Puppet animal chat show.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Rosie tries to find some bottles. Repeat Stereo .....
Today, letting go. Stereo .....
David Frost interviews the newsmakers.
Including at 8.30 News; plus the weather. Series editor Barney Jones: Executive editor
Andrew Thompson .......................................
Tony Robinson concludes his guide to the Old Testament by offering some fresh approaches to the ancient literature that makes up the Hebrew Bible.
Larry Hollingworth , who was awarded a CBE for his aid work in Sarajevo, talks to Brian Sibley about his religious faith.
Last in the series, stereo .....
Memnos Costi finds out about Reading
University's unique theatre course for deaf students. With signing and subtitles.
Repeated on Tuesday at 12 noon BBC2
Drama introducing German. With English
Subtitles on page 888. Stereo ..... Complementary radio series at 8pm on Radio 4 LW
This week couples pamper each other with pedicures and manicures. With
Cheryl Baker , Gordon Kennedy and Toby Anstis. Producer Malcolm Smith : Series editor Fiona Thompson
GUIDELINE: ring [number removed]. Lines open 11am to 2pm
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.25pm. Stereo .
Shadow Home Secretary Jack Straw talks to John Humphrys. Including at 12.30 News.
How decisions made by the European
Union affect people in Britain.
Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
This week, what it takes to be a fashion magazine editor, the psychology behind clothes shop layouts and the enduringly fashionable Ben Sherman shirt. With
Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin , Brenda Emmanus and Tim Vincent.
Cartoon capers. Repeat
Sequel to the popular National
Velvet, starring Tatum O'Neal
Christopher Plummer
Anthony Hopkins
Sarah, a 14-year-old orphan, is sent from America to England to live with her aunt Velvet who shares her love of horses. Sarah Brown
TATUM O'NEAL. John Seaton
CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER , Captain Johnny Johnson
ANTHONY HOPKINS. Velvet Brown NANETTE NEWMAN.
Pilot PETER BARKWORTH. MrCurtis DINSDALE LANDEN
Director Bryan Forbes (1978. PG) * See Films: pages 50-53 **
With Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish
Delia Smith demonstrates the first of five exclusive recipes for Comic Relief, all of which take only five minutes to prepare. Today she makes chocolate drop mini muffins, with some help from Dawn French. See today's choices. Repeated on Tuesday at 7.25pm on BBC2
Red Nose Recipes: buy 12 recipes for £1.00 from Sainsbury's. Savacentre. WH Smith. John Menzies in Scotland and Wellworths in Northern Ireland. All proceeds go to Comic Relief. For a free fundraising pack: call [number removed] and for more information ring [number removed] (calls cost 45p per minute cheap rate and 50p per minute at all other times). + See Delia Smith : page 24
Who's Got Rhythm? Inspired by the number of bands in the valley, Compo decides to become more musical.
Written by Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Alan JW Bell Repeat Stereo
From Pickering in North Yorkshire, where the exhibits include an original copy of the screenplay from the film Gone with the Wind, a very dangerous 1920s train set which runs on mains electricity, a suite of bedroom furniture worth L20,000 dating from 1885, a watercolour by Carlton Alfred Smith bought for 21 shillings in 1964, and a cup and saucer purporting to be Sevres. Presented by Hugh Scully.
Producer Michele Burgess: Executive producer Christopher Lewis
* See Antiques: page 32
Starring
Stephen Tompkinson
Dervla Kirwan
Brian Quigley announces plans for a beauty contest just as Naomi, a stunningly beautiful woman, arrives in town claiming to be Eamonn's niece from Dublin.
See today's choices.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The real-life Ballykissangel: page 20
In the last of the series Eric and Ernie welcome guest Arthur Lowe (Captain Mainwaring from Dad's Army) for special performance of one of Ernie's finest plays - a tale set on the high seas. Producer John Ammonds
Revised repeat Subtitled
With Peter Sissons.
Weather Michael Fish
A look at how the Ayatollah Khomeini's return to Tehran in 1979 triggered an Islamic fundamentalist revival that spread far beyond Iran. With the overthrow of the Shah, the onward march of western secular values was halted and as the revolution spread to other countries the reintroduction of sharia law brought with it the traditional punishments of the Koran. Throughout the Middle East, Africa and Asia, Islamic fundamentalism sought to provide answers to modern society's stresses and problems.
(Repeated tomorrow 7pm BBC2)
Heaven Can Wait. In the last 100 years, average life expectancy has doubled, but what if it doubled again? Will the citizens of the year 3000 live in a society of old people where it is easier to carry on living than to die? What would happen to the concept of heaven?
Michael Buerk explores the future of ageing, and asks if life is all about quantity or quality. Last in the series. Executive producer John Drury ; Series editor
AnneReevell
Comedy starring
John Lithgow
Jonathan Silverman
Ben Cluett is a salesman and has been at the top of his field for 15 years. But conflict arises when he is assigned an unscrupulous newcomer. The pair soon become deadly rivals.
Director lrvin Kershner(1989,15) Subtitled. + See Films: pages 50-53 ***
