With Hayley Millar.
Timetable on Monday
With Andrew Harvey and Liz MacKean.
Timetable on Monday
In today's battle-of-the-sexes debate, why some men would never have relationships with women they meet in nightclubs.
Presented by Kaye Adams. .........
Continuing the Australian drama. Alex makes a move on Jaime, and Reuben becomes jealous over Terri's friendship with Steve.
Repeated at 2.05pm ......................
Time and money-savingtips
Consumer advice programme, presented by Paul Ross , including an entertainment guide from Francine Lewis.
Regional News and Weather
Today party makeovers for the Notting Hill Carnival. With Caryn Franklin. .....
The culinary-challenge show.
Regional News and Weather
Celebrity homes panel game. presented by David Frost and Loyd Grossman.
Three more contestants do battle in the quiz hosted by Bob Monkhouse. .
More topical weather stories.
Weather
Madge discovers Harold is a mastermind, Philip and Ruth argue over Amy and Lance, and Hannah wants Paul to ask her out.
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Shownat9.40am ........................
Coverage of this afternoon's play on the second day of the Test between England and Sri Lanka at the Oval .............
Cartoon capers with the troublesome tots. Repeat Subtitled.
Comedy art series hosted by Mark Speight. Mark is commissioned to paint a portrait, but Mr Blobby is the only model available. With
Tony Hart 's arttips.
The science series with a difference concludes with a look at a flying motor boat, and garden ornaments forthe 21st century. A new series starts in November. Repeat Subtitled...
Harry finds out the truth about Jill, and Ed and Alfie say farewell. Episode written by Simon Heath Next episode on Monday For cast see yesterday
Repeat
Shown at 1.40pm
With Martyn Lewis and Fiona Bruce.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Gaby Roslin presents this week's second edition of the show which celebrates the best of BBC television. Tonight's guests include comedian Lenny Henry , who describes his rise to comic stardom since his appearance in the New Faces talent showfinal when he was just 16, and legendary eccentric astronomer and presenter of The Sky at Night, Patrick Moore.
Live coverage from the Stade Louis II in Monaco as European Cup Winners' Cup champions Chelsea, take on the European Champions League winners Real Madrid (kickoff 7.45pm). For Chelsea, the match gives them the opportunity to possibly lift their fourth trophy in just over a year, following their FA Cup triumph in 1997, and their League Cup and then European victory over Stuttgart last season.
Manager Gianluca Vialli has boosted his side since last term with the additions of foreign stars, France's World Cup centre-half Marcel Desailly, Italian forward Pierluigi Casiraghi, Denmark's Brian Laudrup and Spanish full-back Alberto Ferrer. And, of course, there's always Gianfranco Zola who scored Chelsea's winning goal in the Cup Winners' Cup final. But don't think that means it will be all one-way traffic. Holland's World Cup coach Guus Hiddink, now in charge at Madrid, has inherited a side packed with internationals, not least World Cup top scorer, Croatia's Davor Suker. Add to that Holland's Clarence Seedorf, French winger Christian Karembeu and home-grown stars Morientes, Hierro and Raul, and a clash of Europe's finest is on the cards.
Commentary by John Motson and Mark Lawrenson.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen.
(Subtitled)
(In the event of the match going into extra time, subsequent programmes may change)
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weekend Weather
Pete r Cockroft Subtitled ...
Reconstuctions of remarkable stories of heroism and bravery from the UK and around the world presented by Michael Buerk and Donna Bernard.
This weekthree men swim for their lives through shark infested waters after their boat breaks up ten miles off Belize; the freak accident that leaves a 78-year-old man speared through the head by a snooker cue; the Scottish policeman trapped inside a blazing tent and the safety drill that becomes a real life rescue when a scaffolderfalls from a bridge in the middle of the River Severn.
Producer Rob Bayly ; Series editor
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Another chance to see the final episode of the comedy series written by Steve Glover and John Sullivan , and starring Tim Healy as Harry Springer.
When Birmingham hosts the Eurovision Song Contest, Harry cons a tiny and impoverished delegation from Zagrovia into staying at the hotel.
Shown on Monday at 10pm
' Political thriller based on events in Puerto Rico in 1978, starring
Amy Irving
AndyGarcia Robert Duvall
TVjournalist Kate Melendez , investigatingthe suspicious deaths of two young activists in a police ambush, uncovers a nightmare web of conspiracy, corruption and cover-up.
Director Bruno Barreto (1990, 15)
+ See Films: pages 42-49 ** Followed by Weather
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