Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Sara Coburn and Adam Shaw.Timetable on Monday ..................................
Contributors
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw.
: Breakfast News
With Andrew Harvey and Juliet Morris.Timetable on Monday Subtitled ....................
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
: Breakfast News Extra
Presented by Juliet Morris.Fordetails see Monday
Contributors
Presented By:
Juliet
Morris.
: Style Challenge
More makeovers. Stereo .................: Kilroy
Topical studio discussion, conducted by Robert Kilroy-Silk. (Stereo)Contributors
Presenter:
Robert
Kilroy-Silk
: Can't Cook Won't Cook
Cookery challenge. (Stereo): News
Regional News and Weather: The Really Useful Show
Consumer programme. (Stereo): News
Regional News and Weather: Snowy River: the McGregor Saga: The Prodigal Father: Part 1
Kathleen is shocked by the sudden appearance in Pattersons Ridge of the husband she thought had died.: Country Walks to Curious Places
Bryan McNerney explores the hills that surround Bath. Last in the series..Contributors
Unknown:
Bryan
McNerney
: One O'Clock News
Weather: Neighbours
Details at 5.35pm (Stereo) (Subtitled): Snooker
Live quarter-final action in the UKChampionship, from the Guild Hall, Preston. Introduced by David Vine.
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Vine.
: Children's BBC: Dilly the Dinosaur
Dilly is worried about the prospect of her swamp-wallowing lessons.(Repeat)
: Children's BBC: Alvin and the Chipmunks
Animation. Alvin is having difficulties understanding his life and family.(Repeat)
: Children's BBC: Julia Jekyll and Harriet Hyde
Twelfth of the 15-part comedy-drama series. Sparks fly when the Rocket Academy unites with a French school.Contributors
Writer:
Jim
Eldridge
Julia Jekyll:
Olivia
Hallinan
Moira Jekyll:
Victoria
Williams
Jerry Jekyll:
Bill
Fellows
Harriet Hyde:
John
Asquith
Memphis Rocket:
Simon
Green
Mrs Rocket:
Ann
Emery
Lester Blister:
Dale
Rapley
Mona Jitter:
Susie
Brann
Jason Jitter:
John
Elmes
Prof Toulouse Pump:
James
Taylor
Edward Knickers:
Guy
Edwards
: Children's BBC: Smart
The art programme features tips for drawing on location, creating wind chimes with crockery and cutlery, and transforming matchboxes into an Advent calendar. Presented by 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
: Children's BBC: Byker Grove
Drama series.Carl is accused of having involved Terry in his dirty work. Last in the series.
(For cast see Tuesday)
: Neighbours
Mal is forced to admit he is going through an emotional crisis. Catherine goes over the edge for the environment. Will Stonie's infatuation be the death of him?(Shown at 1.40 pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Jill Dando.Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Newsreader:
Anna
Ford
Newsreader:
Jill
Dando
Weather Presenter:
John
Kettley
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday: Watchdog
Consumer news and investigative reports, in which the big names on British high streets come in for close scrutiny. Presented by Anne Robinson, with 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
Bianca is contacted by David, and Lorraine finally learns about Joe. Peggy is in for a shock at the Vic.For cast see Tuesday; Omnibus edition on Sunday
: Animal Hospital
The series about the vets and patients at the RSPCA's Harmsworth hospital. This week, Shauna Lowry reports on a happy reunion for Oscar, the rare albino Californian King snake, who was found inside one of the speakers of the PeteBest band. By the time Oscar is returned to his owner, Liverpool student Clara Bartlett , he is already a seasoned traveller. Presented by Rolf Harris.
Producer Sally Dixon ; Series producer Jane Aldous
Contributors
Unknown:
Shauna
Lowry
Unknown:
Clara
Bartlett
Presented By:
Rolf
Harris.
Producer:
Sally
Dixon
Producer:
Jane
Aldous
: 2 Point 4 Children: Vertigo
Domestic comedy series.Bill tells Rona not to heed the dire predictions of Psychic Sadie's latest horoscope.
But following a worrying phone call from her eccentric Aunt Belle, she is not so certain.
(See today's choices) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Writer/Producer:
Andrew
Marshall
Director:
Nick
Wood
Bill:
Belinda
Lang
Ben:
Gary
Olsen
Rona:
Julia
Hills
David:
John
Pickard
Jenny:
Clare
Buckfield
Christine:
Kim
Benson
Aunt Belle:
Liz
Smith
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons. (Subtitled)Regional News
Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Newsreader:
Peter
Sissons
Weather Presenter:
John
Kettley
: Budget Response
By the Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, Malcolm Bruce.(Shown at 10.30pm on BBC2 and 10.40pm on ITV)
Contributors
Speaker:
Malcolm
Bruce
: The Thin Blue Line: Fly on the Wall
Comedy series written by Ben Elton.Starring Rowan Atkinson
A television crew come to Gasforth to make a documentary about policing in the raw - and they don't come much more raw than Fowler's force.
See today's choices.
Producers Ben Elton, Geoffrey Perkins
Director John Birkin
* The Bill and Ben: page 35
Contributors
Written By:
Ben
Elton.
Unknown:
Rowan
Atkinson
Producers:
Ben
Elton.
Producers:
Geoffrey
Perkins
Director:
John
Birkin
Inspector Fowler:
Rowan
Atkinson
DC Boyle:
Mark
Addy
WPC Habib:
Mina
Anwar
PC Goody:
James
Dreyfus
Sergeant Dawkins:
Serena
Evans
DIGrim:
David
Haig
PC Gladstone:
Rudolph
Walker
Bob Tough:
Alan
Cox
Turnip man:
Trevor
Peacock
: Crocodile Shoes
Third in a six-part series of the drama about an aspiring country singer/songwriter, written by and starring Jimmy NailRunning Man. Once out of prison, Jed resigns himself to a life away from the music business, and resolves to find out who framed him. Meanwhile a tabloid journalist starts to pursue him and his friends forthe "inside story" on Jed Shepperd. See today's choices.
Producer Peter Richardson ; Director Roger Bamford
Contributors
Unknown:
Jed
Shepperd.
Producer:
Peter
Richardson
Director:
Roger
Bamford
Jed Shepperd:
Jimmy
Nail
Emma Shepperd:
Melanie
Hill
Pep:
John
Bowler
TedQuimby:
Anthony
Milner
Wendy:
Elizabeth
Carling
Lucy:
Sara
Stewart
Roxanne:
Nadeshda Richter
Brennicke
Warren Bowles:
Robert
Morgan
Sid Flynn:
Brian
Hogg
Vicar:
Alison
Sterling
Omo:
Jeffrey
Knox
Big Chrissie:
Paul
Palance
Archie:
Sammy
Johnson
: Question Time with David Dimbleby
The series in which a studio audience challenges top politicians on current controversies. Tonight's programme in Budget week comes from London. The panel includes Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Michael Jack; shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Alistair Darling; and Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, Malcolm Bruce.Audience: to join Question Time for future programmes, phone [number removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Dimbleby
Panellist:
Michael
Jack
Panellist:
Alistair
Darling
Panellist:
Malcolm
Bruce
Director:
Laurence
Vulliamy
Series Editor:
Christopher
Capron
: Clive Anderson All Talk
More irreverent interviews with Clive Anderson on the lively chat show.(Shown on Sunday at 10.35pm)
Contributors
Presenter:
Clive
Anderson
: Snooker
The identity of all four UK Championship semi-finalists should be known by the end of tonight's session, as David Vine presents highlights from the two remaining quarter-finals at the Guild Hall, Preston.Contributors
Presenter:
David
Vine
: Weather
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