Presented by Bill Turnbull and Jules Botfield.
David Frost interviews the newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests. Including 9.00 News, plus weather later.
Countryside issues, presented by John Craven. Plus weather for the week ahead.
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Live coverage from Whitehall, in the year that marks the 60th anniversary of the battle at El Alamein, as the Queen joins representatives from Parliament, the armed forces and the Commonwealth for the laying of wreaths at the Cenotaph and the two minutes' silence. In time-honoured tradition, 10,000 veterans march in memory of colleagues killed in conflict. Commentary is provided by David Dimbleby, with Colonel John Hughes-Wilson.
Highlights are at 6.15pm on BBC2.
(Subsequent programmes may run late)
Topical interviews and political reports, with Andrew Rawnsley. Including 12.10 News.
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Hyacinth's house-purchase plans take an unexpected turn.
Omnibus edition.
Cast on Thursday
Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza is the only one of the Seven
Wonders of the Ancient World to survive intact. This programme, narrated by Omar Sharif , tells the story of its construction. Director Jonathan Stamp ; Executive producer Laurence Rees RT SHOP: book, £14.99 incl p&p
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Terry Wogan hosts the forum for viewers' opinions on BBC programmes. CONTACT: write to Points of View, BBC Television. Birmingham, B5 7QQ; phone/ fax [number removed]: email pov@bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk/pov
Auto Erotica. Ben's efforts to revive an old banger coincide with Susan's anniversary plans. Written by Jim and Steve Armogida
Shown last Thursday
In a special programme to mark Remembrance Sunday, Aled Jones travels to the Falkland Islands to meet those whose lives were irrevocably changed by the conflict there
20 years ago. Music comes from the Falkland Islands Memorial
Chapel at Pangbourne College in Berkshire, where hymns include The Lord's My Shepherd and When I Survey.
With Peter Sissons. Weather David Braine.
Michael Aspel and the team of experts pay a second visit to Shugborough Hall in Staffordshire, where they mull over such artefacts as a hat stand decorated with bears.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer Christopher Lewis
Repeated with sign language on Wednesday at 12.20am BBCi: special interactive features are available to digital satellite viewers
BBC HOMES AND ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: new issue on sale 8 November, £2.95 Michael Aspel 's TV CV: page
The team return to the scene of previous alfresco activity in the first of a ten-part series. Their first port of call is
Kirby Hill in the Yorkshire Dales, where two years earlier they transformed a headteacher's garden. With Alan Titchmarsh , Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh.
Director John Thomicroft ; Executive producer Carol Haslam
A major new political drama, spanning the last decade, which follows two young would-be politicians.
Opposition. 1992: Housemates Paul Tibbenham and Maggie Dunn are dedicated to bringing Labour to power. But as the party restyles itself, the lovers' passion for politics and each other starts to tear them apart. Concludes tomorrow 9pm. Written by Leigh Jackson ; Producer Matthew Bird ; Director Peter Kosminsky
www.bbc.co.uk/drama Slamming the spin: page 36
With Peter Sissons. Weather with David Braine.
Action thriller starring Keanu Reeves , Morgan Freeman and Rachel Weisz. A pair of scientists go on the run when their discovery of a pollution-free energy process attracts the attention of sinister characters. Widescreen. Review page 62. Director Andrew Davis (1996, 12)
