With Philippa Forrester.
The Tent Stop.
Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown talks to David Frost.
Series editor Barney Jones
Executive editor Bob Wheaton
Including at 8.15 and 9.00 News; plus weather forecasts
People discuss attitudes towards their spiritual experiences.
Today, Kilmartin.
International news stories concerning the deaf. With signing and subtitles.
IRepeatedTuesdayat2.30pmBBC2)
Last in the series: Dresden.
The language series visits Portofino.
With Anna Mazzotti.
Colin begins his course.
Ways to foster positive attitudes in children to racial differences. VIDEOPACK: for information and a booklet on the law about equal opportunities in services for children up to age 8, telephone BBC Education on [number removed].
A series on family life, presented by Gloria Hunniford and Caron Keating.
Rural matters with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.55
Analysis of the week's political events with John Humphrys.
Omnibus edition.
Sanjay is eager to save his marriage.
(Stereo)
Second World War adventure starring Peter Finch
With the German battleship GrafSPee destroying merchant shipping, British intelligence launches a daring counter-attack. With John Gregson ,
Anthony Quayle , Ian Hunter , Jack Gwillim. Directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
(1956)
Last in a six-part drama set in 1907. Windsor and "Fenbury Fred" rescue people from the fire at Gold's cinema.
Based on a novel by Elsie McCutcheon , adapted for television by James Andrew Hall ; A Red Rooster production for BBCtv
The Roadshow visits
Heveningham Hall , in Suffolk, where local people produce a gentleman's dressing table, a dining table to seat 30 people, a portrait that just might be by Constable, and a rare Victorian air gun. With Hugh Scully. Producer Christopher Lewis
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish
In tonight's programme from Pershore Abbey in Worcestershire,
Alan Titchmarsh finds out what living in a rural area means for young Christians, and takes acting lessons from the Abbey's amateur dramatic group. Hymns include Veni Sancte Spiritus, For All the Saints and All Things Bright and Beautiful.
Producer Diane Reid ; Editor Helen Alexander
Jean is concerned when Lionel seems to be short of work, but he hasn't been keeping her fully in the picture.
Written by Bob Larbey
Producer Sydney Lotterby
Executive producer Philip Jones
A Theatre of Comedy/D L Taffner UK Ltd production for BBCtv
In the last of the series, Yetta is dying to go to a wedding.
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
With Peter Sissons.
Weather Michael Fish
Colin Welland makes his return to writing for television since the success of his Chariots of Fire screenplay in 1981. Welland, who made his name as a writer in the heyday of The Wednesday Play, based this film on the true story of a woman's fight to adopt a Third World child after finding she cannot have a baby of her own. Its showing coincides with the Year of the Family.
Julie Walters makes her second Screen One appearance in the last 12 months (having starred last year in Wide Eyed and Legless) as Alice, a wealthy widow whose luxurious life in France is no compensation for childlessness. Walters is joined by Georges Corraface , who played the title role in 1992's ill-fated Christopher Columbus: the Discovery, as her new partner Jean-Paul. Edward Bennett , who made last year's infertility drama You, Me and It, directs.
Producer Kenith Trodd
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It Shouldn't Happen to a Pig
Demand for cheap eggs, meat and dairy foods puts farmers under mounting pressure to increase the yield from their animals, which in turn can cause the animals health problems. By treating the casualties, are vets merely propping up a cruel system? With Joan Bakewell. Producer Mike Mitchell
Series producer Michael Waterhouse
A Roger Bolton production for BBCtv TRANSCRIPT: send a cheque for £2.00, payable to BSS, to [address removed]
An affectionate parody of Hitchcock films, co-written, directed by and starring Mel Brooks
Dr Richard H Thorndyke is the new head of the PsychoNeurotic Institute for the Very, Very Nervous. His own neuroses multiply as he struggles with a plot against him.
Celestial names, discussed by Patrick Moore.
Producer Pieter Morpurgo
