With Sara Coburn and Adam Shaw.
(Timetable on Monday)

With Justin Webb and Sally Magnusson. Editor Tim Orchard ; Timetable on Monday

Introduced by Mo Dutta.

9.05 Kilroy
Discussion programme with Robert Kilroy-Silk.
(Stereo)

Regional News; Weather

Michelle's in trouble for coming home late when Sharon doesn't pass on a message.

(For cast see Tuesday)

With Anne Diamond and Nick Owen.
With Professor Stefan Buczacki's gardening tips, show business roundup with Tania Bryer, Our Tune with Simon Bates, and getting fit with Susan Kane. And at 11.00 News Subtitled Weather; Regional News and Weather.
Editor Tessa Finch
(Stereo)

Regional News; Weather

With Gloria Hunniford.

(Subtitled)
Weather

Details at 5.35pm Stereo Subtitled ....

Drama set in a crown prosecution office. Shown yesterday at 8.30pm

Shown on Tuesday at 7.00pm

Dead Reckoning. When charter pilot
Doug Holland flies into Coopers Crossing he triggers a nightmare for Geoff, Kate and the rest of the RFDS.

Last in the series in which household junk is transformed. With Caitlin Easterby and Simon Pascoe.
(Stereo)

(Stereo)

Animation
(Stereo)

Last episode of the second series based on Mary Norton's books about the adventures of a family who are only 15cm high.
(Rpt) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Stuart Miles freefalls in a training jump with the parachute display team, the RAF Falcons.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

A surprised Sam has some explaining to do, while Danni exploits the situation. Can Cody attempt to escape Pam's wrath?
(Shown at 1.30pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)

With Martyn Lewis and Jill Dando. Subtitled
Weather Suzanne Charlton

(See Monday for details)

Game show in which three contestants pit their wits against the clock and each other. Presented by Paul Daniels. Director/Producer David Taylor

Tonight, the story of Graeme Tennick whose face was disfigured in a near fatal road accident three years ago. At the time the complex series of operations needed were impossible to perform, but now in a pioneering operation, an orthopaedic surgeon will attempt to repair the damage. Vivienne Parry reports on how such a reconstruction is now possible because the surgeon can rehearse every cut on a precise plastic replica of Graeme's damaged skull.

And from America, Howard Stableford investigates the race to save the Florida turtles which, over the last ten years, have fallen victim to a mystery virus. So far scientists have isolated the virus, but can they develop a vaccine in time to stop a catastrophe?
Presented by Carol Vorderman with Shahnaz Pakravan, Rebecca Stephens, Richard Mabey and Monty Don.
(Further information on Ceefax page 623)
Carol Vorderman: page 9

Viewers and Radio 2 listeners have the chance to vote for this year's UK entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held in Dublin on 13 May. The songs, performers and telephone voting numbers are:
1. Need You: Deuce ([number removed])
2. Spinning Away: Paul Harris ([number removed])
3. I'm Just Your Puppet on a.... (String!): Londonbeat ([number removed])
4. Go for the Heart: Sox ([number removed])
5. Then There's a Knock at the Door: Fff ([number removed])
6. One Gift of Love: Dear Jon ([number removed])
7. Rainbows and You: Simon Spiro ([number removed])
8. Love City Groove: Love City Groove ([number removed])
Calls should cost no more than 10p. Introduced by Terry Wogan.
The results of the vote can be seen at 10.10 tonight. See today's choices.
Director John L Spencer; Executive producer Kevin Bishop
(Stereo)
SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 2
See This Week: page 9
John Peel: page 10

With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Regional News; Weekend Weather
Suzanne Charlton

Terry Wogan announces the result of the nation's phone-in.

Musical drama starring John Travolta
Tony Manero works all week in a dull job at a paint store but on Saturday nights he becomes the glittering disco king at his local nightclub, Odyssey 2001, much to the disapproval of his religious family. But when he meets Stephanie, a girl with her sights firmly set on the uptown life, they decide to become dance partners foracontestatthedisco. Featuring hits of the 70s from the Bee Gees,
Tavares, and KCand the Sunshine Band.
Director JohnBadham(1977)
+ FILM REVIEWS pages 47-56

Horror comedy starring
Grace Jones
Three college kids hoping to find a stripper, stumble across the erotic dancer Katrina but her gimmick is not bump and grind, but blood-lust.
Director Richard Wenk (1986) Subtitled . ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 47-56