Philip Hawthorn tells the story of The Two House Builders.

David Frost interviews chancellor Kenneth Clarke and Lord Bramall.
Including at 8.15 and 9.00 News; plus weather forecasts

Including report by Mark Nelson from the annual event of the Friends of the Young Deaf. With signing and subtitles.
(Rptd on Tuesday 12 noon on BBC2) (Stereo)

Village memories of VE Day, and a look back at wartime rural Britain.
With John Craven.
Plus the week's weather.
(Stereo)

A Great Deliverance

Live coverage of this morning's service as the nation commemorates the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. HM the Queen, HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, HRH the Prince of Wales and members of the royal family are joined by leaders of the countries involved in the Second World War. Conducted by the Dean of St Paul's, the Very Rev Eric Evans, with a sermon by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev and Rt Hon George Carey, and the choir of St Paul's Cathedral. Introduced by John Tusa. Commentary by Tom Fleming. Producer Stephen Morris; Executive producer Neil Eccles
See VE Day special: from page 30

Followed by Weather

John Humphrys and the team analyse political trends at home and abroad.
See This Week: page 12

A series of dramatised documentaries about people awarded medals for extraordinary courage during wartime.
In 1944, Flying Officer John Cruickshank, captain of an RAF Coastal Command flying boat, endangered his own life in order to save the crew and received the Victoria Cross.

Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

HM the Queen and herfamily join thousands in Hyde Park to enjoy a concert introduced by Sir Ian McKellen. Commentary by Eric Robson. See today's choices. Producer Michael Begg ; Executive producer
Peter Hylton Cleaver
Subsequent programmes are subject to change

Three more contestants compete in the series for aspiring amateur cooks. Hosted by Loyd Grossman, with chef David Nicholls and weatherman Ian McCaskill.
COMPETITION: ring [number removed]. Calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate, 49p per minute all other times.
See David Nicholls : page 51

From Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, where the exhibits under expert scrutiny include a delicately decorated Satsuma dish, a collection of first editions signed by influential children's writer Lewis Carroll , author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, an early water closet dating from the 1820s and one of the late comedian Tommy Cooper 's most famous stage props. Presented by Hugh Scully. Producer Christopher Lewis
+ See Antiques: page 53

With Moira Stuart.
(Subtitled)
Weather Rob McElwee

A special live edition from Holy Trinity Church, Hull, as citizens gather to mark VE Day and remember the 1,200 people killed in air raids which brought destruction and devastation to a city that suffered some of the most intensive bombings of the Second World War. Hymns include Our God, Our Help in Ages Past, Make Me a Channel of Your Peace, Eternal Father, Strong to Save, and Now Thank We All Our God.
Presented by Pam Rhodes
(Repeated on Wednesday at 2.0pm on BBC2)

It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow: The Royal British Legion VE Day Celebration Concert in Hyde Park, London. On the large stage constructed for the event, a cast of 2,000 including Dame Vera Lynn, Ute Lemper, Elaine Paige and Cliff Richard, with musicians, pipers, dancers and a massed choir chart the course of the war through the songs of the period that proved such a boost to Allied morale. Bringing the evening to an emotional end, Vera Lynn leads a rendition of Land of Hope and Glory. Guest narrators include Wendy Craig , Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray, Hannah Gordon and Dorothy Tutin.
Producer Simon Betts
* See VE Day special: from page 30

Last programme in the current run of the romantic series.

The newly-wedded couple have to stand by and watch Lionel's script re-creating their early romance being "improved" by the show's American producers as the television mini-series moves into production.

With Peter Sissons.
Weather Rob McElwee

Sue Lawley presents the news from 50 years ago in the style of the present day.

Crowds gather in Piccadilly Circus as news filters through of Germany's unconditional surrender in Reims and the declaration that tomorrow will be known as Victory in Europe Day.

Six stories of love and family life that illustrate how things changed irrevocably for those who returned home following the end of the Second World War as well as for those who welcomed back their loved ones.
See today's choices.

Countrywide updates as the activities continue, plus highlights of a day of celebration and commemoration of VE Day. With John Tusa.

Romantic comedy starring
Dudley Moore
Nastassja Kinski
World famous conductor Claude
Eastman believes his wife is having an affair. Madly jealous, he plots revenge with farcical results.
Remake of Preston Sturges 's comedy. Co-scriptwriter Barry Levinson went on to direct Bugsy and Rain Man.
Director Howard Zieff 984)
# FILM REVIEWS pages 65-70