With Philippa Forrester.
Cheryl Baker is joined by the Risby gang who want her to help them make a TV programme.

Yogi Bear and his space guardians in a cartoon adventure.

Children's comedy series starring the Chuckle Brothers.
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This morning's special guests include Lisa Geoghan and Andrew Paul from
The Bill and Desmond Lynam. There's music from D:Ream and Worlds Apart, plus Bob Symes 's Top Five Tips on being a successful inventor; Star
Driving Test, Run the Risk, Famous for Five Minutes, Flashback Phone-In and cartoons. Presented by Andi Peters , Emma Forbes , John Barrowman , Trev Neal and Simon Hickson.
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Introduced by Steve Rider from Twickenham.

12.20 Football Focus
A review of last weekend's FA Cup sixth-round ties, and a roundup of the best of the action from the latest fixtures in the Premiership. Presented by Bob Wilson.

1.00 News

1.05 Racing
A look back at the horses, jockeys, trainers, owners, races and runners that made headlines at the midweek Cheltenham Festival.

1.20, 2.35, 4.15 Rugby Union
The climax of the Five Nations Championship comes live from Twickenham, with England and Wales both chasing the coveted title in this Save and Prosper international, kicking off at 2.45.
If Wales win they achieve the Grand Slam in addition to taking the championship; an England victory by 16 clear points gives them the title; if Wales lose by less than 16 points they are champions but do not complete the Grand Slam.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith and Eddie Butler.
Plus at 4.15 highlights from Murrayfield of the Royal Bank of Scotland international between Scotland and France.
Commentary by Bill McLaren and John Jeffrey.

4.40 Final Score

Television presentation - Rugby Union: (Twickenham) Johnnie Watherston (Murrayfield) Mike Abbott
12.15-2.35

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Cat and mouse cartoon.

Adventure series featuring the classic comic strip hero.
Witness. Lois visits a reclusive scientist who plans to reveal a powerful industrialist's scheme to destroy the Amazon rainforests. She finds herself in danger when the man is killed.

Actor Dennis Quilley is the special guest at Crinkley Bottom this week, where former Doctor Who Jon Pertwee is in line for a Gotcha. Showjumper Lucinda Green tries to Grab a Grand, and there's also the usual line-up of NTV, the Panel Game and the Big Pork Pie.
Producer: Jonathan Beazley.
Executive producer: Michael Leggo.

Cueing off tonight's show are snooker experts Joe Johnson , Paul Davies and David Taylor. With referee John Virgo and host Jim Davidson. Director Charles Garland
Producer John Burrowes

Newspaper editors Andrew Neil and Eve Pollard, of The
Sunday Times and the Sunday Express, consider another moral conundrum posed by Terry Wogan with resident guest Frank Skinner. This week's mini-drama is about a make-up artist who hopes a dinner date with her married lover will mean a marriage proposal for her. Resigned when she learns the man plans to remain with his wife, the woman soon discovers she has been double-crossed. Should she sell her story to the press? Two possible outcomes to the dilemma have been filmed and when the phone lines open, it is the majority response from viewers at home that decides which will be transmitted.
Take part by phoning in with your vote, telephone:
0[number removed]for "yes"; 0[number removed]for "no".
Calls cost no more than 1 Op. Producer Kevin Lygo
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Consumer investigations and humour from Esther Rantzen , Gavin Campbell , Adrian Mills , Kevin Devine , and guest Barry Cryer who presents viewers' news cuttings and his own comments on the week's news.
Call the hotline 081-752 with urgent problems or for programme information. Director Stuart McDonald Editor Bryher Scudamore

With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

The best of the day's action from two of the top FA
Premiership games, including the Manchester City and Sheffield United match. Plus all the goals and talking points from the other fixtures.
Commentary by Barry Davies and Tony Gubba. Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Series producer John Shrewsbury
Editor Brian Barwick
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Drama based on a true story, starring Ed Begley Jr
In January 1988, the wastes of Utah are the scene for a siege pitting the law against religious fanatics. Self-proclaimed visionary Adam Swapp has stirred up trouble in the Singer family, and when he unleashes an explosive act of destruction, the authorities head for the family farm.
Director Charles Haid (
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