Simon Parkin and Andi Peters with a whole morning of cartoons, drama, special reports, music and competitions - starting with Playbus: The Tent Stop.
Humphrey and Wobble Clown tell the story Ready, Steady, Go by Ricky Diamond.
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Taking a look at legends.

SS Stinkypoo sets sail with Capt Clarence at the wheel.
Today: A Smoggies' Birthday

What is the best way to tell people about your faith? Presented by Mark Chatterton with Nina Baden-Semper and Ray Scott-Johnson.
BBC North West

From Spencerville, Ohio, it's the wildest, zaniest, most adorable group of puppets. Hosted by Spencerville's mayor, Mr Hallo Spencer.

The programme that answers your questions. Is sea air really good for you?
Questions: to Corners, [address removed].

(First shown on BBC1)

with Caron Keating Yvette Fielding and John Leslie.

A six-part series by Angela Ince and Shirley Lowe.

Boxpops is back with more pop music, popular TV clips and voxpops (your opinions!). This week: fashion. The height of style in 52? Whose boots were walking in 66? Were they so modern in 78? Find out in Boxpops!
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Music news and features with Andy Crane.
This week Sonia's on a boat - and Gloria Estefan isn't.
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A chance to take a behind-the-scenes look at Elvis both in rehearsal and on stage in a film about his 1969 comeback tour, which is being shown in its complete version.
Elvis sings many songs ranging from his later ballads to some of his earliest hits, including Heartbreak Hotel, Blue Suede Shoes, All Shook Up, Love Me Tender, One Night with You and Suspicious Minds.
Produced by HERBERT F. SOLOW Written and directed by DENIS SANDERS
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Spies, crashed airmen and fugitives from the Gestapo often relied on forged papers on the French Riviera during the war. For the British, like those in this documentary film, papers were essential to avoid arrest. The British were not supposed to be there after 1940. From Nice and Monaco to Clermont-Ferrand, this film traces the stories of five Britons who, by fate, choice or duty, spent the war years in southern France evading the authorities.
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Lada Classic from Kenilworth Road, Luton. England v Australia Australia, World Cup winners in 1986 but beaten by gold medallists Great Britain in a thrilling Olympic semi-final last year, are sure to provide tough opposition in the final match of the tournament. Introduced by David Icke with Ian Taylor. Commentator: Barry Davies. Producer ALAN GRIFFITHS

This three-part series stands back from the 400-year-old story of 'victory' and 'defeat' to look at what really happened in 1588. A number of new discoveries in archives and in the wrecks, together with new analysis by experts in many countries, means that the Armada must now be seen in a different way. In this first film, the background to the story is spelled out.
BBC Elstree
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(Part 2 next Sunday)
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featuring
France v British Isles Durham v Lancashire
The first of a new season of Rugby Special, and what a season it promises to be. The All Blacks start their tour of Wales and Ireland next week, and later in the month Fiji visit these shores.
After the Lions' success in Australia in the summer, what better celebration than a match against France in Paris? Plus the defending
Toshiba County Champions, Durham, start the defence of their title.
Introduced by Chris Rea. Commentator:
Nigel Starmer-Smith . Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

by Ronnie Taylor.
Bill Cotton introduces this tribute to the late Harry Worth, in which he is found creating disorder in the midst of the law.
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Jools Holland discusses the week's new singles with four diverse panellists who pronounce the judgment 'hit or miss'. In the case of a split decision, three members of the audience will decide whether it 'makes it' or not. This week's panel includes Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders. Director PHIL CHILVERS
Series producer SHARON ALI

Ivory Wars
The African elephant - largest and most intelligent of land mammals - is staring extinction in the face.
Thousands are slaughtered every year and their ivory tusks sold for carving.
Poachers risk open warfare to kill elephants and the illegal trade in ivory reveals a complex web of greed and corruption from Africa to Asia and beyond. Can the African elephant, with its unique social behaviour, withstand the terrible pressures of poaching? And what action is needed now to save these majestic animals? Narrated by Julian Pettifer. Photography JOHN DAVEY
Produced by PHmp CAYFORD Series editor MIKE SALISBURY
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Continuing the five-part story. Starring
4: Submarine U-96 has received orders to put in to the neutral Spanish port of Vigo to take on supplies.
The officers experience the good life on a German supply ship. For the men it's a brief respite from the war before risking the hazardous Straits of Gibraltar.
Based on the novel by LOTHAR GUNTHER BUCHHEIM Written and directed by WOLFGANG PETERSEN
(A West German film with English subtitles. Final part next Sunday)
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John Kiki ,
Painter John Kiki 's career has been shaped by circumstance. Born into a large
Greek-Cypriot family, Kiki's artistic talent was recognised early and encouraged against his parents' wishes. He won a scholarship to the Royal
Academy Schools, where he was given the accolade of his first one-man show. Family pressure soon forced him into a career as a restaurateur, but ten years later he went back to painting. His extraordinary talent was quickly realised:
Charles Saatchi bought a number of his paintings, which should have been a perfect launching pad back into the art world. However, outside forces once again intervened, this time with more serious consequences. Five years later, now in his mid-40s,
Kiki has taken up painting once again, and is determined to pursue the career which has twice previously eluded him. Film editor JONATHAN COOKE Director FRANCO ROSSO
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starring and Chicago: the breathless life of young singles is the pattern for Danny and Bernie - fast women, late nights and tall stories fill the noisy, boozy evenings after a hard - or not so hard - day's work.
Buddies of a feather for ever, or so it seems until Danny falls for the stunning Debbie Sullivan. Based on the controversial play by David Mamet , writer of The
Untouchables and Glengary Glenross , and directed by Ed Zwick , creator of thirtysomething.
Based on the play Sexual Perversity in Chicago by DAVID MAMET
Screenplay by TIM KAZURINKSY and DENISE DECLUE
Produced by JASON BRETT and STUART OKEN
Directed by EDWARD ZWICK
(First showing on British television)
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