Ends 10.30am
Pre-school fun from
Teletubbyland.
The big freeze comes to Greendale.
(R) (S)
Today featuring Peter and Benjamin Bunny.
Animation. Winter descends on the mice.
(R)
Cartoon. There's a Dibble double in town.
Fantasy about a boy who lives in the Highlands of Scotland and is the one true friend and protector of Yowler, the last dragon on Earth.
(1997) **
Films: pp 56-64
Nathan takes his driving test ready for a trip out with the lads.
Jill Cooper, Jonathan Dimbleby, Loyd Grossman and Anthea Turner talk to John Craven about their favourite slice of the countryside. Plus weather for the week ahead at 10.55am.
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Wartime thriller starring Kirk Douglas and Richard Harris.
Occupied Norway 1942: a team of resistance fighters undertakes a dangerous mission to destroy a heavy-water plant to prevent the Nazis producing an atomic bomb. (1965, U) ***
Films: pp 56-64
Omnibus edition.
A special celebration in song, presented by Pam Rhodes, Don Maclean and Roy Noble from the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Cliff Richard, Daniel O'Donnell, Bryn Terfel, Laura-Michelle Kelly and Andrew Lloyd Webber, the 5,000-strong BBC Wales Choir of Choirs and the 2,000-voiced Hopes and Dreams choir help swell the singing of the crowd, which is joined by HRH the Prince of Wales. Music includes Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah, How Great Thou Art, Cliff's Millennium Prayer, Light a Candle and Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
Animated antics.
John Inverdale introduces today's heat that will decide the last two strongmen to go through to tomorrow's final, which can be seen at 6.30pm.
A special roadshow edition that links by satellite four village halls in different parts of the UK with a master venue at Eltham Palace in Greenwich, south-east London. Finds include a fish bought for £3.50 and now worth thousands, a tea set made for Queen Victoria's 1855 visit to Paris, a valuable piece of glass and two well travelled wall vases.
Introduced by Hugh Scully.
Written by Roy Clarke
Compo's invitation to lay a wreath in Dunkirk is withdrawn because of his dress sense.
A tribute to the late Bill Owen, who plays Compo, follows.
See Choice.
To mark the new millennium the team surprise a very special person. In South Africa Nelson Mandela is having a house built in the village where he grew up. The challenge for Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh is to turn a patch of farmland into a garden.
See Choice.
(Charlie Dimmock presents The Flying Gardeners on Tuesday at 8.30pm)
Alan Titchmarsh on the future of gardening: page 38
With Peter Sissons.
Weather Isobel Lang
Angus Deayton hosts the first in a two-part celebratory sketch show featuring stars of British comedy. For the first time in 12 years, Ronnie Barker performs with Ronnie Corbett. Also including Victoria Wood, Harry Enfield, Thora Hird, Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Gary Lineker, Clive Anderson, Barbara Windsor, Spike Milligan and Richard Briers.
(Concludes Tuesday 10.20pm.)
The ladies are catering the firm's millennium dinner in town, but there are surprises in store.
(Shown last Thursday)
In a world that increasingly pays homage to crowd pleasers and puts image before message, Cristina Odone asks what kind of leadership is needed for the 21st century. Joan Bakewell chairs the debate.
Followed by Weatherview
Mel Brooks's western spoof starring Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder, and featuring Madeline Kahn, who died recently.
Sheriff Bart fights to save the little town of Rock Ridge from a wicked speculator, helped by the once legendary Waco Kid.
Widescreen.
(1974, 15) ****
Films: pp 56-64
Ends 6.00am
