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Horror anthology starring Vincent Price. A vampire takes a famous chiller writer to a popular nightspot for the ghoulish, where three terrifying tales are recounted. Director Roy Ward Baker (1980, 15) (S) Films: pp 66-74 *** 636523

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Ends 12.10pm. Animal animation. (R) 9123184

Whose Forest is it Anyway? Angry that Harry’s home has been destroyed by loggers, Nancy decides to become politically active. (R) (S) 2461287

Adoublebillof clay-animated fun. (R) 4159748

A secret agent plans to destroy the world with nerve gas. (R) (S) 9786900

Fun with the loveable youngsters. (R) (S) 9762320

Boyzone’s Keith Duffy , Kate Heavenor and Vernon Kay host Fully Booked Interactive, the magazine show full of celebrities, music and competitions in which viewers have the chance to connect with presenters and guests via e-mail, phone and the website. Guests on the second show include Harry Enfield interviewed on Fbi Vip, and Billie with her new single Day and Night. Brookside teenage tearaways Tim O’Leary , who plays Philip Oliver , and Emily Shadwick (Jennifer Ellison ) drop in, while chart-toppers Toploader perform their new single Achilles Heel and newcomers Made in London play their debut song Dirty Water. Producers Gail Hendrie and Simon Parsons : Executive producer Claire Mundell (W) For Further Details: Ceefax page Write to: FBi, Po Box 1212. Glasgow. G12 8db. or telephone on [number removed](calls taken from 8.45am. charged at national rate). E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.bbc.co.uk/fbi [number removed] 4400

Comedy drama starring S Club 7. As a reward for catching a burglar, Hollywood star Tommy DeWitt takes Hannah out on a date. Shown last Thursday (S) 3415232

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Introduced by Steve Rider from Murrayfield. 12.20 Football Focus Ray Stubbs takes a look at the weekend’s Premiership matches and the struggle for promotion and relegation, plus the battle for European qualification. 1.20 Snooker The final weekend’s action from the World Snooker championship at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield. Commentary is by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor. Semi-final continues at 5.20pm on Bbc2. (S) 2.05 Rugby League Pre-match analysis prior to live coverage of rugby league’s Challenge Cup final, the showpiece event from Murrayfield - home of Scottish rugby union. And from 2.45 Leeds Rhinos v Bradford Bulls Live coverage of the final from Murrayfield, the first time the final has been held outside of England, with kickoff at 3pm. Leeds are the defending champions after last year’s spectacular win against the London Broncos, but Bradford have been this season’s most dominant team. Commentary by Ray French , Jonathan Davies. 2.05-4.45 (nonPDC) 4.45 Final Score A roundup of the day’s football news and results. TV presentation (rugby league) Malcolm Kemp ; Editor Carl Hicks (W) 48479829 39200184

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The pop music family quiz show hosted by Jamie Theakston. Team captains Suggs and Noddy Holder are joined by guests including Miriama from the Honeyz, Richard Fairbrass , Jamie from Hepburn and Westlife’s Bryan McFadden. Director Joanna Ball : Producer Robin Ashbrook (S)(W) 845829

Today’s dream prizes on the game show, hosted by Gaby Roslin , include releasing a rhino back into the wild in South Africa and helping move a pride of lions, and winning the Trotters’ van from the sitcom Only Fools and Horses. Director Jonathan Bullen ; Producers Claire Horton and Amanda Wilson (S) (W) 700788

Simon Mayo hosts the quiz show where 49 contestants compete to win a round-the-world trip. Plus the Thunderball and National Lottery draws. Director Ian Hamilton ; Producer Colman Hutchinson (S) (W) 777610

Everything Must Go. Di Carter and his team bungle a drugs raid, which has dire consequences later for Pc Nick Green, Pc Richard Law and social worker Jenny Wilson. Episode written by Mark Davies Markham Producer Ken Horn : Director Terry McDonough (S) (W) Alison Graham : page 46 Followed by National Lottery Update 749392

Guide to the perils of working for the BBC, presented by Terry Wogan. 1) the presenters. 29/4@10pm: the acting profession.

Terry Wogan introduces a two-part guide to the perils of working for the Bbc, beginning with the plight of Auntie’s most put-upon employees, the presenters. Continues at 10pm. Director Ben Kellett ; Producer Tom Webber (S) 871639

Stars celebrate the Beatles’ 40th anniversary, with Anna Ford, Reba McEntire, Engelbert Humperdinck, Sid Owen, A1.

A galaxy of stars gather to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the formation of the Beatles. Performers include Anna Ford , country star Reba McEntire , Engelbert Humperdinck , former EastEnders star Sid Owen and boy band Al. Hosted by Jane McDonald. See Choice. Producer Mirella Breda: Executive producer David Young (S) Engelbert Humperdinck’s Kind of Day: page 182320 138

In the second of tonight’s programmes, Terry Wogan turns the spotlight on the acting profession, with memorable moments when the script went out the window. (s) 529146

With George Alagiah. Weather Sarah Wilmshurst.

Gary Lineker introduces the pick of the day’s Premiership matches. Studio analysis is by Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking and commentary is provided by John Motson , TonyGubba and Simon Brotherton. Producer Paul McNamara ; Executive editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at 8.20am (S) Website: www.bbc.co.uk/football 8729707

Nick Hancock hosts the irreverent sports quiz. Shown last Thursday (S) Followed by Weatherview 582287