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Should Old Acquaintance. The pressure becomes unbearable for a lonely Jo while Steve and Leigh celebrate their engagement.
Written by Chris Webb

Contributors

Written By:
Chris Webb
Dr Steve Rawlings:
Mark Frost
Leigh Ashworth:
Barbara Drennan
Natalie Ashworth:
Julee Moorcroft
Marcus Ashworth:
Charles Daish

Bergerac's enquiries lead to involvement with a strange sect.
Written by Tony MacNabb

Contributors

Written By:
Tony MacNabb
Jim Bergerac:
John Nettles
Charlie:
Terence Alexander
Danielle Aubry:
Therese Uotard
Laura Atherton:
Ursula Howells

Ends 5.35.

Wildlife
Animated animal tale.

3.30 Tweenies
Max demonstrates how to make dull old metal sparkle and shine.
BBC MUSIC: Tweenies Friends Forever album on sale from retailers

3.50 Casper
Animated adventures with the friendly ghost.

4.10 The Wild Thornberrys
A strange woman joins in the search to find
Debbie's missing ring.

4.35 The Demon Headmaster
Second in the six-part science-fiction drama.
The Hunters are settling into their new house but Harvey is uneasy.
Screenplay by Helen Cresswell from The Demon Headmaster Takes Over by Gillian Cross

5.00 Blue Peter
A look back at the record-attempting Bikeathon.
Repeated tomorrow at 8am on BBC2
WEBSITE: [website removed]

Contributors

Screenplay by ("The Demon Headmaster"):
Helen Cresswell
The Demon Headmaster:
Terrence Hardiman
Mrs Hunter:
Tessa Peake-Jones
Dinah Hunter:
Frances Amey
Lloyd Hunter:
Gunnar Cauthery
Harvey Hunter:
Thomas Szekeres
Professor Tim Dexter:
Richard Hope

The series which looks at Britons and their driving skills. Speeding. It's Saturday night and hundreds of boy racers descend on Southend in Essex to "cruise" along the seafront. The police have decided to crack down but the situation gets out of hand. In North Wales the police are also trying to clamp down on troublesome bikers - this time from the air.
Producer KayeGodleman; Executive producer Edwina Vardey

Contributors

Producer:
Edwina Vardey

A look at how innovative technology is helping to save one of the world's rarest birds - New Zealand's kakapo. And the revolutionary new device that allows the disabled access to places they've never been able to get to before. Presented by Philippa Forrester and Peter Snow. Producer David Stevenson ; Editor Saul Nasse
Repeated next Wednesday with sign language FURTHER INFORMATION: Ceefax page 623; www.bbc.co.uk/tw

Contributors

Presented By:
Philippa Forrester
Unknown:
Peter Snow.
Producer:
David Stevenson
Editor:
Saul Nasse

Chief vet David Yates discovers Tom the cat has been involved in a mysterious accident. He has serious internal injuries and needs emergency surgery, Edwina Silver helps some toads, frogs and newts separated from their mating ground by a busy road and a hedgehog scores an own goal. Presented by Rolf Harris , with Rhodri Williams.
Producer Suzanne Daggar : Series producer Helen Nightingale

Contributors

Unknown:
David Yates
Unknown:
Edwina Silver
Presented By:
Rolf Harris
Unknown:
Rhodri Williams.
Producer:
Suzanne Daggar
Producer:
Helen Nightingale

Documentary following Anne Robinson 's progress as she goes from BBC Watchdog presenter to quiz show host on The Weakest Link, a programme which has also taken America by storm. Exclusive backstage access reveals how Anne Robinson became part of the Hollywood system. Producer Michael Tuft ; Executive producer Mark Killick

Contributors

Unknown:
Anne Robinson
Unknown:
Anne Robinson
Producer:
Michael Tuft
Producer:
Mark Killick

Recent programmes shown again with sign language.
Ends 2.10am.

Rogue Traders
Matt Allwright presents a one-off programme which uses secret cameras to expose disreputable trading practices.
(Shown last Thursday)

12.05 Tomorrow's World
How the latest technology is being used to assess a road accident scene. Plus how the "red-eye" phenomenon on photographs is being used to diagnose potentially devastating sight loss in young children.
(Shown last Wednesday)

12.35 Son Of God: The Real Man
First in a three-part series re-creating the life of the man known as Jesus of Nazareth.

1.25 See Hear
Magazine show for deaf people, with in-vision subtitles.
(Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2)

Contributors

Presenter (Rogue Traders):
Matt Allwright

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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