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Hosts Philippa Forrester and Ross Kelly provide an update on the spiritual side of life in today's edition, while designer Linda Barker discovers the eco-friendly way to shape surroundings. This week's topical debate will relate to Holocaust Memorial Day.
Producer Isobel Rowley
Executive Producer Chris Loughlin

Contributors

Unknown:
Ross Kelly
Designer:
Linda Barker
Producer:
Isobel Rowley
Producer:
Chris Loughlin

Live coverage from Highbury (kick off 1pm) of this FA Cup fourth-round tie as Arsenal meet Liverpool, the side who beat them in last year's FA Cup final. Michael Owen, who scored two Liverpool goals in last year's final, has shown outstanding form this season. Arsenal, however, have taken four of the six possible points in their Premiership encounters this season. Barry Davies and Trevor Brooking commentate. Introduced by Gary Lineker with Alan Hansen.
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(Match of the Day Live: Ipswich Town v Manchester City is at 6.50pm)

Contributors

Presenter:
Gary Lineker
Football Analyst:
Alan Hansen
Commentator:
Barry Davies
Commentator:
Trevor Brooking
Editor:
Paul Armstrong
Producer:
Phil Bigwood

This week Sally Magnusson visits Alloway in Ayrshire and celebrates Burns Night while, to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, the programme features Madge Irving , who has helped build bridges with asylum seekers in Glasgow. Music includes Sing to God's Glory and Jesus Calls Us Here to Meet Him, while Karen Matheson sings My Song Is Love Unknown and a Burns song,
Bonnie Jean. BBC MUSIC: album, Songs of Praise - Your Favourite Hymns and Music

Contributors

Unknown:
Sally Magnusson
Unknown:
Madge Irving
Unknown:
Karen Matheson
Song:
Bonnie Jean.

Third in a six-part dramatisation of Clive King 's novel.
The Clean Boot. Stig learns to draw in charcoal on the cave wall, and hauls an injured Nathan to safety.
Dramatised and produced by Peter Tabern ; Director John Hay

Contributors

Unknown:
Clive King
Produced By:
Peter Tabern
Director:
John Hay
Robert:
Geoffrey Palmer
Marjorie:
Phyllida Law
Barney:
Thomas Sangster
Stig:
Robert Tannion
Lou:
Perdita Weeks
Caroline:
Saskia Wickham
Becky:
Fiona Unsworth
Flora:
Laura Parks
Tara:
Danielle Wragg
Nathan:
Simon Evans
Julian Pinchbeck:
Christopher Villiers
Farm worker:
Steve Garti

Howard won't reclaim his picnic accessory from Clegg until Pearl is out of sight.

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Clarke
Director/Producer:
Alan JW Bell
Clegg:
Peter Sallis
Truly:
Frank Thornton
Billy:
Keith Clifford
Howard:
Robert Fyfe
Edie:
Thora Hird
Auntie Wainwright:
Jean Alexander
Ivy:
Jane Freeman
Roz:
Dora Bryan
Smiler:
Stephen Lewis
Barry:
Mike Grady
Tom:
Tom Owen
Pearl:
Juliette Kaplan
Marina:
Jean Fergusson
Glenda:
Sarah Thomas
Wesley:
Gordon Wharmby
Drunk:
James Casey
Drunk:
Eli Woods

Ipswich Town v Manchester City
Live coverage from Portman Road (kickoff 7pm) of the final FA Cup fourth-round game. Manchester City and Ipswich Town face a close contest: City are flying high in Division One while Ipswich have regained some form but are still languishing near the foot of the Premiership. Hosted by Gary Lineker , with Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson. John Motson and Mick McCarthy commentate. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/football

Contributors

Unknown:
Gary Lineker
Unknown:
Alan Hansen
Unknown:
Mark Lawrenson.
Unknown:
John Motson
Unknown:
Mick McCarthy

In the fourth episode of the six-part drama series about the members of a women's football team, Jim makes a last-ditch attempt to rescue the factory.
Written by Sarah-Louise Hawkins
Producer Lis Steele ; Director Andrew Margetson

Contributors

Written By:
Sarah-Louise Hawkins
Producer:
Lis Steele
Director:
Andrew Margetson
Lee Quinn:
Jason O'Mara
Holly Quinn:
Gaynor Faye
Ruth Hobbs:
Sorcha Cusack
Jim Pratt:
Ricky Tomlinson
Francine Pratt:
Brigit Forsyth
Matthew Mullen:
Chris Walker
Pauline Pearce:
Annette Bentley
Mrs Mullen:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Mr Mullen:
James Ellis
Jo Mullen:
Jo McLnnes
Rita Dolan:
Melanie Hill
Geraldine Powell:
Lorraine Ashboume
Luke Mullen:
Ralph Ineson
Lizzy Makin:
Kelli Hollis
Gordon:
Antony Byrne
Carol Hobbs:
Eve Steele
David Hobbs:
Paul Henshall
Martin Dolan:
Tom Moore
Raquel Pearce:
Naomi Hurtault
Denny:
Shelley Minto
Yaz:
Belinda Everett
Bank manager:
Mark Pepper

Police drama. An off-duty New York cop on his way home to the small New Jersey town of Garrison fires his gun at two joyriding youths, who subsequently die. The incident is covered up by the officer's corrupt colleagues, but an Internal Affairs investigator suspects foul play and approaches Garrison's easy-going sheriff, Freddy Heflin , for help. Widescreen Review page 45.
Director James Mangold (1997.18)
Followed by Weathervlew

Contributors

Unknown:
Freddy Heflin
Director:
James Mangold
Sheriff Heflin:
Sylvester Stallone
Moe Tilden:
Robert de Niro
Ray Donlan:
Harvey Keitel
Gary Figgis:
Ray Liotta
Joey Randone:
Peter Berg
Deputy Cindy Betts:
Janeane Garofalo
JackRucker:
Robert Patrick
Murray Babitch:
Michael Rapaport
Liz Randone:
Annabella Sciorra
Rose Donlan:
Cathy Moriarty

Thriller starring Jack Wagner and Alexandra Paul. A successful and happily married man is unaware that as a child he was separated from his identical twin, a murderous psychopath who wants his brother's life. Review page 45.
Director Charles Correll (1997)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack Wagner
Unknown:
Alexandra Paul
Director:
Charles Correll

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