Listings
: Children's BBC: Babar
Cartoon.: Children's BBC: Postman Pat
(Stereo): Children's BBC: The Adventures of Skippy
More kangaroo tales.: Children's BBC: Swat Kats
Cartoon.: Bird in the Nest
The first in a week of live nest-watching programmes.Presenters Bill Oddie and Peter Holden of the RSPB document the joys and hardships of five bird families.
See today's Choices.
Information Pack: available from [number removed] (39p per min cheap rate; 49p per min other times).
See This Week page 11
Contributors
: Cartoon
: Lady Jane
Historical drama starring Helena Bonham Carter, Cary ElwesThe Duke of Northumberland schemes for the unwilling and ill-prepared Lady Jane Grey to succeed the ailing Edward VI. (1985)
Film Reviews pages 48-58
Contributors
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm)(Stereo)
: How the West Was Won
Western starring James Stewart, John Wayne, Gregory Peck, Henry FondaIn the 1830s, New England farmer Zebulon Prescott makes the mammoth journey west with his family in tow. (1962)
Film Reviews pages 48-58
Contributors
: Disneytime
Including extracts from Pinocchio, The Aristocats, Cinderella, The Sword in the Stone, Hocus Pocus, 101 Dalmations and Alice in Wonderland. With MichaelaStrachan.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
: Bird in the Nest
(Stereo): Neighbours
Brett has second thoughts about Lata when he discovers she is not the person he thought she was and Danni takes the blame once too often.(Shown at 1.10pm)
(For cast see Friday)
: Red Nose Awards 95
A Live and Kicking and Comic Relief awards show that honours the films, television programmes, pop acts and personalities voted for by children. With Andi Peters.See today's choices.
(Stereo)
See Children: page 42
Contributors
: That's Showbusiness!
The quiz which tests knowledge about the world of entertainment. Tonight Natalie Imbruglia (Beth Willis in Neighbours) and comedianJohn Moloney face Ian Kelsey (Emmerdale's David Glover ) and comedian Ann Bryon. Hosted by Mike Smith.
Director John Rooney ; Producer Graham B Owens
Contributors
: Watchdog Healthcheck
A series on the health issues that affect consumers in the 1990s, from medical scandals to the latest advances.Today's subjects include chronic back pain, which causes more than seven million people to visit their GPs every year. The programme follows one sufferer, Frances Roughley , as she attends a four-week NHS inpatient clinic. Plus a report on suntans. With
Judith Hann , Alice Chris Beerand Choi. Call the hotline on [number removed] and tell your story to a researcher; or write to PO Box 5555, London W 12 6WD.
Series producer Donna Taberer ; Executive producer SarahCaplin Stereo Subtitled ................ + See Dr Mark Porter : page 37
Contributors
: EastEnders
Grant's on a high after his date but Peggy wants to know who the lucky lady is. Kathy plans a family get-together in the Vic and saves Cindy from a close shave with David.Episode written by Jeff Povey
(For cast see Thursday)
Contributors
: Next of Kin
A new comedy series starring Penelope KeithMaggie and Andrew find that trying to enjoy their grandchildren isn't much fun.
Contributors
: Boomerang
Romantic comedy starring Eddie MurphyConfident of always having the upper hand with women - in business as well as bed - Marcus Graham's "love 'em and leave 'em" attitude is shaken when he meets his new boss, the self-assured Jacqueline. The tables are turned, and his love life is never going to be the same again. (1992)
Film Reviews pages 48-58
Contributors
: News
With Peter Sissons.(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
: Bird in the Nest
An update on the five bird families.(Stereo)
Contributors
: Back to School
Comedy starring Rodney DangerfieldWhen middle-aged, self-made millionaire Thornton Melon unexpectedly visits his son Jason at university, both their lives take a new course. Enrolling, Melon Sr proves a very immature student.
(1986)
Film Reviews pages 48-58
Contributors
: Golf
Highlights of today's final round in the PGA golf championship at Wentworth. Introduced by Steve Rider.Contributors
: Weather
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