Analysis of the main trading stories. EditorPaul Gibbs
(Timetable on Tuesday)
With Justin Webb and Andrew Harvey. Editor Bob Wheaton
(Timetable on Tuesday)
Temple Storks.
Great Vegetarian Dishes. An Italian lunch (part 2).
Regional News; Weather
With Zoe Ball ,
The Tent Stop.
A Felgate production tor BBCtv
Regional News; Weather
Fires of the Mind. Understanding the human brain.
Regional News; Weather
TV presenter Matthew Kelly and actor Graham Stark are among Judi Spiers 's guests today.
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo
A closer look at a creature with a distinctive personality.
None So Blind. Kate is faced with possible blindness.
A visit to the Irish Midlands. A Straight Forward production for BBCtv
With Toby Anstis.
Animation. Featuring the voice of Griff Rhys Jones.
The toys come alive when the humans leave the room.
(Rpt)
(Stereo)
Schools quiz with John Barrowman.
Eight-part Australian drama series. 4: Sim is envious of the warmth and support Eve's parents give her. With Clayton Williamson.
Debbie learns the truth about
Darren. Will she be led astray? (For cast see Wednesday. Shown at 1.30pm)
With Martyn Lewis and Jill Dando. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish
Celebrity panel game. Team captains Rick Wakeman and Craig Ferguson are joined by AnnBryson, Nina Myskow ,
Robert Elms and John Inman as they trawl their memory banks for bygone fads. Hosted by Danny Baker.
Director Stuart McDonald
Producer Caroline Wright
A special edition featuring the Prince of Wales Award for Innovation.
His Royal Highness joins the team to meet the contenders for this year's award. There's the Glaswegian inventor of a new safe aerosol, the scrambler that's making
Nottingham Police radios safe from eavesdroppers, and the Merseyside company that's making the chemical industry a little greener. He encounters the blowtorch test for a new gas meter, and confronts the everlasting screen for pocket computers. The prince hosts a reception at St James's Palace where he presents the trophy to the winner.
With Judith Hann , Howard
Stableford, Kate Bellingham and Carmen Pryce. Producer Martin Mortimore
Editor Dana Purvis
This 1985 Christmas edition of the popular comedy is being shown to "complement" the screening last week of Secret Army, giving viewers the chance to compare the original drama series with its famous parody.
With the exception of its location (Cafe Rene is in France not Belgium) almost all the elements are the same, including similar sets and plots. Actor Hilary Minster even had a role in both series.
In this episode General Von Klinkerhoffen has taken personal control of the district. Clearly he must go. The manner of his going, however, is a matter of divided opinion.
Written by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd
Director/Producer David Croft
From The Frost Report to
Monty Python , the policeman has long been the butt of TV comedy sketches. This short programme features some memorable moments.
Producer Kate Barker
With Martyn Lewis. Subtitled Regional News
Weather Michael Fish
The last of the series in which
Sue Lawley presents the news of 50 years ago as if it were happening now, with the correspondents of today and of yesterday.
D-Day plus Four. The Allied armies have linked up. Rommel's attempt to throw them back into the sea has failed. But inland the battles are fiercer and more costly than expected. At home it's the first night of the 50th Proms, and Gordon Richards has ridden four winners at Ascot.
Last in the present series of real life rescue stories, introduced by Michael Buerk. Tonight, how a stroll in the Yorkshire countryside left a 65-year-old woman struggling to stay alive after she was bitten by adders, the only poisonous snake in the UK - followed by medical advice on dealing with snakebites.
There's also the rescue of two rally enthusiasts whose car veered off a forest track and plunged down a 1,000ft ravine in South Wales, and details of how to help save a life by carrying an organ donor card. Series producer Andrea Brown
Executive producer Andy Batten-Foster
Comedy starring Clint Eastwood
Shirley MacLaine
The Mexican desert: when
Hogan, lean, dusty and unshaven, saves a woman from a fate worse than death, he gets more than he bargains for.
Director Don Siegel (1970)
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Comedy starring Helen Slater
Melanie Mayron
Two struggling musicians find a bag-load of money. Spending any of it could be disastrous, but what harm would it do to go shopping?
Director Catlin Adams (1988)
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