Listings
: Breakfast
With Bill Turnbull, Sian Williams.[web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Bill
Turnbull
Presenter:
Sian
Williams
: Yesterday at Wimbledon
Pick of the action from day six.(Shown yesterday at 10.15pm on BBC2)
: Breakfast with Frost
Topical discussion with David Frost and guests. Including 9.00 News, plus weather later.Contributors
Presenter:
David
Frost
Editor:
Barney
Jones
: The Heaven and Earth Show
Architect Oliver Heath is in Liverpool for the last of his reports on the nation's great cathedrals. Hosted by Philippa Forrester and Ross Kelly.Contributors
Reporter:
Oliver
Heath
Presenter:
Philippa
Forrester
Presenter:
Ross
Kelly
Series Producer:
Abigail
Saxon
Executive Producer:
Chris
Loughlin
: TV Mail
Ingrid Tarrant and Nadia Sawalha deliver more heartfelt messages from loved ones.Contributors
Presenter:
Ingrid
Tarrant
Presenter:
Nadia
Sawalha
: Countryfile
How reforms to EU subsidies could hinder environmentally friendly farming methods. Presented by John Craven.Including, at 11.55, weather for the week ahead.
Contributors
Presented By:
John
Craven.
: The Politics Show
Jeremy Vine presents reports and interviews on the news. From 12.35, in-depth local stories, presented for viewers in London by Tim Donovan and in the South East by Peter Henley. Including 12.00 News.(Note: satellite viewers must retune to analogue to see the local element of the above programme)
Contributors
Presenter:
Jeremy
Vine
Presenter (London):
Tim
Donovan
Presenter (South East):
Peter
Henley
Editor:
James
Stephenson
: Romancing the Stone
★★★★★ Adventure comedy.A mysterious package, a treasure map and a desperate phone call launch author Joan Wilder on a perilous adventure with American mercenary Jack Colton. Widescreen.
Director Robert Zemeckis (1984. PG)
Film of the Week: page 45
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Wilder
Unknown:
Jack
Colton.
Director:
Robert
Zemeckis
Jack Colton:
Michael
Douglas
Joan Wilder:
Kathleen
Turner
Ralph:
Danny
Devito
Ira:
Zack
Norman
Juan:
Alfonso
Arau
Zolo:
Manuel
Ojeda
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast Thursday/Friday
: The Wrong Trousers
A showing of animated duoWallace and Gromit's second outing marks the approach of the Wrong Trousers Day charity event on 4 July, which aims to raise money for children's hospitals and hospices.
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Songs of Praise
The origins of popular hymns and the stories of the characters who composed them is the focus for three special programmes presented by Huw Edwards. A variety of musical guests help to illustrate how many hymns have theirroots in the psalms. Today's hymns include The King of Love My Shepherd Is and 0 Praise Ye the Lord.www.bbc.co.uk/religion
Contributors
Presented By:
Huw
Edwards.
: Rockface
Ben and Annie must overcome their fears about Peter as they attempt to rescue a group of teenagers trapped by a flood.Written by Steve Trafford : Producer Neil Zeiger : Director Terry Winsor
Contributors
Written By:
Steve
Trafford
Producer:
Neil
Zeiger
Director:
Terry
Winsor
Annie Craig:
Zoe
Eeles
Peter Craig:
Jamie
Sives
Caroline Morrison:
Melanie
Guttendge
Jamie Doughan:
Rupert
Evans
Ben Craig:
Cal
MacAninch
Mike Bayliss:
Richard
Graham
Gordon Urquhart:
Clive
Russell
Danny Tunick:
Kenneth
Bryans
Betty Farinell:
Louise
Goodall
Douglas McLanaghan:
Brendan
Coyle
Jane Chamberlain:
Jan
Harvey
Helen:
Kim
Vithana
Alice Urquhart:
Barbara
Rafferty
Adam:
Rory
McCann
Julia Seddon:
Eilidh
Fraser
Jason Farinelli:
Martin
Compston
Colin Tierny:
Ryan
Hassan
Tina McBride:
Lorna
Craig
Trish Hanson:
Heather
Hunter
Sarah:
Kirsty
Mitchell
Mrs Tierny:
Sandy
McDade
Mr Alexander:
Frank
Gallagher
Mr Hanson:
Gordon
Kane
Mr Tyler:
Frederick
Warder
: Saint Paul
r Olympic gold medallist Jonathan Edwards tells the story of his hero St Paul. At first an enemy of Jesus, Paul then became his greatest champion, making it his life's work to spread the Messiah's message. Dramatisation, scientific evidence and computer graphics bring the story to life and help shed new light on Paul's conversion. With Sam Dastor as Paul. Director Jean-Claude Bragard Executive producer Alan Bookbinder St Paul 's controversy: page 14Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Edwards
Unknown:
St
Paul.
