Today: what happens in intensive care; and the healing power of plants.
Chefs Alastair Little and John Tovey present some unusual delicacies. With Ross King.
Stories that hit the headlines.
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Regional News; Weather
With Philippa Forrester.
The Playground Stop.
Animation. Rpt
Highlights from this year's Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick.
Subtitled
Regional News; Weather
Comedy drama starring Carol Burnett
A cheating husband deserves to die - or does he?
This week between
Manchester and Belfast.
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Regional News; Weather
The once idyllic South Pacific island of Tahiti has fallen prey to tourism, technology and, most frightening of all, nuclear weapons.
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
With John Tusa. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
Live coverage of the ladies' quarter-finals, introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Andi Peters and Edd the duck spend the afternoon behind the scenes at Wimbledon. Stereo
The animated adventure series. Stereo Subtitled
Game show with Peter Simon and Shane Richie.
News for children.
Today: Jacob Lowe ,
Steven Hickman and Carina Cameron learn the excitement and dangers of potholing. Plus touch hockey, and A ntiqu8 visits a belfry in Gloucestershire.
Paul gives Christina the surprise of her life. Brad's photo session has an unexpected ending.
With Peter Sissons and Anna Ford.
Subtitled
Weather Penny Tranter
Last in the series of David Attenborough's favourite Wildlife on One programmes.
In the deep caverns of the Borneo jungles huge mounds of guano seethe with golden cockroaches, while giant poisonous centipedes lurk on the walls. This is the home for the strangest of birds, swiftlets, which make their nests of spit and can fly in total darkness.
Alongside them are bats, who fall prey to underworld serpents. David Attenborough was visibly shocked as he entered the nightmarish world of the caves and he describes the film as "a portrait of a place that has what I can only describe as a horrid fascination".
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Hattie has to face up to reality while Steve runs away. Phil stands by her and makes a new friend from a different world.
(For cast see Thursday)
Paul A Mendelson 's comedy series first shown last year.
The Party's Over. Alec devises an evening of crime and passion for Miss Flood.
Director John Kilby
ProducerSharon Bloom
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
With Michael Buerk.
Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Penny Tranter
More highlights of last year's series, reconstructed with the emergency services, actors and the people involved in the original rescues. This week: how a Sunday-afternoon stroll turned into a desperate struggle against time and tide. Two potholers get into trouble while negotiating the "black hole" 500 feet beneath the Mendip Hills. Two men on a fishing trip are at the centre of a massive search and rescue operation in the Bristol Channel. And how a Somerset farmer fought his way back to health after a tractor accident left him with a broken back.
Plus first aid tips and advice. Presented by Michael Buerk. Series producer Andy Batten-Foster
Last year, the top four women's seeds successfully reached their appointed places in the semi-final. Harry Carpenter and Sue Barker report on the ladies' quarter-finals and whether performances are living up to expectations.
A film in two parts. On 4
December 1972, 7-year-old
Steven Stayner was abducted by two men and taken to a ramshackle cabin where he began a seven-year sentence of psychological and sexual abuse. This highly acclaimed drama recounts Steven's extraordinary true story and his parents' moving ordeal of faith and hope. Steven Stayner himself makes an appearance as the police officer.
Part 2 can be seen tomorrow at 11.20pm.
2.15-2.45am Executive Business Club: scrambled.
3.15am Legal Network
Television: scrambled.
