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This morning's special guests include ballet star Darcey Bussell and environmentalist Jonathon Porritt. And Emma Forbes is in the studio to cook up some tasty treats.
There's cartoon adventure with The Raccoons and Thundercats and Peter Simon presents another edition of Double Dare.
With Phillip Schofield, Sarah Greene, Nick Ball and James Hickish.
Editor Chris Bellinger

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Contributors

Presenter:
Phillip Schofield
Presenter:
Sarah Greene
Presenter (Double Dare):
Peter Simon
Guest:
Darcey Bussell
Guest:
Jonathon Porritt
Guest:
Emma Forbes
Unknown:
Nick Ball
Unknown:
James Hickish
Editor:
Chris Bellinger

Introduced by Steve Rider.
Provisional Timetable
12.20 Football; 12.40 Racing
12.55 News; 1.00 Football
1.10 Racing; 1.25 Snooker
1.40 Racing; 2.00 Snooker
2.50 Rugby league; 3.40 Football half-times; 3.50 Rugby league
4.35 Final Score
Snooker
UK Professional Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston. Stephen Hendry has already won the Rothmans Grand Prix, beating his old rival Steve Davis in the final. And if the seedings go to plan, the world's top two players will be in action again in today's sixth round - on separate tables. Commentary by Ted Lowe , Jack Karnehm and Clive Everton.
Rugby League
The pick of the ties from round 2 of the Regal Trophy.
Last season Widnes beat Leeds at this stage in an explosive clash and the second round draw is certain to have thrown up some similarly intriguing encounters. Commentary by Ray French , John Monie and Alex Murphy.
Racing
From Newbury.
12.45 North Street Handicap Chase (2m 160yds)
1.15 Gerry Feilden Hurdle (2m 100yds)
1.50 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Handicap Chase (3m 2f). The most important pre-Christmas steeplechase. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson and Richard Pitman.
Football
A review of the first round of the FA Cup and of the crucial midweek matches in the European Championship, including Belgium v Germany in Wales's group and Bulgaria v Romania in Scotland's group. Producer Martin Hopkins Editor Dave Gordon
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Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider.
Unknown:
Stephen Hendry
Unknown:
Steve Davis
Commentary By:
Ted Lowe
Commentary By:
Jack Karnehm
Commentary By:
Ray French
Commentary By:
John Monie
Commentary By:
Alex Murphy.
Commentary By:
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentary By:
Julian Wilson
Commentary By:
Richard Pitman.
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Dave Gordon

Trivia quiz presented by Andrew O'Connor. Which of tonight's three contestants will win the chance to play for this week's holiday of a lifetime? Director Bill Morton
Executive producer Stephen Leahy An Action Time production for BBCtv ● STEREO
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* HOME VIEWER GAME: you can play the game by dialling 0[number removed](calls cost 30p maximum); rules are available from BBC Audiocall. London W 1 M 4AA.

Contributors

Presented By:
Andrew O'Connor.
Director:
Bill Morton
Producer:
Stephen Leahy

Noel Edmonds throws open the doors of his (supposed) stately home and entertains a packed party of celebrities in front of a live, have-a-go audience.
In the first programme of the series, mischievous Keith Chegwin tricks Henry Cooper into falling for a scam on the golf course, the cast of Birds of a Feather challenge the EastEnders in the Lyric Game, and Ronnie Corbett is on hand to add his own tiny touch of class to the proceedings as the butler. There's also contract gunging in the gunk tank, a chance for viewers to win a £1,000 cash prize, and a candid exchange of home truths between some precocious children and their battered parents that takes place, appropriately enough, in the genial host's dungeons.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Noel Edmonds
Guest:
Keith Chegwin
Guest:
Henry Cooper
Guest:
Ronnie Corbett
Director/Producer:
Michael Leggo

Fun for all the family as pairs compete to see who will take part in the conveyor belt challenge with the chance to win a host of prizes.
With Rosemarie Ford.
Director John Gorman
Producer David Taylor ● STEREO
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Contributors

Unknown:
Rosemarie Ford.
Director:
John Gorman
Producer:
David Taylor
Unknown:
Wood Lane

Writer and comedian Ben Elton joins Clive James in the studio to cast a wry eye over the world's small screens and from them cull the brightest and the best, the fastest and the funniest television anywhere.
James also gives his own unique interpretation of the week's international news, while commentators and celebrity guests beam in by satellite from around the world.
Series producer Beatrice Ballard
Executive producer Richard Drewett

Contributors

Unknown:
Ben Elton
Unknown:
Clive James
Producer:
Beatrice Ballard
Producer:
Richard Drewett

UK Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston.
David Vine introduces the concluding frames of today's
Round 6 ties, with quarter-final places at stake. Editor Rick Waumsiey
A Grand Slam Sports production for BBCtv (Snooker coverage continues tomorrow at 3.00pm)

Contributors

Introduces:
David Vine
Editor:
Rick Waumsiey

I Comedy written,
I directed by and starring Woody Allen.
Fielding Mellish, tired of his
New York job and disappointed with his sex life, impulsively takes off to join the rebel forces in the small South American state of San Marcos, and is soon hilariously and outrageously caught up in the midst of revolutionary turmoil.
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Contributors

Unknown:
Woody Allen.
Fielding Mellish:
Woody Allen
Nancy:
Louise Lasser
General Emilio M Vargas:
Carlos Montalban
Yolanda:
Natividad Abascal
Esposito:
Jacobo Morales
Luis:
Miguel Suarez
Sanchez:
David Ortiz
Diaz:
Rene Enriquez
Arroyo:
Jack Axelrod
MrsMellish:
Charlotte Rae
Dr Mellish:
Stanley Ackerman

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