With Tania Beckett.
Timetable on Monday ............................

With John Nicholson and Sophie Raworth. Timetable on Monday

Studio debate.

Tod ay two alternative therapists are given a makeover. With Shauna Lowry.

Another live report from Southampton general hospital

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A couple from Windsor in modernise their spare room

Culinary challenge show.

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Weekday elimination quiz show presented byFredDinenage

Team captains Lucinda Lambton and Kit Hesketh-Harvey answer more questions in the antiques game show..........

Topical weather stories.
Repeatedat3.15pm Subtitled ........

Weather Subtitled ...........................

Toadie agrees to help Sarah, while Mickey reluctantly confesses. Meanwhile Harold uncovers some buried treasure.
Repeated at 5.35pm

ModeofDeath. Was a church leader's suicide really murder? Repeat ....

Elimination quiz. Repeat

Shownatl2.50pm Subtitled ............

Animation about a podgy dog.
Shown at 8. 35am on BBC2 ................

Why Bird meets a sneezing dragon. Repeat ...........................

More comedy with the Chuckle Brothers. Barry and Paul come across an old friend. With Jimmy Patton.
Written by John Sayle Repeat ............

Game show in which children and adults compete. With Dave Benson Phillips.

Third in a seven-part comedy drama series.
Roger slips a disc while rollerblading across the living room.
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2

Subtitled

Highlights from the summer's two Blue Peter 40th anniversary Proms, held at London's Royal Albert Hall and hosted by Katy Hill.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2

(Shown at 1.40pm)

Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. Weather Peter Cockroft

For details see Monday

This week actor
Neil Morrissey and TV presenter Ulrika Jonsson challenge chefs Brian Turner and James Martin to produce two meals using a maximum of £5 worth of groceries. With Fern Britton. See today's choices.
Director Chris Fox ; Series producer
MaryRamsay Subtitled .............. Programme recipes on Ceefax page

A look at new research that reveals how language training at an early age can boost children's intelligence levels by up to a year and a half.
Dr Sally Ward has been studying a group of children forthe last six years and finds out the techniques that parents can use to assist theirchildren's language development.
Also in atechnique new to Britain, how doctors can treat coronary heart disease with lasers in keyhole surgery, and from Japan, a high-tech solution to overcrowded graveyards.
Presented by Peter Snow and Philippa Forrester, with reports from Jez Nelson. Craig Doyle and AnyaSitaram.
Producer Daniel Barry ; Editor Saul Nasse
FURTHER DETAILS: ceefax page 623, the TW Information Line on [number removed], or website: www.bbc.co.uk/tw
BBC TOMORROW'S WORLD MAGAZINE: from newsagents.

Last of the entertainment shows hosted by UlrikaJonsson, with the live midweek National Lottery draw as its centrepiece, in which people are offered the chance to fulfil their dreams.
Next week Carol Smillie hosts a new National Lottery show. Director Andrew Nicholson ; Producer
Graham Owens
NOTE: previous winning numbers from lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 555 orbycalling the Players' Lottery Helpline on

With Peter Sissons Newsline; Weather
PeterCockroft Subtitled ........
Then National Lottery Update

Gary and Tony are horrified at Deborah's decision to sell her flat and go travelling.

(Repeat)

First of a four-part series in which cameras are allowed to film the work of Belfast City Council. This week the council must come to terms with its first Roman
Catholic mayor. Written and narrated by Jeremy Adams. Director/Producer John O'Kane

Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones conclude their series of comic sketches with the duo revealing an amazing breakthrough in personal technology. With guest, rock guitarist Brian May. Director Dominic Brigstocke ; Producer
Jon Magnusson Repeated next Saturday

Highlights of England's crucial Euro 2000 championship qualifying match against
Luxembourg. Plus in tonight's other qualifiers Scotland play the Faroe Islands and Wales play Belarus. Presented by Desmond Lynam.

Thriller based on a true story, starring Barry Bostwick, Joanna Kerns

Moving to Oregon to live their dream of owning a hotel, Kathy and Paul Plunk's first day in business ends in terror when two youths try to rob them, then take the couple and their baby daughter hostage.
(1991, 15)
See Films: pages 66-74 *

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