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Pretenders are Neal Swettenham, John Wilson and Andrea Gibb. DEVISER/PRODUCER MICHAEL JEANS Central Production
Anglia 5.00am ITN Morning News ZEINAB BADAWI
6.00 TV-am The Morning Programme
Presented by Richard Keys. Wake up and tune in to TV-am for-the very latest coverage on news, sports results and the money market in Money Matters. 7.00 Good Morning Britain
Mike Morris and Anne Diamond interview the people making the news and headlines. Keep up to date with events at home and abroad in half hourly news bulletins with Gordon Honeycombe, and reports on the TUC's annual conference from Adam Boulton in Bournemouth. Plus, Huckleberry Hound and birthday requests. 9.00 After Nine
Jayne Irving is joined in the studio by experts to discuss the pros and cons of teaching children from infancy.
9.25am Anglia News
10.20am ITN News Headlines 10.25am Anglia News Headlines
RICHARD MADELEY Stand by for take off! Richard Madeley hosts a new series of the popular daily travel and general knowledge quiz. Three new contestants will check in every morning to try and win a place on the exciting Runway, where they will be just 75 seconds away from a fabulous holiday. DESIGNER TIM WILDING RESEARCH MALCOLM QUIGGIN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER STEPHEN LEAHY DIRECTOR STEVE SMITH PRODUCER JANE MACNAUGHT A n A ction Time Production for Granada Television
10.00am Let's Pretend STRIPES AND SPOTS The leopard and the zebra both lived in the jungle. They were friends and agreed on most things except Stripes and Spots. Writer is Gail Renard.
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JON SNOW Up-to-the-minute news from home and abroad, with expert analysis, City reports and the lunchtime weather. PROGRAMME EDITOR ANDREW TILLEY ITN Production
1.20pm Anglia News followed by Weather Forecast
10.30am Animalympics
1.30pm Snooker
An animated feature film. At a secret meeting attended by the most influential animals in the world, it is decided that 1980 would be the year of the first Animal Olympics. The supreme architects of the animal kingdom gather to create the magnificent Pawprint Stadium. With the opening of the games, fans from five continents flock together to experience the suspense and drama and dazzling feats of athletic prowess. See film guide, beginning page 33
FIDELITY UNIT TRUSTS INTERNATIONAL From Trentham Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent There's a truly international flavour this afternoon when the line-up is expected to be: Willie Thorne (England) v Tony Drago (Malta) plus Silvino Francisco (South Africa) v Bob Chaperon (Canada). Tony Francis presents the action as the last 16 takes shape. More action tonight at 10.35pm.
V oices: Gilda Radner, Billy Crystal, Harry Shearer, Michael Fremer Music composed and performed by Graham Gouldman of IOCC SCREENPLAY STEVEN LISBERGER, MICHAEL FREMER DIRECTOR STEVEN LISBERGER
and Weather
9.30am NEW Runway
ITN News at One
12.00noon Baby & Co MIRIAM STOPPARD BOYS & GIRLS This week Miriam Stoppard looks at the different ways in which we treat boys and girls and finds out why sex equality officers are now at work in infants' schools. ITN newscaster Carol Barnes, mother of a boy and girl, explains why her daughter likes to be `girly' and her son `boyish', while other parents discuss how they have dealt with their children's discovery of what makes girls different from boys. RESEARCH MARIA LISTER, PAM ROBERTS DESIGNER ANN BEGA DIRECTOR DON CLAYTON PRODUCER PETRINA RANCE Y orkshire Television Production
12.30pm The Sullivans Kitty and Robbie make plans for their wedding.
