With Philippa Forrester . ● STEREO
Quick Draw McGraw with his sidekick Baba Looey set out to clean up the west.

Musical animation. ● STEREO

Nature series with music and narration by Derek Griffiths. ● STEREO

Cartoon set in a forest.

More hilarious capers with the Chuckle Brothers. (Stereo)

Animated adventures of the intergalactic superhero.

This morning's special guests include former Beirut hostage Terry Waite. Neighbours star Richard Huggett pops in, there's music from Take That and writer, comedian and film-maker Terry Jones will be talking about his career. Emma Forbes cooks up another tasty recipe and Peter Simon and Shane Ritchie put three more teams to the test, when they
Run the Risk. Plus cartoons and competitions. With
Sarah Greene. Phillip Schofield and Kristian Schmid.
Editor Chris Bellinger ● STEREO
● TELEPHONE: call this morning's studio guests on 08 1-81 18181 0 LETTERS: wnte to Going Live! POBox8181. London W 12 7SE.

Introduced by Steve Rider.
Provisional Timetable
12.20 Football; 1.00 News
1.05 Triathlon; 1.55 Racing
2.10 Boxing; 2.30 Racing
2.45 Hockey; 3.05 Racing
3.20 Hockey
3.50 Football half-times
4.00 Boxing; 4.40 Final Score
Football Focus
Bob Wilson and Gary Lineker with a roundup of the action from the Premier League, and a look back at the midweek
European club competitions. Plus a preview of England's first World Cup qualifying match against Norway.
Hockey
Typhoo Tea Cup Women's
International from Birmingham. England's women compete against the Olympic gold medal winners, Spain. Commentary by Barry Davies and former Great Britain captain, Mary Nevill.
Triathion
Bath International Triathlon.
Olympic swimming medallist Nick Gillingham competes in his first triathlon. Among the women, former European champion Sarah Springman leads the British challenge.
Commentary by Stuart Storey , Hamilton Bland, Hugh Porter and Anna Walker.
Boxing
From Telford.
Richie Woodhall v
John Ashton
Richie Woodhall defends his
Commonwealth middleweight title against John Ashton. Commentary by Harry Carpenter. Plus Frank Bruno reflects on his fight against the South African Pierre Coetzee.
Racing
From Chepstow.
2.00 South Wales Shower
Supplies Handicap Hurdle (3m)
2.35 Mercedes Benz Handicap Chase (3m)
3.10 Free Handicap Hurdle (2m) With Peter O'Sullevan and Richard Pitman.
Producer Martin Hopkins Editor Dave Gordon

Vintage comedy series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
Starring Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn

The bravery of Private Godfrey is called into question.
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Jim Davidson cues off with the questions as tonight's contestants compete for a chance to win the "Mystery Star Prize". Helping them in their cause and joining in the fun are snooker stars
Ray Reardon from Wales,
Dene O'Kane from New Zealand, and Mike Hallett from England. Keeping order as usual is "on the ball" referee John Virgo. Director Charles Garland Producer John Burrowes
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Comedians Little and Large,
Channel 4's racing tipster John McCririckand 'Allo 'Allo's
Vicki Michelle are this week's studio celebrities facing embarrassing revelations about themselves from their friends and families.
Bobby Davro dresses up as a sheepdog and worries a lot of sheep into running in and out of pens. And a couple are persuaded to ballet-dance with the professionals, but they don't exactly blend into the background.
Series producer Brian Wesley Editor Judith Holder
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Fun for all the family with couples competing to see who goes for the conveyor belt and its host of goodies. With Rosemarie Ford.
Director Bill Morton
Producer David Taylor
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Hospital drama series.

A hit-and-run victim is admitted to casualty, but the hospital is not the safe house she had expected. Charlie receives an unusual proposal from Duffy.

This week's episode was written by Helen Greaves, producer of EastEnders, and features Eldorado's Jesse Birdsall and veteran actress Eleanor Summerfield
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather Bernard Davey
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First showing on network television.
Starring Michael Keaton, Christopher Lloyd

A chronic liar with a violent streak, Billy finds himself on the loose in New York City with his fellow group therapy patients: Henry, an insufferable cleanliness fanatic, Jack, a former advertising executive with a Christ complex, and Albert, a near catatonic couch potato. Faced with the task of rescuing their missing doctor from a pair of crooked cops, the group takes to the streets in a series of hilarious misadventures.
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Highlights of two of the top
Premier League games of the day and all the goals and reaction from the others.
Analysis and comment from
Alan Hansen and Gary Lineker. Introduced by Desmond Lynam. Executive producer John Shrewsbury Editor Brian Barwick ● STEREO

Directed by and starring Woody Allen All aspects of sex appear in this wild comedy, together with one or two things only Woody Allen could think up.
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