Taking the mystery out of medical matters. Today: improving speech, and treatments for asthma.
Today chefs Clive Fretwell and John Tovey concentrate on dishes using pastry. And
Ross King learns how to bake cookies Victorian-style at Shugborough Hall.
A series in which Jan Leeming traces the stories and the names that hit the headlines.
Subtitled
Regional News; Weather
With Toby Anstis.
The Patch Stop.
The Miser. Lookout! Lookout!
Cyril the snatcher is about!
Animated fun.
Subtitled
Regional News; Weather
A compilation of clips from the Carry On films.
Outback. Carol Vorderman visits northern Australia.
Subtitled
Regional News; Weather
Calypso Search for Atlantis (part 2). The team continues the investigation into the lost island of Atlantis.
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
With Edward Stourton.
Subtitled
Weather Penny Tranter
Stella Artois Championship from Queen's Club, London. Featuring the world's top players. With commentary by John Barrett , Mark Cox and David Mercer.
Introduced by Barry Davies.
With Toby Antstis and Edd.
Animation.
Today: Paul and Barry try their hands at running a bus company.
Science-fiction comedy thriller. 8: The Ruddocks plan a picnic, but Jemedah is still after Watt.
(Part 9 next Tuesday)
A six-part children's drama.
Jack and family are on holiday in Scotland. Their cousin Angus is missing and his little daughter is left all alone. With Paul Jones.
Including the second of Anthea Turner's reports from the Cook Islands in the South Pacific.
Phoebe makes a drastic decision about her baby. Beth comes up against chauvinism on her first day at work for Doug. Worse is to come. Madge and Lou consider their future.
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
It's a bad day for Ian, Hattie and Steve. Clyde takes matters into his own hands. Nigel faces a disappointment. Meanwhile, Greg sees something he should not have.
This week's episodes written by Michael Robartes
Starring Patricia Routledge We all enjoy taking delivery of a new suite, but for Hyacinth the personal pleasure is a secondary factor. The neighbours seeing the new arrival, that's the real pleasure. Written by Roy Clarke.
Director/Producer Harold Snoad
Rot Stereo
Gentle sitcom about a couple with very different attitudes to running their life and their business, starring
Frances de la Tour
Andrew Sachs
Brotherhood. Shirley has an idea. Nat should join the Freemasons. This, she is sure, is a good idea. But then Willie, their old friend and waiter, drops a bombshell.
Written by Simon Block Director Nick Bye
Producer Richard Boden
With Michael Buerk.
Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
The series in which police forces around the country appeal for viewers to help them solve serious crime.
Tonight: the murder of 42-year-old Londoner Bulic
Forsythe who was last seen leaving his office at Lambeth Council on the evening of Wednesday 24 February. The next day he failed to turn up for work. Then in the early hours of Friday, witnesses heard shouts and footsteps running away from the block where he lived.
Soon after, fire was discovered spreading through his flat and his battered body was found in the bedroom. Crimewatch UK has artists' impressions of two men seen with him.
Presented by Nick Ross and Sue Cook. Phone on [number removed]from 9.30pm until midnight. Series producer Geraldine McClelland Details on Ceefax page
(Crimewatch UK Update is at 11.45pm)
Ruby Wax introduces a compilation of the best of last year's series which includes Jennifer Saunders , Joanna Lumley , Lauren Bacall , Rik Mayall , Rupert Everett , and Taffy Turner becoming a man. Producer CliveTulloh
Series producer Ed Bye
(Postponed from 3 June)
Scottish Secretary the Rt Hon Ian Lang , MP, Labour's
Environment spokesman Jack Straw , MP, the Parliamentary Leader of the Scottish National
Party, Margaret Ewing , and writer Joyce MacMillanjoin Peter Sissons in Glasgow. Producer Prue Keely
Editor Alexandra Henderson A Brian Lapping production for BBCtv
With the latest news from the Crimewatch studios.
RCN Nursing Update: Unit 4:
Assessing elderly people.
