Dilly sets up a shop in his bedroom.
(Repeat)

A special Sunday edition of the pre-school comedy.
(Stereo)
See John Peel: page 9

Cunning cartoon cat capers.
(Repeat)

David Frost interviews the week's newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests. Plus at 8.30 News; Weather.

Continuing the series about life at Norwich Cathedral.
(Stereo)

Steve Chalke meets multi-millionaire businessman Sir Tom Farmer, and Toyah Willcox explains why she identifies with the feminine side of God.
(Stereo)

Another chance to see a Romanian wedding.

With signing and subtitles.
(Rptd Tue 9.30am, BBC2)
(Repeat) (Stereo)
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A strange virus makes the horses ill.

(Stereo)

Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 11.55am. Stereo.

David Aaronovitch presents an incisive analysis of an important issue faced by the Government. Subtitled ..........

Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

A look at the sea otter's huge appetite for shellfish.

(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Comedy western, based on the Lerner and Loewe musical, starring Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood

On the rugged trail west in the days of the Gold Rush, hard-fighting, hard-drinking, happy-go-lucky Ben Rumson meets and join forces with the quiet living Pardner. However, their friendship is tested when Pardner falls in love with Ben's wife.
(1969, PG)
See Films: pages 48-53

Style and fashion tips galore as the programme returns for a 13th series.
Actor Pierce Brosnan reveals the secrets of dressing to kill on the set of the new
James Bond blockbuster. There's also a makeover for four librarians, the latest trends in menswear and the low-down on trainers. With Tim Vincent and Caryn Franklin.

Johnny Logan, Ireland's Eurovision Song Contest star, sets off on a three-part musical and spiritual journey along the beautiful west coast of Ireland.
He begins with a pilgrimage on the island of St Patrick's Purgatory. Music comes from country music star Daniel O'Donnell, traditional band Altan and Dominic Kirwan, while Johnny Logan sings Be Thou My Vision and Amazing Grace.

Action Stations. The staff at
Hatley are tipped off that a very important visitor is expected.
Written by John Chapman ; Director
Roy Gould ; Producers David Croft and Charles Garland

The annual bowls club outing seems to provide an ideal opportunity for Cecil to be alone with May.

Continuingthe series in which the Antiques Roadshow experts uncover hidden treasures in the homes of Great Britain.
This programme visits Bury St
Edmunds in Suffolk where the "Cooking Canon", broadcaster John Eley , acts as a local guide to experts Paul Atterbury ,
Hilary Kay , Clive Stewart-Lockhart and TimWonnacott. Introduced by Carol Vorderman.
Director Thea Cole ; Series producer
Stephen Potter

Antiques Roadshows experts travel the country finding hidden treasures in people's homes. The search begins in Salisbury with author Leslie Thomas.

Actor and writer Michael Palin continues his new epic journey, travelling for 50,000 miles through 18 countries and making a complete anti-clockwise circuit of the Pacific Rim over a year.

Michael Palin arrives in Japan and learns how to tie a kimono, sleep on a futon, enjoy raw squid or a fish which is drowned in sake and swallowed whole. Then it's an overnight journey to South Korea, where the students of Seoul are polishing up their street-demo skills and business flourishes in the wedding halls. See today's choices.
(Repeated tomorrow at 10.40pm)
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Michael Palin travels around the Pacific rim. He starts in the Diomede Islands in the Bering Strait, goes to see the Kodiak bear in Alaska and visits the geysers of Kamchatka. Show more

With Nicholas Witchell.

Weather John Kettley

Concluding a two-part psychological thriller.

Ann Devenish is terrified by her memory blackouts on the night of the most recent murder in Ashminster. Inspector Gates is determined to find out if she is implicated - and just what is the nature of her friendship with her Svengali-like teacher David Miles.

See today's choices.
(For cast see page 62)

An episode of Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders's comedy show where they pay homage to Italian film director Federico Fellini and Irish rock band the Cranberries.
With special guests Kate Moss, Sue Barker and Felicity Kendal.

(Repeat) (Stereo)

The second of two Everyman programmes marking the 1,400th anniversary of the founding of Canterbury Cathedral.

Having arrived in Canterbury Nigel Hawthorne explores the cathedral's history and examines how it functions today as a multi-million pound business, a tourist site and a place of worship. The clash between commerce and Christianity is most heightened in Holy Week and, as the cathedral prepares for Easter and its 1,400th birthday, all is far from calm in the cloisters.

Andrew Duncan interviews Nigel Hawthorne: page 14

A special programme to celebrate the life and work of Mother Teresa who died on the 5 September 1997.

Drama, based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel, starring Bill Murray, Theresa Russell

After witnessing the horrors of the First World War, Larry Darrell is obsessed with finding some meaning in his life and embarks on a journey of self-discovery that takes him to Tibet and Paris.
(1984, 15)

See Films: pages 48-53