With Sara Coburn and Nick Wood.
Timetable on Monday
With Justin Webb and Sara Coburn. Timetable on Monday
The latest ways to help you make exciting pictures with everyday objects.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Su Pollard gets to grips with some simple nouvelle cuisine.
(Rpt)
Quiz with Bill Dod.
Viewers have their say on news stories.
Phone Line: [number removed] (calls charged at local rate).
Including at 12.00 News; Regional News; Weather
The first of a daily seven-part series.
A day in the life of George Rafferty, long-serving and energetic country vet in the Scottish Highlands.
(Details at 5.35pm) (Stereo)
Wordpower quiz.
(Stereo)
Comedy western starring Dean Martin
Bandit Joe Baker is determined to do one last job before he retires - and he's planning something big! (1971)
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Clay animation.
This week, how to design a one-woman flying machine, and the scientists who take extra-terrestrials seriously. With Sally Gray, Angela Lamont and Jez Nelson.
The first episode of a 20-part drama series. Jemma heads for stardom as new residents move into her old house.
Carried away by the effects of a kiss, Rick gives the cold-shoulder to Cody. It seems Annalise may have mis-read Lou's odd behaviour, perhaps Cheryl should be worried.
(Shown at 1.30pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
(Subtitled)
Weather Peter Cockroft
(See Monday for details)
Tonight's edition of the entertainment quiz show features two old friends in John Bowler and Liza Tarbuck. They are challenged by EastEnders' actress Michelle Collins and comedian Lee Hurst. Hosted by Mike Smith.
Sam tries her hand at pulling pints behind the bar of the Queen Vic, and receives some unexpected attention from Ricky. David attempts to turn the tables on Grant and Phil by contemplating thoughts of blackmail.
(For cast see Thursday)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Jill Dando and Monty Don present the guide to the season's holidays.
Jumoke joins 145 children on a family activity holiday in Halkidiki, Greece. The all-inclusive package boasts non-stop sport and entertainment; Diana Madill enjoys a farm holiday in Devon; David Matthew investigates howa multi-million pound investment has given a fresh look to Benidorm; and Lynda Bryans finds out how to get the best deals on Channel crossings. Series producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt
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Terry Wogan plunders the BBC archives to present a collection of sporting mishaps. Weightlifters for whom it all proved too much and the curious case of Jimmy Hill, failed show jumper.
Impressionist Alistair McGowan gives the inside story of the BBC's football coverage, Ski Sunday's David Vine tells tales of the piste and former boxer Barry McGuigan provides a totally unreliable guide for the aspiring pugilist. All this, and Ravel's Bolero as never performed by Torvill and Dean. Director Jeremy Connor ; Producer Tom Webber
With Michael Buerk.
(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft
An insight into a revolutionary technique for "breaking" horses, as devised and practised by Californian Monty Roberts. His unorthodox methods have now been introduced to Britain and have earned him support from a surprising quarter.
See today's choices.
Ruby Wax's series on health.
Ruby looks at some of the different ways people attempt to reach peaks of physical fitness, from joining trainee paratroopers to teaming up with the Arsenal football side.
See today's choices.
World Wide Web: [web address removed]
BBC Book: Ruby's Health Quest, by Dr Alan Maryon Davis, price £5.99, from booksellers.
Jeremy Paxman presents the programme in which the audience debates on a topical issue. Paxman then argues the opposing view, trying to overturn the result. The last word comes from a live phone-in vote.
(Stereo)
Thriller starring Joanne Woodward, Stuart Whitman
Having spent ten years in an asylum, convicted killer Alex Forrester escapes and takes refuge in the secluded house of unhappily married Molly Thomas, whose husband is away. Before long, the pair become attracted to each other. Forrester claims to be sane and innocent, but suspicions are aroused when another murder comes to light.
(1964) (B/W)
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