Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Sophie Raworth and Jeremy Bowen.Timetable on Monday (S) (W)
Contributors
Presented By:
Sophie
Raworth
Presented By:
Jeremy
Bowen.
: Kilroy
Studio debate hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk . (S) Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Kilroy-Silk
: City Hospital
Another slice of real-life medical drama from Southampton, with Shauna Lowry , Nick Knowles , Suzi Perry and Edwina Silver.(S) Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Shauna
Lowry
Unknown:
Nick
Knowles
Unknown:
Suzi
Perry
Unknown:
Edwina
Silver.
: Celebrity Ready Steady Cook
Pop star Peter Andre and racing driver David Coulthard join chefs Nick Nairn and Paul Rankin for the culinary challenge. (R) (S)Contributors
Guest:
Peter
Andre
Guest:
David
Coulthard
Presenter:
Nick
Nairn
Presenter:
Paul
Rankin
: House Invaders
Do-it-yourself ideas with designer Linda Barker. (R) (S) Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)Contributors
Designer:
Linda
Barker.
: Playing for Time
General-knowledge quiz show in which every second is vital. With Eamonn Holmes. (S) (W)Contributors
Unknown:
Eamonn
Holmes.
: Doctors
The Sacrifice. When a ballerina sacrifices her health for her art, Steve must convince more than one person of the dangers.Written by Sarah-Louise Hawkins
(S) (W)
Contributors
Written By:
Sarah-Louise
Hawkins
Dr Helen Thompson:
Corrinne
Wicks
Dr Steve Rawlings:
Mark
Frost
Chris Rawlings:
Steven
Brand
Jane Dutton:
Jaimie
Allison
Laura Dutton:
Tricia
George
: BBC News
Weather (S) (W): Regional News
Weather (S) (W): Neighbours
Lyn suspects that Joe is having an affair. Toadie and Lance race to find their missing beer.Repeated at 5.35pm (S) (W)
: Diagnosis Murder
The Murder of Mark Sloan. Dr Sloan meets a fiery death when his car is blown up. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Sloan.
: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth plans to help Richard make the most of his early retirement. (R) (S): Arthur
The cartoon adventures of a young aardvark. (R) (S): Rugrats
Animated antics.(R) (S)
: Why 5
The children's science show, presented by Ortis, returns for a new six-part series. Once again he must travel around the country to try and track down the five hidden connections set for him by Mary Anne Hobbs.See Choice.
(Repeated on Wednesday at 7.50am)
(S) (W) Website: [web address removed]
Why 5 Science Hotline: [number removed] (calls are free of charge)
Contributors
Presenter:
Ortis
Unknown:
Mary Anne
Hobbs
: Byker Grove
Recruitment fever seizes the Grove.Written by Caspar Berry
Continues on Thursday (S)
Contributors
Written By:
Caspar
Berry
Adam:
Alex
Beebe
Greg:
Gary
Crawford
Matt:
Adam
Scott
Nikki:
Siobhan
Hanratty
Bill:
Adam
Ironside
Joe:
Chris
Beattie
Laura:
Louise
Henderson
Luke:
Dominic
Beebe
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm (S) (W): Regional news magazine
For details see Monday (S) (W)Followed by Weather with Michael Fish. (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Fish.
