Comedy series.
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A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series.
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David Frost interviews the newsmakers. and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson ...........................

First of a six-part series about life behind the scenes at Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk.
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Sal Solo, lead singerwith eighties pop group Classix Nouveaux , tells Steve Chalke why he thinks church leaders should get out more. Plus Sister Wendy Beckett uncovers hidden depths in an expressionist painting..................

The weekly magazine programme for people who are deaf and hard of hearing presents highlights from recent series.
With signing and in-vision subtitles. WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear

Live coverage from Lord's of the fourth morning's play between England and South Africa. Introduced by Tony Lewis. Commentary is provided by Richie Benaud, David Gower, Barry Richards and Chris Broad.

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

Live coverage from Stade Felix-Bollaert in Lens (kickoff 1.30pm) of this fixture that is likely to determine the Group F winners.
Germany have the historical edge - they beat Yugoslavia in four out of five meetings in the finals - but Yugoslavia do have a wealth of exciting talent that might just unsettle the Germans. Introduced by Gary Lineker with Mark Lawrenson and Martin O'Neill. Commentary by Jon Champion and Trevor Brooking.

Omnibus edition.

Documentary about the comical-looking puffin following the birds from Scotland to Iceland. Narrated by David Attenborough. Repeat Subtitled ............................

Robert Winston reveals the secrets behind The Human Body. Including how the latest medical imaging techniques were combined with 3-D graphics to show what our bodies look like.

Robert Winston reveals the secrets behind his human biology series. Among the disclosures are how the latest medical imaging techniques were combined with 3-D computer graphics to show what humans' insides look like; how babies were filmed swimming underwater; and how 100 people, aged from nought to 100, were gathered to represent the human line of age. Contains nudity. The
Human Body continues on Wednesday at
10.20pm. * Letters: page

Gray O'Brien appeals on behalf of Combat Stress. Plus charity news.
Repeated on Wednesday at 11.50am on BBC2
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With Jennie Bond.
Weather Peter Cockroft

Fifty years ago this week the SS Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury, Essex, carrying the first settlers from the Caribbean.
In a special programme from London's Southwark Cathedral,
Diane-Louise Jordan meets some of the trailblazers, including Sam King who went on to become mayor of Southwark. Music comes from singer and comedian Gary Wilmot, whose father came over on the boat, and the London Community Gospel Choir, while the songs include "Blessed Assurance", "To God Be the Glory", "Leaning on the Everlasting Arm" and "How Great Thou Art."

(The Money Programme continues the Windrush Season at 6.30pm on BBC2)

(Windrush Season)

Rolf Harris investigates the healing power of animals when he visits a hospital to see how pets like Tanner the dog are helping in the recovery of sick children. Rosemarie Ford travels to Africa where she joins Born Free star Virginia McKenna to witness the release of two rescued lions. Plus the story of Daisy the cow, who saved her owner from an attack by a bull; and a visit to a pet nutrition centre where animals have the job of tasting food.

Virginia McKenna's Kind of Day: page

Live coverage of the Group F meeting from the Stade de Gerland in Lyon (kickoff
8pm). While these two teams are expected to be the group's also-rans, this is nevertheless an eagerly awaited fixture, not least because the two countries haven't had any diplomatic relations for nearly 20 years.
This culture clash carries much political baggage but on the field it could prove to be an entertaining encounter. The Americans, under their coach Steve Sampson, are committed to an attacking style but a lack of pace in defence may hinder them. In contrast, Iran are strong at the back while lacking forwards of any great strength.
Tonight's programme also includes action from the Group H match Argentina v Jamaica and the Group F clash Germany v Yugoslavia. Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and David Ginola.
Commentary is by Barry Davies and David Pleat.
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/worldcup

With Peter Sissons.
Weather Peter Cockroft

A special programme for Father's Day in which stars talk frankly about their dads while the fathers give revealing insights into the characters of their offspring. Bob Geldof , Richard Branson , Roy Boulting , the Sawalhas - Nadia, Nadim and Julia - and Ronald Reagan Jr are among those who throw light on their father-child relationships. See today's choices.
Producer Philippa Walker
Executive producer Gillian Greenwood

Barry Norman, presenter of the film review programme since 1972, bows out of the show with the last of the series of Film 98.
Films under review include The Object of My Affection starring Jennifer Aniston, Paul Rudd and Nigel Hawthorne; Mimic with Mira Sorvino; and Girl's Night with Brenda Blethyn, Julie Walters and Kris Kristofferson.
Plus a look ahead to the summer's films, including Armageddon, The Avengers, Lost in Space and Godzilla.

Adventure, showing as a tribute to its director John Derek who died last month.
Starring Bo Derek, Richard Harris James Parker, his beautiful daughter Jane and a safari photographer Holt search the wilds of Africa for the fabled elephant graveyard. Instead they find Tarzan.
(1981.15) See Films; pages 51-60 * Ten things every Tarzan fan ought to know: page 48
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