Listings
: Breakfast News
With Noel Thompson and Julie Etchingham.Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)
Contributors
Unknown:
Noel
Thompson
Unknown:
Julie
Etchingham.
: Kilroy
The week's final edition of the studio debate. (S)Followed by News (S) and Weather
: City Hospital
More real-life dramas fromSouthampton general, with Phillip Schofield , Nick Knowles , Simon London, Suzi Perry and Edwina Silver. (S)
Followed by News (S) and Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Phillip
Schofield
Unknown:
Nick
Knowles
Unknown:
Suzi
Perry
Unknown:
Edwina
Silver.
: Classic Café
A live four-part series of music and chat in which Stephanie Hughes meets guests from the worlds of dance, theatre and music, at London's RoyalOpera House.
Followed by News (S) and Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Hughes
: Call My Bluff
More tricky word challenges on the daily game show, chaired by Bob Holness. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Holness.
: Vets to the Rescue
Trude Mostue has a busy day, tending to Winky and Twinky the hedgehogs and Belinda the sheep. Plus we learn the fate of Bristol the spaniel.Contributors
Unknown:
Trude
Mostue
: BBC News
Weather (S): Regional News
Weather (S): Neighbours
Tensions are rife in the Robinson family. Anne and Fanto face each other in a painting competition. Can Maurie rely on Bill's support over the building-site accident?Repeated at 5.35pm (S)
: Diagnosis Murder
Witness to Murder. Ayounggirl holds the key to a killing, and someone is out to kidnap her from Dr Sloan's care. (S): Tweenies
Shown 10.30am BBC2 (S) (W): Pocket Dragon Adventures
More antics from the tiny dragons. The dragons use some of the Wizard's magic fertiliser. (S): The Animal Magic Show
On this week's programme, Dominic Wood and Billy Nibbles look at how love makes the animal world go around. We meet the bowerbirds who decorate their nests with gifts that beesfind irresistible. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Dominic
Wood
Unknown:
Billy
Nibbles
: The Wild Thornberrys
Animation.Eliza unwittingly sparks a chain reaction of destruction within the eco-system. (S)
: Two for 2000
On the run-up to the new millennium, CBBC launches its biggest ever game show. In the first heat of this new knockout competition, 2,000 children from all over the UK test their general knowledge and physical endurance. Just 200 will progress to the next stage. Hosted by heptathlete Denise Lewis , with Steve Wilson and Rachael Hopper. See Choice. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Denise
Lewis
Unknown:
Steve
Wilson
Unknown:
Rachael
Hopper.
: Blue Peter
Children's magazine with Katy Hill, Konnie Huq, Simon Thomas and Matt Baker.Repeated next Monday on BBC2
(S)(W)
Contributors
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
Presenter:
Konnie
Huq
Presenter:
Simon
Thomas
Presenter:
Matt
Baker
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm (S): BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Including a weather summary and a preview of the weekend sport. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Fiona
Bruce.
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday (S)Followed by Weather with Peter Cockroft (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Cockroft
: BBC Children in Need
For the 20th year running, the star-spangled fund-raising extravaganza gets under way, as Terry Wogan, Gaby Roslin and Pudsey Bear invite you to join Children in Need 1999.Last year the event raised £20 million and throughout the evening there will be news of how the money was spent, plus details of how to support this year's appeal. Steps kick off proceedings with a pop exclusive. Another Level will attempt a world record to sing in all four nations of the UK in one night, beginning in Scotland. The EastEnders cast take us back to Walford in the year for a live soap-in-a-night. And Martine McCutcheon (above) teams up with a choir of 100 children to perform this year's Children in Need single Love Me. See Choice. Deja View with Mark Lewisohn: page 15
EastEnders ... the good old days: page 35
7.30 Diane Louise Jordan reports on the South East's Children in Need activities from Heathrow airport, where Jeremy Spake from BBC1s Airport series will also meet fund-raisers. Plus a 20th birthday surprise at London's Piccadilly Circus. Regional updates continue through the night.
7.40 There's pop music from S Club 7 and Melanie C, and soccer stars Michael Owen, David Seaman, Alan Shearer and Kevin Keegan launch a competition, open to callers making a donation tonight, to win VIP Premiership tickets.
8.00 More from the cast of EastEnders, then Michael Aspel hosts a classic children's TV quiz with Jamie Theakston, Jayne Middlemiss, Emma Forbes and Phillip Schofield.
8.30 Another Level perform in Belfast on their whistle-stop tour, plus more from Walford, and the Changing Rooms team change themselves into the Village People.
Videoplus code for 7.00-9.00
Contributors
Presenter:
Terry
Wogan
Presenter:
Gaby
Roslin
Participate:
Martine
McCutcheon
Participate:
Mark
Lewisohn
Participate:
Diane Louise
Jordan
Participate:
Jeremy
Spake
Participate:
Michael
Owen
Participate:
David
Seaman
Participate:
Alan
Shearer
Participate:
Kevin
Keegan
Participate:
Michael
Aspel
Participate:
Jamie
Theakston
Participate:
Jayne
Middlemiss
Participate:
Emma
Forbes
Participate:
Phillip
Schofield
: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. Regional NewsWeekend Weather with Peter Cockroft (5)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
Unknown:
Peter
Cockroft
: BBC Children in Need
Terry Wogan and Gaby Roslin return with the party as the Corrs and Simply Red perform live, and Bob Monkhouse resurrects the classic game show The Golden Shot.10.00 More 17th-century soap with the EastEnders ensemble, and Ready Steady Cook's Fern Britton reveals a secret talent.
10.30 Lulu sings her latest single, and musicians, singers and dancers attempt a medley of all the Beatles number one hits in a live "relay" link from one UK region to another.
11.00 Rolf Harris joins the presenters on stage with a celebrity supergroup and the historic EastEnders saga concludes. Plus the new Riverdance- Dancing on Dangerous Ground.
11.40 More reports on fund-raising in the South East, with Diane Louise Jordan and Jeremy Spake.
12.00 Cliff Richard kicks off the post-midnight party, featuring a live extract from the hit musical The Lion King, plus comedian Terry Alderton , Canadian group Barenaked Ladies, and dance sensation Gumboots from London's West End.
1.00 Belinda Carlisle drops in for a song, but will Another Level
make it back to London to complete their lightning UK singing tour? Plus the EastEnders 1666 omnibus and a fund-raising roundup, with a grand total for the evening. Producer Fiona Clark ; Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt (S)
Videoplus code for 9.30-2.00 CEEFAX: for fund-raising details see page
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Unknown:
Gaby
Roslin
Unknown:
Bob
Monkhouse
Unknown:
Fern
Britton
Unknown:
Rolf
Harris
Unknown:
Diane Louise
Jordan
Unknown:
Jeremy
Spake.
Unknown:
Cliff
Richard
Unknown:
Terry
Alderton
Unknown:
Belinda
Carlisle
Producer:
Fiona
Clark
Producer:
Nick
Vaughan-Barratt
: BBC News 24
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