Shown yesterday 10.50pm Stereo Subtitled.
David Frost interviews the newsmakers.
Including at 8.30 News; plus weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson
It's 's God to Talk. Psychologist
Dr Aric Sigman asks whether God is someone youcantalkto. Stereo ................
Steve Chalke meets William Roache (Ken Barlow from Coronation Street), who talks about his idea of God. Stereo .......
The magazine programme for deaf people. With signing and subtitles.
Repeated Tuesday 12 noon BBC2
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear
The Prodigal Father (part 2). Concluding a two-part story. The unexpected arrival of Seamus O'Neil is still causing problems. Repeat Stereo
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 11.55am. stereo...
John Humphrys interviews senior politicians. Including at 12.00 News.
The second of this week's omnibus editions is at 4.05pm.
As the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, eight couples who have been married for 50 years share the secrets of their relationships. Stereo * My husband and I: page 23
A report on the inmates of Blundeston prison in Norfolk, who are turning their hands to tailoring, Stereo
The second of this week's omnibus edition.
First in a new six-part children's drama series, based on the book by E Nesbit.
In Edwardian London four children find a strange egg wrapped up in a carpet. After being dropped in the fire, the egg hatches.
Adapted by Helen Cresswell Stereo Subtitled . # The magic carpet: Family, page 48
With Moira Stuart. Weather
John Kettley
Harry Secombe hosts a festival of Welsh music from Llandaff
Cathedral, featuring top choirs and soloists. Hymns include
0 the Deep Deep Love of Jesus, Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehovah, Love Divine, All Loves Excelling. Producer Roy Francis ; Editor
Helen Alexander
Comedy set in an English TB sanatorium in 1947. \ Tucker's Gambit. Roy and Brian, are forced to share a cubicle with the irritating Norman Tucker.
Director Christine Gemon ; Producer
PhilipKampff Stereo
This week the team visits
Woking in Surrey, where the discoveries include a large oil painting bought at an auction, an unusual pair of paintings made out of coloured sand and a valuable ebony cabinet. Presented by Hugh Scully.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer Christopher Lewis
♦ Tim Wonnacott 's Kind of Day: page
The first in a new three-part series in which comedians Gareth Hale and Norman Pace learn what it takes to succeed in a variety of challenging worlds.
The duo attempt to become competitive polo players.
See today's choices.
Under new management: p 29
With Peter Sissons.
Weather John Kettley
Second in a five-part adaptation of Henry
Fielding's comic romance.
Tom embarks on ajoumey, while Sophia attempts to escape the threat of marriage. See today's choices.
Adapted by Simon Burke : Producer
Suzan Harrison ; Director Metin Huseyin -Repeated on Wednesday at 10.45pm
♦ The day rain stopped play: p 32
Tom embarks on a journey and gets caught in the Jacobite Rebellion, while Sophia attempts to escape the threat of marriage
The first in a new six-part entertainment series starring Paul O'Grady as peroxide peril Lily Savage.
See today's choices.
Director Alasdair MacMillan ; Producer Mark Linsey
Stereo Subtitled ...
The Andrew Duncan interview with Paul O'Grady : page 14
The poetry of standup comedian John Hegley explores the uneasy relationship between religion and comedy, as contributors such as David Baddiel , Paul Whitehouse and Jonathan Miller ask whether religion is a suitable topic for humour, or no laughing matter. Producer Mark Jones ; Series editor
Richard Denton
Drama starring
Cybill Shepherd
Memphis 1957: a motleytrio of white drifters kidnaps the son of a local black businessman.
Director Yves Simoneau (1992,15)
+ See Rims: pages 64-74 **
Star Qualities. Patrick Moore explains why the stars differ from each other in colour.
Producer Pieter Morpurgo
Repeated next Saturday on BBC2
Followed by Weather
BBC1 joins the continuous-news station with bulletins on the hour.
