8.00 Jumpcuts

8.15 Open Advice: Something for Everyone

8.40 Strategy on the Screen

Starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy

In gratitude for foiling a bank robbery, street cleaners Stan and Ollie are offered any reward they desire. They decide upon an education at Oxford University.
Films: pages 47-54

Off-beat comedy starring Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
When a television writer is blackmailed over compromising photographs of his wife, he decides to take matters into his own hands.
Director George Marshall ● FILMS: pages 47-54

Peter Alliss is joined in the bunker by instructor Wally Armstrong , who uses many gadgets to help his pupils, and even paints the sand red. In a far cry from the sun-kissed bunkers of Disney World in Florida, Alliss looks at winter golf in Britain. ● STEREO
● BBC VIDEO: items from this series - on tee-shots, the short game, bunkers, golf and the disabled, and the green - with a guest appearance by Nick Price , are available on a video, £ 1 0.99 from retailers.

I Starring
Margaret Lockwood
Dane Clark
A biologist finds her expertise in demand when the secret service wants her for a highly dangerous mission into eastern Europe, where insects are being bred for germ warfare.
Director Roy Baker ● FILMS: pages 47-54

The Cat Came Back, from the National Film Board of Canada.

Reporter Anu Giri takes to the skies in Britain's largest hot air balloon. Owned and operated by 34-year-old Ravinder Hunjan , the UK's only Asian balloon pilot, the craft holds as many as 20 passengers and operates out of Staines, Middlesex.
Also featured is an exclusive location interview with film star
Pooja Bhatt , plus the Asian club of the year in Bradford on Bhangra night and the week's video top ten Hindi films. ● STEREO

Second of a 3-part drama about two sisters growing up in modern-day Pakistan. Written by Hasina Moeen

An RSPB film about the spring-time birdlife of Ireland's mountains and moorlands.

Shown in connection with Sunday night's documentary series City of Strangers (8.10pm on BBC2). Starring Greta Garbo Melvyn Douglas

Comrade Ninotchka is sent to Paris to investigate the dubious activities of a Soviet trade delegation. The stern commissar is soon enjoying the capitalist way of life and discovering that love is more than a mere biological reaction.

Films: pages 47-54

A look at Parliament at work.
Editor Geoffrey Sumner

TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

My Brilliant Chancellor
Lord Lawson gives a vivid account of his years as Chancellor of the Exchequer in Mrs Thatcher 's cabinet, and takes a critical look at his achievement.
With David Dimbleby. Producer JanineThomason

With Chris Lowe.
Weather John Kettley

Russian Steps. Michael Palin has 12 days to get from
St Petersburg to Odessa. ● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

With the surprise success this year of John Tavener 's The
Protecting Veil, the composer's popularity has grown again. Geoffrey Haydon 's film includes excerpts from his previous one about Tavener made in the 1960s, as well as specially filmed sections from key works, and an exploration of his Eastern Orthodox faith.
A Third Eye production for BBCtv
● STEREO; MUSIC AND ARTS: p 1

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Concluding Elaine Morgan 's adaptation of Vera Brittain 's book. Starring Cheryl Campbell
1918, Vera returns to Oxford.
With Frances Tomelty , Rupert Frazer , Emrys James ,
Jane Wenham , Thelma Whiteley , Jane Booker , Susan Bovell ,
Peter Woodward , Geoffrey Burridge , Michael Troughton. Producer Jonathan Powell
Director Moira Armstrong (Rpt )

The Night rider. In 1963, black civil rights leader Medgar Evers was murdered in Mississippi and the murder weapon was traced to a white supremacist. Tried but not convicted, he is said to have confessed to the crime at a Ku Klux Klan meeting. Producer Christopher Olgiati
Executive producer Paul Hamann
* STEREO; TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888
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A festival of terror, hosted by Dr Walpurgis, for Hallowe'en.
Producers Mark Deitch, Nick Freand Jones
Details on Ceefax page 666
Feature: page 34

What's behind the Door, Mummy?
Leading figures in horror discuss what it is that scares people.

11.20pm* Tales from EC
Comics that inspired Creepshow.

11.25pm* Creepshow
First network showing for Stephen King and George Romero 's horror.
Films: pages 47-54

1.25am* The Art of Illusion
Make-up effects wizard Tom Savini.

1.30am* The Unholy Trinity
The creations of Clive Barker, Sean Cunningham, Wes Craven.

1.40am* The Curse of the Werewolf
The newly restored version of Oliver Reed's Hammer horror.
Director Terence Fisher

3.10am* Prime Evil
Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell on the Evil Dead saga.

3.15am* Terror on the Page
Stephen King and other authors open their books.

3.20am* The Bride of Frankenstein
Perhaps the greatest horror film ever.
Director James Whale
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)

4.30am* The Horror of Sex
Love, pain, sex, sexuality and the position of women in horror.

4.35am* Dario's Friends
Italian Dario Argento at work on his new movie, Trauma.

4.45am* Death Line
Cannibal horror on the London Underground.
Director Gary Sherman

6. 10am* Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Horror spoof from the comedy duo.
Director Charles T Barton (B/W)

Followed by Good Morning