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Lord Owen, the former Labour Foreign Secretary, talks to David Frost about
Britain's position in Europe and the birth of the euro. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather.
Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson

Contributors

Unknown:
David Frost
Editor:
Barney Jones
Editor:
Andrew Thompson

Esther McVey goes in search of former boy soprano Aled Jones , and John Walters investigates Sunday shopping. Presented by Kevin Woodford and Catrina Skepper. Executive producer Chris Loughlin COMMENT LINE: [number removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Esther McVey
Soprano:
Aled Jones
Soprano:
John Walters
Presented By:
Kevin Woodford
Presented By:
Catrina Skepper

In the search for Britain's best amateur cook Loyd Grossman introduces three hopefuls from the North East. The judges are Tricia Guild from the Designer's Guild, and chef Aaron Patterson.
Digital widescreen Subtitled .............

Contributors

Introduces:
Loyd Grossman
Unknown:
Aaron Patterson.

This week a look at the hymns of the 19th century American evangelists Dwight Lyman Moody and Ira David Sankey. At the Castle Museum, York, Pam Rhodes recalls theirvisit to Victorian Britain, and Oz Clarke and John Middleton recreate their musical performances. Hymns include What a Friend We Have in Jesus, Hold the Fort, Jesus Loves Me, Blessed Assurance, and God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Digital widescreen Subtitled ...............

Contributors

Unknown:
Dwight Lyman Moody
Unknown:
David Sankey.
Unknown:
Pam Rhodes
Unknown:
Oz Clarke
Unknown:
John Middleton

According to the Prophet
Bickerdyke. The trio are intrigued when Gunnershaw claims to have world shattering information.
Written by Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Alan JW Bell Digital widescreen
Repeat

Contributors

Written By:
Roy Clarke
Producer:
Alan Jw Bell
Compo:
Bill Owen
Clegg:
Peter Sallis
Foggy:
Brian Wilde
Nora:
Kathy Staff
Ivy:
Jane Freeman
Edie:
Thora Hird

Hugh Scully returns to
Northallerton in north Yorkshire where exhibits include two rosewood boxes produced by the same maker in the 1830s, a carved wooden mouse made by a local furniture maker, and a pastel portrait of a mongrel dog. Producer Michele Burgess
Executive producer Christopher Lewis
Digital widescreen Subtitled ..

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Scully
Producer:
Michele Burgess
Producer:
Christopher Lewis

Cruising. Jill Dando presents a comprehensive guide to cruising, featuring reports from Alaska, the Bahamas, the Mediterranean, Thailand and Malaysia. With Michael McAnally , Leslie Ash and Thelma Barlow.
Series producer Sarah Targett ; Executive producer Fenia Vardanis SubtitledHoliday continues on Tuesday at 7pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Jill Dando
Unknown:
Michael McAnally
Unknown:
Leslie Ash
Unknown:
Thelma Barlow.
Producer:
Sarah Targett
Producer:
Fenia Vardanis

The second of three feature-length dramas inspired by Baroness
Orczy's classic swashbuckling tales, starring Richard E Grant Elizabeth McGovern , Martin Shaw The Scarlet Pimpernel is called upon to track down Helene, the Marquis de Rochambeau's daughter. See today's choices.
Adapted by Richard Carpenter
Producer Julian Murphy : Director Patrick Lau Digitalwidescreen BBC CD: soundtrack album is available
♦ They seek him here ...: page 22

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard E Grant
Unknown:
Elizabeth McGovern
Unknown:
Martin Shaw
Adapted By:
Richard Carpenter
Producer:
Julian Murphy
Director:
Patrick Lau
Sir Percy Blakeney:
Richard Egrant
Lady Marguerite Blakeney:
Elizabeth McGovern
Chauvelin:
Martin Shaw
Fumier:
Christopher Fairbank
Sir Andrew Ffoulkes:
Anthony Green
Robespierre:
Ronan Vibert
Gabrielle Damiens:
Denise Black
Henri:
James Callis
Marquis de Rochambeau:
Peter Jeffrey
Helene de Rochambeau:
Julie Cox
Father Joseph:
Robert Landgon-Lloyd
Suzanne de Tourney:
Beth Goddard
Vanel:
Robert Perkins
Camot:
Alex Norton
Mother Superior:
Edith MacArthur
Fisher:
Milton Johns

Fourth episode of the dark ten-part drama.
John and Beverly continue their romance while destroying evidence of Simone's murder.
Contains bad language, sex and violence. See today's choices.
Episode written by Joe Ainsworth ; Producer Matthew Bird : Director Sallie Aprahamian
Digital widescreen Subtitled ....

Contributors

Written By:
Joe Ainsworth
Producer:
Matthew Bird
Director:
Sallie Aprahamian
Danny Kavanagh:
John Simm
Emma Kavanagh:
Emma Cunniffe
John Fisher:
Kevin Doyle
Beverly:
Annabelle Apsion
FatherMatthew:
Robert Pugh
Bernie Quinlan:
Mary Jo Randle
Peter Quinlan:
Paul Copley
Ruth:
Elizabeth Berrington
Lucy Archer:
Kaye Wragg
Chef:
Charles Dale
Jo Jo Spiers:
Amanda Mealing
Mrs Archer:
Elizabeth Bennett
Mr Archer:
Nicholas Day
Albie:
Matt Bardock
Julie:
Samantha Seager
Tharmy:
Lee Oakes
Pete Quinlan:
James Thornton
Joey:
Robin Laing
Ged Hodgson:
Marshall Lancaster
Billy:
Justin Brady
Sheila Thwaite:
Elizabeth Rider
Simone Fisher:
Clare Holman
Sarah Kilbride:
Barbara Wilshere
Mary:
Olive Pendleton
Charles Kilbride:
Robert Morgan
Flat Nose:
Bruce McGregor

Comedy starring
Harriet Walter , Henry Goodman Life in the Bergerfamily becomes so complicated that they seek professional help.
Written by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran ; Director Baz Taylor
Producers Julian Meers and Guy Slater
Digital widescreen

Contributors

Unknown:
Harriet Walter
Written By:
Laurence Marks
Unknown:
Maurice Gran
Director:
Baz Taylor
Producers:
Julian Meers
Producers:
Guy Slater
Amy:
Harriet Walter
Spike:
Henry Goodman
Tanya:
Jaye Griffiths
Ruth:
Brigitte Kahn
Rachel:
Elisabeth Dermot-Walsh
Toby:
William Mannering
Flora:
Jessica Oyelowo
Arabella:
Jane Slavin
George Halliday:
Richard Cordery

Simon Mayo continues his wry look at the bizarre beliefs of pre-millennial Britain with a woman who gave up her office job to become a full-time vampire. Series producer Michael Roberts Executive producer David Coomes Repeated on Friday at 12.25am
Digital widescreen Subtitled .....

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Mayo
Producer:
Michael Roberts
Producer:
David Coomes

' Comedy starring
Gene Hackman
Barbra Streisand , Diane Ladd
An all-night supermarket manager rebels against suburbia, his wife, his son and being middle-aged by having an affair with the fun-seeking wife of a cousin.
Director Jean-Claude Tramont (1981, 15)
# See Films: pages 56-62 ***
Followed by Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
Gene Hackman
Unknown:
Barbra Streisand
Unknown:
Diane Ladd
Director:
Jean-Claude Tramont

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