Musketeering cartoon tales. (R)

Adventures with the collie. (R)

An animated version of the classic children's story.

Cheryl Baker investigates the origins of peach melba at London's Savoy Hotel and takes a trip to Denmark just for a sandwich! Today's music guests are Lindy Layton and That Petrol Emotion.
Director Mick Dempsey
Producer Madeline Wiltshire

Cartoon adventures in space. (R)

Special guests include
Jonathan King with news of how your vote could select this year's top British pop video. Emma Forbes teaches Phillip Schofield how to cook, and Jonathon Porritt presents this month's edition of Greenline.
Plus on location with Bergerac's John Nettles in Jersey. There's also cartoon adventures; live music; plus the latest pop videos. Darren
Day presents Clockwise, Going Live! With Sarah Greene and Phillip Schofield and featuring Trevor and Simon.
Editor Chris Bellinger
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With Michael Fish.

Introduced by Desmond Lynam. Provisional Timetable
12.20 Football
12.40 Cricket; 1.05 News
1.10 Racing; 1.25 Ski-ing
1.45 Racing; 2.00 Squash
2.20 Racing; 2.35 Squash
2.55 Racing; 3.10 Hockey
3.50 Football half-time
4.00 Ice skating
4.40 Final Score
Football
Round 4 of the FA Cup.
Cricket
Australia v England from Adelaide.
The second day of the Fourth Test. David Gower is just 93 runs short of Geoff Boycott 's English Test record of 8,114. Ski-Ing
World Alpine Championships. Women's Downhill from
Saalbach, Austria.
Petra Kronberger on home soil hopes to inherit the mantle from Switzerland's
Maria Walliser. Commentary by Julian Tutt.
Ice Skating
European Figure Skating Championships from Sofia.
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Racing from Cheltenham.
1.15 Food Brokers 'Finesse'
4-year-old Hurdle (2m)
1.50 Charterhouse Mercantile
Steeplechase (3m If).
Gold Cup winner Norton's
Coin faces a strong challenge from the controversial Irish champion Carvill's Hill.
2.25 Arlington Premier Series Steeplechase Final (2½m)
3.00 Bishops Cleeve Hurdle Race (2 '/2m).
Commentary by John Hanmer , Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.
Squash
Fight for Sight National Championships from Newcastle.
Defending champions
Del Harris and Lucy Soutter are confident of success but up-and-coming Simon Parke and world championship runner-up Martine Le Moignan may prove to be a challenge.
Commentary by Tony Gubba and Jonah Barrington.
Hockey
Royal Bank Indoor Club
Championships from Crystal Palace. Commentary by Ralph Dellor and Ian Taylor. Producer Martin Hopkins Editor John Philips

With Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish

Big World Toons 2.
Tony Robinson presents animated action from around the world.
Producer Nick Jones

Jimmy Savile makes some more dreams come true.
Director Peter Laskie Producer Roger Ordish
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Tonight Paul Daniels presents a brand new 'game show' and Debbie McGee will attempt to read somebody's mind.
His special guests are Swedish magician, Johnny Lonn and juggler Laci Endresz Jr. Director/Producer Geoff Miles 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Starring
John Nettles
The Evil That Men Do
Bergerac Private Investigation - discretion guaranteed. An ad in the local Jersey paper gets Jim a client he would rather not handle and a murder he does not expect. Meanwhile, Charlie gets involved in a charity appeal for a war hero.
Episode written by John Brown Producer George Gallaccio
Director Tristan de Vere Cole 0CEEFAX SUBTITLES

A comedy series about two doctors, father and son, written by George Layton. Starring
Tony Britton Nigel Havers
Toby has problems with one of his patients, and Charles is accused of poaching Toby's private patients. Meanwhile, Tom is still looking for a suitable, affordable house for himself, Madeline and the new baby, and has trouble with an insurance medical - on his own life! The only good news is Tom's new car - that is until....
Director/Producer Harold Snoad (R) 9 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

With Michael Buerk.
Weather Michael Fish
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Starring
Gary Cole
Wrong Side of the Wall
Ex-convict Blanchard is trying to stay clean, but some old friends are leading him astray. When he bursts into Killian's studio one night, Killian discovers that for some ex-convicts, the outside world can be more threatening than the prison they left behind.
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Ruby Wax is shown how to make a banana pie by June Brown from EastEnders, discusses young men with Katharine Helmond from
Soap, and hosts a crazy game show. With Jennifer Saunders. Director Juliet May
Producer Janet Street-Porter
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Highlights of three potentially outstanding ties from this year's FA Cup Fourth Round. Plus a roundup of the day's other shocks and surprises. Trevor Brooking joins
Desmond Lynam in the studio. Commentary by John Motson , Tony Gubba and Gerald Sinstadt. Reporter Ray Stubbs. Series producer John Shrewsbury Editor Brian Barwick
(Tomorrow - Match of the Day: the Road to Wembley, Arsenal v Leeds United at 3.00pm)

Barry Davies introduces highlights of the week from Sofia, including a look at this afternoon's Free Dance finale. Producer Alastair Scott
Executive producer Jim Reside

Starring
Paul Massie
Christopher Lee
Obsessed by the darker side of the mind, Dr Jekyll enters uncharted territory in a journey into violence and depravity. An unusual
Hammer version of Robert Louis Stevenson 's classic.
Director Terence Fisher 0 FILMS: pages 29-35