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Animation.
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A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series. Stereo.

David Frost interviews Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu , live in Durban, South Africa. Including at
8.30 News; plus weather.
Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
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Pam Rhodes presents music, conversation and reflection for Lent from Lyme Park, Cheshire. Guests include actor
David Bamber , who played MrCollins in BBC TV's Pride and Prejudice, and Don Maclean from Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday. With music from opera singer Jonathan Veira and the Amici Choir.

Today an interview with a student developing a package to enable deaf people to learn lipreading from their own computers. With signing and in-vision subtitles.
Repeated Tuesday 12 noon BBC2 Stereo ... 759
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear

US series about two angels sent to earth to help people at critical times.
Starring Roma Downey , Delia Reese Operation Smile. Monica takes ajob babysitting a child with a disability. With guest, rap singer Tone Loc.

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

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

Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Tony Robinson and Jake the parrot tell the story of the world's best-loved birds.
(First shown in The Natural World)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Period drama set in 18th-century
England. When a representative of Louisiana visits. King George insists that the ambassador should be protected from French assassins at Dominic
Angelo's Academy of Arms. Starring
Edward Woodward , Sarah Woodward , Joe Shaw , Sylvia Syms , Isla Blair and Jim Goddard.

From a hall underthe Reebok Stadium, home of Bolton Wanderers football club.
Exhibits include official photographs of Scott's expedition to the Antarctic and a still-dirty football shirt worn by Bolton's Nat Lofthouse in the 1958 FA Cup final.
With Hugh Scully.

Comedy-drama series by Tim Binding and Simon Nye , set in 1961. about a group of AA patrolmen. Starring Paul Bown Philip Jackson , Jo Unwin
BonoMateno. The AA organises the opening of a new by-pass.
DirectorGraeme Harper: Executive producer Mike Stephens

With Jennie Bond. Weather
Suzanne Charlton Subtltled

From Faversham in Kent. Pam
Rhodes visits one of Britain's oldest breweries, sees Europe's largest collection of fruit trees and watches a sculpture of Diana, Princess of Wales, take shape. Hymns sung in the parish church of St Mary of Charity include At the Name of Jesus, Tell Out My Soul, Forthe Beauty of the Earth, and Lift High the Cross. Executive producer Peter Williams ; Editor
Hugh Faupel

Maureen Rees , catapulted to stardom by her appearances as a struggling learner in last year's Driving School, talks about her hectic life since the series and her future plans. Her husband Dave contributes - along with her agent, director, critics and celebrities from the showbiz circles in which she now moves.
Director Paul 0'Dell; Executive producer
Peter Symes

Assumpta returns from London with big news.

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(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Back from a retreat ("not so much a holiday, more a refresher course"), Father Peter has a couple of nasty shocks awaiting him. For starters, he finds two half-naked girls running around his house and then he receives news about Assumpta that hits him harder than he knows how to take. It is the source of many hot-eyed glances between the two.
Brian Quigley's money problems have escalated to the point where he has let out the house to tourists and Peter has to find accommodation elsewhere.
Meanwhile, the villagers have managed to fall out with each other. The solution arrives when the gauntlet is laid down for "Bar Wars" with the nearby McLogans.

With Michael Buerk. Weather
Suzanne Charlton Subtitied

Fourth in Kay Mellor's six-part drama series about a women's football team. Jo insists she wants to see her birth certificate.
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The second of three episodes charts the terror and torture carried out in God's name to defeat Satan. It shows how mankind has historically demonised enemies to justify atrocities - from the Crusades to the Spanish Inquisition, from witch-hunts to the Holocaust.

Musical drama starring Liza Minnelli, Shelley Winters, Julie Walters
Mavis Turner runs a small, weekly tap dance class in New York. When her ill-assorted students have the opportunity to do a charity performance, she sees it as an inspiring challenge.
Director Lewis Gilbert (1991, PG)
See Films: pages 51-60

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