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The return of the series taking the mystery out of medical matters. Today: head injuries and how to take a temperature accurately. With Dr Mark Porter and Lydia Thomas. A Moore production for BBCtv
Ross King interviews singer Chris Rea. Plus a viewers' competition.
An Entertainment production for BBCtv
Jan Leeming recalls people and stories which made the headlines, including
Chapeltown in Leeds, twelve years after the riots, and Irish singer Clodagh Rodgers. A Moore production for BBCtv
With Zoe Ball and your birthday greetings.
Playdays: The Why Bird Stop
(Rpt)
A marriage in the Seychelles is one of the highlights Nick Owen selects from the last series of Good Morning.
Western series.
Kathy Tayler takes a ride on a steam train.
Ross King looks back at his tour of Britain. Today: sport.
A Kershaw production for BBCtv
Highlights from the last series Today: funny men.
A KPA production for BBCtv
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
With Edward Stourton.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
With host Henry Kelly.
A RegGrundy production for BBCtv
Gary Ewing 's mysterious phone friend is murdered.
Another series of the one-frame snooker knock-out contest.
Current champion Neal Foulds takes on Steve James , and Willie Thorne plays Dennis Taylor. Presented by David Vine and Ted Lowe.
A White Rabbit production forBBCtv
Cartoon fun.
With Toby Anstis.
The Adventures of Spot
Cartoon.
Kangaroo tales.
Animation.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
John Leslie looks at life in the Falklands Islands.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Brad and Beth are innocent victims of Marco's treachery.
With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee
Presented by Tim Ewart , with sports news from Rob Curling.
(Regional programme)
Noel Edmonds presents the nostalgia game show, now entering its ninth year. "It's a very strong, simple format," says Edmonds. "Everybody shares memories about television, and it's amazing how much people can remember if they try." This year adds an extra element with star guests in the studio to set questions about their own television work, starting this week with Penelope Keith and Roy Castle. Director Graham Wetherell
Producer Richard L Lewis
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Anne Robinson takes over the hot seat as the consumer-affairs programme returns to expose the scandals of the high street and confront the cowboys. Once again you can call the hotline live on [number removed]and talk through your story with a Watchdog researcher. Editor Sarah Caplin
YOUR STORY: alternatively you can write to [address removed]
Anne Robinson dines with Clement Freud
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A season of films from the Serengeti by the celebrated cameraman Hugo van Lawick.
Wild dogs are fierce and effective predators. With superb teamwork, they are fast and have enormous stamina.
However, there is another side to their character. At the centre of this story is the struggle between two sisters - Alpha, the dominant dog, and Beta, a submissive sister.
Alpha, who already has pups of her own, decides to steal Beta's. All of Beta's attempts to retrieve her pups seem doomed to failure. Hugo van Lawick captures this real-life drama against the backcloth of Africa's savage Serengeti.
A Partridge production for BBCtv
Originally shown as part of BBC2's TV Hell night last year, the show examines the agonies and ecstasies of being a contestant on Mastermind.
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
Two IRA bombs in a crowded Warrington shopping centre on 20 March this year killed 3-year-old Jonathan Ball immediately; 12-year-old Tim Parry died five days later. Colin and Wendy Parry, the parents of murdered Tim, travelled to Northern Ireland, to the Republic and to Boston, USA, to find out more about why their son was killed and to understand the conflicting beliefs that sustain the troubles. "I have got a son who isn't going to live," said Colin Parry the day after the bombing, "a good-looking boy pulled apart for nothing. And for what?" Steve Bradshaw reports.
A Kilroy production for BBCtv
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Andrea Newman's steamy tale of passion and betrayal had everyone talking when it was first shown in 1990. This seven-part serial stars Trevor Eve, Lisa Harrow, Rudi Davies.
Charming, selfish Felix Cramer returns to London after years abroad and embarks on a dangerous affair.
Rpt
Clint Eastwood , Tom Cruise and Sharon Stone launch the new series in glittering style. Barry Norman reviews In the Line of Fire, The Firm and Sliver. Director Michael Samuels Producer Bruce Thompson
Drama starring Cliff Robertson
The chance for a once successful racing driver and his mechanic to make some quick money arises when a research scientist asks for help in defeating a deadly virus.
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2.00am Voluntary Sector TV
3.00am RCN Nursing Update
