Timetable on Monday
With Justin Webb and Sally Magnusson.
Timetable on Monday
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Pauline's pregnancy is confirmed, but Lou is not happy about it.
introduced by Mo Dutta.
10.35 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick Featuring celebrity guests, agony aunt Deidre Sanders , cookery with Ainsley Harriott , behind the scenes of the fashion industry with Nicky Taylor , and Holiday Time in which viewers consumertest holiday destinations. Including at 11.00 News Subtitled and Weather; Regional
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12.00 News and Weather subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill With
Gloria Hunniford.
Details at 5.35pm Stereo
Shown yesterday at 7.30pm
The Case of the Lady in the Lake. When a troubled heiress disappears in the same lake that claimed hertwin, the evidence points to murder.
With Toby Anstis. Stereo Part 2 of A Wizard of Earthsea. Stereo ..........................
Cartoon based on Journey to the Centre of the Earth.
Cartoon
Fantasy
Challenges. Stereo
Continuing the school drama series. Lucy's nightmare intensifies. Cast list and next episode on Friday
Mark receives some bad news from his father when he pays a visit to the family farm. Gaby grows closer to Kris, and Philip's family is out of control.
(Shown at 1.30pm) (For cast see Wednesday)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft
See Mondayfordetails .............................
In tonight's programme Jill Dando is in Spain on a tennis tuition trip to La Manga, in search of the perfect backhand; Paul Gogarty experiences a gentle introduction to holidaying in India when he visits the reasonably priced resort of Goa; John Pitman is in the Canaries on the island of Fuertaventura, reputed to be the place to go if you're interested in naturism; and to mark the 100th anniversary of the National Trust Monty Don stays at one of their properties in Cornwall, made famous by the television series The Camomile Lawn.
Producers Alison Sharman and Paul Wooding
Editor Jane Lush Repeated on Friday at 2.15 pm
BBC HOLIDAYS MAGAZINE: including reports on all the destinations featured holidays in this programme, £ 1.60 from newsagents. * See This Week: page 7
Ricky gives Natalie an unpleasant surprise, Pat finds out more about the real Roy when she visits his home, and Grant gives Nigel advice on how to be more assertive.
For cast see Thursday
(Stereo)
Celebrating a decade of drama in Walford, this programme takes a nostalgic look at some of the most memorable moments in EastEnders.
Cast members, past and present, contribute their own memories of the part they played in Walford history.
(See today's choices)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Joining Ian Botham tonight is snooker player John Parrott, whose eight world ranking tournament victories include the 1991 World Championship, and golfer Mark Roe, the French Open Champion who finished in the top ten on the European Order of Merit for the first time last year.
On Bill Beaumont's team is footballer Peter Beardsley, the Newcastle United and England forward who won the League Championship twice with Liverpool, and Peter Marshall, the only Briton to reach the final of the men's World Open squash championship and is ranked number two in the world.
David Coleman asks the questions.
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft
To mark the artist's 90th birthday year this film examines the life and work of Willem de Kooning, considered by some to be the world's greatest living painter. De Kooning was diagnosed in 1988 as having Alzheimer's disease, and a year later he was declared legally incompetent. Despite his illness he continued to paint; this later work has been the subject of controversy. While many consider it to be his finest, others feel that demand for these paintings is fuelled by their scarcity, not quality. Narrated by Matthew Collings, this updated version of a 1991 Late Show special is timed to coincide with a major exhibition of de Kooning's paintings at London's Tate Gallery.
Classic horror, showing as a tribute to Donald Pleasence who died earlier this month.
Also starring Jamie Lee Curtis
Fifteen years after murdering his sister, Michael Myers escapes from a mental institution and returns to the small town of Haddenfield. Dr Sam Loomis, a psychiatrist who has been treating Michael, races to track him down before he kills again and again.
(1978)
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