Shown yesterday at 10.45pm
11: Including a visit to a theatre festival in Almagro, central Spain. Stereo ....
David Frost talks to the Prime Minister,
John Major , in the first of three interviews over successive weeks with the leaders of the main political parties. Including at
8.30 News; plusweatherforecast. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Tim Orchard ............................................
Series contemplating life's bigquestions. Today, management guru Tom Peters talks to Mark Lawson.
Continuinga series celebrating the 2,000th anniversary of Christ's birth.
Debbie Throwervisits a drugabuse centre in Surrey and travels to the banks of the River Jordan. With a reading by actor Bill Paterson and musicfrom David Fitzgerald. Stereo.................................................
Today, how deaf people benefit from being part of Europe. With signingand subtitles. Rptd Tuesday at 2 noon on BBC2 Stereo ...
A language series that talks to French speakers around the world. Stereo. Francophone is at 8.45pm on Radio 4 LW
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This week, the live magazine show that provides tips on careers and hobbies has a poke around people's sheds. With Cheryl Baker , Howard Stableford and Toby Anstis. EditorGeorge Auckland Stereo.................... PHONELINE: for information and advice ring
[number removed]. Lines open from 11.00am to 3.00pm.
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.25pm.
An animated love story.
Pocahontas. A beautiful Native American princess falls in love with and saves the life of Captain John Smith. Stereo.
Animated fun..............................
Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Live coverage from Stamford Bridge of the only all-Premiership tie in this season's FA Cup third round as Chelsea take on Newcastle United. This is the teams' third meeting this season. The score currently stands at 1-1, with Newcastle winners at St James's Park in September, while Chelsea turned the tables at Stamford Bridge last month. Plus, live coverage of the draw for the fourth round.
Commentary by Barry Davies with Trevor Brooking.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and Jimmy Hill.
(Stereo)
Second in a six-part drama serial. Unaware of'the fate that has befallen Dr Field, Simon moves into the Twites'. See today's choices.
Simon WILLIAM MANNERING
Adapted by James Andrew Hall from a novel by Joan Aiken ; Producer Angela Beeching
Director David Bell
With Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles .....................
From Leeds Town Hall, Pam Rhodes introduces favourite Sunday school songs. With contributions from actors
Bryan Mosley and Kathy Staff , and weatherman Ian McCaskill , and includingJesus Bids Us Shine, Give Me Oil in My Lamp and Tell Me the Stories of Jesus.
Producer Roy Francis ; Editor Helen Alexander Repeated tomorrow at8.25am on BBC2
Tonight s show comes from
Dover in Kent, where the discoveries include a painting by Walter Sickert. See today's choices.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer
Christopher Lewis ♦ See Antiques: page 36
Second in a six-part drama series, starring Richard Griffiths
Game Pie. When Fisher is blamed for an accident during a pheasant shoot, it falls to Crabbe to save his boss's career.
Written by Richard Maher ; Producer Chrissy Skinns Director Martin Hutchings
The romantic comedy returns with a seven-part series.
Jean and Lionel plan a quiet weekend away. See today's choices.
Written by Bob Larbey ; Director/Producer
Sydney Lotterby Stereo ♦Judi Dench 's Kind of Day: page
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles ......................
Five years ago, Britain went to war in the Gulf. This four-part series recounts the dramatic events in that seven-month-long conflict.
Invasion. When Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, concerned world leaders entered into urgent peace talks. When they failed, war broke out, and stealth bombers took off for Baghdad. Series producer Eamonn Matthews Continues on Tuesdayat 10.45pm Subtitled ........... ♦See This Week: page 10
Anthony Minghella 's highly acclaimed first film as a director, starring
Juliet Stevenson , Alan Rickman
Living in a terrible flat, Nina is unable to cope with the death of her lover.
(1990) Stereo Subtitled ................. ♦See Films: pages 47-52
Neil Simon comedy, starring
Anne Bancroft
1980s New York: successful
Broadway writer Eugene Morris
Jerome reminisces about his early life. Kate Jerome ANNE BANCROFT. Ben HUME CRONYN , Eugene Morris Jerome
COREY PARKER. Stan Jerome
JONATHAN SILVERMAN , Jack Jerome JERRY ORBACH
Director Paul Bogart (1991) * See Films: pages 47-52 ***
A tour of the winter night sky, with Patrick Moore.
Repeated on Thursday at 5.40pm on BBC2 (Stereo)
