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Dad's Army star Ian Lavender talks to Kate Sanderson about his role in EastEnders and his battle with cancer, and Tim Guest discusses My Life in Orange, his story of growing up in a commune. With Ross Kelly and Philippa Forrester.
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Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Lavender
Unknown:
Kate Sanderson
Unknown:
Tim Guest
Unknown:
Ross Kelly
Unknown:
Philippa Forrester
Executive Producer:
Chris Loughlin
Series Producer:
Abigail Saxon

How Bakewell livestock market in Derbyshire has reinvented itself as a one-stop shop for farmers, and a look at controversial plans for Stonehenge. With John Craven and Adam Henson. Includes weather for the week ahead.

Contributors

Presenter:
John Craven
Oresenter:
Adam Henson
Series Producer:
Sarah Eglin

Jeremy Vine and team present their unique view of politics. From 12.35, in-depth local stories, presented for viewers in London by Tim Donovan and in the South East by Peter Henley. Including at 12.00 News.

Contributors

Presenter:
Jeremy Vine
Presenter (London):
Tim Donovan
Presenter (South East):
Peter Henley
Editor:
James Stephenson

Nick Berry appeals on behalf of Changing Faces, which provides support for those with facial and physical disfigurements.
Repeated Wed 1pm BBC2
DONATIONS: Changing Faces. [address removed]. Tel: [number removed] www.changingfaces.co.uk

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Berry

In the last of a three-part strand inspired by the teachings of St Paul , Jonathan Edwards meets people whose lives have been changed by love, including a mother who fostered over children. Music comes from
Stuart Townend , the St Michael's Singers and the Choirs of St
Mary's Church in Warwick, and includes Love Divine and God
Is Love. BBC SONGS OF PRAISE MAGAZINE: L2.50. New edition on sale 25 February

Contributors

Unknown:
St Paul
Unknown:
Jonathan Edwards
Unknown:
Stuart Townend

1/10. Barry's competition prize proves a problem - for everyone who helps to get rid of it.
Vintage or vinegar?: page 19

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Clarke
Director/Producer:
Alan JW Bell
Clegg:
Peter Sallis
Truly:
Frank Thornton
Billy:
Keith Clifford
Alvin:
Brian Murphy
Barry:
Mike Grady
Glenda:
Sarah Thomas
Howard:
Robert Fyfe
Pearl:
Juliette Kaplan
Nora Batty:
Kathy Staff
Auntie Wainwright:
Jean Alexander
Tom:
Tom Owen
Smiler:
Stephen Lewis
Miss Davenport:
Josephine Tewson
Ivy:
Jane Freeman

The experts uncover an Art Nouveau cabinet known by the owners as "the Monstrosity" and a cache of silver. With Michael Aspel.
Inside Antiques follows at 7.30pm on BBC4.
BBC Homes & Antiques Magazine: available monthly, price £3.00

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Aspel
Producer:
Michele Burgess
Series Editor:
Simon Shaw

Alan Titchmarsh and the team use water, cobbles, new turf and plants to improve a hated front garden. But will the transformation be a surprise? And what state will the garden be in when Tommy and Charlie return two years later?
(Revised rpt)

Contributors

Presenter:
Alan Titchmarsh
Director:
John Thomicroft
Executive Producer:
Carol Haslam

6/8. A deadly disease forces Matt and Frankie to shut the farm, while Tony faces a crisis of his own.
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Contributors

Writer:
Stuart Morris
Producer:
Sharon Houlihan
Director:
Simon Massey
Frankie Brewer:
Angela Griffin
Matt Brewer:
Ian Kelsey
Jackie Murphy:
Denise Welch
Tony Murphy:
Ricky Tomlinson
Emma Murphy:
Zara Dawson
Danny Wood:
Dominic Cooper
Becky Brewer:
Inga Brooksby
Wilson Steadman:
Ram John Holder
Daphne Brewer:
Elizabeth Bennett
George Cowley:
Trevor Cooper
Rob:
Andy Robb
Gus Jackson:
Geoffrey Beevers
Maurice:
Graham MacDuff
Mr Parker:
Stuart Organ
Vi:
Cherith Mellor
Sam Brewer:
Thomas Byrne
Lucy Brewer:
Charlotte Redpath
Chicken seller:
Ross Harvey

Action thriller starring Morgan Freeman and Christian Slater. An armoured car transporting$3 million breaks down in a flood-stricken Indiana town and is held up by a gang. One of the guards escapes with the money but is pursued through the rising water by the robbers. Review page 42.
Director Mikael Salomon (1997, 15) (AD)

Contributors

Unknown:
Morgan Freeman
Unknown:
Christian Slater.
Director:
Mikael Salomon
Jim:
Morgan Freeman
Tom:
Christian Slater
Sheriff:
Randy Quaid
Karen:
Minnie Driver
Charlie:
Edward Asner
Henry:
Richard Dysart

BBC One London

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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