With Paul Burden.
Timetable on Monday
With Justin Webb and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday
Cookery challenge show, hosted by Richard Cawley.
More expert makeovers. Stereo .
Topical debate with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Mark Curry presents the design roadshow from Liverpool.
(Stereo)
Regional News and Weather
Consumer advice programme.
Sean Rafferty meets fashion designer John Rocha at his Dublin home. Stereo.
Regional News and Weather
Word panel game.
Antiques game show, with expert analysis by Eric Knowles.
(Stereo)
Weather Subtitled ...........................
Topical weather stories.
Marlene sets Sarah up for a fall, while Ben must decide whether to stay.
Repeated at 5.35pm Stereo
Quincy gains a new outlook on life when he meets a young mother who is dying of cancer.
(First shown on ITV)
More homes of mystery celebrities, with Loyd Grossman. Repeat Stereo ..
An update of this morning's show.
Why Bird goes on a rowing boat.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
The brothers take charge of a wedding.
(Repeat)
Youngsters seek revenge on adult "tormentors" in the game show hosted by Dave Benson Phillips.
Fourth of the 13-part sitcom about a bad choir in a fictional town.
The choir decide to take drastic action against the unbearable Tony.
(Repeated next Sunday on BBC2)
(Stereo)
Stuart Miles, Katy Hill, Romana D'Annunzio and Richard Bacon prepare George the tortoise for his annual hibernation.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.05am on BBC2)
(Shown at 1.45pm)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Anna Ford and Diana Madill.
Weather David Braine
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Last in the series exploring the bond between humans and animals. At 26 Dr Gladys Kalema is starting her new job as Uganda's chief wildlife vet. Not only is she the first woman to ever hold this position but she has to deal with very difficult patients. Narrated by Patrick Robinson. See today's choices.
Tomorrow's Babies. In tonight's programme on the future of making and having babies, Anya Sitaram meets a young mother who has already had two premature babies. Can a new drug treatment prevent it happening again? Also Craig Doyle reports on male fertility and finds out why Nasa are sending sperm into space. Producer Samantha Starbuck ; Editor
Saul Nasse
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Zero Tolerance. Criminals who in the past have burgled and stolen at will are now finding the going tough as the public teams up with the police in a bid to cut crime. Martyn Lewis visits Middlesbrough, where the so-called zero tolerance policies have reduced crime by 25 per cent in just eight months. Producer Steve Warr ; Series editor
Charles Thompson
Hosted by Carol Smillie, with music by Passion Star, plus guest, actress Kate Beckinsale.
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Regional News; Weather
David Braine
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Sanguinarium. When a patient undergoing cosmetic surgery dies a grisly death and the doctor claims to have been possessed during the operation, Scully investigates. See today's choices.
Comedy starring David Bamber Eric Slatt upsets the school's star pupil during exam time.
Written by Steven Moffat ; Director
Juliet May: Producer Andre Ptaszynski
Thriller starring
Jeff Fahey , Mia Sara
Frank McKenna , once a cop but now a crook, is shot and temporarily blinded after a robbery payout goes wrong. While on the run from a local hood, Frank meets the woman of his dreams, or so he believes.
Director Tom Donnelly (1993, 15)
+ See Films: pages 58-66 ***
Thriller. When Toby Kellogg returns to his family home, he is shocked to find it totally empty. Then he uncovers a sinister plot which soon has him running for his life.
(1988, 15)
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