Listings
: Wiggly Park
Nifty starts sleep walking and wakes EW up.(R)
: The Raccoons
More cartoon capers from the Evergreen Forest. (R) (S): The Prince of Atlantis
Orkov and Djin are trapped in a magical mirror.(R) (S)
: The Itsy Bitsy Spider
More arachnid adventures with Itsy and his friends. (R): Rugrats
Animated fun with the pesky kids. (R) (S): Smart Guy
TJ becomes a teaching assistant in Marcus's maths class. (S): Live and Kicking
Katy Hill, Ortis, Trey Farley and Sarah Cawood present a line-up of top acts.See 10.50am on BBC2 for today's guests.
Continues on BBC2 (S) (W)
Contributors
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
Presenter:
Ortis
Deeley
Presenter:
Trey
Farley
Presenter:
Sarah
Cawood
: The Lord Mayor's Show
Live coverage of the traditional procession led by the 673rd Lord Mayor as it progresses through the City of London. Shauna Lowry presents the programme and meets those taking part, while Barry Davies describes the scene. Including at Ham two minutes' silence when the parade will come to a standstill as the nation remembers those who died in the service of their country.Producer Ian Russell (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Davies
Producer:
Ian
Russell
: Grandstand
Presented by Steve Rider from Vicarage Road, Watford.12.20,1.05 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's action and looks ahead to
England's friendly in Italy, where Peter Taylor will take charge of the squad for the first time.
12.50, 1.20, 1.50 Racing From
Haydock Park for three live races from Merseyside's second
November meeting. The 12.55 and 1.55, and the 1.25 Edward Hanmer Memorial Chase.
With commentary from
Jim McGrath , Richard Pitman and Angus Loughran.
1.35, 2.05, 2.55 Rugby Union Scotland v Australia
Live coverage from Murrayfield, kickoff 2.05pm, of the game between Scotland and world champions Australia. The Scots have been slow to find their form this season and the Wallabies will prove to be their biggest test of the season so far.
Commentary by Bill McLaren and Gavin Hastings.
2.45 Around the Grounds A report from the various football grounds around the country.
3.45 Football Half Times A look at the latest football scores.
1.35, 3.55, 4.55 Rugby League World Cup Live coverage from
Vicarage Road, kickoff 4pm, of the first quarter-final of the Rugby League World Cup. This is only the second time that international rugby league has been played at Watford and this match is sure to be a thriller.
Commentary by Ray French and Jonathan Davies.
4.45 Football Results A roundup of the final football scores.
5.40-6.30 Final Score A review of the afternoon's football action.
Producer Helen Kuttner
Editor Carl Hicks (W)
Contributors
Presented By:
Steve
Rider
Unknown:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Peter
Taylor
Unknown:
Jim
McGrath
Unknown:
Richard
Pitman
Unknown:
Angus
Loughran.
Commentary By:
Bill
McLaren
Commentary By:
Gavin
Hastings.
Commentary By:
Ray
French
Unknown:
Jonathan
Davies.
