Presented by Simon McCoy and Sian Williams, and from 9.00 Carrie Gracie.
Including asparagus on buttery toast with parmesan cheese, and apricot tart.
Jamie Oliver prepares the best pasta salad, chilli con came, and margaritas.
Chef Nick Nairn rustles up dishes using the contents of a viewer's cupboard.
Fast Food. Top ten takeaways and ready meals.
Back in 1997, See Hear profiled Mike Hawthorne, a gay deaf man who's HIV-positive. In an update of that documentary, Mike discusses how his life has progressed over the last seven years. With sign language, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday 12.55am on BBC1 [web address removed]
Coverage of the World Cross-country championships in Brussels as Paula Radcliffe attempts to win a third title.
Having ended an injury-marred 2003 with the European Cross-country title, the Briton will start as favourite despite a surprise defeat over 10km on the road in Puerto Rico three weeks ago. Double World Cross-country champion Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia heads the entrants in the men's race. Commentary by Steve Cram and Brendan Foster. Further coverage tomorrow at 1 25pm in Grandstand.
Producer Martin Webster
Six top-class races from two meetings. The highlight at Uttoxeter is the Midlands Grand National at 2.55, while the two remaining starts are at 1.55 and 2.25. At Ascot, the Handicap Steeple Chase is at 3.15, plus there's two other starts at 2.10 and 2.40. With Clare Balding and Rishi Persad. Producer Gerry Morrison
Editor AlastairMclntyre
Tessa Dunlop is joined by a guest family in search of the identity of one of Hull's famous sons or daughters. Meanwhile, Bill Oddie looks at the city's role in the English Civil War. Series producer Ian Pye : Executive producer Jane Lomas
Mr Monk and the Red Headed Stranger. Could a country singer have murdered his road manager? Guest-starring Willie Nelson as himself.
A visual interpretation of Gustav Hoist's classic 20th-century suite, accompanied by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conducted by David Atherton. Director Rhodri Huw
Producer Fiona Morris
The platoon is assigned to guard a captive U-boat crew in this classic episode from 1973.
Dad's Army is featured in Britain's Best Sitcom at 9.15pm.
The author of classics such as Journey to the Centre of the Earth foresaw space missions, movie-making and electronic communications. Privately, however, the modest Frenchman was tormented by his portentous powers. This one-off documentary reveals that the significance of his work lies not only in his "inventions", but also in his prophesies of the way society would develop - and potentially end. Director Shaun Trevisick ; Executive producers Anthony Geffen and Carol Sennett
5/6. The Curse of Oxford Gaol. 1577: charged with treason and sentenced to have his ears cut off, a bookseller places a curse on the prison court. Within days, according to parish records, hundreds of wealthy men who had been present died an agonising death; women and the poor were spared. Last year an archaeological dig in the area where the court once stood unearthed 30 human skeletons. Could these bones reveal the truth behind the legend of the curse?
Director/Producer Jan Klimkowski
The wartime comedy is the final series in the top-ten rundown of the UK's favourite sitcoms. Arguing its case is comedian Phill Jupitus , whose tribute to the bumbling Home Guard unit features interviews with surviving cast members Clive Dunn and Frank Williams , writers David Croft and Jimmy Perry , and fans such as Major James Hewitt and MP Ann Widdecombe. Vote on [number removed](calls cost lOp), text DADS to [number removed] (maximum cost 12p), or via www.bbc.co.uk/sitcom. The live final is next Saturday. Producer Norman Hull ; Executive producer Ricky Kelehar UK Gold has classic episodes from the top ten contenders weekdays 7-llpm Phill Jupitus on the Divine Comedy: page 36
comedy drama. With no money and a lack of direction, a Deautiful young Danish woman agrees to become a surrogate nother for a wealthy Scottish family. Review page 51.
Director Soren Kragh-Jacobsen (2003)
4/5. Reborn on the 12th of July. Uncle Andy's dream of every day becoming 12 July turns into a nightmare.
Writers Tim McGarry, Damon Quinn and Michael McDowell; Director David G Croft: Producer Colin Lewis First shown on BBC Northern Ireland
Period drama starring Jason Patric and Thandie Newton. North Carolina 1815: farmer August King must decide whether to return a slave girl to her brutal owner or help her flee. Review page 51. Director John Duigan (1995)
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(Repeats not indicated)
2.00 The Passionate Statistician
2.30 The World Network
3.00 Unearthing the Woodwide Web
3.30 Life on a Thread
4.00 Seal Secrets
4.30 The Challenge - Fastest Round-the-world Yacht
5.00 Attack on the Wires
5.30 An English Accent
