in Spooky Wooky
An RKO film

with Jeremy Paxman and John Stapleton
National and international news and analysis on the hour and half-hour.
Sports news and comment from Archie MacPherson.
Regional news and travel updates at 7.15, 7.45 and 8.15
Weather from Francis Wilson at 7.25, 7.55 and 8.15

Pink Lightning
Storky and Hatch Pink in the Drink (R)
8.55 Regional News and Weather

Weather

with Simon Parkin - starting with Come Midnight Monday 4: Spack and the shire secretary, Harrison, lose their motion to dispose of 'Wombat' and all the rolling stock at the shire meeting.

If you ever needed a lift or wanted your bridge to go with a swing, Lord
Armstrong was your man.
The gang find themselves at his old home, Cragside, where they do their best to avoid BEN from the Cardiff gang. JANETTE starts making ginger beer and EMMA seems to develop psychic powers. Director PAM O'BRIEN
Producer KIRSTIE FISHER BBC North West

Aunt May goes to the circus and gets mixed up in a robbery. (R)

Simon Parkin with your birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenters Wayne Jackman Elizabeth Watts
Story: The Monster Hunt by IAN AND WENDY NEWSHAM Director BRIAN JAMESON (R) and Gran by JOANNE AND MICHAEL COLE Narrated by Patricia Hayes Gran Knits
Gran may not be very good at knitting - but when she gets going there's no stopping her.
Music ana lyrics by BRYAN DALY Animation by DEREK MOGFORD Designed and directed by IVOR WOOD (R)

with Rosalind Ayres

Bob Wellings and Pattie Coldwell give you the chance to voice your criticisms, comments and praise of last night's television.
Ring [number removed] or write to: Open Air, [address removed]

Weather followed by Daytime Live with Pamela Armstrong Alan Titchmarsh and Judi Spiers
Fifty minutes of live music, entertainment and conversation. Britain's brightest magazine today comes complete with an essential style guide with Cathy McGowan , plus the latest films reviewed in Double Bill and Video View. Editor STEVE WEDDLE

with Philip Hayton
Weather John Kettley

Charlene feels the whole world is against her and has only one person to turn to.

Can two baked-bean tins and an ironing board change your life?
Is cuddling good for you? Christopher Lillicrap and Suzanne Dando attempt to find the answers to these questions in the first of a new series of programmes that take a humorous and sideways look at the 'wellness' game. Before a live (hopefully!) audience, Joan Oliphant-Fraser , otherwise known as 'the Slender Gourmet' about her champagne diet, and special guest, comedian Don Maclean , answers questions about his snake phobia.
Home work-outs, takeaways, massage sandals and would you believe, a pig are also featured....
Producer ALAN RUSSELL BBC Bristol
Helpline for further information about phobias contact:
The Phobics Society. [address removed]

starring with guest stars
A Few Hearts, a Few Flowers In this two-part story, the stormy marriage of an author and a socialite is given a new battleground at Blair General.
Written by JERRY DE BONO
Directed by HERSCHEL DAUGHERTY (R)

Lighthouse Keeping Blues The Ostrich Egg and I The Bongo Punch

The third and final heat of BBCtv's international motorcycling competition features the first female competitor, 12-year-old
Rachel Buckley , from North Wales. Partnered by a top professional, she competes against teams from Belgium, France and Sweden.
Commentators
PETER PURVES. JACK STITES

Andy Crane starting with ChuckleVision with the Chuckle Brothers featuring Billy Butler and Simon Lovell.
Director CELIA THOMSON Producer MARTIN HUGHES BBC North West (R)

by Valerie Georgeson
A serial in 13 episodes from a story by Joan Eadington
(R)

Destination Liverpool
With their ship sailing off before their very eyes, Fog and his friends look around for another ship.

with Mark Curry, Caron Keating, Yvette Fielding

(Ceefax Subtitles)

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell Weather MICHAEL FISH

by Michael Robartes.
"Arthur, because you mishandled money once, are you going to run away from money all your life?"
(Ceefax subtitles)

with Howard Stableford
Judith Hann. Peter Macann and Anna Walker
Everything that's new in science, technology and medicine. This week: how time is going into reverse for the books of the British Museum.
Producers JACK WEBER
DANA PURVIS. CYNTHIA PAGE Studio director TOM WRAGG Editor RICHARD REISZ

with Magnus Magnusson
The Museum of Army Flying at Middle Wallop in Hampshire is the setting for tonight's competition between four contenders from the south of England. David Simms
(professional tennis coach) The history of lawn tennis Margaret Fleming (inspector of taxes)
The novels of Virginia Woolf Colin Moffat
(computer systems analyst) The history of Finland, 1809-1917
Stuart Greenman
(researcher and lecturer) The life and times of Beau Brummell , 1778-1840 Lighting GEOFF HIGGS
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director DAVID MITCHELL Producer PETER MASSEY BBCElstree

Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad
Regional News and Weather

starring Dave Allen with SUSIE BAKER
PETER BOND. RONNIE BRODY
IAN BURFORD
JACQUELINE CLARKE
KEITH DRINKEL. ROBERT EAST
SABINA FRANKLYN
DORAN GODWIN , PETER HAWKINS
PAUL MCDOWELL
CHRISTOPHER SERLE
MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
RALPH WATSON
A further selection of some of the best moments from the Dave Allen at Large series.
Videotape editor CHRIS WADSWORTH Producer PETER WHITMORE

I hope I'm on the end of the microphone when Stephen wins the World Championship, but it's my bet hell be a millionaire first.
TED LOWE
This film, produced over a six-month period, gives an intriguing insight into how snooker's brightest prospect copes with the pressures of 'doing the business' in a big-money sport. Already this season Stephen has won an incredible five competitions, and at the age of 18 is the youngest winner of a major ranking tournament.
For the teenage prodigy who has everything, the challenge is to achieve the twin aims of fulfilling his potential and of projecting a personality that will attract prestige sponsors. The programme reflects all the humour and tensions behind the scenes as the brilliant young Scot bids to convert promise into achievement.
Just pure brilliance - I enjoy his game all the time
JIMMY WHITE
Music NICKY ASH
Sound recordist ALLAN BRERETON Film editor FIONA MACDONALD
Photography MARK LITTLEWOOD Director MIKE ALEXANDER A PELICULA film for BBCtv

Introduced by Angela Rippon from the Bournemouth International Centre
The quickstep, the foxtrot, and the tango -just three of the elegant dances performed tonight by the world's top amateur ballroom couples, competing for the coveted title of Amateur Modern
Champions. In contrast to the intense competition, a special cabaret from the incredible American professionals,
Wilson Barrera and Margaret Burns. Commentator CHARLES NOVE
Musical director
ROSS MITCHELL
Lighting JOHN NEAL
(Event arranged by 'Dance News ' in association with Supadance Shoes)

with Little Egypt
1931. Gambling, prostitution and illegal liquor have made Charlie Byron a rich man and given a small Illinois town the unwanted name of 'Little Egypt'. When a crusading mayor is murdered attempting a clean-up, Eliot Ness sends an agent to infiltrate Byron's gang. Written by JOSEPH PETRACCA Directed by JOHN H. PEYSER