With Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Sophie Raworth. Timetable on Monday Subtitled .......
Culinary challenge.
Makeover series.
(Stereo)
Studio debate. Stereo Subtitled .
Live coverage from Blackpool on the final day of the conference including a speech from William Hague, leader of the Conservative Party. Presented by Jon Sopel, with Diana Madill.
Including News (Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather
(Stereo)
The antiques panel game.
Weather Subtitled ....
Topical weather stories.
Rebecca has a confession to make to
Toadie, and Libby launches a new business venture.
Repeated at 5.35pm Stereo
From Ascot, featuring races at 2.30 and at 3.05 the October Stakes. Commentary by Willie Carson , PeterO'Sullevan, Graham Rock and Jonathan Powell.
Introduced by Clare Balding and Julian Wilson. The 3.40 race is on BBC2.
Producer Chris Lewis
A visit to the Poppy Stop.
Repeat Stereo ...............................
The fascinating facts programme that answers viewers' questions. Today, a visit to the haunted house at Alton Towers to discover how the theme park's scary special effects are created. With John Eccleston, Paul Hendy and Julie Westwood. WRITE TO: Dear Mr Barker, [address removed] with questions.
Animation with the spinach-eating sailor.
Repeat Subtitled ...........................
Animation about a friendly ghost. Stereo Subtitled ...............
The record breaking action and adventure programme. Territorial Army Para, Gary Shopland , runs the London Marathon with a a 401b rucksack, and memory expert Creighton Carvello attempts the mind-blowing record of memorising 17 randomly-selected numbers in four seconds and repeating them in the correct order. With Kriss Akabusi , Cheryl Baker. Ron Reagan and Dan Roland.
Stereo Subtitled.
Actor and writer Michael Palin tells the Blue Peter team about his adventures while filming his series "Full Circle with Michael Palin" currently on Sunday nights. Repeated on Sunday BBC2
Shown at 1.45pm Stereo
With Martyn Lewis and Jill Dando.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
For details see Monday
TonightJohnathan Maitland reports live from Rome on the eve of the World Cup qualifying match between England and Italy. Plus an interview with TV soccer pundit Frank Skinner. Series producer Siobhan Mulholland Editor Steve Anderson
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The hottest hits from the week's top 40, with live performances, the best pop videos and Britain's number one single.
(Repeated tomorrow) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
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Concluding the series following the students from last year's Vets' School. A new series will follow in the new year.
The young vets are taking stock after their first six months in practice. Steve Leonard is playing tutor to his brother Keith, while Joe Inglis meets a noisy parrot, and Trude Mostue treats a labrador with a swollen neck.
Last in the documentary series focusing on Liverpool's Alder Hey children's hospital. A new series will return next year. Tonight, 16-month-old Amy has an operation to fit an artificial eye. Meanwhile, seven-day-old Callum is brought in to casualty with feeding problems, and the lab results return on four-year-old Samantha's tumour.
Producer Rukhsana Mosam; Series producer Michael Houldey
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Regional News
Weekend Weather
Suzanne Charlton
Dangerfield gets drawn into a complex family affair after examining a body which has been dragged from a river.
See today's choices.
Episode written by Michael Baker
Producer Beverley Dartnall
Director Jo Johnson
Following on from yesterday's National Poetry Day the result of the poll to discover the love poems closest to the nation's heart are announced tonight. Griff Rhys Jones is joined by guests Nigel Havers and Imogen Stubbs to look at love poems through the ages.
Producer Franny Moyle; Editor Daisy Goodwin
⦠My love is like.... page 8
Griff Rhys Jones presents some of the nation's favorite love poems which are read by various celebrities. The winning poem is "How Do I Love Thee" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Show more
Steve Rider with highlights of today's World Match Play championship at Wentworth.
Crime comedy. Vic Ajax awaits execution at the Hudsucker State Penitentiary, but still proclaims his innocence.
Director Sam Raimi (1985, PG)
♦ See Rims: pages 50-60 ***
Drama starring James MacArthur
A father puts his career as a movie executive before his 16-year-old son. But then the boy is arrested.
(1957, U)
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 50-60
