Timetable on Monday
With Sally Magnusson and Paul Burden; with Justin Webb in Bournemouth.
(Timetable on Monday)
On today's programme young people talk about their experience of taking drugs.
Today's contestants on the verbal communication game are Daily Express columnist Philippa Kennedy and singer/composer Lynseyde Paul against Good Morning's Nick Owen and Blockbuster's Bob Holness.
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Regional News; Weather
From Bournemouth International Conference Centre. The Conservatives begin their annual conference determined to counter a summer of opinion polls favouring Tony Blair. Jeremy Hanley will make his first speech as party chairman.
Coverage continues at 2.1 on BBC2.
Editor Joy Johnson
Including at 11.00, 12.00 News and Weather
(subtitled - news)
Regional News; Weather
(Details at 5.35pm) (Stereo)
Word quiz.
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This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
With Zoe Ball.
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Chucklevision
Paul and Barry's new task is party organising. But things do not go to plan.
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Third episode of the 13-part drama aboard the galactic veterinary ship Dispensible. With Bernard Wright , Ann Bryson , MarkArden, Robin Kingsland and Richard Robinson.
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Music show with Dannii Minogue and Toby Anstis.
This week, Bad Boys Inc and country fans battle it out for the Fan TC prize, plus a lesson in style from EYC.
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Mr Manyeke comes to the rescue.
This week's episodes written by Chris Ellis
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Rick's money is nothing but garbage. Will Brad go west with Beth? Will Luke come between Annalise and Mark?
Shown at 1.30pm. For cast see Wednesday
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish
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Another chance to see an episode of the classic comedy series.
Peggy's Big Chance. Peggy has a burning ambition to become a Yellowcoat. Jeffrey arranges an interview for her.
Written by David Croft and Jimmy Perry Director John Kilby ; Producer David Croft
Ricky and Bianca row with their families, and Sharon knuckles down to organising a party for Phil and Kathy. Meanwhile, Grant finds a tape he hasn't heard before.
(For cast see Monday)
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Britain's most enduring television quiz show begins a new series tonight.
The programme, which celebrates its 25th year in 1995, notched up more than 250 million viewers for its last series, but the audience profile is somewhat surprising. Says executive producer Mike Adley: "More than half the programme's viewers are women, many of whom can't stand sport!"
Back in their familiar roles as team captains are Ian Botham (currently nearing the end of his latest walk for Leukaemia Research) and Bill Beaumont, former skipper of England's rugby team, with David Coleman as questionmaster. Their guests tonight are 100-metres world champion Linford Christie, Blackburn Rover's striker Chris Sutton, Surrey cricket captain Alec Stewart and top British female swimmer Karen Pickering.
See This Week: page 7
The first programme in a new series looking at some extraordinary relationships between people and animals.
Pigs Might Fly. Pigs do have a bit of an image problem, but seen through the eyes of people who understand them, they appear in a whole new light. Narrated by Griff Rhys Jones. See today's choices. Producer Michael Gunton
* The pigs who are man's best friend. See feature, page 46
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News
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The conclusion of a two-part reconstruction of the police investigation into the murder of 14-year-old runaway Jason Swift.
Crucial leads from one of the convicted murderer's cellmates in Wandsworth prison enabled the police to establish links between this and other murders of young boys. The subsequent investigation, Operation Orchid, attracted huge press and public attention, but the eventual decision of the Crown Prosecution Service left the police officers involved feeling both angered and disgusted. Presented by Nick Ross.
Whistler's Mother is one of the world's best known paintings, yet for 19 years it remained unsold. Its painter, James McNeill Whistler, was one of the most contentious artists of the 19th century, but this film shows that he was also one of the most misunderstood.
See today's choices.
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The conclusion of a two-part film drama about three women who share a secret of love, betrayal, and revenge.
Helen remembers how Richard's betrayal condemned her, Fiona and Marlene to the hell of a Spanish prison. Meanwhile, in the present, Richard's charm seems to be working all over again. Dare Helen tell the others of the awful secret she has kept?
Part 1 was on Sunday at 1 1.35pm.
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Executive Business Channel: scrambled
