Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams. Including news from Kate Sanderson.
(Timetable on Monday)
Discussion show, hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
Followed by News; Weather
Trials and triumphs at Guy's and St Thomas '. Followed by News; Weather
A Mediterranean makeover in a Surrey kitchen.
Paris welcomes two teams and David Dickinson.
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Followed by News; Weather
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The quiz show. (R) (S) (W)
Jan Francis, Jeremy Vine, Ben Brown and Andrew Davies join the show.
Weather
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A political refugee is harboured by Leo and Michelle.
Repeated at 5.35pm
Bionic Man. An athlete proves the bonds of brotherhood.
Episode written by Phil Mathews
Fatal Impact (part 2).
Concluding yesterday's story.
Ends 3.45.
Tweenies Songtime
Followed by Tweenies
The friends go dancing.
Ends 5.35.
Rugrats
Chuckie dreams he and his pals have shrunk.
3.55 Smart on the Road
The team brightens up a boring art room in Northamptonshire.
4.10 The Cramp Twins
Wendy turns nurse for Wayne.
4.20 The Next Big Thing Final
Nine acts battle it out in an extended finale to the talent-spotting series.
The winner will be announced at 5.30pm. Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
5.00 Blue Peter
The winner of the Sport Aid competition is picked.
Repeated next Monday on BBC2
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5.25 Newsround
5.30 The Next Big Thing: the Winner
The results of today's final.
Shown at 1.45pm
With Fiona Bruce. Including weather and sport.
A five-minute repair on a leaky tap takes two days and a sandwich break costs a customer L55. Matt Allwright reveals more scams as he flushes out rogue plumbers in the series exposing unprofessional workmen.
Producer Jess Bugler ; Editor Lisa Ausden
This week's chart smashes, plus previews of future hits.
(Repeated tomorrow)
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Paul is increasingly suspicious of Patrick, Mark confronts Lisa and time's running out for Janine - but will Terry help?
Episode written by Christopher Reason For further cast see Thursday
Repeated 10pm on BBC Choice Omnibus edition next Sunday
The first of a new six-part comedy about an idiosyncratic family, starring Jasper Carrott and Meera Syal, as seen through the eyes of one member, 12-year-old son Raj.
(Reasons to be cheerful: page 10)
All about Me 8.30pm BBC1
This new sitcom ploughs roughly the same furrow as the hugely successful "My Family". It gets its comic situations from the daily minutiae of family life, although there is a significant difference here. One of the family members, a young boy, is profoundly disabled and we are asked to observe some of the goings-on from his perspective. He gives an occasional commentary, though this takes the form of an interior monologue, as the boy cannot speak.
This may make you feel slightly queasy, but it's unexploitative and the child's presence is treated very matter-of-factly by his mother (the splendid Meera Syal), his stepfather (Jasper Carrott) and his brothers and sisters. His disability is not explained and he is never a figure of fun. When he does make wry observations, we are asked to laugh with him, never at him. It might have been more interesting if all of "All about Me" was shown from the disabled child's perspective, but it isn't, and you get the feeling that it has simply bottled out of such a bold step.
What we actually have is a fairly routine comedy, full of tea-table banter and salt-of-the-earth observations - the Jasper Carrott character is such a cultural philistine and xenophobe you may wonder how on earth he ever managed to ensnare such a tolerant, thoughtful and intelligent wife.
Uri Geller guests on the second in the new series of sketch shows, tonight introducing the Fly man and irascible doctor-turned-actor Bernard Achebe. Also featuring Tony Gardner , Roger Griffiths , Gresby Nash , Tracy-Ann Oberman ,
Ellen Thomas , Martin Trenaman , Fiona Welbum and Omid Djalili. Director Ed Bye ; Producer Lucy Robinson
Leicester footballer Robbie Savage and BBC commentator Barry Davies guest on the last in the current series of the comic sports quiz. With captains David Gower and Gary Lineker. The show is expected to return in the autumn. Director Ian Lorimer ; Series producer Harry Thompson
Repeated tomorrow
With Michael Buerk.
10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang.
Comic Johnny Vegas and singer Mel B guest on the first of a 12-part second series of Jonathan Ross's chat show.
Adventure starring Dylan Walsh and Laura Linney.
A primatologist, who has arranged an expedition to return a gorilla to the jungle, is joined by a woman searching for her former fiance.
Widescreen. Review page 68.
(1995, 12) *
(Postponed from 25 January)
Followed by Weatherview
Horror featuring David Prowse. Victor Frankenstein steps into his father's shoes to continue his horrific experiments in bringing the dead to life.
Widescreen. Review page 68.
(1970, 15)
