Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday
Topical discussion hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk .
Executive editor David O'Keeffe
Followed by News; Weather
More dramas with Matthew Kelly , Kate Humble and Jeremy Guscott. Followed by News; Weather
Creating a flowery vegetable patch in Bradford.
Earthy colours and oriental touches spice up a bedroom and kitchen. Followed by News; Weather
The antiques show visits Wetherby in Yorkshire.
The weekday general-knowledge quiz, with Bob Monkhouse.
Weather
Weather
Dee takes a massage job.
Repeated at 5.35pm
For Whom the Bell Tolls. Jude intervenes when another rape occurs in Letherbridge.
Episode written by Martin Stone
More cast on Friday
If Body Meet a Body. A coffin is discovered to be containing the wrong corpse.
First shown on ITV
Ends 3.45.
Fimbles Florrie finds a toy duck.
Repeated tomorrow at 10.40am on BBC2
Ends 5.35.
The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody queues for a film.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am on BBC2
4.05 Mona the Vampire
Mona finds an old suit of amour with a ghostly inhabitant.
4.15 The Cramp Twins
The Cramps are inundated with crested marsh swallows.
4.30 Viva S Club
The band members are missing Paul.
Written by Paul Alexander
Shown as part of The Saturday Show
4.55 CBBC at the Fame Academy
The latest from the Fame Academy. Evening edition at 7pm
5.00 Byker Grove
Stella meets her real dad, Carl, in prison.
Cast and next episode Thursday 5pm
5.25 Newsround
Shown at 1.45pm a
With Huw Edwards. Including weather summary.
Details on Monday
Followed by Weather with David Braine.
The tension increases as three more of the ten remaining students face probation, requiring them to sing for survival. Series producer Louise Rainbow ; Executive producer Richard Hopkins
More at 8.30pm on BBC Choice and Thursday at 7pm on BBC1
Janine tries to help Paul and Dot make a difficult decision. Episode written by Lin Coghlan For cast see Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice [web address removed]
Danny fails to live up to Diane's expectations.
(Repeated next Saturday on BBC Choice)
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Dawn French stars in Simon Nye 's new six-part comedy series. One Home Good, Two Homes Bad. Mary Trewednack spearheads a campaign against second homes.
Producer Paul Schlesinger ; Director Jonathan Gershfield Dawn of a new era: page 16
Liza Tarbuck returns for a new ten-part run of the drama series.
Post-natal Michelle is convinced that Linda has done the unthinkable and made a pass at Darren.
The write stuff: page 34; RT Shop offer: page 36
Comedy: Linda Green 9.30pm BBC1
"Our Linda" - by day an office worker, by night a club singer - is back for another series focusing on her and her pals' tangled love lives. Tonight she is given relationship advice from an unusual source - Eddie, a mysterious pizza-delivery man who knows a thing or two about fengshui. He's played by comedian Peter Kay, who delivers a star turn.
Eddie has a lot to work on. He finds Linda (Liza Tarbuck) - on her birthday, in her empty flat, in floods of tears - faking a noisy party. Linda is distraught because her best mate Michelle (Claire Rushbrook) has quite unjustly accused Linda of having an affair with her husband Darren. Soon Eddie has bundled Linda into his delivery van, where he presents a singular lesson in the human heart using his doorstep observations. With typical gusto, Linda soon feels compelled to sort out her own life, and the lives of her friends, with varying degrees of success.
Linda Green (the woman and the series) wasn't to everyone's taste when she first hit our screens last year, but Paul Abbott's writing is sparky, and there are some great one-liners here. And Linda can be quite winning - so long as she stays off the drink.
Alison Graham The write stuff: page 34
With Michael Buerk. 10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with David Braine.
Comedy starring
Jackie Gleason. The Bandit is hired to transport an imitation shark to a restaurant. Widescreen. Review page 68.
Director Dick Lowry (1983, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
Programmes with sign language. Ends 3.25.
Fame, Set and Match
A look at five women who have become part of the mythology of the Rolling Stones. First shown on BBC2
1.30 Life Laundry
A single mother is helped to streamline her life.
First shown on BBC2
2.00 What the Tudors Did for Us
How scientific instruments gave the Tudors a new wortd to explore. First shown on BBC2 WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?
2.30 Urban Myth
Drama which sees a school-day romance revisited.
Written by Simon Mirren First shown on BBC2
2.40 See Hear
Shown Saturday at 12 noon on BBC2
