With Anna Jones.
Timetable on Monday
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday
Weekday studio debate. Subtitled .
Makeover show. Repeat .............
Lively daily chat show. subtitled ..
News and Weather
Today's design roadshow comes from the Spa Complex in Scarborough....
The culinary challenge show, today with LesleyWaters. Subtitled .............
Regional News and Weather
Word game show with Bob Holness. ....
A special charity edition with Jenny Powell, Les Dennis and Chris Jarvis.
Topical weather stories.
Weather Subtitled ...........................
The camping trip ends in disaster. Sally and Drew seem to be more than friends.
Repeated at 5.35pm
Celebrity homes game with David Frost and Loyd Grossman.
(Subtitled)
From Ascot. Clare Balding introduces coverage of three races at 2.40, at 3.10 the Daily Telegraph Novices' Chase, and the 3.40. Commentary Jim McGrath , with Richard Pitman , Peter Scudamore ,
Jonathan Powell and Angus Loughran. ProducerChris Lewis
Digital widescreen
Paul and Barry discover an ancient well in Ruritania.
Concluding the series set in a royal court, where children try to spot words hidden within comedy sketches. Today the king is short of money. Starring Mark Speight as the king, and Natasha Collins and Philip Fox as the court jesters See and Saw. With guest Sylvester McCoy.
In the last episode of the comedy series, the Wilds go to the States, but who is going to look after the animals while they are away? Natalie
ELLIE BEAVEN. Arthur PETER KIN KELLY.
Georgina CATHERINE BAILEY , Dad PHILIP BIRD, Granny DOREEN MANTLE. Emily TILLY GERRARD , Dave RICHARD BURKE , Gavin DAVID BLAIR. Matt JOHN GLYNN , James VAUGHAN SIVELLE
Written by Jean Buchanan and Andy Watts
Repeated next SundayonBBC2 Subtitled..
Subtitled ..........
Stuart Miles helps release elephants into the wild in Kenya and talks to Born Free Foundation expert, Will Travers.
Repeated tomorrow at 8.40am on BBC2
Shown at 1.40pm Subtitled ................
With Anna Ford and Justin Webb.
Weather Peter Cockroft
(For details see Monday)
Craig Doyle stays in a fisherman's cottage on one of Croatia's Kornati islands, Claudia Winkleman goes self-catering in Barbados, Michael McNally tries a family holiday in Majorca's Magaluf and David Dickinson takes a London theatre break for less than £100.
(Digital widescreen)
This week how a Maori family has helped university scientists in the discovery of the gene responsible for stomach cancer, and after 38 years of manned space flight, how one scientist has finally cracked the secret of serving chilled desserts in space. Presented by Peter Snow and Philippa Forrester, with Jez Nelson , Craig Doyle ,
Anya Sitaram and Lindsey Fallow.
Producer Paul Bradshaw ; Editor Saul Nasse FURTHER DETAILS: ceefax page 623. the TW Information Line on [number removed]. or website: www.bbc.co.uk/tw
Angela Griffin presents the live midweek National Lottery Draw featuring more local community stories and EastEnders' stars
Barbara Windsor and Mike Reid singing theirfavourite hit. Director TonyGregory; Producer
KieronCollins NOTE: previous winning numbers from lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling 0645
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather
PeterCockroft Subtitled .......
Then National Lottery Update
In the last show of the series, the veteran comedian takes a trip down memory lane, looking back at his heroes and trying to recapture the Swinging Sixties. Director Paul Smith ; Producer Nic Phillips
Digital widescreen
Continuing the short series of Omnibus specials exploring one of British television's most popular genres.
A look at the golden age of the British sitcom and classics such as Fawlty Towers, The Liver Birds, Man about the House and The Good Life, which introduced some of the most memorable characters in sitcom.
Narrated by Julie Walters. See today's choices.
Laughter in the House: the Story of British Sitcom 10.00pm BBC1
Last week it was the sixties and Hancock's Half Hour, this week it is what the second of this Omnibus trilogy calls the golden age of the sitcom - the seventies. That includes everything from Love Thy Neighbour to The Liver Birds to The Good Life and all stops in between.
As black and white changed to colour so the sitcom reflected the changes in society, dealing with sex, racial prejudice and class snobbery.
What makes this series so compelling are the little bits of insider information dropped by the cast and authors. Listen to what Don Warrington (Philip from Rising Damp) thought of Love Thy Neighbour and what Andrew Sachs requested of John Cleese.
Obviously the most screen time is given over to the classics like Fawlty Towers while dated oldies like Terry and June are swept under the carpet.
This week Jonathan Ross casts a critical eye over
Robert Carlyle 's new film, Plunkett and Macleane, and the re-released
Robert Mitchum classic, Night of the Hunter. Plus John Travolta talks about his latest offering in the legal drama A Civil Action. Director David Council ; Producer
AllanCampbell
The Rt Rev James Jones considers the effects and lure of wealth, and talks to Harrods' boss Mohamed Al Fayed.
To Love and to Cherish is tomorrow 11.20pm
Culture-clash comedy starring Tom Selleck
Washed-up baseball player
Jack Elliot gets a shock when he is transferred to a Japanese team and clashes with coach
Uchiyama. Then he complicates matters further by falling in love with the coach's daughter.
Director Fred Schepisi (1992.15)
* See Films: pages 52-61 **
Followed by Weather
Secretary General of Amnesty International Pierre Sane is Tim Sebastian's guest in Hardtalk at 3.30am.
