A cartoon about a girl and her dog.
A snake charming kit leads Crystal Tipps and Alistair to a magical carpet ride.
(R)
Cartoon. Little Bear and Little Tiger live by a river. One day a banana crate comes floating by, and on it is written 'Panama'. Bear and Tiger decide to go there. (R)
A cartoon about a community of garden peas. Creep-Pea and Black-Eyed Pea in the guise of pirates, bombard Poddington with custard pies, fired from a cannon on their boat on Poddle Pond. (R)
An animated version of the classic children's story of Babar the elephant. When the Hunter returns to threaten Babar's kingdom, Babar faces his greatest challenge.
Five serials in five different styles.
The Kitchen Crew
Teapot tells tales of the old days on the farm.
Single Tales
The saga of the Braithwaites continues.
Zounds
Who is Albert Dock?
Runners
Tom and Louise take refuge, but the Collector is following.
Nice Chap
All four must join forces against the hideous 'It'.
With Caroline Berry, John Biggins, Lucy Jenkins and William Petrie.
More cartoon adventures in outer space with Marshal BraveStarr.
(R)
Guests include England soccer manager Graham Taylor and there's exclusive film of the England football team at a practice session. There's cartoon adventure with the Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles and The Raccoons plus live music in the studio and the latest pop videos. Don't forget the new telephone number is [number removed]; lines are open from 8.30am.
Presented by Phillip Schofield and Sarah Greene, featuring Trevor and Simon and Peter Simon.
Competition: and letters to 'Going Live!', [address removed].
With Bernard Davey.
Introduced by Bob Wilson.
Provisional Timetable
12.20 Boxing; 1.00 News; 1.05 Snooker; 2.00 Boxing; 2.30 Motor racing; 2.50 Racing; 3.10 Water ski racing; 3.30 Snooker; 3.50 Football; 4.00 Snooker; 4.40 Final Score
Snooker
Coverage of one of the semi-finals in the Rothmans Grand Prix from Reading. Eight frames in the first session. Action from the other semi-final at 4.40pm on BBC2. Commentary by Ted Lowe,Ã Jack Karnehm and Clive Everton.
Boxing
Coverage of the IBF Worldà Middleweight Championship from Paris: Michael Nunn (USA) v Donald Curry (USA) and the European Light
Heavyweight Championship:Ã Tom Collins (GB) v Pierre-Frank Winterstein (France).
Commentary by Harry Carpenter.
Racing
A special report on the Grand Pardubice in Czechoslovakia, with Richard Pitman.
Water Ski Racing
European Championships from Jersey.
Commentary by Peter Bryant.
Rallying
The first of five weekly reports on the Mobil 1 Rally Challenge from north Wales (the RAC follows). Reporter Steve Rider.
Moira Stuart presents the day's latest news from home and abroad.
Weather Bernard Davey
News by Telephone: if you can't reach a television or radio, BBC News can now be heard on the telephone between 5.00am and 8.00pm by dialling [number removed]. Calls are charged at 33p per minute (cheap rate), 44p at all other times.
Tony Robinson presents the first of two programmes featuring the cartoon stars of MGM, including Captain and the Kids, Barney Bear and, of course, Tom and Jerry.
Will the Giftbusters force a present onto another deserving victim? Will Jessica Muschamp (Sharon from Neighbours) help or hinder a gunging? Would Frank Carson be any help at Custer's Last Stand? And who would be stupid enough to buy a 'poop detector'? If you want to know, you've got to watch.
Paul Daniels hosts the comedy quiz show for competing couples.
It's not easy taking an elephant to the vet's, as Russ Abbot discovers. Basildon Bond has another mystery to solve.
Special guest star Les Dennis. With Bella Emberg, Lisa Maxwell, Tom Bright and Sherrie Hewson.
(Ceefax subtitles)
A series based on the popular books by Yorkshire vet James Herriot.
Starring Christopher Timothy Robert Hardy , Peter Davison A Cat in Hull's Chance.
Mrs Pettinger 's cat goes missing and even after helping to 'ring the bull' Rosie still wants to be a vet.
Episode written by Michael Russell Producer Bill Sellars Director Steve Goldie
0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
With Martyn Lewis.
Weather Bernard Davey
From the files of Joseph Wambaugh's Police Story, a first showing on British television of the film starring Robert Conrad, Ed O'Neill
Officer Stacey is a cop of the old style - tough, uncompromising, and runs the cleanest beat in town. But his tactics have produced enemies hell-bent on revenge.
Films: pages 37-42
(Ceefax subtitles)
A seriously funny solo show with one of Britain's most controversial but popular comedians who addresses vital issues such as what are all those people in the City doing staring at their televisions all day? And how do you get butter in your Marmite?
(R)
Starring Stan Shaw
June 1967: a diverse group of young men begin training as US Marines. But nothing can prepare them for the horrors of Vietnam, where their commanders prove more dangerous than the enemy.
Films: pages 37-42