: Holiday 2000
Craig Doyle reports from the island of Mauritius, and Top of the Pops presenter Josie D'Arby is in Cyprus. Plus, in the second winter-holiday report, Jamie Theakston samples a family skiing holiday in the French resort of La Rosière. Series producers Lindsay Bradbury and Jacqui StephensonEditor Jannine Waddell (S) (W)
WEBSITE: www.holiday.beeb.com
Contributors
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Presenter:
Josie
D'Arby
Unknown:
Jamie
Theakston
Producers:
Lindsay
Bradbury
Producers:
Jacqui
Stephenson
Editor:
Jannine
Waddell
: EastEnders
An awkward encounter at work makes Peggy face some uncomfortable truths, and Phil turns up the heat.For credits see Monday (S) (W)
Contributors
Beppe di Marco:
Michael
Greco
Joe di Marco:
Jake
Kyprianou
Sandra di Marco:
Clare
Wilkie
Peggy Butcher:
Barbara
Windsor
Roy Evans:
Tony
Caunter
Phil Mitchell:
Steve
McFadden
Lisa Shaw:
Lucy
Benjamin
Dot Cotton:
June
Brown
Nick Cotton:
John
Aitman
Ashley Cotton:
Frankie
Fitzgerald
Martin Fowler:
James
Alexandrou
Eddie Skinner:
Richard
Vanstone
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie
Cassidy
Robbie Jackson:
Dean
Gaffney
Jim Branning:
John
Bardon
Charlie Slater:
Derek
Martin
Mo Harris:
Laila
Morse
Garry Hobbs:
Ricky
Groves
Kat Slater:
Jessie
Wallace
Lynne Slater:
Elaine
Lordan
Little Mo Morgan:
Kacey
Ainsworth
Billy Mitchell:
Perry
Fenwick
Ian Beale:
Adam
Woodyatt
Laura Dunn:
Hannah
Waterman
Pat Evans:
Pam St
Clement
Melanie Healy:
Tamzin
Outhwaite
Steve Owen:
Martin
Kemp
Jamie Mitchell:
Jack
Ryder
Zoe Slater:
Michelle
Ryan
Kerry Skinner:
Gemma
McCluskie
Janine Butcher:
Charlie
Brooks
Terry Raymond:
Gavin
Richards
: Animal Hospital
The staff treat an oil-sodden fox, Rhodri Williams visits a bat hospital in Sussex, and vet Adam Tjolle solves the mystery of why Skully the cat can't eat. Presented by Rolf Harris.Producer Sandy Raffan ; Series producer Helen Nightingale (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Rhodri
Williams
Unknown:
Adam
Tjolle
Presented By:
Rolf
Harris.
Producer:
Sandy
Raffan
Producer:
Helen
Nightingale
: Weakest Link: Champions' League
The ruthless general-knowledge quiz continues with another batch of previous winners competing to double their money, up to f 20,000. Hosted by Anne Robinson.Producer Eileen Herlihy ; Series producer Ruth Davis (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson.
Producer:
Eileen
Herlihy
Producer:
Ruth
Davis
: The Sins: Envy
The fourth in the seven-part comedy-drama serial.Charity is desperate for her father's love and is deeply envious of his relationship with Carl.
See Choice.
(Repeated next Sunday) (S) (W)
Drama: The Sins 9.05pm BBC1
Let's face it, the deadly sins hookline is a very tenuous one. But, however thin the hook, the tales woven around them are thick with character and plot, as well as a layer of Essex sentimentality. Tonight's episode is no exception, with the near-perfect Pete Postlethwaite having to deal with the sin of envy. He's getting a bit older and trying to outdo the young bloods down at the gym, but that is nothing compared with the raging jealousy of daughter Charity. She feels ignored by Len and is envious of his relationship with surrogate son Carl whose own estranged dad (John Junkin) is now very ill. Splendid soundtrack, by the way. (FL)
Contributors
Writer:
William
Ivory
Producer:
Liza
Marshall
Director:
David
Yates
Len Green:
Pete
Postlethwaite
Gloria Green:
Geraldine
James
Irwin Green:
Frank
Finlay
Carl Rogers:
Neil
Stuke
Mickey Thomas:
Philip
Jackson
Faith Blackwell:
Claire
Rushbrook
Hope Green:
Kaye
Wragg
Chastity Green:
Laura
Rogers
Charity Green:
Caroline
Hayes
Dolores Green:
Billie
Cook
Oy:
Kenneth
MacDonald
Rabbit:
Nick
Raggett
Archie Rogers:
John
Junkin
Beth:
Jade
Williams
Nark:
Andy
Beckwith
Nathan:
Paul
Kynman
: Best of British: Caroline Quentin
The star of Men Behaving Badly, Jonathan Creek , and Kiss Me Kate talks frankly about the highs and lows of her career and personal life. See Choice.Director/Producer Anthony Palmer (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Creek
Producer:
Anthony
Palmer
: We're No Angels
Comedy thriller starring Robert De Niro , Sean Penn and Demi Moore. Two crooks, forced to break out of prison, take refuge in a small border town where they are mistaken for priests. Widescreen.Director Neil Jordan (1989.15) (S) (W) Films: pp 78-86 *•
Barry Norman on Robert De Niro : page 68
Followed by Weatherview (w)
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
de Niro
Unknown:
Demi
Moore.
Director:
Neil
Jordan
Unknown:
Barry
Norman
Unknown:
Robert
de Niro
: What Would You Do?
A single man considers usingan upmarket dating agency. With Jane Garvey.
Contributors
Unknown:
Jane
Garvey.
: BBC News 24
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