Animation about an endearing Irish duckling who gets separated from his parents.
A boy takes Santa to court over non-delivery of 600 presents.
Press the red button between 7.00am and 7.00pm to access two sing-along Christmas songs from the CBeebies gang and Something Special's Mr Tumble.
Children perform a nativity play.
The postie tries to deliver a mountain of Christmas presents. (S)
Sentimental seasonal drama starring Jenny Garth. Reporter Rebecca Chandler is sent by her editor to discover the identity of the "Secret Santa" donating gifts to the needy. Review page 64. (2003, PG)
Long Drive. Reese goes to prison for a day.
12.20 Kicked Out. Hal decides to throw Malcolm out.
The Adventure of the Black Falcon A nightclub owner is poisoned, prompting the sleuth to investigate a murky past. Roddy McDowell guest-stars.
Comedy starring Dudley Moore and John Lithgow. After creating havoc at the North Pole, Patch, one of Santa's elves, heads for New York to make a name for himself. Review page 64. (1985, U)
Paul Martin visits Burghley House, while the experts get to work in nearby Peterborough.
5/5 Nicki Chapman meets Lord Rothschild, owner of Waddesdon Manor.
Rocket on, Tommy? Cannon and Ball cook off.
Anne Robinson hosts the general knowledge quiz. A Weakest Link special edition of Outtake TV can be seen at 6pm.
Expose of the gaffes and goofs that have occurred during the filming of quiz show Weakest Link.
There's another episode on BBC1 at 8.30pm.
An hour-long special before tomorrow night's final, which includes highlights from the series.
A warm, fitting and absorbing paean to the influential gardener and writer, who died last January at the age of 84. Through his witty, opinionated columns in Country Life and The Guardian, and in his books, Lloyd challenged the tyranny of "good taste" in the garden, liberating vivid colour and reviving the fortunes of unfashionable plants. His laboratory was his own house and garden at Great Dixter in East Sussex, where he was born and lived out his life. Friend and admirer
Alan Titchmarsh explores the formative effect of Lloyd's talented and strong-minded parents, and charts the development of a shy boy into a grand old man of gardening who delighted in inspiring others.
A Feast for the Senses. In a festive, celebratory mood at Berryf ields, Monty gets busy in the kitchen garden, harvesting roots, greens, herbs and fruits for a sumptuous yuletide feast for his co-hosts; Carol creates a scented and bejewelled Christmas border, and checks out a large range of Brussels sprouts at RHS Wisley; Joe offers alternatives to the traditional Christmas tree; and Sarah Raven joins the gardening posse to make home-made decorations for both table and tree from fresh flowers, seed heads and feathers. Producer Andy Vernon ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards Gathering winter fuel: page 40
Presented by Emily Maitlis.
Kirsty Wark is joined by Julie Myerson , Mark Kermode , John Harris and Ekow Eshun to discuss the cultural highlights - and turkeys - of the past 12 months.
Series producer Tanya Hudson
1/8. The Double Acts. Laurel and Hardy, Reeves and Mortimer, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. ... They've endured every twist and turn in showbusiness, but behind the smiles there's often intense pressure. Stephen Fry narrates. Episode two is tomorrow.
Director/Producer Andy Humphries
Tense drama starring
Nicholas Turturro and Anthony DeSando. The violent conduct of an Italian-American jewel thief, who burgles local Mob homes, comes to a head when his best mate announces plans to go to Italy. Review page 64.
Director Micahel Corrente (1994) (BW)
