Shown yesterday, 10.50pm Stereo Subtitled.
7.30 Puppet animal chat show. Repeat
Repeat Stereo 3406
The balancing act. Stereo ....
Health spokesmen Stephen Dorrell , Chris Smith and Simon Hughes debate Health
Service issues. At 8.30 News; plus weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson .......................................
Gaye Ortiz explores the Lord's Prayer as she joins a service from Trinity and All
Saints College in Leeds,
John Hay finds out how the training of Scottish interpreters differs from English ones. With signing and subtitles.
Repeated on Tuesday 12 noon BBC2 Stereo ..
Last of the dramas introducing German.
English subtitles page 888. stereo .
This week the secrets of bricklaying and toe-wrestling and the art of palm science. Producer Malcolm Smith ; Editor Fiona Thompson
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.25pm. stereo .
John Humphrys talks to a senior politician. Including at 12.30 News.
How decisions made by the European Union affect people in Britain. Stereo
Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Featuring a report from the Milan catwalks on Italian style for autumn and winter.
The chance for viewers to select the song which will represent the UK in this year's Eurovision SongContest, to be held in Dublin on 3 May. Hosted by Dale Winton. 1. For the Life You Don't Yet Know performed by Sam Blue. [number removed]. 2. You Stayed Away Too Long performed byJoanneMay. [number removed].
3. Yodel in the Canyon of Love performed by Do Re Mi featuring Kerry. [number removed]. 4. Love Shine a Light performed by Katrina and the Waves. [number removed].
Phone lines are open after the fourth song till 5pm. The maximum cost is lOp. The winner will be announced on National Lottery Live next Saturday. Stereo
Sheffield Wednesday v Wimbledon
Live coverage of this FA Cup quarter-final tie from Hillsborough, kickoff at 4.10pm. Commentary by Barry Davies and Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen , Jimmy Hill. Followed by the semi-final draw. Stereo
With Moira Stuart.
Weather Bill Giles
Delia Smith makes crumpet pizzas, helped byGareth Blackstock from BBC comedy series Chef? (alias Lenny Henry ). Red Nose Day is on Friday from 7pm. Repeated on Tuesday at 7.25pm on BBC2
RED NOSE RECIPES: buy 12 recipes for £1.00 from Sainsburys, 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 50p per minute). # See Delia Smith : page 30
Romantic comedy starring
Whoopi Goldberg , Ted Danson
When Sarah Mathews 's daughter discovers that she was conceived with the help of artificial insemination, she attempts to track down her father. But the family get a surprise when they discover the anonymous donor's identity.
Director Richard Benjamin (1993) * See Films: pages 56-59 * *
Sporting Noses on Tour
First of three programmes following the Comic Relief football team that journeyed to
Africa last July. Angus Deayton, Frank Skinner, David Baddiel, Nick Hancock, Patrick Robinson,
Robbie Walters and David Essex were among the stars who visited projects funded by Comic Relief and played football against local teams. Continued on Monday at 10.10pm.
See today's choices.
Director Mark Harrison
Executive producers Kevin Cahill, Richard Curtis
With Michael Buerk.
Weather Bill Giles
In celebration of Mothering Sunday, stars talk frankly about their mothers, and the mothers give an insight into the characters of their celebrity offspring. Spice Girl Emma Bunton and boxer Lennox Lewis talk about their close relationships with their mothers. Bob Marley's mother Cedella Booker speaks of her devotion to her son, while actress Claire Bloom reveals a more complex relationship with her daughter.
See today's choices.
(Stereo)
See This Week page 13
A Sheep Called Dolly
Recent media attention on the world's first clone of an adult sheep has divided opinion on the usefulness and desirability of such experiments. Could this be the forerunner of experiments to clone humans? Heart of the Matter asks if society should limit scientific endeavour and questions whether scientists are responsible enough to monitortheirown research.
Joan Bakewell hosts a discussion with a panel that includes Professor Sheila McLean and Dr Donald Bruce.
Executive producer John Drury ; Series editor
AnneReevell Stereo .... NOTE: as Heartofthe Matter istopical and likely to react to events in the news, its subject matter may change
Family drama with music, starring Roger Daltrey, Chesney Hawkes, Sharon Duce
Teenager Buddy takes refuge in music, but rather than cover the fifties rock numbers his teddy-boy father Terry adores he aspires to personal material.
(1990, PG)
See Films: pages 56-59 **
