With Paul Burden.
(Timetable on Monday)

With Andrew Harvey and Liz MacKean.
Timetable on Monday

Studio debate.
(Subtitled)

Australian drama. Kate catches Reuben trying to return the money he had stolen.
Repeated at 2.05pm

Debate on why some women prevent their partners from seeing their bodies.

Featuring beauty tips from Patrick Swan.

Regional News and Weather

Two fundraisers have a practical makeover in preparation for walking the Great Wall of China. With Shauna Lowry

Culinary-challenge show.
(Subtitled)

Regional News and Weather

Celebrity homes game.
(Subtitled)

Quiz hosted by Bob Monkhouse.

Topical weather stories.
(Repeated at 3.15pm) (Subtitled)

Weather

Sarah tells Karl she wants to make their relationship public.
(Repeated at 5.35pm)

(Shown at 9.40am)

A storm sweeps the corpse of a person who died from typhoid into a street.
(Repeat)

Shown at 12.50pm

Cartoon.
(Shown at 8.35am on BBC2)

Animation.

Cartoon capers with the loveable babies.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

First of a 15-part comedy drama.

Mr Wymi, the robot butler, learns to fly.

Dogsbody writes some movie scripts.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2)

(Subtitled)

Ollie hunts for his mystery internet contact.
Episode written by Mark Holloway
(Repeat)

Shown at 1.40pm

With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond.
Weather David Lee

(For details see Monday)

The consumer news series returns for a new season, presented by Anne Robinson and Alice Beer. Featuring the latest consumer news and investigative reports on everything from banks and car dealers to holiday firms.
(Subtitled)
Hotline: phone free on [number removed] e-mail: [email address removed]
(Weekend Watchdog with Anne Robinson begins tomorrow at 7pm)

Louise drops a bombshell to those closest to her.
This week's episodes written by Julie Wassmer, Barry McCarthy, Annie Wood

Website [web address removed]

First of a new four-part series of the against-the-clock gardening challenge, which moves to a new slot on BBC1.
Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh are in Leatherhead, Surrey this week, where they add a touch of the seaside to the garden of international rugby star Debbie Francis. See today's choices. Producer John Tornicroft : Executive producer CaroiHasian. Subtitlec.1671 # See Alan Titchmarsh : page 35

By the Conservative Party.

National and international news.
Regional News; Weather David Lee

Sci-fi action adventure starring Sylvester Stallone

The year is AD 2139 and in Mega City One, justice is meted out by a force of judges. Lawman Judge Dredd finds himself framed by the evil Rico, a former judge who has just escaped from prison, and has a plan to implement extreme measures to bring justice to a city.
(1995, 15)
See Films: pages 46-51 ****

Action thriller starring Dolph Lundgren, George Segal

Framed by a crooked detective for the murder of a cop, Wellman Santee escapes custody and goes on the run. He takes a young woman hostage, not realising she is a gung-ho deputy sheriff, and leads the cops on a dramatic high-speed chase.
(1994, 18)
See Films: pages 46-51 **

Followed by Weather