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7.30 Iznogoud Animation about an evil
Vizier.
How to create your own pictures at home using everyday materials. Today's theme is silhouettes.
With Tony Hart.
Animation,
Cartoon...
Comedy with the gruesome clan. Rpt subtitle*.
Today's guests include Jez Nelson, who has news of the Tomorrow's World Megalab 96 experiment, which takes place on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC 1, as part of National Science Week. Plus, music from Menswear, Trev and Simon shop at Robert's Records, Clarissa Explains It All, and cartoon fun and action with Rugrats and Spiderman.
Write to: Live and Kicking at [address removed], or phone [number removed](lines open from 8.30am). To take part in competitions. ring [number removed] (calls cost maximum of 20p). E-mail address: [address removed]
12.12pm Weather
Introduced by Steve Riderfrom Twickenham.
12.20 Football Focus A look back to last weekend's sixth round FA Cup ties. Plus, a preview of this week's European action, including Nottingham Forest's Uefa Cup quarter-final second leg against Bayern
Munich on Tuesday at 8pm on BBC 1, and of today's FA Premiership games. With Ray Stubbs and Gary Lineker.
1.00 News
1.05 Cricket A look ahead to tomorrow's
World Cup final in Lahore, Pakistan.
1.15 BoxingA report on Frank Bruno 's final preparations for his defence of the WBC heavyweight title against Mike Tyson in Las Vegas early tomorrow.
Plus, action from Dunstable, Bedfordshire featuring local hero and former British and Commonwealth lightweight champion Billy Schwer in a non-title fight against Cardiff's Eddie Lloyd. Commentary by Jim Neilly.
1.50 Rugby Union England v Ireland
Live coverage from
Twickenham of the Save and Prosper international on the final weekend of this season's Five Nations
Championship (kick-off 3pm). Commentary Nigel Starmer-Smith , Bill Beaumont and Philip Matthews. See today's choices. * Andrew Duncan interview with Will Carling: page 16
Plus, at 5pm highlights of Wales v France in the Heineken International from the National Stadium, Cardiff. Commentary by Bill McLaren and Eddie Butler.
4.40 Final Score
TV presentation (rugby union) Gareth Mainwaringand
Johnnie Watherston Stereo
5.40-5.45pm Regional News and Sport
The snooker game show. Tonight's professionals are Mike Hallett ,
Gary Wilkinson and Stephen O'Connor. With host Jim Davidson and referee John Virgo. Director Babara Jones ; Producer John Burrowes
Just Say Noah. When happily married couples start vanishingfrom Metropolis, Lois and Clark pose as an "item" to investigate the disappearances.
Clark Kent/Superman DEAN CAIN, Lois Lane TERI HATCHER. Jimmy Olsen JUSTIN WHALIN, Perry
White LANE SMITH, Jonathan Kent EDDIE JONES
Noel Edmonds hosts another House
Party. Tonight, Esther Rantzen catches the wrong plane, goes to Italy instead of Germany, and ends up with a Gotcha. There's a chance to Grab-a-Grand, and watch out forthe Number Cruncher.
Producer Guy Freeman ; Executive producer
MichaelLeggo Stereo..... GRAB-A-GRAND COMPETITION LINE: [number removed]7 1/2/3 (calls cost 39p per minute. Lines open only during show).
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK
Michael Bolton is tonight's special guest. Hosted by Anthea Turner, with more forecasts from Mystic Meg.
(Stereo)
NOTE: winning numbers from previous lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 750 or by calling the Players' Lottery Helpline on [number removed]
With PeterSissons.
Weather Peter Cockroft Followed by National Lottery Update
A series of highlights from ten years of Comic Relief. Tonight, Hugh Laurie , Joanna Lumley , Angus Deayton , Paul Merton , Ian Hislop , Nicholas Lyndhurst , Frankie Howerd ,
Lenny Henry , Griff Rhys Jones , Jonathan Ross and Torvill and Dean, plus
Rowan Atkinson in Mr Bean 's 1993 Blind Date appearance. Introduced by Ben Elton.
Producer Amy Joyce
Action from two of today's FA Premiership games, including Liverpool v Chelsea at Anfield. Plus, the day's other goals and main talking points. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley, Tony Gubba and Jon Champion. Introduced by Ray Stubbs with Trevor Brooking and Gary Lineker.
The return of the light-hearted sports quiz umpired by Nick Hancock.
Captains Gary Linekerand David Gower compete in a game of wit and sporting knowledge, assisted by comedians Rory McGrath and Lee Hurst. Guests are Arsenal and England footballer Ian Wright and Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey.
Shown last Tuesday Stereo Subtitled ...
Cold War thriller starring
Martin Sheen
Michael Ontkean Hyde , a tough US Drugs Enforcement officer, is paired with MacKenzie, an intelligence officer from the Canadian Mounties. They stumble into the heart of an international conspiracy engineered jointly by the CIA and the KGB. Too late, the partners realise that the old ideologies have become a little blurred, and that there are no longer any borders in the world of espionage.
Director Paul Bnarbic (1989, 15)
See Films: pages 57-62 ***
