Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Sara Coburn and Adam Shaw.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb at the Conservative Party conference, and Andrew Harvey in the studio. Timetable on MondayContributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
: Breakfast News Extra
WithLizMacKean.: Style Challenge
Another makeover. (Stereo): Kilroy
Topical studio discussion. (Stereo): Can't Cook Won't Cook
Cookery challenge, with chef Kevin Woodford.Contributors
Presenter:
Kevin
Woodford
: News
Regional News and Weather: Conservative Party Conference
Live coverage from Bournemouth including speeches by Defence Secretary Michael Portillo and Chancellor Kenneth Clarke.Presented by Jon Sopel and Diana Madill.
Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Jon
Sopel
Presenter:
Diana
Madill
Speaker:
Michael
Portillo
Speaker:
Kenneth
Clarke
: One O'Clock News
Weather: Neighbours
Details at 5.35pm (Stereo) (Subtitled): Call My Bluff
Panel game show. (Stereo): The Terrace
DIY and interior design series presented by Mike Reid, which today has luxurious ideas for the bathroom.(Stereo)
Contributors
Presenter:
Mike
Reid
: Incognito
The general knowledge quiz introduced by Peter Smith.Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
Smith
: Little Bear
Animation. (Stereo): Children's BBC: Chipmunks Go to the Movies
Animation.(Repeat)
: Julia Jekyll and Harriet Hyde
Fifth of the 15-part comedy-drama series. There's a spy from the authorities in the Rocket Academy. Who could it be - a teacher, or even one of the children?Written by Jim Eldridge
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Writer:
Jim
Eldridge
Julia Jekyll:
Olivia
Hallinan
Moira Jekyll:
Victoria
Williams
Jerry Jekyll:
Bill
Fellows
Memphis Rocket:
Simon
Green
Mrs Rocket:
Ann
Emery
Lester Blister:
Dale
Rapley
Mona Jitter:
Susie
Brann
Jason Jitter:
John
Elmes
Harriet Hyde:
John
Asquith
Edward Knickers:
Guy
Edwards
Nicola Blister:
Tiffany
Griffiths
Sharon Blister:
Karen
Salt
: Smart
Today, the art programme offers advice on depicting animals in the wild, lively ways to redesign your TV set, and making pictures at the stables. With Jay Burridge, Josie d'Arby and Mark Speight.(Repeated tomorrow at 7.55am on BBC2)
Contributors
Presenter:
Jay
Burridge
Presenter:
Josie
d'Arby
Presenter:
Mark
Speight
: Byker Grove
Will this be the best day of Angel's life - and did Brigid really meet the boy of her dreams?(For cast see Tuesday)
(Subtitled)
: Neighbours
George runs out of friends in Ramsay Street. Is Danni marrying for love? The Kennedy siblings find they won't be home alone after all.(Shown at 1.40pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Jennie Bond.Weather Peter Cockroft
Contributors
Newsreader:
Anna
Ford
Newsreader:
Jennie
Bond
Weatherman:
Peter
Cockroft
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday: Watchdog
The latest consumer news and investigations, presented by Anne Robinson, with reports by Alice Beer, Denise Mahoney, Johnathan Maitland and Andy Webb.Watchdog Hotline: call free on [number removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Anne
Robinson
Reporter:
Alice
Beer
Reporter:
Denise
Mahoney
Reporter:
Johnathan
Maitland
Reporter:
Andy
Webb
Editor:
Steve
Anderson
: EastEnders
Kathy asks for Grant's help in her search for the truth. Cindy is under increasing pressure will David come to her rescue?(For cast see Tuesday; Omnibus edition on Sunday)
: Animal Hospital
More tricky cases for David Grant and his team of vets at Harmsworth hospital.Reporters Steve Knight and Shauna Lowry are on the emergency beat with the RSPCA's ambulance drivers and inspectors who are on 24-hour call. Presented by Rolf Harris.
See today's choices.
