Lassie rescues a family of deer struggling to cross a river. Rpt

With Philippa Forrester.
Today, both people and animals prepare to go "on parade".

Feline cartoon adventures.

Animated adventures.

Live-action cartoon.
Written by Roy Apps Stereo

Cartoon fun. Rpt Stereo

Music, star guests, competitions and comedy. Special guests this morning include Radio 1 boss Matthew Bannister and DJ Jakki Brambles. Shaquille O'Neal presents his Top Five Tips for world-class basketball success. There's cartoon adventure with The Addams Family and The Chipmunks plus Video Garden and Backseat Driver. Presented by Andi Peters, Emma Forbes, John Barrowman, Trev Neal and Simon Hickson.

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Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.

12.20 Football Focus
The latest information and action from the FA Premiership. With Bob Wilson.

1.00 News

1.05 Motor Sport
Nigel Mansell talks to Murray Walker on the eve of his appearance at Donington.

1.15, 1.40, 2.15, 2.45 Snooker
Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading. Semi-final coverage.

1.25, 2.00, 2.30 Racing
From Ascot, featuring the Binfield Juvenile Novices Hurdle, Steel Plate and Sections Young Chasers Qualifier (Novices), and United House Construction Steeple Chase (H'cap).

2.55, 3.55 Rugby League: Great Britain v New Zealand
Kick off 3.00pm. Live coverage of the whole of the second Test from Wigan.
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4.35 Final Score
A full roundup of results.

Two more families battle it out to rescue their grannies and win a possible place in the grand final. Former TV critic Nina Myskow keeps the score. Presented by Andrew O'Connor and Sarah Greene.
Director David G Croft ; Producer Steve Plnhay A Mentom production for BBCtv

Captain Mainwaring and the platoon attempt to wake up the people of Walmington, who are no longer taking the threat of invasion seriously.

With Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn, John Laurie and Bill Pertwee.

(Repeat)

Celebrations start this week as Radio Crinkley Bottom starts broadcasting. The panel game features Radio 1 disc jockey Bruno Brookes and broadcaster Liz Kershaw , and actress Susan George will be at the door with a surprise. Producer Jonathan Beazley
Executive producer Michael Leggo
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Snooker stars Dennis Taylor , Paul Davies and Dave Roe play against the clock on behalf of three contestants. With referee John Virgo and host Jim Davidson. Director Charles Garland ; Producer John Bumwes

Jon Rowden takes up a high-risk sport, with disastrous results. And a male stripper gets a warmer reception than he expected.

Darlington's fearless newshounds stumble across the perfect tabloid shocker this week when
Harry, just out of prison, sees a man breaking down a door with an axe. But this turns out to be even more juicy than the average Mad Axeman story, for the door in question belongs to a "glamour" photographer who has been producing pornographic pictures of local girls.
Further investigations reveal a thriving business in pornography and prostitution being plied by local students desperate to supplement their grants. And one of them is the daughter of a town councillor who is a highly vocal campaigner against pornography.
Written by Chris Ould ; Producer Martin McKeand Director Martin Stellman
A Union Pictures production for BBCtv

With Michael Buerk.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

Highlights from two of the day's top Premiership matches, and all the goals from the rest of the afternoon's fixtures. Plus October's Goal of the Month competition. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.
Series producer John Shrewsbury Editor Brian Barwick

Chat show with music, opinion and celebrity guests. Director Janet Fraser Crook Producer Caroline Wright

The legendary 1973 concert starring David Bowie

At the end of a successful world tour, rock star David Bowie - then adopting the exotic persona of Ziggy Stardust - announced his retirement from the stage. The film of this final concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in London was made by D.A. Pennebaker, famous for such 60s rock documentaries as Don't Look Back and Monterey Pop. Songs include Ziggy Stardust, Oh You Pretty Things, Changes and Time.
(1982)

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