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: Breakfast News
With Nicholas Witchell and Tanya Sillem.Contributors
: Kilroy
Topical discussion. Stereo: Newshound
Current affairs quiz. Stereo: News Subtitled
Regional News; Weather: Good Morning.... with Anne and Nick
Featuring 10.40 Value for Money 10.45Life sans Frontières 10.50 Garden Make-over
11.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News;
Weather 11.05TV Comment 11.10 Phone-in
11.20 StarGuest of the Day 11.30 Video Horoscope 11.40 Touch of Love 11.45
Showbiz Report 11.55 Hotline 12.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News; Weather
: Pebble Mill
Today's guests are the Bee Gees. Plus Judi Spiers looks at the build-up to tonight's Children in Need.Contributors
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo Subtitled: Holiday
(Shown on Tuesday at 7.00pmj: The Flying Doctors
Nick comes across a pregnant teenager and finds himself in the role of midwife.: Cartoon
: Philbert the Frog
Cartoon. Stereo: Superbods
An exploration of the human body.Today: how do our bodies fit so neatly together? Presented by Nicola Davies and Philip Hawthorn.
Contributors
: The Animals of Farthing Wood
The animals' path to White Deer Park is blocked by a busy motorway. Animation based on the books by Colin DannContributors
: Record Breakers
Including BMX bike action, top jockey Peter Scudamore , the world's tallest Lego tower, and John Evans balancing over 80 milk crates on his head.With Roy Castle, Cheryl Baker and KrissAkabusi.
Contributors
: Byker Grove
Marcus discovers a terrible truth.: Neighbours
Lou's love life receives an unexpected setback. Cameron is tempted. Jim still struggles with his feelings for Pam. (Shownat at 1.30pm): Six O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart. SubtitledWeather John Kettley
Contributors
: Children in Need
Pudsey couldn't enjoy his big night without the help of Terry Wogan, who roams London with the cast of Casualty. Back at Television Centre, special guests Take That join Sue Cook and Andi Peters.There's a live report by Noel Edmonds on fundraising efforts in Crinkley Bottom, and Simon Mayo rounds up events throughout the country involving such stars as John Leslie , Lesley Joseph and Craig McLachlan.
Throughout the evening there will be reports on projects funded by your donations to last year's Children in Need appeal.
7.30 South East
From the Top of the Pops studio, Rob Curling introduces star guests East 17, Bad Boys Inc and Sean Maguire (Aidan in EastEnders), plus news of the region's best fundraising events.
7.40 Terry Wogan meets the cast of Sunset Boulevard and Frank Bruno reveals the total raised by Sunday's Great Round Table Toddle.
8.00 Noel Edmonds launches BBC1's 3-DTV week with a special Doctor Who adventure - put on your 3-D glasses and enter Dimensions in Time, in which all the Doctors find themselves trapped in Albert Square with the EastEnders. The story concludes in Noel's House Party tomorrow - you can choose which ending is shown by phoning [number removed] for Mandy, or [number removed] for Big Ron (calls cost 36p per minute cheap rate).
Also in 3-D: David Bellamy hits the nature trail.
8.40 Terry Wogan reveals who has been impersonating Pudsey Bear on the Children in Need information lines. Plus a special 3-D film report on the Harlequin Marching Band which has been funded by Children in Need. Thirty years of Doctor Who - experience it in 3-D! SEE FEATURE page 36
9.00 Nine O'Clock News With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News; Weekend Weather John Kettley
9.30 Terry Wogan and Sue Cook have a surprise for Jeremy Beadle.
Live in 3-D, Andi Peters introduces the Pet Shop Boys.
10.00 Pauline Quirke and Linda Robson sing "Abba" with some unlikely Bennies and Bjorns, and Angus Deayton drops in with the KYTV gang. In a special 999 report, Michael Buerk reconstructs a dramatic rescue, in the BBC canteen, by the casts of Casualty and London's 's Burning, and there's a guest appearance by the Bee Gees.
11.15 Mike Smith hosts a special That's Show business - Danny Baker and Loyd Grossman , representing the BBC, take on Chris Evans and Gaby Roslin of Channel 4's Big Breakfast.
11.35 South East Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer are joined by Craig McLachlan straight from Grease, Sinitta and other stars of Hair!, plus the Blues Band.
12.00-2.00am Terry Wogan and Sue Cook return with Revenge -in which celebrities can get even with anyone they like, in exchange for donations. Pauline Quirke and Linda Robson perform a sketch written by Pauline, and Andrew Lloyd Webber introduces Patti LuPone singing a number from Sunset Boulevard. The Drop the Dead Donkey team look at the morning's headlines, and the cast of Crazy for You show they've got rhythm. Tom Conti , David Suchet and Juliet Stevenson are among the guests.
Including at 1.15 a roundup from the regions; at 1.45, some of the highlights of the evening; and at 1.55 tonight's grand total is announced.
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