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10.30 Hotch Potch House (ages 3-5) Running Water Stereo 2473465 10.50
Cosmo and Dibs in Punjabi (ages 3-5) The Toucan Bird stereo Followed by Cosmo and Dibs in English (ages 3-5) The Toucan Bird Stereo 5347026 11.00 Look and Read
(ages 7-9) Through the Dragon 's Eye - the GreatBattle Stereo 9373804 11.20Short
Circuit (ages 14-16) Witness forthe
Prosecution Stereo 9266552 11.40 English Time (ages 11-14) Stereo 9144026 12.00 English File (ages 14-17)

Introduced by Helen Rollason.

Athletics
Action from the first day of the World Indoor championships in Paris, France. Featuring the return, after a four-year ban, of Jason Livingston to international competition in the 60m. Plus the first round of the women's 200m and 800m and the men's 200m, 400m, 800m and 3,000m. Commentary by David Coleman, Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson. Coverage continues at 6.50pm.
(Stereo)

Including at 3.00 News Regional News and Weather

Contributors

Presenter:
Helen Rollason
Commentary:
David Coleman
Commentary:
Stuart Storey
Commentary:
Paul Dickenson
Producer:
Mark Wilkin
Editor:
Peter Allden

Esther Rantzen discusses ballroom dancing with TV presenter and dancer Rosemarie Ford , European champions
Christopher Hawkins and Hazel Newberry , and trainer Peggy Spencer.

Contributors

Unknown:
Esther Rantzen
Unknown:
Rosemarie Ford
Unknown:
Christopher Hawkins
Unknown:
Hazel Newberry
Unknown:
Peggy Spencer.

Two quarter-final matches in the battle of veteran snooker stars see the first appearances of Welshman Doug Mountjoy and Australian
Eddie Charlton. Introduced by David Vine. The series continues on Monday.

Contributors

Unknown:
Doug Mountjoy
Unknown:
Eddie Charlton.
Introduced By:
David Vine.

A chance to see another episode from the cult series from the sixties.
The Apple. Kirk discovers a Garden of Eden where life, it initially seems, could not be more perfect.
Capt James T Kirk , WILLIAM SHATNER Mr Spock LEONARD NIMOY
, Dr McCoy DEFORREST KELLEY , Scott JAMES DOOHAN. Chekov WALTER KOENIG
Repeat

Contributors

Unknown:
Capt James T Kirk
Unknown:
William Shatner
Unknown:
Mr Spock Leonard Nimoy
Unknown:
Dr McCoy Deforrest Kelley
Unknown:
Scott James Doohan.
Unknown:
Chekov Walter Koenig

Coverage of the World Indoor Athletics championships from Paris, France, featuring the finals of the men's and women's 60m. Britain has high hopes of Jason Livingston winning the men's title. Introduced by Helen Rollason. Producer Mark Wilkin ; Editor Peter Allden

Contributors

Unknown:
Jason Livingston
Introduced By:
Helen Rollason.
Producer:
Mark Wilkin
Editor:
Peter Allden

Mediterranean Maze. Michael Palin 's trek takes him through Istanbul on the Bosporus to Aswan on the Nile. The journey looks straightforward, but takes three trains, four ferries and some deft island-hopping. Palin is walking in the footsteps of such figures as Alexander the Great, Tutankhamun and Agatha Christie , as well as thousands of tourists. But uniquely his itinerary includes an audience with the late Patric
Walker, the Radio Times astrologer. Director Roger Mills ; Producer Clem Vallance
Repeat Stereo Subtitled..... BBC BOOK: Pole to Pole, available from bookshops in hardback, price £16.95 and paperback, price L10.99

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Palin
Unknown:
Agatha Christie
Director:
Roger Mills
Producer:
Clem Vallance

Continuing his tour of the south of France,
Alan Titchmarsh admires colourful, drought-tolerant plants, Gay Search discovers a cottage garden on a London rooftop, and Stephen Lacey makes the most of spring bulbs. See today's choices. Series producer John Percival ; Executive producer
TonyLaryea Stereo + See Alan Titchmarsh : page 35

Contributors

Unknown:
Alan Titchmarsh
Unknown:
Stephen Lacey
Producer:
John Percival
Unknown:
Alan Titchmarsh

The second of two Comedy Zone specials in which chefs
Clarissa Dickson Wright and Jennifer Paterson , the motor-biking stars of Two Fat
Ladies, recall theirfavourite funny moments from classic comedies.
On tonight's menu are the cream of double acts with clips from the shows Morecambe and Wise, French and Saunders and Fry and Laurie.
Producer Garry John Hughes ; Executive producer Bridget Boseley Stereo
And at 10.00 Alas Smith and Jones Jennifer Paterson chooses one of her favourite comedies, an episode from the early eighties of the Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones classic double act, complete with head-to-head discussions. Videopluscode9.30-10.30pm
Followed by Video Nation Shorts

Contributors

Unknown:
Clarissa Dickson Wright
Unknown:
Jennifer Paterson
Producer:
Garry John Hughes
Producer:
Bridget Boseley
Producer:
Jones Jennifer Paterson
Unknown:
Mel Smith
Unknown:
Griff Rhys Jones

Choice or Chance. Shane, West,
Damphousse and Wang are captured by Silicates, and West realises that one of the prisoners is his lost love, Kylen.

Contributors

Nathan West:
Morgan Weisser
Shane Vansen:
Kristen Cloke
Cooper Hawkes:
Rodney Rowland
Vanessa Damphousse:
Lanei Chapman
Paul Wang:
Joel De La Fuente
Colonel McQueen:
James Morrison
Kylen:
Amanda Douge

John Lenahan 's guests on the magic show are comedy-magicians Otiz Cannelloni, Jerry Sadowitz. David Williamson and Rene Levland.
Director David G Croft : Producer Peter Kessler

Contributors

Unknown:
John Lenahan
Unknown:
Jerry Sadowitz.
Unknown:
David Williamson
Unknown:
Rene Levland.
Director:
David G Croft
Producer:
Peter Kessler

Drama. Britt, drifting aimlessly between jobs, has two boyfriends: the educated, gentle Bjorn and the exciting pop singer Robban. Before long, though, she is faced with the realities of adult life. In Swedish with English subtitles.
Director Bo Widerberg (1963)
Black and white.....
♦ See Films: pages 54-58 ***
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Director:
Bo Widerberg
Britt:
Inger Taube
Bjorn:
Thommy Berggren
Robban:
Lars Passgard

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