Listings
: Breakfast News
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Nicolson
Unknown:
Sophie
Raworth.
: Kilroy
Studio debate. Subtitled .............: The Vanessa Show
Interactive chat show. Subtitled...: News
Regional News and Weather: Real Rooms
Simon Biagi revisits a dining room in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, and a nursery in Bicester, Oxfordshire.Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Biagi
: Can't Cook Won't Cook
Cookery challenges.: News
Regional News and Weather: Call My Bluff
Word panel game: Battersea Dogs' Home
Some of the home's volunteer dog walkers talk about how they help to keep the animals fit. ..............................: One o'Clock News
Weather Subtitled ...........................: Neighbours
An unwanted guest arrives at Karl and Susan's anniversary party.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Ironside
Murder Impromptu. A blackmailer is murdered duringan improvisational stage show. Repeat..............................: Going for a Song
Antiques panel game.................: The Weather Show
Topical weather stories. Subtitled.: Playdays
Peggy Patch and her friends visit a town and watch a fireman.Repeat
Contributors
Unknown:
Peggy
Patch
: The All New Popeye Show: The Incredible Shrinking Popeye
Animated misadventures with the cartoon sailor.(Repeat) (Subtitled)
: Pocket Dragon Adventures
Animation.Subtitled........................................
: Rugrats
Cartoon capers with the loveable babies. Repeat Subtitled.: Home Farm Twins
Third of a 13-part drama series. The twins meet a beautiful white pony called Solo. HannahPOLLY DUNIAM Helen, SOPHIE DUNIAM Dad, MARTIN BALL Mum , JACQUETTA MAY , Sam BEN EVANS , Mr Saunders TODD BOYCE Laura Saunders, SARAH COOMBES
Dramatised by Elly Brewer from The Home Farm books by Jenny Oldfield
Contributors
Unknown:
Polly
Duniam
Unknown:
Sophie
Duniam
Unknown:
Martin
Ball
Unknown:
Jacquetta
May
Unknown:
Ben
Evans
Unknown:
Todd
Boyce
Unknown:
Sarah
Coombes
Dramatised By:
Elly
Brewer
Unknown:
Jenny
Oldfield
: Short Change
The consumer magazine programmeforyoung people, in which children go price-busting up and down the high street forthe best and worst deals. Presented by Tim Vincent. Repeated tomorrow at 7.55am on BBC2Contributors
Presented By:
Tim
Vincent.
: Newsround
Subtitled: See How They Run
Don is in prison, but refuses to give evidence until his daughters are found. Last in the series. For cast see TuesdayDigital widescreen Subtitled .............
Followed by Rewind 1905: Child Labour Yasmin Hickson tells how Maria Domenica
Rolfo had to work in the Italian village of Racconigi when she was eight years old. Repeated tomorrow on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Yasmin
Hickson
Unknown:
Maria
Domenica
: Neighbours
Shownatl.40pm: Six o'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Justin Webb.Weather John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Justin
Webb.
Unknown:
John
Kettley
: Regional news magazine
Fordetails see Monday Subtitled ....: Watchdog with Anne Robinson
Featuring the latest consumer news and investigative reports on everything from car dealers to touroperators. With Alice Beer.Series producer Lisa Ausden Editor Helen O'Rahilly
Digital widescreen Subtitled 64 70
HOTLINE: phone on [number removed]070. Calls charged at national rate; e-mail: [address removed]
Contributors
Producer:
Lisa
Ausden
: EastEnders
As the intimacy grows between Michael and Lisa, Beppe makes a decision that will change his life forever.For cast see Tuesday Omnibus edition on Sunday Subtitled
: Vets in Practice
The twice-weekly series following the Vets' School graduates. Keith Leonard is called out to perform a blood transfusion on a cow, and Trude Mostue takes care of Bonnie, a dog with a skin irritation. Meanwhile, Fiona Green attends to Clyde, a cat who was hit by a bus.Director Jonathan Young ; Series producer Rachel Bell The series continues tomorrowat8pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Keith
Leonard
Unknown:
Trude
Mostue
Director:
Jonathan
Young
Producer:
Rachel
Bell
: Fat Free
Documentary series, narrated by Arabella Weir , which follows five people's dieting stories.Change. Losingweighthas made Terri question every aspect of her life as she considers the effects her new image will have on her plans.
