With Toby Anstis.
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Today: the Tent Stop. Rpt
A Felgate production for BBCtv
David Frost interviews the week's news makers.
Executive editor Bob Wheaton
Including at 8.15am and
Five programmes about how different people have coped with life's challenges.
Denise Smith broke her back and later her neck, leaving her totally numb from the neck down. But the former Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year finds that life still has much to offer. Rpt
Opera singer Jonathan Veira joins Michelle Guinness for prayer and reflection.
Programmes from America's deaf channel, the Silent
Network, continue with part 2 of Sign of Our Times, the first programme for the deaf transmitted in the USA. With signing and subtitles.
Plucked from the sea by a freak hurricane,
Sanna endures attacks by dinosaurs, man-eating plants and jealous tribeswomen before coming under the protection of an unusual guardian.
Director Val Guest (1969)
SEE FILMS pages 39-44
Music-makers from around the world converge on the Welsh town of Llangollen for the International Eisteddfod.
A special report from John Craven about the plight of British youngsters who were forcibly shipped out to
Australia in the post-war years to work on farms. Plus weather for the week ahead at 12.55pm.
The last in the series of political analysis with Jonathan Dimbleby and John Cole.
Omnibus edition. Hattie and Debbie reveal their secrets.
The tragic story of Lady Jane Grey starring Helena Bonham Carter
Following the death of Henry VIII, England is riven by religious dissent. The Duke of Northumberland schemes for the unwilling and ill-prepared Lady Jane Grey to usurp the throne from his successor, the sickly Edward VI.
Director Trevor Nunn (1985)
SEE FILMS pages 39-44
In this week's dog-handling contest, Scotland takes on the Midlands. With Peter Purves , Cheryl Baker and vet
Bradley Viner.
With Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft
The second of a four-part series in which Thora Hird explores the respective paths to heaven and hell as depicted in turn-of-the-century religious posters. A Thiefin the Night. Thora learns that the choice between the slide to perdition and the narrow path to salvation is stark, but far from easy. Joining her this week are the Angel Voices Choir, organist Carlo Curley , the Surrey Harmony Ladies' Barbershop Choir and the Salvation Army's Staines Citadel Choir.
A Bryan Izzard production for BBCtv
More travel and challenges presented by Anneka Rice.
In the final programme of the series, this week's contestants fly to Zimbabwe where they face an unusual survival test in the African bush and a canoe race through the rapids of the Zambezi river.
Director David Cumming
Series producer Mark Rowland A Mentorn production for BBCtv
The drama series set in early-50s rural Scotland starring Ian Carmichael, Francesca Hunt, Derek Riddell
Sir James and Lady Constance prepare to leave for the USA, but they have conflicting ideas about remarrying. Andrew's plans for the future of Strathblair shock and upset Flora. Umberto's flirtations stir up gossip and animosity in the village, and there are those who want to be rid of him.
Episode written by Sue Glover
Starring Judi Dench, Geoffrey Palmer
Jean meets Lionel's father, an eccentric character, who has some rather surprising news. Written by Bob Larbey.
Producer Sydney Lotterby
Executive producer Philip Jones
A Theatre of Comedy/DL Taffner production for BBCtv
With Martyn Lewis. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft
First in a two-part version of Anne Devlin 's award-winning adaptation of Lawrence's classic novel, starring Imogen Stubbs
Set at the turn of the century, the novel tells of the passions and fortunes of a Midlands farming family, and it was banned for obscenity shortly after its publication in 1915. Ghosts. 1899-1900: Ursula
Brangwen, nearing the end of her schooldays, is strongly attracted to the son of a family friend. When he leaves to fight in the Boer War, Ursula forms a close attachment with her teacher, Winifred Inger. Part 2 and cast tomorrow at 10.10pm. Producer Chris Parr
Life before Death
Over the centuries people who have been to the brink of death have reported strange experiences after they had apparently lost consciousness. Recent medical advances in revival techniques have led to a great increase in people having these near death experiences.
Everyman meets three people who have had these sensations and two experts, a psychologist and a theologist, whose views of the meaning of near death experiences are worlds apart. Producer Howard Reid
Series editor John Blake
A CSL production for BBCtv
Another chance to see this six-part series from looking at the last of Britain's steam railways.
The Long Drag. A look at the famous Settle-Carlisle railway over the western Pennines.
Producer Andrew Johnson
First transmitted in 1988, this programme charts events surrounding the proposed closure of the Settle to Carlisle line. Show more
Saucy British comedy starring Peter Sellers in seven roles.
June 1940: the Nazis invade Paris and begin to close all houses of ill repute. All except a popular haunt of the Gestapo and, British Intelligence.
With Jenny Hanley , Curt Jurgens , Rula Lenska and Windsor Davies.
Director Roy Boulting (1973)
SEE FILMS pages 39-44
Pathways to Care: "Working for Quality: NVQ and SVQs" An opportunity to record the first programme in this new service for people involved in caring, child care, and education.
