With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday ....
With Justin Webb and Sally Magnusson.
Timetable on Monday
With Juliet Morris.
For details see Monday
Makeover show.
Live Studio discussion.
(Stereo)
Cookery with Kevin Woodford.
11.00 News
Regional News and Weather
More consumer concerns.
(Stereo)
Design roadshow.
(Stereo)
12.00 News
Regional News and Weather
Comedy word game.
(Stereo)
Antiques game show.
(Stereo)
How weather affects us.
(Stereo)
Weather
1.30 Regional News; Weather
(Details at 5.35pm)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Emily provides refuge for a childhood friend.
(Stereo)
Romantic comedy series starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer.
American producers decide to "improve" Lionel's script.
Written by Bob Larbey The fifth series starts tomorrow at 2.55pm
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Roy Noble takes an entertaining look at Welsh castles. Today, Chepstow Castle.
(Next programme Thursday at 3.20pm) (Stereo)
Followed by Science Week: Shapes of the Invisible
(Repeat)
Animated stories of the friendly ghost.
(Stereo)
Adventure series with comic Les Bubb. Les takes Donna bowling.
(Stereo)
Animation.
A 12-part comedy adventure. Roger Bones plans to win a garden of the year contest.
Jessica decides to spice up the school magazine.
This week's episodes written by Chris Ellis
(Cast and part 18 Thursday at 5.10pm)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Cheryl's mothering is put to the test, Helen comes to a devastating decision, and Mal makes a stand with Shona, but will she get the message?
(Shown at 1.40pm)
(For cast see Thursday)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather John Kettley
For details see Monday
Developments at the fellowship take their toil on Sarah and she seeks comfort in an unsuspecting soul, while Ricky's plans to marry Bianca come up against a major setback.
This week's episodes written by Christopher Reason
Live coverage of Newcastle United's Uefa Cup quarter-final second-leg match against Monaco, at the Louis II stadium.
Newcastle face an uphill battle in this game after their 1-0 first-leg defeat at St James' Park two weeks ago. Their attacking line-up was severely affected by injury and suspension in the home game, and with Alan Shearer still out through long-term injury, and the recent injury worry to Les Ferdinand, the Magpies may have to look to the attacking talents of Faustino Asprilla and Peter Beardsley, and the defensive strength of Darren Peacock, if they are to reach their first European semi-final since they won the Fairs Cup in 1969. Brazilian Sonny Anderson, whose goal separated the sides in the first leg, and Nigeria's Victor Ikpeba, who came on as substitute but has scored in every round of the competition so far, should prove the major obstacles in Newcastle's struggle against the high-flyers of the French league.
Commentary by John Motson with Chris Waddle. Introduced by Desmond Lynam, with match analysis by Alan Hansen and Ruud Gullit.
See Alan Hansen: page 37
With Michael Buerk.
(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather John Kettley
Comedy starring Michael Caine, Steve Martin
Sophisticated con man Lawrence Jamieson makes a tidy living fleecing rich women in the French resort of Beaumont-sur-Mer, until his position is suddenly threatened by the arrival of small-time American rival Freddy Benson. Lawrence takes the brash
American under his wing, however, the pair fall out when they compete in a wager to take rich heiress Janet Colgate to the cleaners with the loser having to leave the Riviera.
Michael Caine can currently be seen in the cinema in Blood and Wine with Jack Nicholson, and Glenne Headly plays Dr Abby Keaton in the TV series ER.
(1988, PG)
See Films: pages 52-57 ***
Coming-of-age drama, starring Lukas Haas, Lea Thompson.
During the second world war, young Wendall Olet is bundled off to his grandparents in Vermont. Reserved and resentful, he is thrust into a strange world of childish concerns and disturbing adult secrets.
Lukas Haas, probably still best known for his role as the young Amish boy in Witness, can currently be seen in Tim Burton's Mars Attacks!
(1988, 15)
See Films: pages 52-57
