With Paul Burden.
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With Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth. Timetable on Monday
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Real-life problems tackled by celebrity panels.
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Gardening expert William Vincent shows howto provide a home for birds...
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Ideas for the home, garden and kitchen, with Jane Asher.
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London to Arcadia. Booker Prize-winning author Ben Okri escapes stressful London to seek tranquility in a part of Greece that has inspired writers and artists for centuries. Repeat Subtitled ...........................
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Against-the-clock quiz show for couples, with Paul Daniels.
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Quiz show testing communication skills.
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Karl chooses Sarah as his new partner. Darren and Libby's farewell dinner gets too serious. Toadie catches Karen and Nick in a passionate clinch.
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Day two of the summer racing festival, featuring the Sussex Stakes at 3.20, with 1,000 Guineas winner Cape Verdi among the likely runners, and further races at
2.15, 2.45 and 3.50. Introduced by Clare Balding and Willie Carson , with Jim McGrath , Jimmy Lindley , Graham Rock , Jonathan Powell and Angus Lough ran.
Animated adventure series.
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Fourth in a 12-part comedy drama about a chaotic family. Granny is coming to stay and Arthur has lost his dead frog.
Written by Jean Buchanan
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Amber discovers what is wrong with Pippa, and Natalie tries to turn Terry and Vince into pop stars. Episode written by Jeremy Front
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Jill Dando and Andrew Harvey. Weather David Braine
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Noel Edmonds presents the quiz show in which three teams of two show their knowledge of TV. Director Sue Robinson ; Producer
Helen Lott
This week's edition comes from a lightning simulator laboratory at the University of Manchester. Using a two million volt generator, scientists show how a lightning bolt can travel more easily through a brick wall than thin air. The aim of the research is to improve lightning protection systems.
Also, a new treatment for fretful dogs that can't stand being separated from their owners.
Presented by Philippa Forrester and Craig Doyle, with reports from Peter Snow, Jez Nelson and Anya Sitaram.
Producer Paul Bradshaw : Editor Saul Nasse
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The twice-weekly series following young vets in the field. Birthdays. It's Trude's 30th birthday and she's planning a dayoutwith hersister, but first she must deal with a blind cat and a rabbit with sore eyes. Newlyweds Alison and Craig Beck are put to the test when their cat is taken ill-Alison diagnoses a thyroid problem and Craig agrees to operate.
Director Alison Bennett
Tonight's guests are singer Tanita Tikaram and pop group Sweetbox. Carol Vorderman reveals how lottery money is funding artists and inventors of the future.
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Carol Vorderman presents more viewers' comments. Write to
Points of View, BBC TV,
Wood Lane , London W12 7TS, or phone/fax on (0181) [number removed]. The e-mail address is: pov@bbc.co.uk Producer Annie Lewis Marffy
With Michael Buerk.
Regional News; Weather
David Braine
Then National Lottery Update
The first of five new documentaries looks at a mysterious disease, known as sleepy sickness, which left thousands of people motionless and speechless in the 1920s. Now "virus hunter" Professor John Oxford fears there could be another outbreak.
See today's choices.
The professor in search of brains: page 20
A day out on the river leads Victor and Margaret into murky waters.
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A follow-up to a documentary broadcast seven years ago about 20 children in the Soviet Union. Since the first film, the USSR has splintered and the children are now 14-year-old teenagers. Interviews with the youngsters build a picture of life in Russia and the new republics. Narrated by Robert Carlyle.
A follow-up to the documentary broadcast seven years ago about 20 children growing up in the Soviet Union, now teenagers poised at an extraordinary transitional period in history.
Second World War espionage thriller, starring
Donald Sutherland
Kate Nelligan
Henry Faber , a German agent codenamed the "Needle", is undercover in wartime Britain and has information about D-Day. But then he is shipwrecked off a remote Scottish island.
Director Richard Marquand (1981, 15)
See Films: pages 50-57
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