Directed by ASAAD KELADA (R)

Keeping the elements at bay - today Selina Scott,
Jeff Banks and Caryn Franklin are outward bound with a report on how to look after yourself in the great outdoors. Patsy Kensit is dressed by Bruce Oldfield for the new Clothes Show
Magazine out later this month. There's something for older ladies and a start at sifting through the thousands of photos sent in to the model competition. Producer ROGER CASSTLES BBC Pebble Mill

Andy Crane - starting with Doodle
... find out who he is, meet cartoon characters Touche
Turtle, Bulwinkle, Mr Hiccup and the Plonsters, and see what children around the country are doodling. Music MICHAEL OMER Exectutive producer
THERESA PLUMMER ANDREWS Producer ROY MILAN]
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My Friends, the Inventor (R)

Illustrated by JENNY WILLIAMS and Jam illustrated by HELEN CRAIG Read for Jackanory by Liza Goddard
Two picture books written by MARGARET MAHY (R)

Batty Bear (R)

with Terry Nutkins Nick Davies and Chris Packham
Imagine having eyes on your hands or ears on your feet.
This week's show will really move your senses.
Believe it or not, there's a fish that blows itself up, an exploding beetle - even a kangaroo convicted for speeding! Also, make sure your teddy bear tunes in - he's in for a big surprise! Producers
ALASTAIR FOTHERGILL. PAUL APPLEBY BBC Bristol

A series of 20 programmes Episode 17 by BARRY PURCHESE
Robbie plucks up courage to ask Calley out and Ziggy goes babysitting, with some surprising results. This week's cast:
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Script editors
ANTHONY MINGHELLA. LEIGH JACKSON Associate producer DAVID LEONARD Producer RONALD SMEDLEY Director JOHN SMITH
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with Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton
Weather MICHAEL FISH

with Frank Bough
Take a trip to Bermuda ... Very much island-bound, guest reporter
Robert Kilroy-Silk dons the long shorts for a look at one of Britain's last colonies. The tiny group of Atlantic islands that are a unique mixture of American brashness and cool British reserve.
Bill Buckley also goes British island hopping, this time donning a jumper. Shetland, a naturalist's paradise, where all four seasons can be experienced during a five-minute car journey.
And Anne Gregg finds the quieter and cheaper corners of the island of Corfu by living taverna-style.
Series producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN
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by Tony McHale.
"Another bout like the last one Ange then it'll be the great saloon bar in the sky."
Short Story: page 14 and Competition: page 60
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Emlyn Hughes and Bill Beaumont line up with Wimbledon champion Jo Durie , rugby union's Robert Jones , Liverpool striker
John Aldridge and show jumper Malcolm Pyrah with questionmaster
David Coleman and No 2 in this year's viewers' competition. Producer MIKE ADLEY BBC Manchester
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The Tale of the Pregnant Male Narrated by David Attenborough
Some mothers don't 'ave 'em.
In seahorses it's the male that becomes pregnant and suffers the trauma of giving birth. And that's only a start to the bizarre behaviour of seahorses.
Written and produced by NEIL NIGHTINGALE
Photography RODGER JACKMAN Film editor CHRIS WADE
Series producer DILYS BREESE
Thereisacomplementaryarticlein the March issue of 'BBC Wildlife' available from newsagents, £1.20.
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with Martyn Lewis and Philip Hayton Regional News Weather

by Malcolm McKay
'You're at war. You've always been at war and you always will be. They just give you enough comfort so you won't notice.' Hidden beneath the airbase the elite F-111 pilots live in a secret fantasy world as they wait, primed for the ultimate war game of World War Three. The arrival of the delicious Lieutenant Madeline Kohler detonates a chain reaction of deep rooted antagonism that explodes with cataclysmic consequences.

BBC Pebble Mill
FEATURE: page 12
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Presented by Barry Norman
Barfly: Mickey Rourke stars as a drunken down-and-out poet who meets up with fellow alcoholic Faye Dunaway. The story centres round a bar in a seedy area of Los Angeles.
Barry Norman makes his video choice. New releases in March include the horror film The Fly, La Bamba, and Prick Up Your Ears, starring Gary Oldman as Joe Orton.

recorded earlier this evening at St David 's Hall, Cardiff. A uniquely Welsh musical celebration on the feast day of the patron saint of Wales. With conductor
Owain Arwel Hughes
Patricia O'Neill (soprano) Dennis O'Neill (tenor) Ieuan Jones (harp)
Pontarddulais Male Choir Choirs of Bro Myrddin, Gwyr, Maes yr Yrfa, Ystalyfera, Y Strade
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra led by BARRY HASKEY Sound GEOFF ATKINS
Lighting LAURIE OWEN
Producer ANDREW O'NEILL Television presentation by HUW BRIAN WILLIAMS