The Lovers. A handsome stranger from Jessie McClusky 's past arrives in town.
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A special Sunday edition of the fun-filled pre-school series.

David Frost interviews the newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather. Editor Barney Jones: Executive editor
Andrew Thompson

Another chance to see last week's conclusion to the current series featuring a head-to-head debate with Tony Blair , the Prime Minister.
Shown last Thursday

This week author Barbara Taylor Bradford talks to Esther McVey about the success of her novels, while Mike Harding explores the music and marital arts of the Sikh religion. With Paul Ross and Catrina Skepper.
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John Craven talks to Anthea Turner about what she enjoys in the British countryside. Subtitled ............................... E-MAIL: [address removed]

The first in a rerun of the six-part, fly-on-the-wall series about Selfridges in London, witnesses the launch of an expensive brand of designer underpants. Repeat Subtitled ......................................

Disney romantic comedy.
A saxophonist leaves the big city behind and becomes a pillar of the community in a small country town. '
Director Norman Tokar (1966, U)
# See Rims: pp 44-50 ***

Omnibus edition.
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In the second semi-final, the newjunior masterchefs of the South East, the East and the Midlands are judged by chef Paul Rankin and presenter Sarah Greene. Hosted by Loyd Grossman.
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This week Don Maclean and Chris Rogers join 11,000 children at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, for a special millennium celebration.
"Children of the New Millennium" begins preparations for the change of centuries by blessing the official Beacon
Millennium Flame. Music, lead by local bands and school children, includes This Little Light of Mine, Praise My Soul the King of Heaven, and Be Thou My Vision. Digital widescreen Subtitled ......................

Stephen Fry and Gaby Roslin are at London's Alexandra Palace to host Britain's very first teaching awards ceremony. A total of 14 awards celebrate teaching excellence in a variety of categories and recognise the vital role teachers play in communities around the country. Among those presenting awards are Tony Blair, Linford Christie and Jon Snow.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
See Polly Toynbee: page 10

Alan Titchmarsh ,
Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh revisit a garden in Northwood, west London.
Producer John Thornicroft ; Executive producer Carol Haslam Digital widescreen Revised repeat Subtitled ..................

A six-part drama series, written by Kieran Prendiville , about the work of a wildlife police officer starring Jerome Flynn
It's a Jungle out There. DC Tom McCabe finds himself on the trail of a gang of deer poachers. See today's choices.
Producer Murray Ferguson
Director Paul Harrison

With George Alagiah. Weather
Peter GibbS

Fourth in the six-part drama, set in the 18th century. Starring Jodhl May
Geraldine Somerville
Sarah returns to London from
Paris, where she has teetered on the edge of adultery. See today's choices.
Written by Harriet O'Carroll
Producers Christopher Hall and David Snodin; Director David Caffrey
Digital widescreen ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: for a publication on the series, send a cheque for £5.99. payable to BBC Education Production, to: [address removed]. Soundtrack on CD from retailers.

New York Dating. Ruby Wax continues her journey across the USA with a trip to New York City where she checks out the dating scene, meets a group of women all looking for Mr Right, and the professional matchmaker who thinks she can help them. Director Helen Fitzwilliam
Executive producer David Blake Knox
Digital widescreen * Catch me if you can: page 20
Followed by Two Ronnies: the Nation's Favourite Sketch
Fork Handles. Another chance to see the first of this week's Two
Ronnies sketches, from which viewers can select their favourite. For details see Two
Ronnies Night, Friday at 8pm.

Continuing the factual documentary series that concentrates on religious, spiritual and ethical issues. Series editor Richard Denton

Drama, based on the true story of the "dingo baby" case. Starring
Meryl Streep , Sam Neill
In 1980 a baby disappeared in Central Australia. But was Azaria
Chamberlain abducted by a dingo or killed by her mother?
Director Fred Schepisi (1988, 15)
+ See Films: pp 44-50 ****
Followed by Weather