Animation.
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A special Sunday edition of the preschool series. Stereo.

This week Justin Webb presents interviews with the newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests.
Including at 8.30 News; plus weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson

Pam Rhodes presents music, conversation and reflection for Lent from Lyme Park.
Cheshire. Guests include actress Emilia Fox
, Cardinal Basil Hume, and TV presenter Don Maclean , with music from Jonathan Veira and the KinderChildren's
Choir. Last in the series. Stereo.

Featuring Russell Gilmore who has overcome blindness to create a garden of beauty and tranquillity. Plus a visit to a clock museum at Chesham to see how deaf children are making clock faces. With signing and in-vision subtitles.
Repeated Tuesday 12 noon BBC2 Stereo ..
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear

US series about two angels sent to earth to help people at critical times.
Reunion. Monica and Tess help a poet come to terms with her son's love for a young woman diagnosed as HIV positive. Guests Natalie Cole and Maya Angelou.

Rural, environmental and agricultural issues, with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 11.55am.

John Humphrys puts senior politicians on the spot. Including at 12.00 News.

The series looking at how decisions in the European Union affect people in Britain. With Aminatta Foma , Paola Buonadonna and Sharon Mascall.

Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Live coverage of rugby union's Royal Bank of Scotland international from
Murrayfield, kick-off 3pm.

This annual battle for the Calcutta Cup is one of the traditional highlights of the Five Nations season. England will be looking to continue their recent dominance over Scotland who have to go back to 1990 for their last win over the "Auld Enemy" - a 13-7 success in Edinburgh which also sealed their last Grand Slam.
Commentary by Bill McLaren. Introduced by Steve Rider.

Lord Puttnam appeals on behalf of the Cambodia Trust which works to improve the lives of landmine victims.
Repeated on Wednesday at 5.50pm on BBC2
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A new comedy-drama series by Tim Binding and Simon Nye , set in 1961 and following the adventures of AA patrolmen. Starring Paul Bown, Philip Jackson, Jo Unwin
Come Dancing. The RAC are invited to the AA annual dinner dance after rumours that the two organisations may join forces.
Director Graeme Harper : Executive producer Mike Stephens

With Chris Lowe. Weather
Michael Fish
6.50 Regional News

Lord Lloyd-Webber, who today is celebrating his 50th birthday, talks to Pam Rhodes about his faith, fame and fortune. Music includes many of his hits, performed by Michael Ball, Tom Jones, Jason Donovan, and brother Julian Lloyd Webber.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Kind of Day: page

To mark Mothering Sunday, a look at the role of screen mums down the years, combining archive material from all the classic sitcoms - Butterflies, The Liver Birds, Bread, Sorry! and Absolutely Fabulous- with reminiscences from their stars, Wendy Craig, Lynda Bellingham, Barbara Lott, Mollie Sugden, Jean Boht and Peggy Mount.

Ambrose's mother Imelda returns to look after baby Kieran and Quigley suddenly takes an unusual interest in her.

With Michael Buerk. Weather
Michael Fish

Third in Kay Mellor's six-part drama series about a women's football team. Shazza faces a personal crisis, while Theresa waits to tell Jo her burning secret. See today's choices.
Stereo

Ruby Wax meets the weird world of American talk television when she visits The Jerry Springer
Show. Seetoday's choices.
Director Southan Morris ; Series producer
Claire Powell Stereo

The Birth of Satan. Why is the world full of pain, suffering and tragedy? The Christian answer is the devil. The first of a three-part series examines the origins of Satan and his perpetual conflict with God. It is a search that goes from the Dead Sea Scrolls to apocalyptic Christians in Abilene, Texas, and finallyto the Holy
Land. Narrated by Bernard Hill.
Director/Producer Ben Fox Stereo .270193

Comedy from Oscar winning director Mike Nichols, continuing the series of Academy Award-winning films. Starring
Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft
After graduating, Benjamin Braddock returns home to a celebratory party and discovers a new "tutor" in the attractive Mrs Robinson. Widescreen.
(1967,15) + See Films: pp 50-55
Followed by Weather

BBC1 joins the news station.