Comedy series.
Repeat

A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series

David Frost interviews newsmakers.
Including at 8.30 News; plus weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson ....

A look at life behind the scenes at Norwich
Cathedral. Repeat .......................

Former ELO guitarist Dave Scott Morgan reflects on life and love with Steve Chalke while SisterWendy Beckett assesses
Gustav Klimt's The Kiss

Rural issues, with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 10.40am

Second World War drama starring
Sylvester Stallone , Michael Caine
As a propaganda stunt, the Nazis arrange a football match between the national German team and a squad made up of prisoners of war. However, the PoW team see the game as a chance to stage an audacious escape. Luis Fernandez PELE
Director John Huston (1981. PG) ....... * See Films: pages 50-57 ***

Last Monday and Thursday's episodes.
(See Also 4.10pm) (Subtitled)

Feature-length version of the classic sitcom. With an invasion looming, the fate of Walmington-on-Sea rests with Britain's least competent Home Guard unit. Show more

Comedy starring Arthur Lowe
John Le Mesurier , Clive Dunn
1940: with German invasion a threat, the defence ofWalmington-on-Sea is in the hands of Captain Mainwaring, the bank manager, and the Home Guard.
Director Norman Cohen (1971, U)
◆ See Films: pages 50-57 ***

Another chance to see Friday and Saturday's World Cup episodes. The final part and the World Cup final is at 7pm.

From the Champs-de-Mars in front of the Eiffel Tower, Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti come together for their third World Cup concert. Introduced by Desmond Lynam. See today's choices.
Andrew Duncan interviews Luciano Pavarotti: page 14

With Chris Lowe.
Weather Michael Fish

After 33 days and 64 matches the 16th World Cup reaches its climax. Desmond Lynam hosts tonight's programme which builds towards the crucial match with a special World Cup-related edition of EastEnders as well as comment and speculation on the final's possible outcome.

EastEnders in Paris
Friendships are put to the ultimate test as the big match approaches. But hopes of extra time are receding for Pat and Roy.
See today's choices.
Soap opera's final showdown: This Week, page 7; The experts' view: page

The World Cup Final
Desmond Lynam introduces live, uninterrupted coverage of the climax of football's centrepiece at France's new state-of-the-art stadium, the Stade de France in St Denis, on the outskirts of Paris. The kick off is at 8pm.
France 98 has been the largest, most spectacular World Cup of all, with 32 teams from five continents playing 64 matches at ten venues around France. This evening's final is expected to have a worldwide television audience of over two billion watching the battle for football's greatest prize.
From 170 original entries the competition has been whittled down to the final two sides. Which side will lift the prestigious trophy? The commentary team is led by John Motson.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
Video plus code 7.00-10.15.

World Cup Final
7.00pm BBC1/7.45pm ITV
Finals rarely produce classic games but, after disappointing encounters at the last two World Cups, we are due a decent showdown. Four years ago Brazil beat Italy on penalties after a goal-less 120 minutes and, at Italia 90, West Germany beat Argentina by a single penalty goal in a foul-tempered match.
Again, the likelihood is of a Europe v South America clash. The broadcasters will also be doing battle, with both mainstream channels and Eurosport providing live coverage. John Motson commentates on his fourth final on BBC1.

With Peter Sissons.
Weather Michael Fish

Comedy starring and directed by Martin Clunes
Put-upon toy demonstrator
Neil Price is preparing to marry his sweetheart Hilary. On his stag night, he is drugged and flown to a remote Scottish island. He wakes up naked on a beach with three days to get back to London for his wedding.
(1993.15) * See Films: pages 50-57 ***

r Comedy starring
Leslie Phillips
James Robertson-Justice
Dr Gaston Grimsdyke believes the physique of nurses is more worthy of study than the afflictions of patients, which is why his newjob under his former professor, senior house surgeon Sir Lancelot Spratt , inevitably results in chaos.
DrGastonGrimsdyke LESLIE PHILLIPS
Director Ralph Thomas
(1966, PG) ♦ See Films: pages 50-57 **
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