Tracey has lost two stones so far and taken up exercise to help her lose weight. Sean struggles with his first ever diet, while his fiancee bears the brunt of his changing moods.
See today's choices.
Series producer Christine Hall ; Executive producerOlivia Lichtenstein REGISTRATION DETAILS: on ceefax page 625, orwebsite: bbc.co.uk/education Call [number removed]55 forthe fighting Fat,
Fighting Fit Registration Pack, a self-help guide full of practical ideas on how to succeed. Calls cost £2
♦ Shape Up: page 30
Contributors
Unknown:
Arabella
Weir
Producer:
Christine
Hall
: Nine o'Clock News
With Michael Buerk.Regional News
Weather JohnKettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
: Jude
Drama, based on Thomas Hardy's novel, starring Christopher Eccleston, Kate WinsletA rural stonemason in 19th-century England dreams of attending university, but his ambitions are thwarted by an ill-timed affair and his obsession with his beautiful cousin.
Director Michael Winterbottom (1996, 18)
Colour and black and white
Digital widescreen Subtitled 1624 7
See Films: pages 48-52 ****
Film of the Week: page 43
Contributors
Based on a novel by:
Thomas
Hardy
Director:
Michael
Winterbottom
Jude Fawley:
Christopher
Eccleston
Sue Bridehead:
Kate
Winslet
Phillotson:
Liam
Cunningham
Arabella:
Rachel
Griffiths
Aunt Drusilla:
June
Whitfield
Little Jude:
Ross Colvin
Turnbull
Jude as a boy:
James
Daley
Farmer Troutham:
Berwick
Kaler
Stonemason:
Sean
McKenzie
Stonemason:
Richard
Albrecht
Anny:
Caitlin
Bossley
Sarah:
Emma
Turner
Shopkeeper:
Lorraine
Hilton
Uncle Joe:
James
Nesbitt
Tinker Taylor:
Mark
Lambert
Uncle Jim:
Paul
Bown
Gypsy saleswoman:
Amanda
Ryan
Curator:
Vernon
Dobtcheff
Mr Willis:
Paul
Copley
Mr Biles:
Ken
Jones
: Question Time
David Dimbleby presents the series which places politicians and public figures on the spot as they answer questions put to them by the studio audience. Tonight's programme is from Leeds where the panel includes Conservative MP Teresa Gorman and editor of Red Pepper Hilary Wainwright.Executive producer George Carey ; Series editor Charlie Courtauld
WEBSITE: [web address removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Dimbleby
Unknown:
Teresa
Gorman
Unknown:
Hilary
Wainwright
Executive Producer:
George
Carey
Series Editor:
Charlie
Courtauld
: Murder So Sweet
Mystery thriller starringHarry Hamlin
Helen Shaver
KT Oslin
Steve Catlin 's reputation as a lady-killer makes him the prime suspect when his new bride dies mysteriously, or so one of his formerwives, Edie, believes.
With nothing more than a hunch to go on, and the hel p of a detective from out-of-town, she struggles to find proof against the sweet-talking Steve before another death is discovered.
Director Larry Peerce (1993, PG)
* See Films: pages 48-52 **
Followed by Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Harry
Hamlin
Unknown:
Helen
Shaver
Unknown:
Kt
Oslin
Unknown:
Steve
Catlin
Director:
Larry
Peerce
Steve Catlin:
Harry
Hamlin
EdieBallew:
Helen
Shaver
Candy:
Kt
Oslin
Bobby Ballew:
Terence
Knox
Glen Emory:
Ed
Lauter
Bea Emory:
Frances Lee
McCain
Dyna Emory:
Daphneashbrook
Detective Harris:
William
Lucking
Joyce Catlin:
Faith
Ford
MarthaCatlin:
Eileen
Brennan
Lynda:
Juliette
Marshall
About this project
This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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