With Sara Coburn and Adam Shaw.
Editor Paul Gibbs ; Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Sally Magnusson. Editor Tim Orchard ; Timetable on Monday. .
Introduced by Mo Dutta.
9.05 Kilroy Debate. Stereo ........
10.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather ..............
10.05 EastEnders - the Early Days Sue accuses Debbie of trying to steal herhusband.
Written by Michael Robartes For cast see Tuesday
10.35 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick With Stefan Buczacki'sgardeningtips, show business roundup with Tania Bryer , and Our Tune with Simon Bates. And at
11.00 News Subtitled Weather; Regional News and Weather.
EditorTessa Finch Stereo ....
12.00 News and Weather subtnied (news) Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Pebble Mill A Comic Relief special, including a look behind the scenes of Oliver 2: Let's Twist Again showingtonight at 7.25pm. With
Gloria Hunniford.
For details see 5.35pm
Shown yesterday 8.30pm Stereo Subtitled..
Shown Tuesday 7.00pm Stereo Subtitled.
A Painful Extraction. DJ's father comes to the outback to visit him and announces that DJ will be going back to Greece.
An afternoon extravaganza of madcap fun as Children's BBC goes Red Nose crazy.
Featuring a galaxy of stars and exclusive Comic Relief performances from Ant and Dec, the Chuckle Brothers, Peter Simon and the Pineapple Chunks. There's also a story literally made up on the spot, and a special Red Nose edition of The Flashing Blade. Newsround goes Noseround with Comic Relief reports, and things go from Bard to verse with Simon in today's Bitsa.
Also, dug up from the BBC vaults, the pilot episode of the programme that nobody nose about - Mighty Morphing Flower Arrangers. Not only this but a battle of the brains as teams of BBC and ITV presenters battle it out to see which one nose the most. And, of course, the grand final of Splat the Celeb, proving that where gunge is concerned - nosebody does it better!
The Comic Relief fun continues at 7.00pm.
Producer Martin Hughes
♦ See Children: page 34
Driving Ambition. Rotten
Rose hosts "A Songfor Worksop" in the hope of some free driving lessons.
For cast list see Tuesday. Next episode next Tuesday
A veiled threat accompanies a new discovery about Drew that further inflames Cody's fury. Will Doug swallow his male pride and get medical help? Debbie tries to convince everyone that nothing is wrong. Lou decides it is time to organise the Stark household.
(Shown at 1.30pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
The latest national and international news. Presented by Anna Ford and Jill Dando. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft ..................
(See Monday for details)
Comic Relief is back with six staggerblasting shows, each presented by a different, very well dressed presenter.
See today's choices. Stereo
To contribute, plus a chance to win Lenny Henry 's red nose suit: see 15 5
7.00 Chris Evans: Don't Forget Your Nose
Chris Evans kicks off the mayhem and madness. The hour includes Phil Collins's Old MacDonald, with celebrity animals featuring Goldie Hawn, Emma Thompson, Liam Neeson, Hugh Grant and Archbishop Desmond Tutu as a lively sheep. Also Richard Wilson in Africa: TV's Victor Meldrew reports from a Ugandan refugee camp.
At 7.25 Oliver 2: Let's Twist Again
The first of tonight's hilarious three-part adventure, that offers the chance to find out just what happened to Oliver Twist when he grew up. Featuring Jeremy Irons, Diana Rigg, Pauline Collins, Alan Cumming, Timothy Spall, Angus Deayton, Ron Moody, Oliver Reed, Michael Palin, Stephen Fry, Kathy Burke and Richard Briers.
Then it's time for Wet Wet Wet live in the studio performing the Elvis Presley classic In the Ghetto, and Chris Evans rounding off the hour with a very unusual competition.
Harry Enfield and all his most favourite characters, including Tim Nice-But-Dim, take over the reins.
At 8.05 Oliver 2: Let's Twist Again The second gripping instalment.
Followed by Cher, Neneh Cherry and Chrissie Hynde. At 8.35 Torvill and Bean Ice-skating history as Mr Bean partners Jayne Torvill. Plus Billy Connolly's moving report from Mozambique, and Wayne and Waynetta Slob eating their especially unpleasant Red Nose Day recipes..
Comic Relief continues on BBC2 from 9.00 to 9.30pm
It's Torvill and Bean: page 12
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weekend Weather Peter Cockroft
Part 2 explodes into action with French and Saunders - an hour of love and affection towards the world, and intense hostility towards each other.
Including at 9.35 Oliver 2: Let's Twist Again The final gruesome end to this Dickensian tale. Plus superstars Eric Clapton and Mick Hucknall come togetherto play and singthe blues. Then it'stime for Ruby's Million: like Anneka with attitude, Ruby Wax goes on a mission to raise a million pounds. And The Snogathon, a tasteful climax to French and Saunders' hour when they get to kiss four of the most delicious men in the UK
Three comedians with very boring surnames take over for a glorious hour, which includes Alan Partridge having an awful time in Norwich, and Victoria Wood reporting on her experience of living with a family in Zimbabwe.
At 10.55 Dawn
Move over Oprah and Esther, it's Dawn French and Victoria Wood together for the first time in a hilarious parody of TV talk shows.
Followed by Reeves and Mortimer: fasten your safety belts, Vic and Bob are here and they're not at all sane...
Lenny has flown to Belfast and celebrates St Patrick's Night at the Grand Opera House where he and some of Britain's top stand-ups storm through midnight. With Jo Brand, Julian Clary and Ben Elton.
Back to London for half-an-hour of out-takes and bloopers. Plus the results of this week's Comedy Film Vote, a chance to choose one of four films to round off The Night of Comic Relief.
For details of how to take part see page 62
Which will it be? Blazing Saddles, Carry On Camping, Peter Sellers in The Pink Panther or Little Shop of Horrors?
Running times of the four films vary; the Video Plus number covers the longest.
* Film Reviews pages 42-46
Followed by Weather
