Breakfast in the broom cupboard with Toby Anstis.
Classic story about the wooden puppet who longs to be a boy.

A triple bill of cartoons.

Fourth episode of a 12-part drama about a time traveller.
How will Alana cope with school in the 1990s?

Adventures of five energetic and likeable earthlings.

Another cosmic edition of the series that takes you out of this world, mixing dramatic adventure on a fantasy planet with star guests, fun, cartoons, competitions and music.
Today: Mercator and crew are convinced that the Flintstones are an accurate picture of life on earth, and Brian the Dinosaur thinks he is running the planet. Executive producer Peter Murphy
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Animated version of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle 's famous novel The Hound of the Baskervilles. Featuring the voices of Peter O'Toole , Helen Morse and Ron Haddrick.
Producer Eddy Graham
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It's the biggest day of the year for English football, and for this great sporting occasion
Grandstand is introduced by Desmond Lynam from Wembley Stadium.
12.20pm Team News Reports from the team hotels as the sides make their final preparations.
12.30pm The Build-Up
As the teams start the final leg of their journeys, a look back at the road to Wembley, rounds 3 and 4, a trip down memory lane recalling Arsenal cup finals of years gone by, and Sheffield
Wednesday's last appearance at Wembley in 1966. Plus opinions from the manager and player of the year.
1.00pm News
1.05pm Gary Lineker
As the English season reaches its climax, one of Britain's favourite footballers starts his new career in earnest. This weekend, Gary Lineker plays his first game in the J League for Nagoya Grampus 8. A special report from Japan on the new Lineker lifestyle, a world away from home.
1.15pm More Bulld-Up
More action from the road to
Wembley, plus news from some of the personalities attending the event.
2.00pm
F and A of the Cup Final
A focus on Trevor Francis and Tony Adams. Francis, whom
Brian Clough once said was "too nice" to be a top manager, is in his second season as Sheffield
Wednesday's manager and has achieved two Cup final appearances. Arsenal captain Adams scored the semi-final winner at Wembley against north London rival Spurs, and this afternoon hopes to add another memorable chapter to his eventful career.
2.20pm Meet the Teams
An insider's look at the 26 men who will decide the destiny of the 112thFA Cup final.
2.35pm Pro-match Bulld-Up A chance to enjoy the Wembley atmosphere with the crowd, for the traditional singing of Abide with Me and the teams come out on to the pitch.
3.00pm FA Cup Final Arsenal
Sheffield Wednesday The whole match, live.
Arsenal, making a record 12th appearance in the event, go in search of their sixth win in the competition today.
Sheffield Wednesday, three times FA Cup winners, are playing their sixth final and relishing the opportunity to make amends for their 2-1 defeat by Arsenal in last month's Coca-Cola Cup final. Commentary by John Motson with Trevor Brooking. Analysis by Alan Hansen , Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables , and reports from Barry Davies , Tony Gubba , Ray Stubbs ,
Clive Tyldesley , David Davies , Bob Wilson , Gerald Sinstadt and Garry Richardson. TV presentation John Shrewsbury Editor Dave Gordon
The goals and the glory - 70 years of Wembley cup finals
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Cartoon fun.

With Moira Stuart.
Weather Rob McElwee

Jimmy Savile makes some viewers' wildest dreams come true.
This week, Alex from Liverpool gets the treat of his life when he undergoes dolphin therapy in Florida Keys. Jessica from west London fits horseshoes under the expert tuition of champion farrier David Gully. Car-mad Justin from Sproatley opens the Birmingham Motor Show, and John from Tadworth plays guitar with the star of the hit musical, Buddy.
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Fast and furious quiz show in which two families compete against each other from the comfort of their own homes, linked with a team of celebrities in the studio. In charge of the chaos is Chris Tarrant. This week, the Dennis family are partnered by three impressionists - Mike Osman , Maddi Cryer and George Marshall ; and the Rubinstein family team up with cooks Gary Rhodes , Cheryl Baker and Glynn Christian.
Producer Danny Greenstone
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With Michael Buerk.
Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish

Highlights of this afternoon's FA Cup final between Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday.
Arsenal have won the Cup five times. Sheffield Wednesday's last win was in 1935. Commentary by John Motson. Comment and analysis from
Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Desmond Lynam. Series producer John Shrewsbury Editor Brian Barwick

Horror based on Edgar Allan Poe 's story, starring Vincent Price Barbara Stelle
16th-century Spain: young English aristocrat
Francis Barnard arrives at a mysterious castle to investigate the death of his sister Elizabeth. Director Roger Corman
Subtitled
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