With Paul Burden.
Timetable on Monday
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday
Studio debate.
A bridegroom and his best man prepare for a Halloween wedding. Presented by Shauna Lowry. .............................
Another Iive report from Southampton general hospital. Subtitled ..........
Regional News and Weather
A hospital maternity unit in Lichfield,
Staffordshire, is redecorated.....
Culinary challenge, with Lesley Waters.
Regional News and Weather
Elimination quiz show.................
Antiques game show
Topical weather stories. Submied.50857596
Weather Subtitled ...........................
Susan puts on a brave face. Anne and Lance find it difficult living with Hannah.
Repeated at 5.35pm Subtitled ........
Goodbye to Yesterday (part 2). Conclusion. Ironside's team must foil a lawman to solve the kidnapping case.........
Elimination quiz. Repeat
Ian Parmenter prepares another recipe.
Repeat...........................................
Poppy is invited out for tea.
(Repeat)
Animation. (Repeat)
More comedy with the Chuckle Brothers. Paul and Barry look after a Russian ballet star. With Patrick Mower.
Written by Rory Clark and Robert Taylor
Repeat
Game show in which children and adults compete. With Dave Benson Phillips.
by Mark Haddon.
Fifth in a seven-part comedy drama about a brother and sister with separated parents.
Joe discovers Dad's new girlfriend is his school PE mistress.
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
(Subtitled)
Shown at 1.40pm Subtitled .................
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Michael Fish
For details see Monday Subtitled ....
Entertainer Shane Richie and Emma Boundy, the ambitious singer who appeared in BBC1's fly-on-the-wall series Lakesiders, challenge chefs Kevin Woodford and Phil Vickery to produce two meals using a maximum £5 worth of groceries. With Fern Britton. Director Chris Fox; Series producer Mary Ramsay Programme recipes on Ceefax page
This week a report from America on attempts to transplant human brain cells and reverse the effects of strokes, including paralysis and loss of speech. Scientists believe cells that are able to regenerate-including, ironically, cancer cells - may be the key to recovery. Plus from Japan, how video cameras triggered by car crashes are helpingto make accident black spots safer.
Presented by Peter Snow and Philippa Forrester, with Jez Nelson , Craig Doyle and Anya Sitaram. Producer Daniel Barry ; Editor Saul Nasse
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Real-life tales of extraordinary good fortune, with the live midweek National Lottery draw as the centrepiece. Tonight a lucky discovery in a garden shed. Presented by Carol Smillie.
Producer Gaby Koppel ; Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt Subtitled. NOTE: previous winning numbers from lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling the Players' Lottery Helpline on
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather
Michael Fish
Then National Lottery Update
Victor returns from a trip to the supermarket to find that the house has been burgled.
Written by David Renwick
(Repeat)
A celebration of career that has taken comedian Billy Connolly from Glasgow folk clubs to sell-out concerts around the world. A host of celebrities pay tribute to the "Big Yin", and Connolly himself reminisces frankly about his life and times. The drama Deacon Brodie , starring Connolly, follows next, and a compilation of his best comic moments will be shown next week. See today's choices. Producer Andy Bates ; Executive producer
KimTurberville
Another chance to see this drama starring Billy Connolly Edinburgh 1788:
Deacon Brodie , a master cabinet maker and respected town councillor, is found guilty of a string of crimes and sentenced to death.
Written by Simon Donald ; Producer Greg Brenman ; Director Philip Saville
Repeat
Bawdy period comedy starring Diana Dors, Jack Wild, William Rushton
An upstart tries to buy a turn-of-the-century stately home.
(1976, 18)
See Films: pages 63-74
Followed by Weather
