With Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday
With Noel Thompson and Emma Howard. Timetable on Monday
Heated studio-based discussion, with Robert Kilroy-Silk . Subtitled ........
Chef Brian Turner challenges anyone to produce a culinary masterpiece to rival one of his creations.
The weekday chat show. presented by Vanessa Feltz .
Last in the series of the weekday reports from Southampton general hospital. The programme will return later in the year.
Antiques panel game
The shopping and consumer game show. hosted by Paul Ross. Today's guests are antiques expert Eric Knowles , comedian Mandy Knight , hairdresserTrevorSorbie and actress Rebecca Wheatley. .
Topical weather stories.
Weather Subtitled ............................
What will Karl and Susan's mystery afternoon involve? Amy reveals a secret ambition, while Toadie finds himself in a difficult position.
Repeated at 5.35pm
The team are troubled by the disappearance of the Chief while he mediates between mobsters over a young woman's murder.
(Repeat)
The celebrity lifestyle panel game, hosted by David Frost with Loyd Grossman.
A bout of pizza-eating ensues at the Tent Stop. Repeat.
Gary Rhodes prepares Frobscottle, from the book TheBFG. with the help of his guest. Roald Dahl 's granddaughter, the model
Sophie Dahl. Repeat ..................
Animated aphid antics.
Dave Benson Phillips presents the game show in which children compete in madcap games to send adult opponents to the gunk pool.
Animated alter-ego antics.
Stanley competes in a sporting festival between Edge City and its neighbours.
Repeat
Children's magazine programme.
With Katy Hill, Konnie Huq, Stuart Miles and Simon Thomas.
Repeated next Monday on BBC2
Shownatl.40pm Subtitled ................
With Huw Edwards.
Fordetails see Monday Subtitled ....
Followed by Weather Helen Young
The series that tackles some of Britain's biggest companies on the consumers' behalf. Featuring Matt Allwright 's live reports from the locations that matter.
Series producer Charles Bunce Editor Helen O'Rahilly
Digital widescreen WATCHDOG HELPLINE: [number removed]
E-MAIL: Watchdog@bbc.co.uk
Scott Mills introduces the hits from this week's top 40, featuring live performances, videos, a countdown of the top 20 and the bestselling single.
(Repeated on Saturday)
Website: [web address removed]
Top of the Pops = The Magazine: available from newsagents
Noel Edmonds demonstrates how various nationalities react to the outrageous set-ups that their countries' hidden camera shows have come up with. Tonight he looks at how Japanese television uses explosions in hidden camera stunts, finds out how taxi drivers are being tricked worldwide, and joins Kate Robbins and John Keams as they dub an incredible Spanish clip involving both a cannon and a goat.
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weekend Weather Helen Young
By the British National Party.
Concluding the series about one of Britain's most exclusive dating agencies. Recession is in the air and Alun is planning a major advertising campaign to try to combat it. Sue is unwittingly organising her final party, where Alun and Julie will both have surprise meetings, and Wynford receives confirmation of his ideal partnerby parachute. See today's choices.
Director/Series producer Francesca Joseph
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...
Romantic comedy starring Melanie Griffith
Ed Harris
Three young boys go in search of a prostitute who, for a hundred dollars, will show them what a girl looks like naked. Theyfind kind-hearted V, who saves them from an attempted mugging and later offers to drive them home.
Director Richard Benjamin (1994, 12)
Digital widescreen Subtitled. * See Films: pages 56-62 ***
Thriller starring
Louis GossettJr
James Dela , a tough Chicago detective, is assigned to investigate the murders of prominent members of the city's Mob. Crusadingjournalist Frank Nordhall believes it to be the work of a vigilante group, until he receives a note from the killer.
Director Bobby Roth (1992.15)
♦ See Films: pages 56-62 **
Followed by Weather