Unknown:
Sam
Dastor
Director:
Jean-Claude
Bragard
Producer:
Alan
Bookbinder
Producer:
St
Paul
: Born and Bred
The Last Hurrah (pt 2). A political dispute engulfs Ormston. Last in the series, which is scheduled to return next spring.Written by Chris Chibnall ; Producer Chris Clough ; Director Ian Knox
Contributors
Written By:
Chris
Chibnall
Producer:
Chris
Clough
Director:
Ian
Knox
Arthur Gilder:
James
Bolam
Tom Gilder:
Michael
French
Deborah Gilder:
Jenna
Russell
Phyllis Woolf:
Maggie
Steed
Rev Brewer:
Clive
Swift
Len Cosgrove:
Peter
Gunn
Wilf Bradshaw:
John
Henshaw
Eddie Mills:
Samuel James
Hudson
Jean Bradshaw:
Naomi
Radcliffe
Michael Gilder:
Ross
Little
Linda Cosgrove:
Tracey
Childs
Catherine Gilder:
Polly
Thompson
Helen Gilder:
Charlotte
Salt
Mr Boynton:
Donald
Gee
Eugenia Maddox:
Frances
de la Tour
Sam Tomlinson:
Reece
Dinsdale
Reg Samuel:
Nick
Stringer
: Murder in Mind: Cornershop
Tested to the limit by a racist extortionist, mild-mannered shop owner Sanjay Patel decides to confront his tormentor in the latest offering from the occasional series.[web address removed]
Contributors
Writer:
Stephen
Leather
Producer:
Paul
Knight
Director:
Menhaj
Huda
Inspector Colin Duggan:
Tim
Healy
Sanjay Patel:
Bhasker
Patel
Meena Patel:
Nina
Wadia
Manji Patel:
Jeff
Mirza
Ricky Patel:
Gurpreet
Singh
Sujata Patel:
Sushil
Hunjan
Ronnie Brown:
Tim
Faraday
Karl Kruger:
Jake
Wood
Keshav Singh:
Albert
Moses
Arnie Singh:
Hajaz
Akram
Derbyshire:
Steve
Chaplin
Young waiter:
Kal
Aise
Kavita:
Kavita
Kaul
Traffic cop:
Michael
Elkin
: BBC News
With Darren Jordon. Weather with Michael Rsh.Contributors
Unknown:
Darren
Jordon.
Unknown:
Michael
Rsh.
: Panorama
Fiddling the Figures. Is the Government's target-oriented approach an effective way of modernising the NHS? Reporter Sarah Barclay talks to those with first-hand experience, including a former finance director who discovered his hospital was doctoring figures on cancelled operations. Producer Nick London: Editor Mike Robinson Repeated with sign language on Wednesday at 1.05am www.bbc.co.uk/panorama NOTE: as Panorama is likely to react to news, its subject matter may changeContributors
Talks:
Sarah
Barclay
Editor:
Mike
Robinson
: Sabrina
n Romantic comedy. Linus Larrabee works hard at managing his wealthy Long Island family's assets - even his brother David's impending marriage is part of a business deal. So whenDavid's head is turned by the chauffeur's beautiful daughter, Linus takes drastic action. Widescreen. Review page 50.
Director Sydney Pollack (1995, PG)
Followed by Weathervlew
Contributors
Unknown:
Linus
Larrabee
Director:
Sydney
Pollack
Linus Larrabee:
Harrison
Ford
Sabrina Fairchild:
Julia
Ormond
David Larrabee:
Greg
Kinnear
Maude Larrabee:
Nancy
Marchand
Fairchild:
John
Wood
Patrick Tyson:
Richard
Crenna
Ingrid Tyson:
Angie
Dickinson
Elizabeth Tyson:
Lauren
Holly
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