Listings
Presented by Ben Geoghegan and Sian Williams.
Contributors
Presented By:
Ben
Geoghegan
Presented By:
Sian
Williams.
David Frost interviews the newsmakers and reviews the papers. Including at 9.00 News plus weather later.
Editor Barney Jones
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Frost
Editor:
Barney
Jones
On this week's show, Philippa Forrester and Ross Kelly reflect on the impact that the 11 September terrorist attacks had on those involved.
Series producer Abigail Saxon
Contributors
Unknown:
Ross
Kelly
Producer:
Abigail
Saxon
Nadia Sawalha will need to be up pretty early to make a special delivery to Britain's oldest paper-boy, and Ingrid Tarrant apologises on behalf of a student who ruined his friend's new jacket.
Messages: call [number removed]. Calls charged at national rate.
Contributors
Presenter:
Nadia
Sawalha
Presenter:
Ingrid
Tarrant
In Rwanda, country folk from Britain help families rebuild their farms. Plus weather for the week ahead. Email: countryfile@bbc.co.uk
Former EastEnders regular Tamzin Outhwaite realises a long-held desire when she swims with dolphins in the tropical waters of Florida. First she joins scientists studying a group of wild dolphins, before she meets the sea-dwelling mammals.
Contributors
Unknown:
Tamzin
Outhwaite
r Science-fiction adventure starring Joey Cramer. On 4
July 1978, 12-year-old
David Freeman takes a tumble and wakes up in an altered world with a voice in his head calling for help. Meanwhile, scientists discover a mysterious alien spacecraft. Widescreen. Review page 49.
Director Randal Kleiser (1986. U)
Contributors
Unknown:
Joey
Cramer.
Unknown:
David
Freeman
Director:
Randal
Kleiser
Omnibus edition.
Cast on Thursday
Absent Vixen, Cheeky Monkey With Janey at university, vacuum-cleaning is an issue.
Shown last Friday
Darren Jordon appeals on behalf of the Sickle Cell
Society, which provides care, counselling and information to children and adults with sickle cell disorders, and to their families. Plus Nick Clark with the latest charity news.
Repeated on Wednesday at 12.55pm on BBC2 DONATIONS: [address removed]Or Tel: [number removed]
Website: [address removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Darren
Jordon
Unknown:
Nick
Clark
Americans and Brits from the City of London's financial community come together at St Giles church, Cripplegate. Pam Rhodes meets people whose lives were changed by the World Trade Center attack, and discovers an historic bond between the firefighters of London and New York.
Hymns include Lord Make Me an Instrument of Thy Peace. Producer Joanna Malton; Editor Hugh Faupel www.bbc.co.uk/religion/tv_radio/songsofpraise/
Contributors
Editor:
Hugh
Faupel
Brothers and briefcases spell trouble for Del in the very first episode, originally shown 21 years ago.
Contributors
Director:
Martin
Shardlow
Producer:
Ray
Butt
The silver anniversary series opens at St George's Hall in Liverpool. The items on display include a light fitting from Hitler's chancellery, a tie-pin commemorating the death of Nelson, a fine picture frame and the rarest of rare teapots. There's also the first opportunity to vote for favourite clips from the Roadshow archive. Presented by Michael Aspel. Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer Christopher Lewis www.bbc.co.uk/antiques/roadshow/
Repeated with sign language on Tuesday at 1.35am BBCi: special interactive features are available to digital satellite viewers
Contributors
Presented By:
Michael
Aspel.
Producer:
Michele
Burgess
Producer:
Christopher
Lewis
The Orient. Craig Doyle tours China, Sankha Guha visits
Rajasthan in India, and Rula Lenska heads for Chiang Mai and Bangkok in Thailand. Meanwhile, Claudia Winkleman discovers the delights of public transport in Japan.
Series producer Anne Taylor ; Executive producer John Comerford www.bbc.co.uk/holiday/programmes/holidayguides/index.shtml
Contributors
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Unknown:
Sankha
Guha
Unknown:
Rula
Lenska
Unknown:
Claudia
Winkleman
Producer:
Anne
Taylor
Producer:
John
Comerford
A saboteur threatens the opening of the wildlife centre.
Written by Mark Holloway ; Producer Stephen Garwood ; Director Rick Stroud
[web address removed]
Contributors
Written By:
Mark
Holloway
Producer:
Stephen
Garwood
Director:
Rick
Stroud
Molly:
Susan
Hampshire
Archie:
Alastair
MacKenzie
Lexie:
Dawn
Steele
Golly:
Alexander
Morton
Duncan:
Hamish
Clark
Irene:
Rebecca
Lacey
Kilwillie:
Julian
Fellowes
Isobel Hogg:
Phyllida
Law
Gavin:
Andrew
Loudon
Esme:
Kartina
Rose-Smith
Badger:
Angus
Lennie
Projectionist:
Michael
Elder
Radio announcer:
Ross
Dunsmore
Carol and Andrew fight their feelings in part two of the drama.
(Concludes 10.15pm)
Contains strong language.
Face of the week - Joseph McFadden: page 61
Contributors
Writer:
Sally
Wainwright
Producer:
Derek
Wax
Director:
Robin
Sheppard
Carol Bolton:
Sarah
Smart
Andrew Lawton:
Joseph
McFadden
Richard Bolton:
Alun
Armstrong
Kate Lawton:
Celia
Imrie
Paul Lawton:
Nicholas
Farrell
Sue Bolton:
Siobhan
Finneran
John Stand ring:
Richard
Armitage
Becky Lawton:
Camilla
Power
Tessa Gillespie:
Jessica
Harris
Young Lisa Bolton:
April
James
Older Lisa Bolton:
Holly
Grainger
Ray Greenwood:
Tony
Monroe
Claire:
Susan
Tordoff
Connor:
Nicky
Evans
Jenny Bullock:
Kate
Anthony
Kate's mum:
Grace
Mitchell
Kate's dad:
Tony
Broughton
Keith Graham:
Jeff
Merchant
Check-out assistant:
Ann Marie
Frater
Desk sergeant:
Tim
Paley
Vicar:
John
Gully
Bank manager:
John
Elkington
Registry office clerk:
Peter
Foster
With Darren Jordon. Weather Helen Young.
Contributors
Unknown:
Darren
Jordon.
Unknown:
Helen
Young.
The conclusion of the three-part drama.
Biographical drama starring Sigourney Weaver.
Dian Fossey arrives in central Africa full of high ideals and a passion for nature, determined to research rare mountain gorillas faced with extinction. Review page 50.
Director Michael Apted (1988, 12) Trivia: page 49
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Sigourney
Weaver.
Unknown:
Dian
Fossey
Director:
Michael
Apted