Producer:
Helen
Kuttner
Editor:
Carl
Hicks
: BBC News
With Sian Williams Weather Peter Cockroft. (S)(W): Friends like These
Ant and Dec host another edition of the show that piles on the pressure and tests friendship to the limit. This week, Horsham boys take on South African girls in a series of nail biting challenges to win a trip to the Cook Islands.Producer Mike Agnew ; Series producer Marion Farelly (S) (W)
Contributors
Producer:
Mike
Agnew
Producer:
Marion
Farelly
: National Lottery Stars
Dale Winton is joined tonight by Australian pop duo Savage Garden and tenor Russell Watson. Spice Girl Melanie C also pops into the studio to perform her latest solo single and to assist in the Lottery and Thunderball draws.(S) (W)
Contributors
Presenter:
Dale
Winton
Tenor:
Russell
Watson
Director:
Richard
Valentine
Producer:
Peter
Estall
: Casualty: Marking Time
It's Remembrance Day but Duffy would rather forget her 40th birthday as she confesses to Charlie that she's worried about husband Andrew joining the A&E department. Charlie, though, discovers he has more important things to worry about when his son suddenly goes missing during a trip to the zoo.Written by Len Collin
(S) (W)
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Writer:
Len
Collin
Series Producer:
Rachel
Wright
Director:
Patrick
Tucker
Lisa Duffin:
Catherine
Shipton
Amy Howard:
Rebecca
Wheatley
Max Gallagher:
Robert
Gwilym
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek
Thompson
Colette Kierney:
Adjoa
Andoh
Patrick Spiller:
Ian
Kelsey
Penny Hutchens:
Donna
Alexander
Dan Robinson:
Grant
Masters
Barney Wolfe:
Ronnie
McCann
Finlay Newton:
Kwame
Kwei-Armah
Mel Dyson:
Michelle
Butterly
Spencer:
Ben
Keaton
Louis Fairhead:
Callum
Ray
Vincent Quinn:
James
Barriscale
Mr Williams:
John
Labanowski
Mrs Armitage:
Kerry
Owen
Luke Armitage:
Joe
Williams
Grace Clarke:
Karen
Lewis
Larry Clarke:
Patrick
Godfrey
Bill Clarke:
John
Normington
Kim:
Juliette
Grassby
Janine Harrison:
Leni
Harper
Lock:
Gerry
Home
Daryl Robertson:
Michael
Palmer
: Festival of Remembrance
The Queen and the Prince of Wales join members of the Royal British Legion for the annual ceremony which remembers all those that have lost their lives in combat over the years. Michael Buerk introduces a range of performances which include, the Central Band of the Royal Air Force, the Band of the Royal Marines and the Beacon Boys Choir who perform Forget Me Not. See Choice. Producer Peter Hylton Cleaver (S)Remembrance Sunday: the Cenotaph is tomorrow at 10.30am
Contributors
Introduces:
Michael
Buerk
Producer:
Peter Hylton
Cleaver
: BBC News and Sport
With Sian Williams. Weather Peter Cockroft. (S) (W)Contributors
Unknown:
Sian
Williams.
Unknown:
Peter
Cockroft.
: Match of the Day
The best of the day's action, featuring highlights of Arsenal's game against Derby County at Highbury.Arsenal's current form suggests they are a force to be reckoned with this season while Derby have much work to do in orderto gain theirfirst Premiership win. Introduced by Gary Lineker with Trevor Brooking and Mark Lawrenson. Producer Paul McNamara ; Executive editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at 7.20am; see Match of the Dayon Wednesday at 10.35pm (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/football
BBC MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: price L2.50, available monthly Sport: page 54
Contributors
Introduced By:
Gary
Lineker
Unknown:
Trevor
Brooking
Unknown:
Mark
Lawrenson.
Producer:
Paul
McNamara
Editor:
Niall
Sloane
: The Stand-Up Show
Comedian Tommy Tiernan introduces tonight's line-up including, US sitcom star and talented comic Tom Rhodes , one-time Elvis impersonator Ian Moore and circuit favourite Boothby Graffoe accompanied by guitarist Antonio Forcione. Director Becky Martin ; Producer Karen Rosie (W)Followed by Weatherview (W)
Contributors
Introduces:
Tommy
Tiernan
Unknown:
Tom
Rhodes
Unknown:
Ian
Moore
Unknown:
Boothby
Graffoe
Guitarist:
Antonio
Forcione.
Director:
Becky
Martin
Producer:
Karen
Rosie
: A Question of Sport
Sue Barker and team regulars John Parrott and Ally McCoist are joined by four more star names from the world of sport. Shown last Monday (S) (W)Contributors
Unknown:
John
Parrott
Unknown:
Ally
McCoist
: Top of the Pops
The latest chart hits.Shown yesterday. (S) (W)
: BBC News 24
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