3.25pm Anglia News 3.30pm The Young Doctors A case of paralysis turns into a case of German measles. And a homecoming is something of a letdown. Nurse Jill Gordon Joanne Samuel Sister Eve Turner Anne Lucas Hilary Templeton Abigail A nnemarie A ustin Judi Connelli
4.00 to 5.15pm Children's ITV
ran off... but she was in for a frightful surprise. Miss Muffet is played by Laura Goodwin. Puppeteers are Mak Wilson, Karen Prell, Mike Quinby and Angela Passmore. DESIGNERS GORDON TOMS, MALCOLM STONE DIRECTOR BRIAN HENSON PRODUCER ROBERTA J KURTZ PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE PAUL STEWART LAING A Jim Henson Production for TSW
4.10pm NEW Tube Mice BY SIMON AND SARA BOR AND DAVE MORAN
GEORGE COLE DENNIS WATERMAN WE ARE THE TUBE MICE An animated series that brings alive the adventures of the mice on the London Underground. This episode introduces the characters and the world of the Tube Mice and their motto: 'We never steal, that's what we say — we only use what's thrown away'. The Tube Mice voices supplied by George Cole and Dennis Waterman, with help from Sheila Hyde and Rupert Farley. Music by Dave Moran and Mike Amatt. CREATORS/DIRECTORS/ DESIGNERS SIMON AND SARA BOR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER PAUL STEWART LAING Honeycomb A nimation Production for TSW
4.20pm NEW
The Real Ghostbusters THE BIRD OF KILDARBY Return of the animated series based on the Ghostbusters film. A haunted Irish castle i8 imported to New York's Central Park and the Ghostbusters are called in to work a deal with its evil spirit tenants.
4.45pm NEW Knightmare
6.30pm Anything Goes
First in a new series of the award-winning TV adventure game, in which youngsters pit their wits against the amazing electronic Dungeon and its weird inhabitants.
Paul Barnes explores the backwaters of the Norfolk Broads while Pam Rhodes tours the Northumberland coast. For a weekly fact pack, write to: A nything Goes, Anglia Television, Anglia House, Norwich NR1 3JG, enclosing an A4-size sae. Addresses for further information can be found each week on Oracle, page 194.
Treguard Hugo Myatt Merlin/Mogdred John Woodnutt Lillith/Mildread Mary Miller Folly the Jester Alec Westwood Cedric/Caspar Lawrence Werber Troll Guy Standeven Dwarf/Olaf Tom Karol Gretel the Maid Audrey Jenkinson Sir Gumboil Edmund Dehn DIRECTOR SALLY FREEMAN DEVISER/PRODUCER TIM CHILD A Broadsword Production for • A nglia Television
EDITORS ANITA BURRAGE, GILES TUFFIELD ASSOCIATE PRODUCER GLORIA COOPER PRODUCER/DIRECTOR RON TRICKETT A nglia Television Production
7.00 to 7.30pm NEW
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5.10pm Snooker Update 5.15pm Blockbusters BOB HOLNESS Eager contestants race across the board.
ITN News at 5.45 Oracle subtitles page 888
6.00pm About Anglia HELEN McDERMOTT CHRISTINE WEBBER ALASTAIR YATES Location reports by Charlie Lee-Potter and Rebecca Atherstone (Norwich); Greg Barnes (Cambridgeshire News Centre); Peter Lugg (Bedfordshire); Owen Spencer-Thomas (Northamptonshire); Surrey Beddows (Essex) and Lindsay Brooke (Suffolk). EDITOR JIM WILSON DIRECTORS ALAN BURRELL, PETER TOWNLEY A nglia Television Production
ALISON HOLLOWAY GEOFF CAPES `My strength is as the strength of ten, because my heart is pure...' (King Arthur, in Sir Galahad by Tennyson) Rod Sylvia and Paul Dickeson from Australia, A B Wolders and Charlie Van Den Busch from Holland, Jamie Reeves and Mark Higgins from the United Kingdom and Bill Kazmaier and Stuart Thomson from the United States are eight of the strongest men the world has ever known. Pure Strength II will bring together these giant athletes for the first time for the ultimate team challenge of strength and supremacy. This contest for the Mighty White Trophy will be staged at the historical grounds of Allington Castle. Pure Strength II is staged by the Pure Strength Company. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER KEITH MOSEDALE SERIES PRODUCER JULIAN GRANT DIRECTOR JIM BROWN A Creative A ction Production for Thames
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Jim Henson Presents: Mother Goose Stories MISS MUFFET BY DAVID ANGUS
A re-telling of some favourite old nursery rhymes spiced with the up-to-date puppet wizardry of Jim Henson. Miss Muffet was rich. She had maids to do this, she had maids to do that... and Nurse Holloweg, too. When they wouldn't let her do what she wanted she
Audrey jenkinson as maid Gretel and Alec W estwood as Jester Folly in linightmare' at 4.4Spm