With Tanya Beckett.
Timetable on Monday
With John Nicolson and Julie Etchingham. Timetable on Monday
Studio debate show.
Cookery challenge presented by Kevin Woodford. (Repeat) (Subtitled)
Lively daily chat show.
(Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather
Mark Curry presents the makeover challenge from Bedford.
Simon Biagi gives a dining room a new millennium makeover.
Preparing a savoury tart with chives, onions and garlic.
(Repeat)
Regional News and Weather
Consumer game show
A pelican chick is born and the sealions cause trouble.
(Repeat)
Weather
Phil confides in Susan. And Joel's training session causes trouble for Lou.
Repeated at 5.35pm
Celebrity panel game.
(Repeat)
Coverage from the second round of the Loch Lomond tournament.
(Digital widescreen)
Diminutive ursine antics.
(Repeat)
More mayhem with the monsters.
(Repeat)
Fun with Buttons the bear cub and his friend Rusty the fox cub. The cubs run away.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Mr Wymi plays the Fairy Godmother in a pantomime.
This week's episodes written by Malcolm Lane
(Repeat)
Horror drama series.
Billy and Sheena investigate the mysterious happenings.
(Subtitled)
(Subtitled)
Comedy with the all-knowing young girl.
(Repeat)
Followed by Rewind: 1953: the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Alex Hawkins tells how a 12-year-old James Wilkinson, later the BBC News Science correspondent, sang at the service in the choir in Westminster Abbey.
(Repeated tomorrow morning on BBC2)
(Shown at 1.40pm) (Subtitled)
With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary.
(For details see Monday)
Followed by Weather Michael Fish
(Subtitled)
In this week's second visit to London Zoo Maggie Lamb has to look after a two-month-old goeldie's monkey and concern grows that the baby will be rejected by her parents when she is returned to them.
Meanwhile Patsy Joseph hand-rears a baby cockatoo with the help of a glove puppet which resembles the bird's mother. Plus teen pop star Billie proves popular when she pays a visit for a photo shoot.
(Digital widescreen)
Bianca and Ricky flee after Grant's birthday turns sour.
(For cast see Tuesday) (Subtitled)
Terry Wogan continues the series of foul-ups and failures from the sporting world.
Tonight's accidental action is in the fields of weightlifting, gymnastics, cricket and football plus a look at some of the slips made by commentators.
Up-and-coming comedian Terry Alderton joins in the fun with Julian Tutt from Ski Sunday.
The 100th episode and the last in the present series about life at Birmingham children's hospital. Two-day-old Kyle [text removed] needs emergency heart surgery, but first the surgeons need to determine if he has brain damage.
Meanwhile, as 14-year-old Leanne [text removed] hopes to return home after seven months in hospital, eight-year-old Robert [text removed] prepares for another heart operation. With the Queen coming, he has an extra incentive to get better quickly.
See today's choices
(Subtitled)
Children's Hospital 8.30pm BBC1
It's the final programme in the series but it's also the 100th edition and there's much to celebrate. One of the reasons for excitement at the children's hospital this week is that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are coming to dedicate the new building. However, as usual, the most uplifting aspect of the programme is the triumph-over-tragedy stories.
Among those featured this week is a newborn baby who has heart problems and is in need of immediate surgery to save his life - it will undoubtedly have you reaching for the hankies even though you know it will turn out all right in the end. There are some heartwarming updates too, such as the 14-year-old survivor of a road traffic accident; Leanne [text removed] was in a coma for three months and in hospital for seven, but is now able to go home.
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather Michael Fish
Celebrity panel show about television, hosted by Jonathan Ross, with regular team captains Jack Dee and Julian Clary. The guests on this week's edition are GMTV's Lorraine Kelly, actors Nigel Havers and Tim Healy plus Top of the Pops' presenter Jayne Middlemiss.
(Repeated next Tuesday)
(Digital widescreen)
Tonight's programme concludes the current series of the political discussion programmes with a head-to-head debate with Tony Blair, the Prime Minister.
Presented by David Dimbleby.
(Repeated next Sunday)
Website: [web address removed]
Vietnam War drama starring Danny Glover, Willem Dafoe, Brad Johnson
When a hot shot pilot comes into conflict with his commander, he and a newcomer mount a daring mission against orders.
(1991, 15)
See Films: pp 52-56 **
Followed by Weather
