With Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Liz MacKean
Timetable on Monday
Culinary challenge with Ainsley Harriott.
Makeoverseries. Stereo ............
Studio debate. Stereo Subtitled .
Design roadshow. Stereo
Regional News and Weather
Consumer advice show.
More household makeovers.
Repeat
Regional News and Weather
Word game.
Antiques panel game.
Weather Subtitled ...........................
Topical weather stories.
Ruth spends more time with Ben. Is romance in the air for Darren and Debbie?
Repeated at 5.35pm Stereo
Unreasonable Doubt. Quincy investigates the death of an infant with a rare disease.
First shown on ITV
Another look at celebrities' homes. Stereo
An update of this morning's show.
3.30 A visit to the Poppy Stop.
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The fascinating facts programme that answers viewers' questions. Today, how is lace made and who invented tinned food? With
John Eccleston , Paul Hendy and Julie Westwood. Stereo............................................ WRITE TO: Dear Mr Barker , PO Box 1545, London W12 6DB with questions.
Animation. Repeat Subtitled .......
Animation about a friendly ghost. Stereo Subtitled ...............
Featuring the work of Enid Blyton , the world's most prolific children's author, including a look at the making of The Enchanted Lands, an animated series based on Blyton's The
Faraway Tree books, currently on Monday afternoons. With KrissAkabusi, Cheryl Baker , Ron Reagan and Dan Roland.
Boy band 911 perform their new single live in the studio. Plus, the Big Bash com petition winners are announced. Stereo
(Shown at 1.45pm) (Stereo)
Nicholas Witchell and Jill Dando.
Weather David Lee Subtitled...
For details see Monday
The series of consumer news and probing investigations in which the big names in the British leisure industry come underthe spotlight.
Series producer Siobhan Mulholland Editor Steve Anderson
HOTLINE: ring free[number removed]
HOLIDAY RESCUE LINE: [number removed]
Tonight, The O Zone's Jayne Middlemiss presents 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.
TOP OF THE POPS - THE MAGAZINE: price £1.35, on sale now from newsagents
Return of the series which reconstructs real-life rescues and reveals extraordinary stories of heroism, with Michael Buerk and Donna Bernard.
In tonight's programme surfers are caught by a strong rip tide, and a school trip goes disastrously wrong when one pupil is stung more than 100 times by a swarm of bees.
See today's choices.
(Stereo)
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Today's Choices: 999 Lifesavers 8.00pm BBC1
A small child attacked by a swarm of bees and two surfers swept away by a riptide are two of the near-tragedies that are re-enacted in the opening programme of this new series. Michael Buerk is joined by a face fresh to terrestrial television, Donna Bernard, to present the dramatic reconstructions.
Alongside the school outing and surfing trips that became nightmares, there is also the story of Paul Tyson, a fairground worker who collapsed. We're all used to seeing defibrillators giving electric shocks to a patient's chest in hospital dramas, but they are far from being everyday items of equipment.
It was fortunate, then, that a St John Ambulance crew had been trained to use the new mobile equipment just three weeks before. Without the defibrillator's help to restore his heart rhythms, Paul Tyson would have died.
Hyacinth is thrilled when the wealthy Mrs Fortescue asks them for a lift into town.
Written byRoyClarke
Director/Producer Harold Snoad
Repeat Stereo
With Michael Buerk.
(Subtitled)
Regional News; Weekend Weather David Lee
(Subtitled)
When Hannah Gresham goes missing, her parents and her fiance, Adam, are distraught. But Dangerfield is not convinced that Adam is telling the truth.
Episode written by Robert Jones
See today's choices.
Crime drama starring
Sidney Poitier , Rod Steiger
When a black stranger is arrested forthe murder of a rich northern industrialist, the police chief subjects him to a bigoted interrogation. But then he discovers his suspect is a cop.
Director Norman Jewison (1967, 15)
♦ See Films: pp 58-66 *****
Comedy drama starring Walter Matthau
Joseph P Kotcher is not the baby-sitter that Wilma would choose and "Kotch", in turn, feels that he is no longer needed. But a friendship with teenager Erica is all it takes to put the zest for living back into his life.
(1971, PG)
See Films: pages 58-66
