With Sara Coburn and Nik Wood.
Timetable on Tuesday
With Juliet Morris and Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Tuesday (Subtitled)
With Juliet Morris.
For details see Tuesday
(Subtitled)
9.20 Can't Cook Won't Cook Two more reluctant cooks take on the cookery challenge with chef Ainsley Harriott.
9.45 Kilroy Debate.
10.30 Good Morning....with Anne and Nick Presented by Anne Diamond and Nick Owen. Today, Dr Mark Porter 's medical desk, vet Michael Payne , a new series looking at antiques with Eric Knowles , and Rowland Rivron visits another European city. Including at 11.00 News Subtitled;
Regional News and Weather. * See Dr Mark Porter : page 46
12.00 News
Regional News; Weather
12.05pm Room for Improvement
Today's programme includes advice on floor coverings and energy conservation. Presented by Denise Waterman and Sean Rafferty.
12.35 Going for Gold General knowledge quiz, presented by Henry Kelly.
Stereo...............................................
Detailsat 5.35pm Stereo
A double bill of the Australian family drama.
Plans of Poison. Rejected by Matt, Anita turns her attention to Luke and his new-found wealth.
Stepping Out. While the town prepares for the mountain ball, Luke makes a startling discovery.
Today, Mr Jolly and Rosie make a visit to the wild west.
Continuing the Australian-made animated series about a colt, his brothers and theirfriends the bush animals.
(Stereo)
Children's animation about a group of friendly skeletons. Big and Little keep bumping into each other
Second of 13-part drama about a young boy and his pet dog. Dad and Humphrey come to the rescue.
More cartoon fun with the adventurous infants.
Subtitled
Stuart Miles joins the crew of The Matthe, a replica of a 15th-century ship, for its first sea trials.
Repeated tomorrow 8.35am BBC2
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Marlene enjoys Colin's attentions.
Danni pours oil on troubled waters. Has Billy finally shown his true colours?
Shownat 1.40pm Stereo
With Martyn Lewis and Andrew Harvey. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish ....
For details see Tuesday
Gordon Burns hosts the series of game shows in which two family teams have their powers of observation, communication and logic put to the test, as they compete forthe chance to win a holiday.
Producer Bob Cousins ; Executive producer
JohannahDyer Stereo
The news magazine in which Sue
Lawley and a team of reporters present hard hitting investigations and entertaining news stories.
Editor Paul Woolwich
More stories about Britain's unsung heroes and heroines. Tonight's programme includes the story of pensioner Patrick Dalzel-Job who, as a British naval officer during the Second World War, saved thousands of lives when he disobeyed military orders and risked his life evacuating the Norwegian town of Narvik, just hours before it was bombed by the German Luftwaffe. Other awards go to Abbie Wilson , who risked her life to rescue drowningteenagers in rough seas off the Cornish coast; and Bernadette Cleary , whose charity The Rainbow Trust provides hospice care for terminally ill children. Presented by Esther Rantzen and Carol Smillie , who this week are joined by television hypnotist Paul McKenna. Producer Mark Hill ; Series producer
Nick Vaughan-Barratt
With Anne Robinson. Write to Points of View, BBCtv, London W12 7RJ. Or telephone/fax on [number removed]. E-mail address is: pov@bbc.co.uk
Producer Annie Lewis
With PeterSissons. Regional News
Weather Michael Fish ..................
Who Killed Carl Bridgewater ?
In 1979, four men were convicted for the murder of newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater.
Theirconvictions depended heavily on the disputed confession of Patrick Molloy , who laterdied of a heart attack in 1981. The three remaining men continue to proclaim their innocence.
Tonight's Rough Justice investigation claims to have uncovered important new evidence in the men'sfavourand argues that the case should be re-opened. See today's choices. Producer Dinah Lord ; Executive producer
Elizabeth Clough
Introduced by Tony Gubba , with Trevor Brooking.
Football If the original ties between Liverpool and Aston Villa, and Manchester United and Chelsea fail to produce a winner, tonight's programme will feature highlights from the FA Cup semi-final replays.
Golf A preview of the 60th US Masters, which begins tomorrow in Augusta, Georgia. Coverage of the opening day's action can be seen tomorrow at
9.30pm on BBC2.
Greyhound Racing Live coverage of the BBCtv Greyhound Trophy, which was first run in 1958, from the Walthamstow track in London.
Olympics Another look at the forthcoming Olympic Games in Atlanta.
Plus, all the day's sports news. Producer Vivien Kent ; Editor Niall Sloane
Drama starring
Robert De Niro , Robert Duvall
Tom Spellacy is a resentful cop, his brother an ambitious Roman
Catholic priest. They take their relationship and different lives for granted. Until, that is, a murder comes between them. Investigating the killing of a prostitute, Tom discovers his brother knew her and is protecting a prominent businessman connected with the crime.
Postponed from 14 March
DirectorUlu Grosbard 1981. 15) ♦ See Films: pages 57-66
