With Adam Shaw.
Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Liz MacKean.
Timetable on Monday
Topical studio debate show.
Repeat
Real-life problems are tackled by two celebrity panels. With Donna Bernard.
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The last in the series of the activity game showfeaturesexpertguidance on paint effects, garden tips on how to train plants, and face painting
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More ideas for the home, garden and kitchen. Repeat
(PDC 10.15-10.40 6132528)
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Regional News and Weather
Against-the-clock quiz show for couples. with Paul Daniels. Repeat Subtitled.
The verbal communication game show, hosted by Gordon Burns. Today's contestants are Radio Times's 's Dr Mark Porter,
presenter Michaela Strachan , author Clare Francis and LabourMP
Austin Mitchell. Repeat
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Lance and Amy look to be getting their way, Billy and Caitlin raise the stakes, and Will Hannah tell all about the money mix up?
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The Case of the Musical Murder. A man is wrongly accused of murdering a ruthless Broadway director and Mason has to unearth the real culprit. Featuring Debbie Reynolds. Repeat Subtitled .........
The Poppy Stop.
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Cartoon adventures of the spinach-eating sailor. Repeat ....
Animated fun with the crazy animals. Repeat ..........
Comedy art series hosted by Mark Speight. Mr Blobby helps with a delivery of supplies to the studio. Featuring more art tips from Tony Hart.
Animated adventures of the eccentric superhero...
Subtitled
Continuing the children's drama series.
Francesca and Leo audition for the film, but Barry gets "discovered".
Episode written by Jeremy Front
Repeat
Subtitled
Shown at 1.40pm
John Humphrys and Fiona Bruce. Weather John Kettley
For details see Monday
This week's celebrity kitchen assistants are Last of the Summer Wine actors Frank Thornton and Thora Hird, who challenge chefs Richard Cawley and Patrick Anthony with their maximum £5 worth of shopping, to produce two meals against the clock. With Fern Britton.
Director Chris Fox: Series producer Mary Ramsay
Programme recipes are available on Ceefax page
See Food: page 36
Jayne Middlemiss introduces the hits from this week's top 40. Director/Producer Chris Cowey
Repeated on Saturday WEB SITE: www.totp.beeb.com
TOP OF THE POPS-THE MAGAZINE: available from newsagents
With Peter Sissons. Regional News
Weekend Weather
John Kettley
Continuing the drama series about the Lancashire detective.
Robert and Geoffrey go undercover when Hetty is asked to investigate the circumstances of a death.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 9.30pm BBC1
The sixtysomething detective and her young sidekick have become increasingly adept at unravelling mysteries and, at times, the drama has threatened to become a double act.
But with this fourth series, Hetty's husband Robert (Derek Benfield) is taking a more active role and not just in the agency. It is to him that Geoffrey turns for advice when Janet hints that she needs to find someone to share the flat. The result is some delightful, low-key comedy that keeps this entertaining series as fresh as ever.
This week, Hetty persuades Robert to go undercover when she investigates a suspicious death. But she has broken one of her own rules in taking on the case and Robert leaves her in no doubt about his feelings. Geoffrey, too, is in for a surprise.
Continuing the comedy series.
Renee, the spoilt daughter of new owner Cyril, joins Gareth's team in the kitchen, but Everton finds it difficult to concentrate.
Repeat
Another chance to the second episode in the new comedy series starringTim Healy
Shown Monday 10pm
Crime comedy set in thirties' New York, directed by and starring Eddie Murphy with Richard Pryor , Danny Aiello Harlem nightclub owner
Sugar Ray and his adopted son, Quick, decide to hit back when a gangster attempts to muscle in on their business.
(1989,18) Subtitled ............... * See Films: pages 50-57 **
Science fiction starring
Peter Graves
Beverly Garland
Lee Van Cleef
An idealistic scientist makes contact with carrot-shaped visitors from Venus who then attempt to transform mankind into zombie-like slaves.
Director Roger Corman (1956. PG)
Black and white
Subtitled
See Films: pages 50-57
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