Listings
: Breakfast News
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)
Contributors
: Goosebumps
Ends 10.30Welcome to Camp
Nightmare (part 1). Billy's first camp is not as he expected. (R) (S)
: Snorks
Animation. (R): Peter Pan and the Pirates
TalesofNeverland. (R) (S): Tweenies
Christmas Fairy. Bella nominates Fizz to be the tree fairy.Repeated at 3.25pm (S) (W)
: Time Warrior
The Human Pets. Josh and his friends journey to the year70379 where giant, waddling Fatlings hold them captive, keeping them as pets. (S)
: Cartoon
: The Magician's House
Second part of the family drama. The Rat tells Mary that Phoebe, her father's girlfriend, is a witch. StephenFurther cast on Wednesday 22
(R) (S) (W)
Contributors
: Barking Mad
A rottweiller, a ferret, a parrot and some meercats are treated. (R) (S): BBC News
Weather (S): Regional News
Weather (S): Neighbours
Phil vows to end the aeroplane game. Hannah rejects Paul.Repeated at 5.35pm (S)
: Columbo
The Bye, Bye, Sky High IQMurder Case. The dishevelled detective investigates an accountant whose embezzling results in murder. (R) (S)
: News; Regional News
Weather: Spider
Cartoon. (R) (S): Chucklevision
Paul and Barry stay at a hotel where the owner is allergic to animals. (S): Noah's Island
As Diamantina's end approaches, Queen Abront entrusts the frogs to Reg and Sacha. Last in the series. (R)(S): Why 5
Concludingthe series focusing on the hidden relationships between everyday objects. This week a toy boat, a lens, a calendar, a watch and a teacup prompts visits to Sizewell power station, Stonehenge and Jodrell Bank. With Ortis and Mary Anne Hobbs. Repeated tomorrow at 8.10am on BBC2, with signing (S)Contributors
: Pig Heart Boy
Fifth in a six-part drama set in the near future. Cameron discovers the dangers of swimming.This week's episodes written by Carolyn Sally Jones. Part 6 on Thursday 23 at
5.10pm (S)
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm (S): Regional news magazine
For details see Monday 20 (S)Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang (S)
Contributors
: Holiday
Craig Doyle suggests millennium breaks in London,Dougie Vipond accepts a snowboarding challenge in Saas Fee, Switzerland, Toyah Willcox tours the Holy Land and Anneka Rice heads for the Caribbean island of St Lucia.
Series producer John Comerford ; Editor Jannine Waddeii (S) (W)
Contributors
: Children's Promise: the Man in the Golden Suit
The millennial appeal continues. IS) (W): EastEnders
Sam tries to make peace over Christmas lunch, while Peggy and Frank have their hands full with Janine.For credits see Monday 20; for further cast see Tuesday 28 (S) (W)
Contributors
: Animal Hospital
The owner of some newborn puppies is apprehensive about finding new owners as Christmas approaches, and a lurcher arrives at the hospital in a dreadful condition.Presented by Rolf Harris , Rhodri Williams and Christa Hart. Series producer Tina Fletcher (S) (W) The next edition is on Boxing Day at 5.55pm
Contributors
: Christmas with Dad
A holiday edition of the comedy about father-son conflict. Nemesis. During Alan's childhood, Brian constantly compared him unfavourably to his friend Barry. When Barry spends Christmas with Alan's family, the old rivalry returns.Written by Andrew Marshall ; Producer Rosemary McGowan
Director Angela de Chastelai Smith (S) (W)
Contributors
: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. Regional NewsWeather with Isobel Lang (S)
Contributors
: Heat
Crime thriller starring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. Detective Vincent Hanna has spent much of his career on the trail of Neil McCauley , a professional thief notorious for his meticulous and daring robberies. Now McCauley is planning a final heist, leaving one last chance to bring him to justice.Director Michael Mann (1995, 15) (S) (W) Films: pp 51-80 *****
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Who on Earth?
A Club for Non-members? Dominican Anthony Sutch , a monk and headmaster, asks whether Jesus would recognise and want to be associated with today's Church. (S) (W) Next programme tomorrow at 10.55pmContributors
: Billion Dollar Brain
Spy thriller continuing the season offilms starring Michael Caine. Harry Palmer investigates an old CIA acquaintance involved with an anti-communist organisation. Widescreen. Director Ken Russell (1967, PG) (S) Michael Caine stars in Alfie tomorrow at 12 midnight Films: pp 51-80 **Contributors
: BBC News 24
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