With Tanya Beckett.
Timetable on Monday
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday
Studio debate with Robert Kilroy-Silk .
A member of the studio audience is given a surprise makeover...................
Another live report from Southampton general hospital. Subtitled .........
Regional News and Weather
A motorbike stuntman's spare room is transformed into a dressing area.
Culinary challenge, with Tony Tobin.
Regional News and Weather
Weekday elimination quiz show.
In today's edition of the antiques game show, Kit Hesketh-Harvey and Penelope Keith are quizzed........................
Topical weather stories. Subtitled.
Weather Subtitled ...........................
Subtitled....
Harold confronts his "image problem", and Karl gives Sarah a glowing reference. Repeated at 5.35pm
An old friend of Ironside finds both her business and her lawyer son under threat from a crime syndicate...
Elimination quiz. Repeat .............
Followed by Consuming Passions Today dolmades- stuffed vine leaves.
Peggy meets three fiddlers. Repeat ..........................
Animated adventures.
Repeat
More comedy with the Chuckle Brothers. Paul and Barry hang a tapestry.
With John Rutland and Chris Jarvis.
Written by John Sayle
(Repeat)
Game show in which children and adults compete. With Dave Benson Phillips.
Sixth in a seven-part comedy drama about a brother and sister with separated parents. David develops a crush on Emily, while Joe is being bullied. Joe PAUL TERRY , Emily REBECCA HUNTER.
Colin JEFF RAWLE , Jane SUZANNE BURDEN, Jennifer LOU
GISH, Roger IVAN KAYE , Mr Sykes and others
RICHARD DIXON , David RYAN CARTWRIGHT , Felicity LUCY EVANS. Robbie ALBEY BROOKES , Pogo SARAH MOGG , Jim SCOTT HICKMAN
Written by Mark Haddon
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2 Subtitled.
Subtitled
Children's magazine, with Stuart Miles, Katy Hill and Konnie Huq.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.55am on BBC2
Shown at 1.40pm
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey. Weather Michael Fish
Subtitled.....
For details see Monday Subtitled ....
The sporting quiz returns for its 28th series, with Ally McCoist and John Parrott as team captains and Sue Barker putting the questions. This week's guests are the young Liverpool and England striker
Michael Owen , England and British Lions rugby union star
Jeremy Guscott , Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke , and Irish runner Sonia O'Sullivan.
Producer Kieron Collins Subtitled.....
This week's edition reflects on extraordinary new surgical techniques that are paving the way to the age of the bionic body. Thanks to surgeons in Ohio, Tim Heidler is the only person in the world to undergo a voice box transplant. And three years after Tomorrow's World reported on the mouse with a human ear growing on its back, there's an interview in Boston with the first patient to benefit from the revolution in tissue engineering. Presented by Craig Doyle and Anya Sitaram.
Producer Andrew Cohen; Editor Saul Nasse FURTHER DETAILS: ceefax page 623, the TW Information Line on [number removed], or website: www.bbc.co.uk/tw
BBC TOMORROWS WORLD MAGAZINE: from newsagents.
* See Dr Mark Porter : page 45
Real-life tales of extraordinary good fortune, with the live midweek National Lottery draw as the centrepiece. This week two girls, the best of friends, discovered they were much more. With Carol Smillie.
Director Simon Betts : Series producer
GabyKoppel NOTE: previous winning numbers from lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling the Players' Lottery Helpline on
With John Humphrys.
Regional News; Weather
Michael Fish subtitled ...........
Then National Lottery Update
The series about the Forest Mere health farm in Surrey concludes with preparations for a star-studded opening party. Athlete and new mum Sally Gunnell visits to get back into shape, acting sisters Julia and Nadia Sawalha sample the sauna and Wimbledon football team try t'ai chi. But staff relations are at an all-time low.
A one-off special featuring comedian Alan Davies , recorded at the Duchess theatre in London's Covent Garden.
See today's choices.
Director/Producer John Kaye Cooper
Stars of The X Files and its creator Chris Carter discuss the stories and characters that have made the series a success. With previously unseen footage from the series and clips from the recentXfi/es film.
Sci-fi drama, based on a short story by Kurt Vonnegut, starring Sean Astin
The year is 2053. Excellence and achievement are suppressed and everyone must wear a thought-controlling headband. However Harrison, a bright, passionate young man, is different.
Director Bruce Pittman (1995)
See Films: pages 58-65
Followed by Weather
