Animation. The pair are baffled when they see bushes moving.

Fun and laughter to start the day. ● STEREO

Space-age cartoon fun.

Cheryl Baker celebrates her wedding day with a special hen party breakfast recipe. STEREO

Cartoon adventures.

This morning's special guests include Brookside stars Nicola Stephenson and Clive Moore alias Margaret Clemence and Fr O'Farrell , comedian Mickey Hutton and Emma Forbes with a feature on Caribbean cooking. Paula Danziger presents news and reviews from the world of books, Peter Simon hosts another edition of Double Dare and there's cartoon action with The Raccoons and Dungeons and Dragons plus the latest videos and live performances from chart bands. Presented by Phillip Schofield and Sarah Greene , with Nick Ball and James Hickish. Editor Chris Bellinger STEREO
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
Provisional Timetable
12.20 Football; 1.05 News
1.10 Racing; 1.25 Ski-ing
1.45 Racing; 2.00 Basketball
2.20 Racing; 2.35 Basketball
2.55 Rugby league
3.50 Football half-times
4.00 Ice skating; 4.35 Final Score
Rugby League
Silk Cut Challenge Cup from the Willows - First Round.
Salford uWigan
Highlights of the first-half and live coverage of the second-half. Commentary Ray French, Ross Strudwick and Alex Murphy.
Football
The Road to Wembley
A preview of this weekend's FA Cup Fourth Round matches.
Second Division Bristol Rovers entertain cup favourites
Liverpool while on Sunday Chelsea play Everton. In
Scotland, it's the third round of the Tennent's Scottish Cup. Holders Motherwell travel to Ayr.
(Match of the Day tonight at 10.40pm)
Basketball
NatWest Trophy final from Birmingham.
Roland Kingston v Leicester Riders
Commentary by Stuart Storey and Bill Beswick.
Ice Skating
European Figure Skating
Championships from Lausanne, Switzerland. The women's free programme. Commentary Alan Weeks and Christopher Dean.
Ski-ing
From Wengen, Switzerland the men's downhill championship. Commentary by David Vine.
Racing
From Cheltenham.
1.15 Food Brokers "Finesse"
4-year-old Hurdle (2m)
1.50 Charterhouse Mercantile
Steeplechase (3m If)
2.25 Arlington Premier Series Steeplechase (2½m)
Commentary by John Hanmer and Richard Pitman.
ProducerMartin Hopkins Editor Dave Gordon

Last in the series of the game show in which contestants compete for the chance to win the holiday of a lifetime. With Andrew O'Connor
Director Bill Morton
Executive producer Stephen Leahy An Action Time production for BBCtv STEREO
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Noel Edmonds invites you to Crinkley Bottom for another evening of entertainment. Sing along - if you dare - with the Lyric Game. Sigh with relief during Wait Till I Get You Home and applaud another new member of television's foremost academy in the Gotcha Oscars. Plus another viewer has the chance to Grab a Grand.
(Stereo)

Telephone: to choose who gets the gunge this week ring [number removed] or [number removed], calls cost 5p. And [number removed] is the number to call with your answer to a question Noel Edmonds sets on the show, and someone famous could win up to £1,000 for you. Calls are charged at 36p per minute cheap rate, 48p at another times.

Jim Davidson hosts the general knowledge game show where big prizes are on offer as top snooker stars play against the clock on behalf of contestants.
On hand to help tonight are
Neal Foulds and Tony Knowles , while David Taylor , "the silver fox", makes his debut on the show. Keeping good-humoured order is referee John Virgo. Director Nick Hurran
Producer John Burrowes
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Comedy, magic and drama with magician Paul Daniels.
Tonight, you can take part by usingjust a six-inch-square piece of thin paper. Plus from Japan, the magic ofFukai and the amazing Sanada who has turned the skill of fanning cards into an art form. Featuring Debbie McGee.
Director/Producer Geoff Miles ● STEREO
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The astrological thriller series. Starring
Millicent Martin
John Michie
Where No Birds Sing. A young microlight flyer finds a Roman silver plate, complete with astrological signs on its rim, and takes it to Gladys for an expert opinion. But then Cecile sees a ghost and Gladys finds herself in danger, as the Moons uncover a tragic tale of recklessness and evil on a tranquil Kent hillside.
Written by Michael Aitkens
Producer Robert Banks Stewart Director John Strickland
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather John Kettley
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Consumer rights crusader
Esther Rantzen and her team, Gavin Campbell , Howard Leader and Kevin Devine , present a unique mix of hard-hitting investigations and real-life humour in the studio, while Doc Cox tours the country taking revenge on maddening machines. Plus
Britain's biggest search for a new singing star continues. Senior producer Richard Woolfe Editor Bryher Scudamore
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Starring Gary Cole as the late-night radio phone-in host. Old Friends. Jack probes a death at a convalescent home.
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Wrexham's place in FA Cup giant-killing history is now secure following their dramatic 2-1 victory over reigning league champions Arsenal in the Third Round.
Desmond Lynam introduces the highlights from three FA
Cup Fourth Round ties that also carry with them the potential for surprise. Plus a roundup of the best of the Cup.
Commentary by Gerald Sinstadt , John Motson and Tony Gubba. Series producer John Shrewsbury Editor Brian Barwick
(Match of the Day, Chelsea v Everton tomorrowat 3. OOpm on BBC1)

FILM Starring
01 Laura Dem
Treat Williams
Fifteen-year-old Connie teases the local boys but when she finds herself alone with the handsome Arnold Friend she soon realises that she is at the mercy of a tattooed psychopath.
Director Joyce Chopra
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