With Tanya Beckett.
(Timetable on Monday)

With Sophie Raworth and Andrew Harvey. Timetable on Monday

Studio debate.
(Subtitled)

The parents of a young circus clown get a total makeover from the team.

Updates on hospital staff and patients in Southampton.

Regional News and Weather

The team transform a dull living room in Craven Arms, Shropshire.

Culinary-challenge show.
(Subtitled)

Regional News and Weather

Another edition of the quiz game, presented by Fred Dinenage

The antiques game show, presented by Michael Parkinson.

Topical weather stories.

Weather
(Subtitled)

Karl is advised to fight for his family. Amy is convinced that she is going to be the next school captain. Lou is worried.
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (Subtitled)

Alone in his office-apartment, Ironside is under threat from a mystery stalker with a carefully-planned timetable.
(Repeat)

Elimination game show presented by Bob Monkhouse.
(Repeat)

Followed by Consuming Passions
Ian Parmenter prepares a healthy paella.

Peggy Patch samples porridge and dumplings.
(Repeat)

Animation. Norman plays one trick too many.
(Repeat)

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

Comedy series. Matron decides to turn the cellar into a bathroom.

More picture-making ideas with Josie d'Arby, Mark Speight and Jay Burridge, including how to make a furry felt folder and painting with stiff brushes.
(Rptd tomorrow 7.55am BBC2)

(Subtitled)

Harry and Ben's relationship is heading for the rocks. Teraise decides to teach Brigid a lesson.

This week's episodes written by Tilly Black

(Shown at 1.40pm) (Subtitled)

With Anna Ford and Jill Dando.
Weather David Braine

(For details see Monday)

The consumer news series, featuring the latest information and investigative reports on everything from car dealers to supermarkets and banks to tour operators. With Alice Beer.
Hotline: phone on [number removed]. Calls charged at national rate; e-mail: [email address removed]
Weekend Watchdog with Anne Robinson continues tomorrow at 7pm

Jamie's godfather makes him an offer he can't refuse. Down in Devon, an unexpected guest at Cindy's funeral gives Ian plenty of food for thought.
(For cast see Tuesday)
(Omnibus edition on Sunday)
(Subtitled)
Website: [web address removed]

Tonight a cat called Micha needs an operation after eating the thread from her owner's sewing machine, and the cameras follow a team of RSPCA ambulance drivers on their night shift. Presented by Rolf Harris, with Shauna Lowry and Rhodri Williams.
See today's choices.

Documentary series which follows a group of young zoo keepers at Paignton Zoo in Devon.
This week there's trouble in the bird section as a lovers' tiff between two hornbills gets out of hand.
Zoo keeper Ingrid McFarlane has arrived in Zimbabwe to spend a month studying endangered black rhinos in a wildlife park.
See today's choices.
Ingrid McFarlane's Kind of Day: page

With Michael Buerk.
Regional News; Weather David Braine

The first in a new six-part comedy series set in a factory canteen, written by and starring Victoria Wood
On another cold day, Bren's happiness is marred only by the failure of Norman the breadman to deliver granary rolls.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
Write a sitcom? Don't make me laugh: page 26; Pure comic genius: Giveaways and offers: page

Jean prepares for her daughter's wedding, Bren and Dolly discuss the weekend's television and the new HR head tries to rope everyone into a group Scottish country dancing session.

The first in a new eight-part series of the comedy Sports Quiz, hosted by Nick Hancock.
Regular panellists David Gower, Gary Lineker and Rory McGrath are joined by comedians Alan Davies and Arthur Smith, and Chelsea defender Frank Leboeuf
See today's choices.
(Repeated next Monday) (Subtitled)

Continuing the series in which Clive Anderson interviews stars from the worlds of film, music, politics, sport and literature.
(Repeated next Saturday)

David Dimbleby presents the series which invites the public to put politicians on the spot. Tonight's programme is from Glasgow, where the panel is Scottish Office minister Helen Liddell, Roseanna Cunningham, the deputy leader of the Scottish National Party, television executive Jeremy Isaacs and journalist Matthew Parris.
Webiste: [web address removed]

Romantic comedy, concluding the Teenage Kicks season, starring Corey Haim, Robbie Coltrane

Rural Ontario in the fifties: teenager Eric comes to terms with his mother's death by keeping a diary addressed to her. Soon, he makes a new friend.
(1992,15)
See Films: pages 65-76

Followed by Weather