Dilly decides he doesn't like water.
(Repeat)
A special Sunday edition of the pre-school comedy.
(Stereo)
Cunning cartoon cat capers.
(Repeat)
Justin Webb interviews Minister for Sport Tony Banks.
Plus at 8.30 News; Weather.
The first in a six-part series about life at Norwich Cathedral in Norfolk.
Hugo the chorister must give a solo performance.
Steve Chalke meets country music star George Hamilton IV and actor Richard Briers muses on the good life with God.
Another chance to see Clive Mason interview American writer Harlan Lane.
With signing and subtitles.
(Rptd Tue 12 noon BBC2)
(Repeat) (Stereo)
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The Morell family become more ruthless in their attempt to settle an old score.
Rural issues with John Craven.
Plus the week's weather at 11.55am.
David Aaronovitch talks to Secretary of State for International Development Clare Short about Britain's relationship with developing countries.
The first of today's two omnibus editions.
Wartime adventure starring Roger Moore, Telly Savalas, David Niven
1944: a group of Allied PoWs are held by Germans on a Greek island but, with local help, they are determined to escape.
(1979, PG)
See Films: pages 44-53
Second of today's two omnibus editions.
A special edition of The Bookworm reveals the result of a poll to find the nation's favourite children's book. Martin Jarvis and Leslie Ash read excerpts from the winning titles, Diane-Louise Jordan reports on this year's literature for children and Michael Palin, Lesley Joseph and Zoe and Johnny Ball talk about their favourite childhood books. Presented by Griff Rhys Jones.
Last in the present series.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
A celebration of faith from Merseyside, with a congregation of 30,000, featuring a children's choir of 5,000, gathering at Everton Football Club's ground, Goodison Park. Featuring singer Charlie Landsborough, the Love and Joy Gospel Choir and the King's Division Normandy Band. The hymns include Abide with Me, Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer and Shine Jesus, Shine. Hosted by Roger Royle.
The annual Bowls Club outing seems to provide an ideal opportunity for Cecil to be alone with May.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The first in a new eight-part series in which the Antiques Roadshow experts travel the country uncovering hidden treasures in the homes of Great Britain and give valuations and conservation tips on a range of antiques and collectables.
The series begins at Salisbury in Wiltshire, with author Leslie Thomas acting as a local guide to experts David Battie, Hilary Kay, Lars Tharp and Tim Wonnacott. Introduced by Carol Vorderman.
See today's choices.
Carol Vorderman's Questionnaire: page 18: New Season: page 23
The first in a new ten-part series in which actor and writer Michael Palin undertakes another epic journey, this time travelling for 50,000 miles through 18 countries, making a complete anti-clockwise circuit of the Pacific Rim over one year.
The journey begins at Little Diomede Island in the Bering Strait, which lies between Siberia and Alaska, as Palin risks an early detour to see the great Kodiak brown bear. See today's choices.
Director Roger Mills ; Series producer Clem Vallance
Repeated on Monday at 10.40pm Stereo BBC book: Full Circle, published tomorrow, price £19.99, from bookshops.
From Russia with Luck: page 24; Competitions and Giveaways: page 126; Reader Offer: page
With Peter Sissons.
Weather Helen Young
(Subtitled)
Comedy starring Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty
Disgraced pilot Ted Striker escapes from hospital and boards the first passenger shuttle to the Moon, knowing that essential test work has not been done.
(1982, 15)
See Films: pages 44-53
The first of two programmes from Everyman marking the 1,400th anniversary of the founding of Canterbury Cathedral.
Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, spiritual home for 70 million Anglicans around the world, is the legacy of a pilgrimage made exactly 1,400 years ago. In AD 597 St Augustine arrived in Britain on a mission to convert the pagan Anglo-Saxons.
Presenter Nigel Hawthorne retraces his perilous journey from Rome across sixth-century Europe to southern England, where he laid the foundations of Canterbury Cathedral.
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Western starring Jack Nicholson, Mary Steenburgen
Down-at-heel outlaw Henry Lloyd Moon is seized by a posse and sentenced to hang, unless he can find an unattached woman of property to marry him. (1978, PG)
See Films: pages 44-53
