Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Double bill.
Shown last Friday
Bernie finds Corneil's diary.
Mona's dad gets a new job. (R) (S)
Followed by Bernard
Wolfie's secret is revealed.
Another celebrity visitor challenge.
The fourth pair are eliminated.
Shown last Friday on BBC1
A surprise visitor poses a threat.
Followed by Bernard
(R) (S)
Continuing the story of profoundly deaf flautist Ruth Montgomery who is playing as a soloist with the Russian National Orchestra. With voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 1.50am on BBC1
www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
Gene Kelly stars in this glamorous musical, the first in a double bill of films by Vincente Minnelli. Jerry is loved by Milo. Perversely, he then falls in love with a poor orphan. Review page 45.
(1951, U)
Passionate biographical drama based on the life of Vincent van Gogh, starring Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn.
Review page 45. (1956, PG)
Film Trivia: page 57
The afternoon's results.
9/13. The Art of Leadership.
Flower discovers her daughter is keeping a secret.
5.30 10/13. Balance of Power. Mozart tries to impose herself.
Both shown last Sunday
General knowledge quiz in which contestants try to correctly answer a chain of consecutive questions as a team, before players are voted off individually at the end of each round. Anne Robinson hosts.
Series producer Alexandra McLeod
Period romantic drama based on Dodie Smith's novel, starring Romola Garai and Bill Nighy. 1930s England: 17-year-old Cassandra Mortmain leads a peculiar existence with her oddball family in a ramshackle castle. But the spectre of first love is hovering impatiently in the wings. Review page 45.
Director Tim Fywell (2002, PG)
Fletcher is desperate to transfer his services from making fishing nets to the library. He tries to get back into the governor's good books by heroically solving a rooftop protest involving fellow inmate
McLaren. His descent is not quite so heroic though. Writers Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais ;
Producer Sydney Lotterby
Intriguing romantic drama, adapted from the novel by Philip Roth , starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman. Shamed and bitter professor Coleman Silk embarks on a romance with a troubled waitress 30 years his junior after being driven from his job at a university. As their relationship deepens, Silk reveals an astonishing secret from his past. Review page 45.
Director Robert Benton (2003, 18)
Ed Harris directs and stars in Pollock on Monday at 11.50pm This week's premieres: page 41
Extended version of BBC1's Friday edition, with guest host Jeremy Clarkson and panellists
Krishnan Guru-Murthy and comedian Michael Mclntyre joining Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. (Revised rpt)
Comedy starring Wilfrid Brambell , Harry H Corbett , Diana Dors and Bill Maynard. When rag-and-bone-men Steptoe and Son put their carthorse into retirement, Harold's mission to buy a replacement has an unintended outcome. Review page 45.
Director Peter Sykes (1973, PG)
Drama exploring the ramifications of marriage through the eyes of six couples. Set over one night and the morning after, the lives and loves of a group of friends come under scrutiny when one couple announce they have wed. Mark Addy , David Baddiel , Morwenna
Banks, Kate Hardie , Toby Stephens and Fay Ripley star. Writer Morwenna Banks ; Director Troy Miller Morwenna Banks is in Ruddy Hell! Its Harry and Paul on Monday at 10pm
