(Timetable on Monday)
Presented by Nicholas Witchell and Jennie Bond.
(Timetable on Monday)
Topical discussion.
Regional News; Weather
With Zoe Ball.
The Playground Stop.
The animated antics of two plasticine rivals who imitate household objects.
Regional News; Weather
Live coverage from one of today's
Benson and Hedges Cup quarter final matches. Commentary by Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
Television presentation Alan Griffiths Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
Including at 12.00 News; Regional News and Weather
Julie's feuding with Philip comes to a bitter end. Pam hides a phobia from Doug while Debbie and Hannah continue to argue.
(For cast see Wednesday. Repeated at 5.35pm)
Further live coverage from one of today's 55-overs-per-side quarter final matches.
(Further coverage at 4.00pm on BBC2)
With Toby Anstis.
Animation. Noddy lends a hand to a friend in need in Toytown.
Third of a 12-part all-puppet comedy drama. Mortimer has a disaster with his pocket.
Written by Joan Aiken and Lizza Aiken (Part 4 on Thursday at 4.05pm)
Live action cartoon with Kate Copstick and Jo Kendall.
Written by Roy Apps
Cartoon fun. Rpt
The series that covers a whole range of exciting activities and sports. Today: rhythmic gymnastics, competitive croquet, parakarting, and Antive8 discovers the sting in "scissors, paper, stone".
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(Details at 1.30pm)
With Anna Ford and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley
Starring Chris Barrie
In this final programme in the series Brittas discovers that
Carole's expanding figure might have something to do with her pregnancy.
Written by Richard Feegen and Andrew Norriss Director/Producer Mike Stephens
Ricky is missing Frank and decides to take matters into his own hands.
(For cast see Monday)
A documentary series telling the dramatic real-life stories of six families.
Do You Remember?Colin and Pauline Winter have been married for over 30 years.
Colin was a warm and responsive husband, a loving father, and he and Pauline had an active social life. Colin loved dancing, he was captain of the local skittles team, and he and Pauline planned holidays abroad together after his retirement. But four years ago, at the early age of 49, Colin developed Alzheimer's disease. Today he can hardly speak, doesn't always recognise his three children and can no longer remember his wife's name.
"Half of my father has died already", says his son, Mark. "All we are left with is a shell."
Colin will not get better.
Pauline and her family tell their story of loving and caring for the husband and father they all adored.
Producer Lucy Sandys-Winsch Series producer Anne Webber
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HELPLINE: Phone [number removed]. Lines open from 8.30 to 10.30pm tonight, and from
11.00am to 2.00pm tomorrow.
Comedy series starring Bernard Hill
The Time Pat Was in the Sound of Music. Pat yearns for fulfilment outside motherhood and enrols as a nun in the church dramatic group.
Written by Tim Firth ; A Philip Partridge production for BBCtv Stereo
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News
Weather John Kettley
Join Jasper Carrott for a selection of the best moments from Canned Carrott second series. With Steve Punt , Hugh Dennis , Robert Powell , George Sewell , James Cosmo and Robin Griffith.
Producer/Director Ed Bye
Executive producer Paul Smith
A Celador production for BBCtv
The last part of Debbie Horsfield 's comedy of class conflict.
The police search the back garden of Tundish Hall.
Producer LizTrubridge
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Robert Stephens arrives in London this week with rave notices for his performance in the Royal Shakespeare Company's King Lear, which opens at the Barbican Theatre on Thursday. This Omnibus profile (the last of the current series) looks back at a stormy career and follows Stephens backstage at Stratford-upon-Avon as he prepares for and performs Shakespeare's tragedy.
Stephens was one of the brightest stars of a theatrical generation that included Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris. His work at the Old Vic in the 60s made him a star, and his marriage to Maggie Smith propelled him into the showbusiness limelight. But then there was a falling off: his marriage broke up, and his work suffered.
The RSC "rediscovered" Stephens for the role of Falstaff in Henry IV in 1992; King Lear has put his star back at its zenith. Nigel Williams's film looks at the strange life of a man whose nightly job is to transform himself into one of Shakespeare's greatest tragic figures.
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Highlights from one of today's quarter-final matches in the Benson and Hedges Cup.
Commentary by Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
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