Animated escapades.
(Repeat)

A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series.

Highlights from yesterday's Premiership matches, including Everton v Spurs.
Shown yesterday at 10.40pm Subtitled.

Entertainer and TV personality Roy Castle died four years ago this week. In the last programme of the series his wife Fiona recalls the laughter and tears they shared together. She talks candidly to Diane-Louise Jordan about being married to such a well-known figure, and how coming to terms with his death has helped her discover what really matters in life

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

Live coverage of the fourth morning's play in the Test between England and Sri
Lanka at the Oval. Introduced by Tony Lewis with commentary by Richie Benaud , David Gower. Geoffrey Boycott.
Barry Richards and Chris Broad , with reports by Simon Hughes

Subtitled ............

Omnibus edition.

Live from Portsmouth, the sights and sounds of Britain's largest public event this year. Over 1.000 ships and 2,000 performers gather to recall five centuries of naval history, featuring re-enactments, naval exercises, air displays, deep sea divers and laser light shows, plus 30 of the world's largest tall ships and the biggest gathering of Royal Navy vessels in living memory.

Light-hearted western starring
John Wayne , Kirk Douglas
Jackson and Lomax are two rivals who decide to bury the hatchet when Jackson is released fromjail on parole. They plan to rob the greedy mine owner who put Jackson behind bars - but they have to contend with the "war wagon", the mine owner's ingenious way of protecting his gold.
Director Burt Kennedy (1967, U)
♦ See Films: pages 46-51

Michael Buerk appeals on behalf of Aspire, which helps people with a spinal cord injury to achieve opportunity, choice and independence. Plus Gavin Campbell with this month's charity news.
Repeated on Wednesday at 5.50pm on BBC2
DONATIONS: write to Aspire, [address removed] or phone free on [number removed]

This Songs of Praise special asks what the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, has taught us about the value of life and the cost of love.

Diane-Louise Jordan talks to a couple whose nine-year-old daughter was killed in a road accident about coming to terms with grief and loss, and looks at the continuing work of Diana's favourite charities and efforts to create a fitting memorial for the Princess.

As well as music from Sarah Brightman, Adrian Snell, and the Chicken Shed Choir, hymns sung by the BBC Singers and Caernafon Male Voice Choir include the Princess's favourites Make Me a Channel of Your Peace, I Vow to Thee My Country, and Breathe on Me Breath of God, and a Welsh version of the Lord's Prayer.

(The Art of Diana is at 10pm.)

Rolf Harris and the Roadshow team visit Edinburgh Zoo for the final programme of the series. Rolf goes on parade with the zoo's famous penguins and joins vet Anna Meredith as she treats everything from a parrot chick to a monkey. Meanwhile Shauna Lowry heads for Skye to see an orphaned otter venture back to the wild and Rhodri Williams meets two new SSPCA inspectors as they come face to face with a golden eagle.
A new series of Animal Hospital returns to the RSPCA Harmsworth hospital in the autumn.

This week's teams go shopping in Watford to find an antique to sell in the auction round. Then it's on to the Bedfordshire mansion Luton Hoo where they must spot the deliberate mistakes made by the china expert and correctly date the costumes of a group of golfers, before attempting to match workmen's tools from St Albans Museum to the appropriate trade.

Romantic comedy starring Michael Douglas Annette Bening , Michael J Fox Andrew Shepherd finds it tough being the President of the United States. What with running the country and bringing up a daughter on his own, the chance of going on a date with a woman is absolutely nil. Then one day he meets Sydney Ellen Wade and a chemical reaction takes place that makes running the country seem like a piece of cake.
Director Rob Reiner (1995, 15)
♦ See Films: pages 46-51 **** ♦ Rim of the Week: page 41

With Peter Sissons.
Weather Rob McElwee

Diana, Princess of Wales sat for 12 official portraits during her life.
This Omnibus special examines these portraits and follows the development of Diana's image, as those who painted, photographed and styled the Princess of Wales reveal fresh insights into the turbulent world of Diana and the making of her myth. See today's choices.

Exuberant entertainment and show-stopping songs from Michael Ball, as the singer is joined on stage at St David's Hall, Cardiff by guests including EastEnders' Martine McCutcheon, opera diva Lesley Garrett and Boyzone's Ronan Keating for an evening of musical magic.

Beginning a week of late-night Britcom films.
Comedy starting Patrick Cargill
Thriller writer Patrick Glover's two teenage daughters cause him an awful lot of aggravation with their parties and their boyfriends. He decides that the only solution is for him to re-marry.
(1972)
(The season continues tomorrow with The Best Pair of Legs in the Business at 12.30am)
See Films: pages 46-51

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