With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday.....
With Nicholas Witchell and Juliet Morris. Timetable on Monday
Bob Langley, Victoria Studd and Mo Dutta visit Morecambe.
Daily cookery programme, featuring chef Clive Fretwell.
The real-life dramas from Addenbrooke's, Cambridge, continue with a look at what casualty is really like for staff and patients.
(The next programme is at 8.00pm)
With Sarah Greene and Will Hanrahan.
Today, a report on post-war life in Slice of Life, catching up with expatriates in At Home Abroad, and the chance for viewers to test holidays.
And at 11.00 and 12.00 News Subtitled; Regional News and Weather.
Telephone: 24 hours on [number removed], or write to [address removed]
European quiz.
(Stereo)
(Details at 5.35pm)
(Stereo)
Continuing the family drama revolving around a boat building business.
Episode written by Michael Robson.
(Next episode tomorrow) (Rpt)
Val's source reveals shocking news about Meg.
(Stereo)
Cartoon fun.
Animation. Last in the series.
(Stereo)
Cartoon. Last in the series.
Episode ten of a 12-part science-fiction comedy thriller.
Jennifer Tate offers to help Jones fight Carrington, until she meets him.
Another chance to see the fourth series of the children's comedy.
Uncle Jack goes to Egypt with his niece Helen and uncovers strange doings at the Tomb of El Wadi Whant.
Sport and activities series.
Today, scrambling on motorbikes, basketball tips, Gaelic football, tennis and powerboat racing.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Julie accepts a job offer in America on Philip's behalf, and Serendipity grants Mark's birthday wish.
(Shown at 1.30pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
(Subtitled)
Weather Peter Cockroft
(See Monday for details)
This week, a look at the humble potato and an exotic Thai chicken dish. Guest chef William Black prepares salmon with tomatoes and chives, and passes on tips for buying fish. Presented by Will Hanrahan and Juliet Morris.
Director Ben Warwick ; Series producer Mary Clyne
Grant and Sharon must lie to keep their meetings a secret. David cannot cope with Bianca's demands.
(For cast see Thursday)
(Stereo)
Another visit to Addenbrooke's, Cambridge. Tonight, a woman talks about her decision to have a healthy breast removed to avoid a recurrence of cancer. Plus, a visit with diabetic youngsters and an update on a kidney transplant. With Sue Lawley, Tony Robinson and Maggie Philbin.
(The next programme is at 10.25pm)
(Stereo)
The second of a 24-part drama series, showing twice weekly, about the trials and tribulations of the Castle family.
James Castle goes to see his mistress, Christine, who provisionally agrees to let him stay.
See today's choices.
Next episode on Thursday
Castles 8.30pm BBC1
Now in regular Tuesday and Thursday slots, BBCtv drama's newest family are trying to pick up the pieces after the discovery that head of the household James (Tony Doyle) has been having an affair.
He stormed out leaving his wife of more than 40 years (Anna Cropper) and the rest of the family in shock. Now meet "the other woman", Christine (Lynn Farleigh). Deserted by her husband, James offers her more than just comfort and support - something her children are not happy about.
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft
A six-part drama series about a team of detectives.
The team investigates pornography being sold to children.
See today's choices.
In this visit, a look at caringforthe elderly, plus reports on haemophilia, mini strokes and detached retinas.
The next programme is at 11.45pm.
Action from tonight's Umbro Cup football match between Brazil and Japan, at Goodison Park - the first international to be played at Everton since 1973. Plus highlights of England's opening match, against
Canada, in the second women's World Cup in Sweden.
Commentary by John Motson with Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Tony Gubba with Gary Lineker.
The second of four profiles of staff who keep the NHS trust going.
Tonight: a nurse who is training others to accept medical responsibilities that were once within the realm of junior doctors.
(Hospital Watch returns tomorrow at 10.05am)
(Stereo)
Comedy starring Richard Dreyfuss, Teri Garr
Joe Trotter has promised to stop gambling, but he cannot resist betting on a dead cert.
(1989) (Subtitled)
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