Presented by Darren Jordon and Sian Williams. With regular news, weather and sport updates.
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David Frost interviews the news-makers and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 8.30 News plus weather later.
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Today, the Rev Richenda Leigh walks over hot coals to boost her confidence, while Alice Beer meets heptathlete Denise Lewis, winner of the gold medal at the Sydney Olympics. Hosted by Philippa Forrester and Ross Kelly.
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Live coverage of the opening morning's play in the final of the World Match Play championship at Wentworth's West Course. Presented by Steve Rider , with commentary by Peter Alliss , Ken Brown ,
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John Craven and the team look at why UK farmers and consumers are being short-changed in the organic food stakes. Plus a problem pony provides a challenge for a horse whisperer. Including the week's weather outlook.
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John Humphrys presents topical interviews and political reports. Including 12.30 News.
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Omnibus edition.
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Alistair McGowan presents more viewers' responses.
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Pam Rhodes visits Worcester and its ancient cathedral. She also visits composer
Edward Elgar 's birthplace and finds out why novice oarsmen are rowing the Atlantic. Hymns include The Church's 's One Foundation and How Shall I Sing That Majesty. (S) (W)

Five hopefuls from London join presenter Jane McDonald for another heat of the talent show's second series.
Judging proceedings are regular panellists Barbara Windsor and Nigel Martin-Smith , who are joined by Sunday Mirror television critic Ian Hyland and former Coronation Street actress Denise Welch.
Producer Paul Lewis ; Executive producers Rosetta Bain and Tom Gutteridge (S) (W)

A Victorian Welsh hat and several plates from the Nant
Gawr and Swansea potteries turn up when Michael Aspel and the team of experts visit Bridgend in Wales. Other finds include a bow-fronted barometer, a bargain pot which turns out to be surprisingly old, and a valuable whale's tooth.
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An affectionate tribute to actress Penelope Keith , outlining her life and career. Featuring interviews with her colleagues and clips from her many television successes, including The Good Life, To the Manor Born, Executive Stress, Next of Kin and No Job for a Lady.
Director Angela O'Leary ; Producer Janice Thomas (R) (S)

Penultimate episode of second series of the rural drama.

Brian discovers that his neighbour, Ray, is facing bankruptcy. His last hope is a grant from a village trust set up to help locals after the foot-and-mouth epidemic. However, the trust is not as honourable as it sounds, as Sarah investigates, dragging her dad with her.
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A one-off special documentary following the cubs of a pride of lions on the African plains. Using "bouldercam" - a remote camera disguised as a rock - the film follows the cubs as they make their journey from infancy to adulthood. Narrated by David Attenborough.
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Another in-depth current-affairs investigation.

An examination of whether people should be informed that their name is on a secret risk list of those exposed to the human form of mad cow disease through blood or surgical instruments. Sarah Barclay reports.
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Drama starring Mitzi Kapture as military investigator Joanne Jensen , whose efforts to prove that a marine officer has killed his wife are hampered by a lack of material evidence, including the body. Review page 54.
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