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Live discussion programme with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Bistro-style food with a taste of Italy.
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and Regional News; Weather
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The Dot Stop.
Animated cartoon.
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A trip to EuroDisney near
Paris, and the attractions of Israel as a holiday destination. ●STEREO
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Including Ken Hom with his favourite meal to celebrate the Chinese new year. And a personal guide to stress.
Presented by Miriam Stoppard and Adrian Mills.
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Quiz hosted by Henry Kelly.
Racing
From Ascot.
2.30 Daily Telegraph Hurdle Race (3m)
3.05 Charterhouse Mercantile Steeplechase (Handicap. 3m)
3.35 Reynoldstown Novices' Steeplechase (3m).
Commentary by Julian Wilson and John Hanmer. Introduced by Richard Pitman. ●STEREO
Snooker
The Masters from Wembley
Conference Centre. Presented by Eamonn Holmes.
Racing producer Wendy Sheppard
With Andi Peters.
Animated cartoon.
Tony Hart shows how to sketch a good wildlife picture and Chris Packham photographs ducks. With Nicola Davies.
Animation.
Stereo.
Stanley and the Magic Lamp (part 2). Told iorjackanory by David Healy.
Animated space adventures.
News for children.
Fifth in a six-part drama series. Howard begins to uncover some very unpleasant facts.
Based on the novel by Diana Wynne Jones Dramatised by Jenny McDade * STEREO
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Harold becomes distressed when he finds an ancient letter of Madge's. Joe feels he can no longer trust Toby. Jim makes a startling confession to Helen. (For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm) STEREO
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With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Conversation with Terry Wogan and his guests. ●STEREO
The live magazine show which covers the latest in technology, medicine and the environment.
Tonight Howard Stableford goes to Ireland to see a new underwater camera that's keeping the waters of Connemara's loughs clear and where fish farming has put salmon and chips on the menu. Locally, the king offish is now as cheap as cod and haddock, but environmental worries have been voiced. And
Bob Symes investigates the latest in fun and fitness, including a bed that turns into a multigym. Plus more exclusive glimpses behind the scenes of Formula 1.
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Kate Bellingham , Carmen Pryce and John Diamond. Producer Richard Dale
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Another chance to see an episode of John Sullivan's classic comedy series. Starring David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Buster Merryfield.
When Rodney wins a Spanish holiday, "El Del" soon makes him wish he hadn't. With an appearance by Gina Bellman, star of Dennis Potter's television drama, Blackeyes.
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Presented by Anne Robinson. Producer Paul Smith
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The last in a four-part series, in which historian Martin Gilbert, who has spent 25 years researching and writing the life of Churchill, presents the first complete television biography of Britain's wartime leader.
This final film in the series covers the great statesman's life after the war until his death in 1965. The 1945 General Election was Churchill's first major post-war political test - and the Conservatives lost.
Barbara Castle says, "He couldn't realise that the people had been quietly making up their minds that he was a great wartime leader but he wasn't the man to bring the peace." A heckler's shout of "war monger" stuck in people's minds. As Leader of the Opposition, Churchill warned of the Soviet threat and urged Europe to unite - domestic politics often bored him. He turned once more to painting and commented wryly, "Happy are the painters for they shall not be lonely." He returned to power in 1951, suffered a massive stroke but hung on to office for as long as he could, infuriating his successor Anthony Eden. His oldest surviving secretary provides his epitaph: "I saw an enormous marble plaque and on it the legend 'Remember Winston Churchill'. I thought to myself, 'How could anyone forget him?'" Producer Jeremy Bennett
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Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Football
Highlights from the major FA
Cup fourth-round replays and a roundup of all the other significant action.
Olympic Winter Games A preview of the XVIth
Olympic Winter Games in Albertville, France. Britain will be hoping for gold from speedskater Wilf O'Reilly and the two-man bobsleigh team. Plus a look at the other names to look out for over the 16 days of competition. Also, highlights of the European Bobsleigh Championship from
Konigssee, Germany.
Snooker
The Benson and Hedges Masters from Wembley
Conference Centre. Steve Davis
recently ended 27 months without a win in a ranking tournament. He'll be aiming to pot
Stephen Hendry 's title.
Plus news and a preview of the Third Test in New Zealand.
Producer Vivien Kent
Editor Brian Barwick
