Listings
: Breakfast News
With Jon Sopel and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Jon
Sopel
Unknown:
Sophie
Raworth.
: All over the Shop
Celebrity shoppinggame. Repeat: Kilroy
Studio debate. Subtitled .............: The General
Continuing the series about Southampton general hospital..............................: Royal Ascot: First Show
On the first day of one of the top events in the racing calendar, Clare Balding and Jim McGrath survey the Ascot fashions and look ahead to the week's most valuable race, the St James 's Palace Stakes. More from Ascot at 1.40pmContributors
Unknown:
Clare
Balding
Unknown:
Jim
McGrath
Unknown:
St
James
: News
Regional News and Weather: The Really Useful Show
Today's edition comes from the Dome Leisure Park in Doncaster and includes tips on safety foryoung swimmers.: News
Regional News and Weather: Wipeout
Elimination quiz. Repeat ............: Neighbours
Harold takes Madge's pills and starts to feel drowsy, and Caitlin tries to make a good impression on Josh.Repeatedat5.35pm Subtitled ..........
: Turning Points
Another celebrity talks about a milestone in their life. Repeat: One o'Clock News
Weather Subtitled ...........................: Royal Ascot
Coverage of the first day, featuring races at 2.30 and 3.05. Introduced by Clare Balding and Willie Carson , with commentary and analysis fromJim McGrath , Graham Rock , Jimmy Lindley and Jonathan Powell , plus views on this year's Ascotfashions from Lynda Berry ,
Jeff Banks and guests. The 3.45 and 4.20 races are on BBC2.
Executive producer Malcolm Kemp
Contributors
Unknown:
Willie
Carson
Unknown:
Jim
McGrath
Unknown:
Graham
Rock
Unknown:
Jimmy
Lindley
Unknown:
Jonathan
Powell
Unknown:
Lynda
Berry
Unknown:
Jeff
Banks
Producer:
Malcolm
Kemp
: Bananaman
Animation.Repeat
: Playdays
The Playground Stop.Repeat
: Arthur
Animation. Repeat .: Mr Wymi
Sixth of a 15-part Comedy series about a robot butler.Mr Wymi has trouble with his sums.
Next episode on Thursday at 4.25pm
Repeat
Contributors
Mr Wymi:
Ian Angus
Wilkie
Matron:
Annette
Badland
Billy:
James
Young
Henry:
Reginald
Marsh
Maude:
Sheila
Latimer
Julie:
Dawn
Reid
Gladys:
Bryony
Elliott
Sam:
Stuart
Wilkinsom
Sid:
Iain
Gouck
Alf:
Gavin
Mitchell
Written By:
Malcolm
Lane
: Round the Twist
The second series of the Australian fantasy comedy. There's chaos when Linda successfully hypnotises Pete. Repeat Subtitled.: Newsround
Subtitled: Bright Sparks
The series about young achievers. Including a young pop journalist and a champion gymnast. With Toby Anstis and Diane-Louise Jordan. Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2Contributors
Unknown:
Toby
Anstis
Unknown:
Diane-Louise
Jordan.
: Neighbours
Shown at 12.35pm: Six o'Clock News
Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. Weather David BraineContributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart.
Unknown:
David
Braine
: Regional news magazine
FordetailsseeMonday Subtitled ....: Summer Holiday
The series featuring holiday ideas and tips, with Jill Dando. Thisweek Shilpa Mehta takes a beach holiday for underL400 on the Caribbean island of Tobago, John Nicolson gives tips for those planning to visit Lisbon this summerforthe Expo, and Kate Sanderson samples a holiday in the little-knownSpanish resort of Roquetas de Mar. Plus a couple take a short break in a castle to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. Series producers Karen Brown and Andrew Fettis ; Executive producer
Jane Lush
* Cruise to Australia and the Java
Sea: Reader offer, page
Contributors
Unknown:
Jill
Dando.
Unknown:
Shilpa
Mehta
Unknown:
John
Nicolson
Unknown:
Kate
Sanderson
Producers:
Karen
Brown
Producers:
Andrew
Fettis
Producer:
Jane
Lush
: Keeping Mum
Last in the comedy series about a demanding mother, starring Stephanie ColeTheMomingAfter. Andrew wants his new girlfriend to stay the night, but Peggy disapproves.
