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With Philippa Forrester. Stereo
Traditional animal stories told in song. Today, why do some animals only come outatnight? Stereo

Feline cartoon fun.

Animated adventures.

Live-action cartoon.
Written by Roy Apps Stereo

Cartoon fun. Rpt

Special guests this morning include Bad Boys Inc. And there's cartoon fun with The Addams Family and The
Chipmunks, plus Trev and Simon's Video Garden. Presented by Andi Peters , Emma Forbes , John Barrowman , Trev Neal and Simon Hickson.
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20 Football Focus
A look ahead to a weekend of FA
Premiership action. With Bob Wilson.
12.40, 1.15, 1.50, 2.25 Racing
From Cheltenham, featuring races at
12.45,1.20,1.55 and 2.30. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson ,
Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.
12.55 Ski-ing
Men's downhill championship from Val d'lsere, France. Traditional curtain-raiser to the men's world cup season. Commentary by David Vine.
1.10 News
1.30, 2.05 Ice Skating
British Figure Skating Championships from Basingstoke. The free programmes from the three senior competitions to decide the men's, women's and pairs champions. Steven Cousins defends the men's title.
Commentary by Alan Weeks , Barry Davies and Sue Barker.
2.40 Rallycross
British Rallycross Grand Prix from
Brands Hatch. Will Gollop, European Rallycross champion, defends his title. Commentary by Tiff Needell.
2.55,3.55 Rugby League
St Helen's v Warrington
Live coverage of the whole of this match in the third round of the Regal Trophy (kick-off 3.00pm).
Commentary Ray French and Joe Lydon.
3.45 Football Half-Times
4.35 Final Score
A full roundup of the day's results. Producer Martin Hopkins ; Editor Dave Gordon
12.15-2.55
2.55-5.15

It's the grand final and the last programme in the series, as the two fastest families compete to rescue their grannies and win the trophy. With
Andrew O'Connor and Sarah Greene. Director David G Croft ; Producer Steve Pinhay A Mentorn production for BBCtv

Jones's van, carrying the platoon, breaks down outside an apparently deserted house where Captain Mainwaring decides that they should spend the night. With Arthur Lowe , John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn.
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft Producer David Croft

Keith Barron joins Noel in the Great House this week,
Su Pollard goes on a taxi ride she'll never forget in a very special
Gotcha, and England rugby star Rob Andrew Grabs-a -Grand.
Producer Jonathan Beaziey
Executive producer Michael Leggo

Women's snooker champion Allison Fisher , Willie Thorne and new star Peter Ebdon cue up this week. With referee John Virgo and host Jim Davidson.
Director Charles Garland ; Producer John Burrowes

It's Duffy's last shift in Accident and Emergency and the emotion in the department runs high, especially when she has to counsel the distraught mother of a cot-death baby.

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Gritty newsman Harry gets his last story of the present series tonight.
But there is good news for his readers and for fans of the drama - a second series, probably of eight episodes, goes into production early next year for probable screening next autumn.
He goes out with a real scoop, which causes a disgraced MP to resign, earns plaudits and more work from his Fleet Street masters and manages to upset his wife and staff back at the news agency in Darlington.
Mick Ford, who as lead writer of the series penned eight of the stories, including this one, appears as Harry's undercover photographer.

A Union Pictures production for BBCtv

With Michael Buerk.
Weather Rob McElwee

Highlights from two of the day's top Premiership matches, plus goals, views and news from the remaining matches. Introduced by Desmond Lynam, with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.

I Drama based on the bestselling novel by Harold Robbins , starring George Peppard Alan Ladd
Carroll Baker
In the 1920s, Jonas Cord inherits a flourishing aircraft and chemical business from the father he hated and sets out to build a huge industrial empire - at no matter what cost.
Director Edward Dmytryk (1964)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-86