With Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday

With Sophie Raworth and Jon Sopel.
Timetable on Monday

With Helen Rollason.
For details see Monday

Cookery challenge. Presented by Fern Britton.

Topical studio discussion.

Today's programme features a lazy
Sunday lunch. Phil Vickery prepares a starter of honey-glazed duck with apricots and green peppercorns, Paul Rankin cooks the main course of pan-fried salmon with chilli vegetable ragout, and Alastair Little sweetens the taste buds with raspberry and almond tart.
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Regional News and Weather

Manhunt. When the legendary Sergeant "Buck" Frobishergoes missing. Benton realises there must be a good reason.
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Morefansof Neighbours recalltheir favourite characters and dramatic moments. Stereo .......................

Subtitled
Regional News and Weather

Word panel game. Stereo .....

Toadie turns on the Rebecchi charm.
Helen makes a big investment.
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The Case of the Tell Tale Talk Show Host Perry investigates the murder of Winslow Keane , the unpopular owner of a talk radio station. With Raymond Burr

Murder by SOP. Stuck in a small town overnight, Quincy questions the verdict of an over-worked local doctor after a mysterious fire masks a murder. With Jack Klugman.
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Cartoon fun with the spinach-eating sailor, Stereo .....

The action quiz with games and competitions, hosted by the Chuckle Brothers. This week's special guest. Children's BBC presenter Sarah Vandenberg , joins children from
Blakesley in Northamptonshire, and Bristol. Stereo

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Today's record attempts include a basketball shooting record. the world's s most tattooed man and the world's strongest men pulling a 380-tonne ship. Presented by Cheryl Baker. Kriss Akabusi and Ron Reagan Jr. Repeat Stereo

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With Martyn Lewis and Jill Dando.
Weather Peter Cockroft

For details see Monday

First of a new eight-part series of celebrity cookery challenges, presented by Fern Britton.
Tonight, EastEnders stars Wendy Richard and Todd Carty compete against the clock to create a couple of original and delicious recipes with less than £5 worth of ingredients, but the helpful expertise of top chefs Ainsley Harriott and Tony Tobin.
See today's choices.
Information: see Ceefax page 580

Today's Choices: Celebrity Ready, Steady Cook 7.00pm BBC1
This 20-minute speed cook-in, matching members of the public with mystery ingredients and top chefs, has proved so popular that it's been promoted to primetime and given celebrity guests.
But fans of the formula should fear not. Fern Britton is still presiding, posing the naive culinary questions we're all dying to ask. Tonight EastEnders mother-and-son Wendy Richard (Pauline) and Todd Carty (Mark) join chefs Tony Tobin and Ainsley Harriott. Carty's brought along some veg from his stall and a piece of bacon, while his screen mum has gone for the sweet option with Madeira cake, creme fraiche and summer fruits.
Future guests include June Whitfield, Rory Bremner, Honor Blackman, Lorraine Kelly and Nigel Havers.

Zoe Ball, Children's BBC presenter, with the hottest hits from the week's top 40 with live performances, the best pop videos and Britain's number one selling single.
Repeated tomorrow
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Another chance to see an episode from the classic comedy series.

Fletcher has fallen out of favour with the governor and finds himself making fishing nets, work normally reserved for those who break the rules. The only way he can redeem himself is by saving the reputation of Slade Prison and sampling life on the tiles, with a rooftop rendezvous.

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Terry Wogan takes another dip into the archives to reveal more sporting mishaps and disasters. Tonight, he is joined by football pundit Jimmy Hill who reveals his secret life as a show jumper, national hunt jockey and winter sports expert, while comedy duo Parsons and Naylor take a comic look at referees who get their chance to answer back.
Plus a review of spectacular own goals from the recent football season, gymnasts who aspired to a perfect ten and found their number was up, and officials who got too close to the action. Last in the series.
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With Michael Buerk.
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Regional News
Weekend Weather
Peter Cockroft Subtitled .......

Oscar-winning drama, starring
Al Pacino
Chris O'Donnell
Student Charlie Simms doesn't realise what he's let himself in for when he takes on a Thanksgiving holidayjob looking after blind Lieutenant Colonel
Frank Slade. When Frank wishes to indulge in some of his
"favourite" things one more time, the reluctant Charlie, with the threat of expulsion from college hanging over him, is whisked off on a lifetime's trip to New York which ultimatelyturns into a journey of discovery for both of them.
Director Martin Brest (1992, 15)
♦ See Films: pages 52-59 ****

Western starring
Oliver Reed
Candice Bergen
Gene Hackman
When the wife of sadistic Texas cattle baron, Brandt Ruger , is abducted by a gang of outlaws, he has to cancel his huntingtrip and decides to pursue the kidnappers. So begins a ruthless cat-and-mouse killing game for the return of his wife.
Director Don Medford (1971.18) * See Films: pages 52-59 *