Written by Geoffrey Atherden
Director Gareth Carrivick ; Producer
Stephen McCrum Subtitled ...........
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Cole
Written By:
Geoffrey
Atherden
Director:
Gareth
Carrivick
Producer:
Stephen
McCrum
Peggy:
Stephanie
Cole
Andrew:
Martin
Ball
Richard:
David
Haig
Wendy:
Caroline
Harker
Ahmed:
Sanjeev
Bhaskar
Neighbour:
Sunny
Ormonde
: EastEnders
Roy reveals why he has been so upset and Grant learns about the goings-on at the Queen Vic. Next episode tomorrow at 7.50pm. For cast see MondayThe experts' view: Review, p 139
: Children's Hospital
The twice-weekly series pays its penultimate visit to Liverpool's Alder Hey children's hospital. After undergoing three months of chemotherapy, 19-month-old Kieren [text removed] has surgery to remove his liver tumour.Meanwhile two-year-old Ryan [text removed] , who was born with chronic kidney failure, begins treatment to improve his quality of life, and surgeon Rick Turnock tackles a full theatre list.
The final programme is tomorrow at 8.30pm
(Subtitled)
Contributors
Producer:
Sally
Evans
: Nine o'Clock News
With Peter Sissons.Regional News; Weather
David Braine
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons.
Unknown:
David
Braine
: Crimewatch UK
This month help is needed to find the man responsible for the attempted murder of a Czech student on a train. Plus an appeal for information on the robbery of a Royal Mail van. With Nick Ross and Jill Dando.If you have any information on any of the crimes featured in this programme, ring free on [number removed], or e-mail [email address removed]
Crimewatch UK Update is at 11.10pm. See today's choices.
WEB SITE: [web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Nick
Ross
Presenter:
Jill
Dando
Director:
Pieter
Morpurgo
Editor:
Seetha
Kumar
: 999 Lifesavers
Last in the series of dramatic real-life rescue stories, with Michael Buerk and Donna Bernard.Including a paraglider pilot in the Italian alps who lost control and plunged 5,000 feet, and footage of the rescue of a teenager trapped under a lorry in icy water. A new series of 999 Lifesavers is scheduled for the autumn.
Video: for a copy of the 999 Lifesaver video, send a cheque for £9.99, payable to BBC Education, to: [address removed]
Details: on Ceefax page 629 or visit the Website: [web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Buerk
Presenter:
Donna
Bernard
Producer:
Dick
Colthurst
Series Editor:
Andrea
Willis
: Crimewatch UK Update
Latest information.: World Cup 98 Match of the Day
Highlights of the second set of games from Group A, in which Scotland take on Norway in Bordeaux and Brazil face Morocco in Nantes.Commentary by John Motson and Barry Davies. Introduced by Gary Lineker, with Martin O'Neill, Mark Lawrenson and Jimmy Hill.
Contributors
Commentary By:
John
Motson
Commentary By:
Barry
Davies.
Introduced By:
Gary
Lineker
Unknown:
Martin
O'Neill
Unknown:
Mark
Lawrenson
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hill
: Royal Ascot Highlights
A review of the first day at one of the most prestigious meetings in the racing calendar. With Richard Pitman.Contributors
Presenter:
Richard
Pitman
Producer:
Gerry
Morrison
: Almost
Romantic comedy starring Rosanna ArquetteBored with a mundane job and her husband,
Wendy Walters fantasises about a world where romance and glamour are the order of the day.
Director Michael Pattinson
(1990. PG) * See Films: pages 62-69 *
Followed by Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Rosanna
Arquette
Unknown:
Wendy
Walters
Director:
Michael
Pattinson
Wendy:
Rosanna
Arquette
Ronnie:
Bruce
Spence
Jake:
Hugo
Weaving
Deidre:
Kerry
Walker
Elsie:
Doreen
Warburton
Cynthia:
Desiree
Smith
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