The dangers of playing on ice.
Can Ned be a pilot?
Three Scooby snacks.
Jewel thieves strike.
Ballet class.
The friends play at pantomime.
Can the Munsters really have been chosen as the average Americans? (BW)
Followed by The Witness (R) (S)
'Westminster updates.
Business news.
Rousing true-life adventure.
Left far from home in the care of family friends, two dogs and a cat feel homesick and embark on the hazardous journey back. Review page 62.
Director Fletcher Markle (1963, U)
David Lloyd George struggles to modernise industrial capabilities and supply troops.
(BW) (More tomorrow at 2.20pm)
Can Jennie Bond, Shauna Lowry and Mark Moraghan work out where Catherine Gee is?
(R) (S)
The city of Grenoble in south-east France is the destination for today's antiques hunters.
Lesley Waters and Ross Burden are put to the test.
' Acerbic quiz show.(RHS)
Bristol hosts the antiques show in which valuations and reputations are put to the test. (Revised rpt)
Six hundred canapes for the cast and crew of a West End musical? The chefs could be in for a pasting by pastry in this evening's semi-final.
Conductors Zubin Mehta and Pierre Boulez and singer John Tomlinson contribute as Michael Portillo examines Wagner's opera epic Der Ring des Nibelungen, and its controversial sexual and political overtones.
(Michael Portillo introduces the Royal Opera House's new production of the Ring Cycle on Easter Day)
7/10. Fifty years of correspondence from TV enthusiasts. More tomorrow at 9.50pm.
Priceless Cargo. A fortune in gold may lie beneath the waters of the Philippines. Can adventurer Steve Sargison succeed where three divers have tried, failed and died - and is the treasure haunted?
Director Paul Bradshaw ; Series producer Will Aslett RT DIRECT: Journeys to the Bottom of the Sea VHS, £17.99 (RRP £19.99) inci p&p. To order call [number removed]3850 (national rate)
10/12. There's a shock in store at a Widnes convent, and a new home is needed for a giant papier-mache bull. Meanwhile, a cast iron bath big enough for two poses a problem. Narrated by Susannah Doyle.
Series producer Susan Crook BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: E3.20, monthly
3/4. Christmas cheer turns to tears for single mum Mary when her son Michael takes festivities too far. Meanwhile, Reg and Jenny's daughter Jennifer is still causing mayhem and it's threatening to break up their marriage. Amanda Redman narrates. Director Fiona Grant : Executive producer Simon Ford www.bbc.co.uk/parenting Alison Graham on domestic voyeurism: page 69
6/8. At 43, Paul feels his life is going nowhere.
Chucking in his safe job in airport management, he decides to take his chances backpacking across
Africa. And as he becomes caught up in drug dens and fleshpots, he finds himself on an even more spectacular, emotional and amusing journey than he could ever have bargained for.
Producer Nick Gray ; Series producer Sanjay Singhal
www.bbc.co.uk/holiday
With Kirsty Wark.
Harrowing fact-based drama starring Hilary Swank in the role that garnered her first best actress Oscar. Young drifter Teena passes herself off as a man when she arrives in a small town. Starting a relationship with a factory girl, Teena finds herself in deep trouble when their circle of delinquent friends discover her secret. Review page 64.
Director Kimberly Peirce (1999, 18)
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Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Design & Technology 1 Resistant materials, systems and control, electronic products and textiles. 31926 4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Design & Technology 2. Designing and making products effectively, looking at graphic products and food technology.
