With Signing.
Animation
Art programme. Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1
Cartoon fun.
Repeated at lpm Repeat ........................
Parliamentary report. Stereo ..........
Advice on making divorce amicable.
Adaughter's attemptto retrace her father's journey into the highlands of New
Guinea, 50 years later. Repeat
Poppy prepares a birthday party for Karl.
The Body Snatchers. Why is the body of a top Pentagon official being kept in a remote village in Wales?
Written by Terry Nation Repeat Subtitled ...
Bilko takes a trip to New York as his millionaire double arrives in Roseville.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Dale Arden is taken captive.
Black and white Repeat
WildWoods. Howthewildwoodsof
Scotland provide a living link with history.
Business and consumer news. stereo.
Shown at 8.15am
Oprah Winfrey offers lottery winners makeovers. Stereo Subtitled ...........
Women's quest for the ideal body.
Introduced by Helen Rollason.
Golf Peter Alliss looks back over25 years of the PGA European Tour.
Skiing Action from Val D'lsere. The traditional openerto the European World
Cup season starts with the women's Super-G. Cricket Graham Gooch looks ahead to the start of the Test series against Zimbabwe. Producer Lakviar Singh ; Editor Peter Allden
lncludingat2.55News Regional News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Nostalgia quiz, with Martyn Lewis. stereo..
Fern Britton 's cookery challenge. Stereo .
Esther Rantzen hears from women who have given birth in extraordinary places. Stereo.
Antiques game show. Today's guest is actor Leslie Grantham.
Eddie decides he should run away from home.
(Black and white) (Repeat) (Subtitled)
Court Martial. Colonel Foster interviews an actress and her agents, but soon afterwards is accused of espionage. Written by Tony Barwick ; Director Ron Appleton
FirstshownonlTV Subtitled .................
Gay and Lesbian Rights. Homosexuality is still regarded as a crime in some parts of the world. In the last of the series, actress Miranda Richardson talks about the persecution of gay men and lesbians. Repeated at 1.15am
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Annis Tonkinson talks about childhood Christmases and Robin Rendell talks about going to fireworks displays and seeing Father Christmas.
Malcolm Gluck asks whether restaurants charge too much for wine, and tries a bottle of bubbly in New Zealand. See today's choices.
Producer Tina Fletcher ; Executive producer
Fiona Pitcher Stereo Subtitled ...............
* Gluck on Wine: page 40
Stefan Buczacki visits Oteley Garden near Ellesmere, Shropshire. He is joined by local expert Bryan Howard who makes Hodnet Hall nearShrewsburyhis garden choice, and Lesley Jenkins who talks about the garden at Woolerton Hall near Market Drayton.
Producer Claire Boulter ; Series producer Clare Stride
Another chance to see a classic edition of the comedy news quiz hosted by Angus Deayton. Guests TV presenters Paula Yates and Gordon Kennedyjoin Paul Merton and Ian Hisloptotake a satirical look at the news of October 1995.
Director Steve Smith ; ProducerColin Swash
Repeatedtomorrow Repeat
Followed by Human Rights, Human Wrongs
With Jeremy Paxman.
The best in black entertainment, hosted by comedian Felix Dexter.
Get It On
Angie Greaves introduces the raunchy computer dating show.
Brothers and Sisters
Gospel church drama. Lester's court case continues.
Written by Maurice Bessman
Blouse and Skirt
Tony Morris referees a topical battle of comic wits.
What's the 411?
The latest in music, videos, movies, books, fashion and sport. With Mark Tonderai.
Beginner's Guide to....
A series of brief weekly guides to black cultural icons.
Followed by Weatherview
Shown at 7.15pm
