With Tanya Beckett.
At 6.00 News; 6.10 Business news: 6.15 Sharewatch; 6.27,6.57 Regional news;
6^0 Sport; 635 Consumer, workplace and personal finance issues; 6.55 Weather.
Editor Grant Clelland ....
Michael Peschardt and Sophie Raworth. At 7.00, 8.00 Main news, with summaries every half-hour; 7.27,7.57,8.27,8.57 Weather, Regional news, Travel; 7.32,
8.32 Sport; 7.40 Business.
Editor Andrew Thompson
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Peschardt
Unknown:
Sophie
Raworth.
Editor:
Andrew
Thompson
In the first of four shows for half-term,
Kevin Woodford hosts a culinary contest between presenters from Blue Peter and Children's BBC. Subtitled .....
Continuing the second series of the comedy about a robot butler. Mr Wymi takes a holiday.
Cast and next episode on Thursday at 4.20pm
Repeat Subtitled ....................................
Teenage drama. G Force get the chance to test a new computer game. Lisa HANNAH NICOL , Nina CARMEN PIERACCINI , Fitzy JOHN WARK , Sean JAMES WEIR , Gill JUDITH WILLIAMS, Mr Bullivant PAUL BROPHY
Written by Mike James
Contributors
Unknown:
Hannah
Nicol
Unknown:
Carmen
Pieraccini
Unknown:
John
Wark
Unknown:
James
Weir
Unknown:
Judith
Williams,
Unknown:
Paul
Brophy
Written By:
Mike
James
Featuring a nine-year-old who saved her brother from drowning. With Toby Anstis and Diane Louise Jordan. Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2
CEEFAX: page 533; e-mail: [address removed]
Followed by Rewind 1942: All Because We're Jews. Rachael Holoway reads part of the famous wartime diary of 13-year-old German Jew Anne Frank.
Repeated tomorrow morning on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Toby
Anstis
Unknown:
Diane Louise
Jordan.
Unknown:
Rachael
Holoway
Unknown:
Anne
Frank.
A roundup of regional news, weather and sport, presented this week by Gwenan Edwards , Mike Embley and Charley Figgis. Editor Jane Mote Subtitled .....46
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Followed by Weather Helen Young
Contributors
Unknown:
Gwenan
Edwards
Unknown:
Mike
Embley
Unknown:
Charley
Figgis.
The series that looks at holiday ideas for the summer months.
Carol Smillie continues her tour of Cap Ferrat in the south of France; Dougie Vipond is in Africa to sample the year-round sunshine of the Gambia;
Rowland Rivron and family enjoy a weekend at an indoor holiday complex in Longleat, Wiltshire; and Claudia Winkleman takes a self-catering holiday in Spain. Series producer Karen Brown Editor Jannine Waddell
Digital widescreen Subtitled .....
Contributors
Unknown:
Carol
Smillie
Unknown:
Dougie
Vipond
Unknown:
Rowland
Rivron
Unknown:
Claudia
Winkleman
Producer:
Karen
Brown
The Jacksons try to come to terms with the truth. Will Alex's attempts to help Courtney be the cause of disaster for the Mitchell household?
Episode written by Len Collin
For cast see Monday Subtitled
Website: www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders BBC video and book: The Mitchells:
Naked Truths video, price £13.99; Blood Ties: the Life and Loves of Grant Mitchell by Kate Lock, available in paperback, £4.99
Continuing the series in which animal behaviourists help people with their problem pets. Tonight's troublesome animal companions are a rottweiler that has become a TV addict, a pilfering ferret, an aggressive parrot and two bored meerkats. Presented by Philippa Forrester and vet Mark Evans.
Series producer Cassie Farrell ; Executive producer Mark Hill CONTACT DETAILS: write to: [address removed], or call
[number removed] (charged at national rate)
Contributors
Presented By:
Philippa
Forrester
Unknown:
Mark
Evans.
Producer:
Cassie
Farrell
Producer:
Mark
Hill
Another chance to see Gaby Roslin 's insider look at what happens off-screen on the interior-design challenge series Changing Rooms, in which neighbours have two days and a budget of L500 to restyle each other's rooms. She unearths some of the secrets of the show, such as whether
Carol Smillie gets her hands dirty, and takes star designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to face a couple who are dissatisfied with the results of his work.
Director/Producer Pauline Doidge
Repeat
Last in the documentary series on the environmental health officers of London's Haringey council.
The mortuary staff deal with the tragedy of an abandoned baby whose body lay undiscovered for 25 years, and food inspectors Lorraine Powley and Bosola
Joseph make a nasty discovery in the storeroom of a shop. Series producer Julian Mercer Executive producer Tessa Finch
Tonight, on the programme that reconstructs dramatic rescues, how a woman survived falling
800ft down a Scottish mountain, and the story of a 13-year-old boy whose head was impaled on a bicycle fork. Plus stuntman Marc Cass finds out what it's like to get caught in a flash flood. With Michael Buerk.
Series producer Stephen Rankin
Digital widescreen * Marc Cass : People, page 14
Contributors
Unknown:
Marc
Cass
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
Producer:
Stephen
Rankin
Unknown:
Marc
Cass
Last in the series of variety shows hosted by comedy duo Gareth Hale and Norman Pace.
Tonight they welcome
Leslie Ash and Phillip Schofield , plus sporting guests Annabel Croft , John Inverdale and John Motson.
Director Peter Orton
Producer Candida Julian-Jones
Digital widescreen
Contributors
Unknown:
Gareth
Hale
Unknown:
Norman
Pace.
Unknown:
Leslie
Ash
Unknown:
Phillip
Schofield
Unknown:
Annabel
Croft
Unknown:
John
Inverdale
Unknown:
John
Motson.
Director:
Peter
Orton
Producer:
Candida
Julian-Jones
Drama based on true events, starring
Leonard Nimoy
Blythe Danner
Mel Mermelstein is living the American Dream, but he is also keeping a promise he made to his father, to tell the truth about Nazi treatment of the Jews.
Director Joseph Sargent (1991)
* See Films: pp 54-59 ***
Followed by Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Leonard
Nimoy
Unknown:
Blythe
Danner
Unknown:
Mel
Mermelstein
Director:
Joseph
Sargent
Mel Mermelstein:
Leonard
Nimoy
Jane Mermelstein:
Blythe
Danner
William Cox:
Dabney
Coleman
Richard Fusilier:
Paul
Hampton
Bernie Mermelstein:
Jason
Presson
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