With Sara Coburn.
(Timetable on Monday)
With Noel Thompson and Julie Etchingham.
Timetable on Monday Subtitled .................
Heated studio-based discussion.
Cookery challenge show.
The weekday chat show.
Regional News and Weather
Clare Balding looks ahead to the final day of this royal race meeting. Plus another chance to see this year's winning fashion trends. There's more racing from Ascot at 1.40pm.
Digital widescreen ...................................
The makeover challenge today comes from the Bedford Corn Exchange in Bedfordshire, where John Amabile and Liz Wagstaff demonstrate their interpretations of the Shaker style, while Helen Lucy concentrates on an innovative cup-and-saucer theme.
Presented by Mark Curry.
Regional News and Weather
Consumer game show presented by Paul Ross. Today Mark Evans and Mina Anwar pit their wits against Sarah White and John Parrott
Drew has second thoughts about leaving. Susan and Karl receive some alarming news.
Repeated at 5.35pm
More topical weather stories.
Weather Subtitled .....................................
Clare Balding introduces coverage from the final day of the 1999 Royal Ascot season. Trainer Jack Berry will be hoping to make Royal Ascot history by saddling Selhurstparkflyer to land a Wokingham Stakes hat trick at 3.45. Plus races at
2.30 and 3.05. With contributions from Willie Carson , Jim McGrath ,
Angus Loughran , Jeff Banks. Ceril Campbell, Jennie Bond , Jimmy Lindley , Graham Rock and Jonathan Powell.
The 4.20 race is on BBC2.
Digital widescreen
Animated fun with the carpet-crawlers. Repeat Subtitled ...
Comedy series about the boy whose outrageous behaviour makes life hell for his older brother. Based on the books by Judy Blume.
Repeat Subtitled ....................................
The Mask inadvertantly causes some robotic dinosaurs to come to life. Repeat
Subtitled .................
Children's magazine.
Repeated next Monday on BBC2
Shown at 12.30pm
With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary and a preview of the weekend sport with Helen Rollason.
For details see Monday Subtitled ......
Followed by Weather Helen Young
Making the news tonight are
Carol Barnes and Alastair Stewart when they join chefs
Brian Turner and Ainsley Harriott for the culinary challenge show. Presented by Fern Britton. See today's choices.
Director Chris Fox ; Series producer
Fiona Clark
Jamie Theakston introduces the hits from this week's top 40.
(Repeated next Saturday) (Subtitled)
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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 Noel looks at the funnier side of conveyor belts, finds out how Russians react to a hundred-dollar bill stuck under a car, and joins Kate Robbins and John Kearns as they dub a Spanish clip featuring a hairdresser who gets carried away with his wigs. Director Andrew Nicholson
Producer Mark Tinkler
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weekend Weather Helen Young
' ID. Maisie faces gang warfare on her patch following the tit-for-tat killings of local villains working for rival drug dealers, and she is not pleased at the prospect of the investigation being taken out of her hands. See today's choices. Di Maisie Raine PAULINE QUIRKE CS Jack Freeman IAN MCELHINNEY
Written by John Milne ; Producer Ian Scaife Director Claire Winyard
Digital widescreen
In this first programme from a selection of his favourite shows from last year's series, Michael Parkinson interviews comedian and Have I Got News for You star Paul Merton , American singer and songwriter Barry Manilow , and actor Anthony Hopkins.
Director Stuart McDonald
Executive producer Beatrice Ballard
Repeat
A preview of this summer's big movies, including Entrapment, the Mummy and, of course, Star
Wars - the Phantom Menace.
See today's choices.
Director David Council ; Producer
Allan Campbell
A review of the final day of one of the most prestigious meetings in the racing calendar.
Action adventure based on historical events, starring David Essex
17th-century Japan: as battles rage for the future of the country, a samurai warrior travels to Spain and finds himself trapped in a web of romance and jealousy.
Director Gordon Hessler (1991)
* See Films: pp 52-58 ***
Followed by Weather
