Timetable on Monday

With Andrew Harvey and Juliet Morris.
Timetable on Monday

Today's programme looks at teenage pregnancy. How do you cope when you are 15 and pregnant? Teenage mums and dads talk to Robert Kilroy-Silk about their experience of parenthood

Today's edition of the verbal communication game features Judge James Pickles and former Sunday
Express editor Eve Pollard who take on Catchword host Paul Coia and his presenter wife Debbie Greenwood. Presented by Gordon Burns.

Coverage from Brighton, including the speech by Paddy Ashdown the Leader of the Liberal Democrats, to end this annual conference.

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The quiz which tests your word power and vocabulary with Rob Curling.
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Romantic comedy starring Ellen Burstyn
Widow Lynn Hollander is confused and stunned when her 22-year-old son announces he has begun an affair with an attractive divorcee old enough to be his mother.
Director Glenn Jordan (1986)
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With Toby Anstis.
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Secret Life of Toys
When the humans leave the room, the toys come alive.
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Cartoon.

Last in the series of animated adventures.

Magic and music.
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Reports for younger viewers.

Diane-Louise Jordan, Tim Vincent and Stuart Miles go in search of the mighty moose on the USA/Canadian border in Maine.

Brad takes Beth by surprise. Rick helps mend a family rift. Intense triathlon training divides the street.
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With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond. Subtitled
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Pat gets herself an education, Binnie gets herself a new partner and Grant tries to hang on to the one he's got.

(Omnibus edition next Sunday)
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More stories of real life rescues aimed at a family audience including, tonight, how a young boy fell from a 40-foot bridge but lived to tell the tale, the helicopters that can see in the dark, and how a little medical knowledge made a big difference to the mother of a boy suffering from meningitis. With Michael Buerk and Juliet Morris.
Producer Carson Black ; Executive producer Andy Batten-Foster
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Bayview is to have a royal visit. Tom thinks it's wonderful but Diana doesn't.
And Geoffrey and Harvey come to blows over Jane's affections.
Written by Michael Aitkens ; Director/Producer
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With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News
Weather John Kettley

Continuing the new series of the culinary comedy starring Lenny Henry

To what lengths will Gareth Blackstock, best chef in Britain and probably the world, go to acquire the best ingredients for his acclaimed dishes?

The astonishing story of June and Jennifer Gibbons, identical twin sisters locked in an all-exclusive love-hate relationship which eventually drove them to arson and an indefinite sentence in Broadmoor Hospital. In tonight's Inside Story, June tells their story.
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Inside Story 10.00pm BBC1
When June and Jennifer Gibbons left Broadmoor top-security hospital in March 1993, they were already internationally famous as the "silent twins", communicating in a secret language with each other; and not speaking to the rest of the world. They had entered Broadmoor in 1982 after a bizarre spree of vandalism and arson near their home in west Wales; last year, at the age of 29, they emerged to begin a new phase of their rehabilitation. Shortly after their release, Jennifer fell ill and died of heart disease. For the first time in her life, June was alone. The sister she had loved and hated, the only person with whom she could communicate, had gone. June Gibbons is no longer silent, and talks about her relationship with her twin and her attempts to find a new identity for herself in her first television interview. At the inquest into Jennifer's death, June spoke in public for the first time. She spent the following year grieving for her lost twin in a clinic in the town of Bridgend, which she left in the spring. "I could have been normal if I wanted to, if she hadn't been there," June told Marjorie Wallace, the director of mental health charity Sane who befriended the twins after their trial. "Looking back, I wish we had talked. We'd always say we would talk tomorrow, but tomorrow never came."

Tonight's programme comes from Leeds and the panel includes Labour Trade and Industry spokesman Robin Cook, Judith Donovan, Chairman of one of the country's leading Direct Marketing agencies and Menzies Campbell, Foreign Affairs and Defence spokesman for the Liberal Democrats. Chaired by David Dimbleby.
Director Rob Hopkin ; Series editor Christopher Capron
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Radio talk show host Jack Killian is concerned about his younger sister Kate when she falls for a newspaper reporter.
With Gary Cole, Terri Garber and Mykel T Williamson.

First of a two-part love story set against the backdrop of the violent political events of Tiananmen Square in 1989.
Starring Bob Peck, Lily Chen
Professor Will Flint, a top cancer surgeon, takes up an appointment at Beijing Medical College in the hope it will help him find Professor Hsu, a man he has been searching for.
Part 2 is on Friday at 12.50am.
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