With Noel Thompson and Julie Etchingham.
Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)
The week's final edition of the studio debate. (S)
Followed by News (S) and Weather
Live reports from Southampton general, with Gaby Roslin , Nick Knowles , Simon London and Edwina Silver. (S)
Followed by News (S) and Weather
The last of the week's culinary challenges for young chefs, with Kevin Woodford. (S)
The final internet challenge for the Pearson family is to conjure up a feast. (S) Followed by News (S) and Weather
Daily game show seeking definitions of obscure words, chaired by Bob Holness. (S)
Christopherthe duck sends feathers flying on a visit to Trude Mostue 's special clinic, while Matthew Brash has some bad news to break.
Weather (S)
Drew and Geri split up, while
Harold is shocked to discover his allotment has become a racetrack, and Libby is surprised by a kiss. Repeated at 5.35pm (S)
The Ballot for the Last Hereditaries David Dimbleby presents a special edition of the Westminster programme on the day of the results for the election of the 75 hereditary peers who will stay on in the House of Lords for the next stage of reform.
Editor Alexandra Henderson
Ends 5.35 Shown at 10.30am on BBC2
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More antics from the tiny dragons. The Dragons have to retrieve the Wizard's book. (S)
This week Dominic Wood and Billy Nibbles study nature's Olympic athletes, including high-diving gannets, tobogganing penguins and mighty leaf-cutter ants. (S)
Animation.
A swarm of marmosets overrun the Thornberrycamp. (S)
This week sees a record attempt for driving blindfolded at Donington racecourse; Sally Gray joins 600 girl footballers taking part in a 60-second challenge for keeping the ball in the air; and Jason Lewis sends his video diary from the middle of the Pacific Ocean, five years into his global journey. With Linford Christie and Jez Edwards. (S)
Today's bonfire night special gives top firework safety tips, and illuminates the building chosen by the Light Up Britain competition.
Repeated Monday BBC2 (S) (W)
Shown at 1.45pm (S)
PM With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary and a preview of the weekend sport. (S)
For details see Monday (S)
Followed by Weather with Michael Fish (S)
More consumer advice, with investigations into shortfalls and problems in the leisure, tourism and service industries. Series producer Andy Smith (S) (W)
Jamie Theakston introduces live performances, the latest videos, this week's top 20 and the bestselling single.
Director/Producer Chris Cowey Repeated next Saturday (S) WEBSITE: www.totp.beeb.com
TOP OF THE POPS THE MAGAZINE: available from newsagents
The Ground Force collective helps to spring a wedding surprise on a garden-crazy Essex girl. With around feet of garden to tackle, the team is more than happy to accept the help of the bride-to-be's friends and family while she is kept away. But Charlie Dimmock 's planned water feature is in serious doubt. See Choice.
Producer John Thornicroft : Executive producer Carol Haslam (S) BBC PRODUCTS: Ground Force Water Garden Workbook by Charlie Dimmock. £9.99 and Ground Force CD and cassette available from retailers
Alan Titchmarsh : page 47
Another episode from the classic prison comedy.
A Day Out. Mr Barrowclough gets more than he bargained for when he allows Fletcher and Godberto join a work party.
Written by Dick Clement , Ian La Frenais ; Producer Sydney Lotterby (R) (S)
With Peter Sissons. Regional News
Weekend Weather with Michael Fish (S)
A Day in the Country. A routine visit to a patient in hospital turns into a life-or-death situation for Dr Paige when he becomes the hostage of an escaped convict.
Episode written by Paul Mousley
Producer Beverley Dartnall ; Director Delyth Thomas (S) (W)
The series of documentaries profiling British entertainers continues with a look at the life and work of stand-up comic, author and playwright Ben Elton , who traces his career path from childhood acting to the days of "alternative comedy" to his acceptance by the so-called mainstream. The programme includes strong language. See Choice. Executive producer Myfanwy Moore
Series producer Steven D Wright (S) (W)
Comedy written by and starring Eric Idle. Lowly stockbroker Tommy is in for a shock when he is befriended by the brash, American-educated son of the Duke of Bournemouth. For Tommy is the Duke's rightful heir.
(1993,15) (S) Films: pp 82-88 **
Followed by Weatherview
AM Comedy. Swept away by lust at first sight, Ari and Sam discover their passion has pyrotechnic consequences. However, what will happen to the pair when their ardour cools down and real-life responsibilities intrude?
Director Noah Stern (1991, 18) (S) Rims: pp 82-88 **
Ends 7.00am
