Listings
: Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories
Another double bill of fantastic tales, Moving Day and Without Diana.: Breakfast with Frost
David Frost's guests this week inctude author Gore Vidal. inciudingat 90.30 News; plus weather forecast.Senes editor Barney Jones; Executive editor Tim Orchard Gore Vidal is profiled on Omnibus tomorrow at 10.40pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Gore
Vidal.
Editor:
Barney
Jones
Unknown:
Gore
Vidal
: First Light
Today, "Gladiator" and former Olympic heptathlete Judy Simpson, who is joined by TV presenter and ex-hurdler Kriss Akabusi, talks with Alison Hilliard about the spiritual turning point in her life.Stereo.
Contributors
Interviewee:
Judy
Simpson
Interviewer:
Alison
Hilliard
: See Hear
A took at whether deaf people are getting fair access to justice following three recent court cases which have been affected by major interpreterdifficuities. With signing and subtitles.RepeatedTuesday )2noononBBC2 Stereo.
: Golf
Live coverage of this morning's round of the 36-hole final of the World Matchplay Championship from Wentworth.Commentary by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Dave Marr and Mike Hughesdon. Introduced by Steve Rider.
Contributors
Commentary:
Peter
Alliss
Commentary:
Alex
Hay
Commentary:
Dave
Marr
Commentary:
Mike
Hughesdon
Presenter:
Steve
Rider
: Countryfile
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.25pm.Contributors
Presenter:
John
Craven.
: News; On the Record
Following last week's Conservative Party Conference, Defence Secretary Michael Portillo is interviewed by John Humphrys.(Subtitled)
Contributors
Interviewee:
Michael
Portillo
Interviewer:
John
Humphrys
Editor:
David
Jordan
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Ted comes face to face with his past and Michelle has some news for Geoff.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
A final wartime mission for the teenage adventurer, with Sean Patrick Flanery.Istanbul, September 1918.
Indy's secret peace mission in Turkey is endangered by a traitor. The young agent's ties also complicate his love life - with tragic consequences.
Stereo
Subtitled
Contributors
Indy:
Sean Patrick
Flanery
: Biteback
The BBC's right-of-reply programme examining viewers' concerns and complaints, presented by Sue Lawley. Call the hotline with your comments on [number removed], or e-mail on: [e-mail address removed]Contributors
Presenter:
Sue
Lawley.
: Junior Masterchef
This week features the third and last semi-final, and it is judged by Chef of the Year Paul Heathcote, BBC's Live and Kicking host Emma Forbes and the presenter Loyd Grossman.Contributors
Judge:
Paul
Heathcote
Judge:
Emma
Forbes
Presenter:
Loyd
Grossman.
: The Clothes Show
This week, a look at the work and expertise of the pattern cutter, a report from Milan on the spring/summer 96 collection, and the art of making fake fur in Germany. With Jeff Banks, Caryn Franklin, Brenda Emmanus and Ged Gray. Repeated tomorrow at 2.40pmContributors
Presenter:
Jeff
Banks
Presenter:
Caryn
Frank
Presenter:
Brenda
Emmanus
Presenter:
Ged
Gray
: The Great Antiques Hunt
Th!s week, the contestants are in Northern Ireland where they buy, sell, date and value and are judged by Antiques Roadshow experts. Presented by Jilly Goolden.Contributors
Presenter:
Jilly
Goolden
Director:
David
Cumming
Producer:
Jannine
Waddell
: News
With Moira Stuart. subhMeoWeather Rob McElwee ....
Contributors
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart.
Unknown:
Rob
McElwee
: Songs of Praise
Tonight's programme features hymns chosen by viewers. Sung !n CoventryCathedral by Warwickshire choirs, they include How Great TDou /trt, Lord of All Hoperu/ness and VDe Day TDou
Gavest. introduced by Pam Rhodes.
EdftorHe!en Alexander Rctdtomorrow8.25am.BBC2
Contributors
Introduced By:
Pam
Rhodes.
: Last of the Summer Wine: The Suit that Turned Left
Compo, Clegg and Foggy find themselves on a quest for scientific knowledge.
Stereo Subtitled
Contributors
Writer:
Roy
Clarke
Director/Producer:
Alan J.W.
Bell
Compo:
Bill
Owen
Clegg:
Peter
Sallis
Foggy:
Brian
Wilde
Nora:
Kathy StaffIvy: Jane
Freeman
Edie:
Thora
Hird
Marina:
Jean
Fergusson.
