Regional News; Weather

With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis.
(Stereo)

Tree of Love
Animation.
(Rpt) (Stereo)

Animation. Stereo

Regional News; Weather

Animation. (Rpt)

Animal animation.

Regional News; Weather

American comedy with Whoopi Goldberg.

Today's activities include discovering desktop publishing.

The Why Bird Stop.

Animation.

(Stereo)

The holiday edition of the fast-moving music magazine follows East 17 to Israel.

Western starring Troy Donahue
Suzanne Pleshette
Fresh from his training at West Point, US Cavalryman
Matthew Hazard has far more to contend with in the wild west than the threat of Indian attack.
Director Raoul Walsh
SEE FILMS pages 59-72

With Philip Hayton.
Weather Peter Cockroft

(Fordetaits see 5.45pm)

Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
Provisional Timetable
2. 10 Golf; 2.35 Touring cars
2.55 Ice hockey; 3.35 Swimming
3.50 Racing; 4.10 Swimming
4.40 Final Score
Swimming
Optrex World Challenge from Sheffield. Olympic champions and world record holders take on rising stars. Commentary by Hamilton Bland , Andy Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse.
Ice Hockey
Heineken British League play-offs. League runners-up
Murrayfield play Nottingham, the team that finished two points behind them in the title race. Commentary by Barry Davies and Paul Ferguson.
Racing
From Fairyhouse.
3.55 Jameson Irish Grand National (3m 5t)
The Irish stage their biggest steeplechase of the year.
Commentary by Tony O'Hehir.
Motor Racing
Auto Trader British Touring Car Championship from Donington Park. Commentary by Murray Walker.
Golf
Steve Rider reflects on the outcome of the 57th US Masters.
Final Score
Including Premier League news.

From Penrhyn Castle, Sarah Greene presents a magical collection of clips from all-time classics such as The Sword in the Stone, The Prince and the Pauper, Alice in Wonderland and The Jungle Book.
A Buena Vista production for BBC TV

Todd and Phoebe find their new-found love threatened.

With Philip Hayton. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

Rosemary makes an unpleasant discovery about her son.
Episode written by Lilie Ferrari
Series producer Corinne Hollingworth Director Henry Foster
A Cinema Verity/J D y T production for BBCtv

Shadow of the Hare. Why do we eat chocolate eggs? Who is the Easter bunny? And why do we call it Easter anyway? The answers are to be found in the everyday life of one of Britain's most enigmatic animals - the brown hare. Using dramatic footage of hare behaviour, this film shows some remarkable connections between natural history and mythology. It also combines a lyrical portrait of the countryside with songs in old English, performed by Maddy Prior. Producer Steve Nicholls says, "The film is a celebration of the English landscape, into which the hare fits beautifully." Narrated by David Attenborough. Series producer Mike Beynon
Exploding the myth of the Easter bunny SEE FEATURE page 20

Comedy series about a duo who never say die, written by Michael Aitkens and starring Graham Crowden
Stephanie Cole
Daisy, the new resident at
Bayview, tries to instil a bit of discipline into the place.
Director/Producer Gareth Gwenlan

Romance set in the world of motor racing, from the makers of Top Gun, starring Tom Cruise
Robert Duvall
Nicole Kidman
Arrogant race driver Cole
Trickle is recruited to a new team under Tim Daland , and forced to work with veteran car-builder Harry Hogge. The ego clashes between them are almost as violent as the on-track crashes. Then an accident introduces Cole to Dr Claire Lewicki - she puts him on the road to recovery, but he may never be the same again.
Director Tony Scott
SEE FILMS pag"59-72

With Martyn Lewis. Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Bill Giles

Victoria Wood's Christmas special from last year gets a bank holiday re-run, featuring her hilarious spoof on daytime chat shows. With guests Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Susie Blake, Duncan Preston and Lill Roughley.

A performance specially recorded in New York. Between the musical numbers, which include Beatles favourites as well as tracks from his latest album, Title and Title, McCartney reminisces about his friendship with John Lennon and talks of the advantages of being left-handed.

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