With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.
Editor Paul Gibbs Timetable on Monday .......
With Andrew Harvey in the studio, and Juliet Morris live from the Dart Estuary areaofDevon, looking at some different ways of life for Britain at Breakfast. Editor Tim Orchard
Timetable on Monday
With Juliet Morris live in Devon.
For details see Monday
Running for Their Lives. Wildlife documentary looking at the African wild dog, one of the most misunderstood and endangered of all predators. These creatures live an intensely social life as they search forfood, battle with lions and hyenas and sufferthe ravages of disease. It soon becomes clear why these nomadic hunters are strugglingfor survival.
Continuingthe series, today, actress Honor Blackman talks to presenter
Angela Rippon about her life and career, while chef Anton Mosimann prepares one ofherfavourite dishes, delicious pike quenelles
Regional News; Weather
Live coverage of the second day's play from Trent Bridge, between England and India. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather
Detailsat5.35pm Stereo
Weather Subtitled ............................
Wimbledon 96
Live coverage of the men's semi-finals on the Centre Court, introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Cricket: Third Test
Further live coverage of the second day's play between England and India from Trent Bridge.
(Highlights of Wimbledon are at 10.20pm, and of the cricket at 11.15pm on BBC2.) (Stereo)
Philip has an unfortunate accident. Adrian vows to get his revenge on Cody. Is Sonny really a rat?
Shownat 12.35pm ForcastseeWednesday
With Martyn Lewis and Jill Dando.
Weather John Kettley
For details see Monday
Mark Morrison presents the latest hits in the UK charts, plus exclusive live performances, pre-chart sounds and new videos.
Top of the Pops - the Magazine: price £1.25, on sale now from newsagents
A series of documentaries looking at science fiction and science fact.
This week, Future Fantastic reveals the adventures of time and space travel that may be just around the comer. The space age was founded on rocket technology developed during the Second World War. Now, scientists are working on the technology which could make journeys at almost the speed of light, and even time travel, a real possibility. The first anti-matter particles have only just been discovered, yet an anti-matter engine is already in development. Plus, a look at the remarkable breakthrough that could turn the science-fiction fantasy of time travel into reality.
Presented by Gillian Anderson.
Further details: Ceefax page 623, or the Internet on [web address removed].
Aseries of quiz games in which team captains Daley Thompson and Steve Cram are joined by two fellow Olympic medal winners and answer sporting questions put to them by Steve Rider. Tonight's guests are television presenter Kriss Akabusi , who won two bronze medals at the 1992 Olympics in the individual 400-metre hurdles and the 4 x 400-metre sprint relay, and Ann Brightwell (formerly Ann Packer ), the first British woman to win an Olympic gold medal in a track event - the metres in 1964. Producer Mike Ward ; Editor Rick Waumstey
Tonight's edition of the snooker game show features Willie Thorne, Martin Clark and Ronnie O'Sullivan. Hosted by Jim Davidson with referee John Virgo.
Contestants: if you would like to take part, write, enclosing a large sae, to [address removed]
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News; Weekend
Weather John Kettley Subtitled ....
Another chance to see some dramatic reconstructions of real-life rescues, presented by Michael Buerk.
Tonight's compilation includes a bizarre flying accident which left two brothers each convinced that the other was dead; dramatic news pictures of the complex rescue of three canoeists stranded on a rock in the middle of the River Conwy in North Wales; a man who came back from the dead after open heart surgery in the street; and the family whose canal boat caught fire.
Editor Andrea Wills Stereo Subtitled ...
Highlights of the men's semi-finals, plus a look ahead to tomorrow's ladies' singles final. With Sue Barker.
Science-fiction starring Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Leonard Nimoy
Public health inspector Matthew Bennell becomes aware of a strange epidemic sweeping San Francisco - people all over the city are convinced that identical alien creatures are replacing the population.
(1978, 15)
See Films: pages 57-66
Horror starring
Bryant Halliday
William Sylvester
London, 1964: when American journalist Mark English takes his fiancee Marianne to see ventriloquist the Great Vorelli, he is disturbed by the intense relationship between the performerand his dummy, especially when the dummy..... moves all by itself.
Director Lindsay Shonteff ( 1964) .......... ♦ See Films: pages 57-66