Howard:
Robert
Fyfe
Pearl:
Juliette
Kaplan
Wesley:
Gordon
Wharmby
Glenda:
Sarah
Thomas
Eli:
Danny
O'Dea
: Challenge Anneka
in the last programme of the series, Anneka Rice rescues two African lions from Athens and has just 61 hours to create a new home for them in Kent.Contributors
Presenter:
Anneka
Rice
Director:
Chris
Fouracre
Producer:
Valerie
Ward
: Children in Need - the Countdown Begins
With five weeks to go before Pudsey's big night, Terry Wogan and Sue Cook took at how some of the £16.2 million raised last year was spent, and money-raising schemes for this year.Producer Tom Brisley Stereo Subtitled.. INFORMATION: fundraising packs available from [address removed] or by phoning [number removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Terry
Wogan
Presenter:
Sue
Cook
: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth is excited to learn that Emmet is rehearsing for an amateur musical. Written by Roy Clarke(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Writer:
Roy
Clarke
Director/Producer:
Harold
Snoad
Hyacinth:
Patricia
Routledge
Richard:
Clive
Swift
Elizabeth:
Josephine
Tewson
Daisy:
Judy
Cornwell
Onslow:
Geoffrey
Hughes
Rose:
Mary
Millar
Emmet:
David
Griffin
: Pride and Prejudice
Fourth in a six-part adaptation by Andrew Davies of Jane Austen's novelStarring Colin Firth, Jennifer Ehle, Alison Steadman, Julia Sawalha
Darcy and Elizabeth are both in states of wild agitation after their last meeting.
See today's choices.
Rptd next Sat on BBC2 Stereo Subtitled
Susannah Harker's Kind of Day: p 146
Pride and Prejudice
9.00pm BBC1 After his fumbled proposal which ended the last episode, Darcy is gloomy while Lizzie is furious. But as hidden facts come to light, it seems that Lizzie's prejudice against Darcy may be a little misguided. For one thing, there's the embarrassing discovery that the handsome Wickham is a fraud and a schemer. And then Lizzie meets Darcy on his home territory in Derbyshire and finds him a very different person altogether.
Susannah Harker, who plays older sister Jane, talks about My Kind of Day on page 146.
Contributors
Author:
Jane
Austen
Adapted by:
Andrew
Davies
Producer:
Sue
Birtwistle
Director:
Simon
Langton
Fitzwilliam Darcy:
Colin
Firth
Elizabeth Bennet:
Jennifer
Ehle
Mrs Bennet:
Alison
Steadman
Lydia Bennet:
Julia
Sawalha
Mr Collins:
David
Bamber
Mr Bingley:
Crispin
Bonham-Carter
Miss Bingley:
Anna
Chancellor
Jane Bennet:
Susannah
Harker
Lady Catherine de Bourgh:
Barbara
Leigh-Hunt
Mr Wickham:
Adrian
Lukis
Mr Bennet:
Benjamin
Whitrow
Colonel Fitzwilliam:
Anthony
Calf
Georgiana Darcy:
Emilia
Fox
Charlotte Lucas:
Lucy
Scott
Miss Anne de Bourgh:
Nadia
Chambers
Maria Lucas:
Lucy
Davis
Mary Bonnet:
Lucy
Briers
Lieutenant Denny:
David
Bark-Jones
Mrs Hurst:
Lucy
Robinson
Kitty Bennet:
Polly
Maberly
Colonel Forster:
Paul
Moriarty
Mrs Forster:
Victoria
Hamilton
Mrs Gardner:
Joanna
David
Mr Gardiner:
Tim
Wylton
: News
W!thfV)!chae!Buerk. suM;MeoWeather Rob McE!wee...............24J
: In Search of Happiness: A Change for the Better
A six-part documentary series. presented by Angus Deayton, which each week explores a different aspect of happiness.This first programme looks at ways to become a happier person.
See today's choices.
A bit of what you fancy: page 32
Contributors
Presenter:
Angus
Deayton
Director/Series Producer:
Sheree
Folkson
: Everyman: Double Exposure
For centuries the Turin Shroud - the ultimate relic - was thought to be the image of the crucified Christ. In 1988, the shroud was scientifically proved to be a fake but this has merely fuelled a new controversy. While some search for evidence to authenticate the shroud, for others the burning questions are what is it, who made it and why? Producer Nikki Stockfey; Series editorRichard Denton (Stereo) (Subtitled)
: Dead of Winter
Suspense thriller starring Mary Steenburgen, Roddy McDowallAspiring actress Katie McGovern jumps at the chance of a part in a new movie. But it looks as if Katie has landed a lead role in her own murder.
(1987) Subtitled
See Films: pages 61-68 ***
Contributors
Director:
Arthur
Penn
Katie McGovern:
Mary
Steenburgen
Thomas Franklin Murray:
Roddy
McDowall
Dr Joseph Lewis:
Jan
Rubes
Rod Sweeney:
William
Russ
Roland McGovern:
Mark
Malone
: The Sky at Night
Fibres of Light. Dr Russell Cannon ta!ks with Patrick Moore about the Anglo-Australian Observatory telescope's new facility. Producer Pieter MorpurgoRepeated Thurs 5.40pm, BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Patrick
Moore
Producer:
Pieter
Morpurgo
: Weather
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