(Further Details: see Ceefax [page number removed])
Contributors
Presenter:
Rolf
Harris
Reporter:
Steve
Knight
Reporter:
Shauna
Lowry
Producer:
Helen
Thomas
Series Producer:
John
Groom
Vet:
David
Grant
: The Hello Girls: The Occasion Cake
Drama series, set in 1959, charting the lives and loves of five switchboard operators on the Derby telephone exchange.Starring Letitia Dean
A boxed cake is brought to the exchange by Miss Marriott and left in the supervisors' room. The girls try to find out who the cake is for, but disaster follows.
Contributors
Writer:
Ruth
Carter
Producer:
Laurence
Bowen
Producer:
Jacinta
Peel
Director:
Richard
Laxton
Chris Cross:
Letitia
Dean
Sylvia Sands:
Amy
Marston
Dick Mandeville:
Colin
Wells
Ronni Ferrari:
Helen
Sheals
Pam Heath:
Kate
Lonergan
Val Pepper:
Samantha
Seager
Miss Marriott:
Maggie
McCarthy
Miss Armitage:
Stephanie
Turner
Jim:
Paul
Parris
: Party Political Broadcast
By the Labour Party.Shown at 10.00pm on ITV and 10.25pm on BBC2
: News
With Michael Buerk. (Subtitled)Regional News
Weather Peter Cockroft (Subtitled)
Contributors
Newsreader:
Michael
Buerk
Weatherman:
Peter
Cockroft
: The X Files: The List
The sci-fi series starring David Duchovny, Gillian AndersonAs Napoleon "Neech" Manley faces execution after more than 11 years on Florida's death row, he vows to return from the dead and seek vengeance on his enemies. See today's choices. (Stereo)
Contributors
Fox Mulder:
David
Duchovny
Dana Scully:
Gillian
Anderson
Roque:
Bokeem
Woodbine
Neech:
Badja
Djola
Speranza:
John
Toles-Bey
Parmelly:
Ken
Foree
Danielle:
April
Grace
Daniel Charez:
Greg
Rogers
Fornier:
Mitchell
Kosterman
Oates:
Don
MacCay
Ullrich:
Paul
Raskin
Keyguard:
Denny
Arnold
Chaplain:
JP
Finn
Warden:
Jt
Walsh
: They Think It's All Over
The comic sports quiz, hosted by Nick Hancock. With team captains David Gower and Gary Lineker. and their partners Lee Hurst and Rory McGrath. This week's guests include comedian Jo Brand.(See today's choices)
(Repeated next Saturday)
Contributors
Presenter:
Nick
Hancock
Team captain:
David
Gower
Team captain:
Gary
Lineker
Panellist:
Lee
Hurst
Panellist:
Rory
McGrath
Guest:
Jo
Brand
Producer:
Jim
Pullin
Producer:
Harry
Thompson
Executive Producer:
Peter
Fincham
: Question Time with David Dimbleby
Tonight's programme comes from Bournemouth, venue of the Conservative Party conference. The panel members are Health Secretary Stephen Dorrell, shadow Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, Liberal Democrat MP Emma Nicholson, and Ruth Lea, head of the Institute of Directors' Policy Unit.Audience: to join Question Time for future programmes, phone [number removed]
Contributors
Chairman:
David
Dimbleby
Panellist:
Stephen
Dorrell
Panellist:
Robin
Cook
Panellist:
Emma
Nicholson
Panellist:
Ruth
Lea
Director:
Laurence
Vulliamy
Series Editor:
Christopher
Capron
: Clive Anderson All Talk
Guests on Clive Anderson's chat show are Eddie Murphy and Ben Elton.(Shown on Sunday at 10.15pm)
Contributors
Presenter:
Clive
Anderson
Guest:
Eddie
Murphy
Guest:
Ben
Elton
: Which Way to the Front?
Comedy directed by and starring Jerry Lewis with Jan MurrayWhen a neurotic young millionaire is rejected from the services during the Second World War, he decides to form and train his own army to fight the Nazis.
(1970 U)
See Films: pages 57-64 *
Contributors
Director:
Jerry
Lewis
Brendan Byers III:
Jerry
Lewis
Sid Hackle:
Jan
Murray
Finkel:
John
Wood
Peter Bland:
Steve
Franken
Lincoln:
Willie
Davis
Terry Love:
Dack
Rambo
Adolf Hitler:
Sidney
Miller
: Weather
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