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An entertaining mix of music and celebrity chat. Guests include Zoe Ball, veteran actor John Mills and former Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, who has recently experienced new-found fame with the hit television series ‘The Osbournes’

This week’s best-selling singles, featuring live performances and pre-chart exclusives. Artists include Holly Valance, Mary J Blige, 4 Strings, Tweet, Will Young, Moby, Shakedown and Sugababes

News and topical reports

David Frost interviews the week’s newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests

Topical magazine programme with Ross Kelly, Phillippa Forrester and Alice Beer. In the first of a series of films exploring British folklore, Ben Fogle travels to Cornwall to investigate mermaid legends. And soul superstar Ray Charles is interviewed about his music, life and beliefs

Documentary series about life aboard the cruise ship Galaxy. The ship’s entertainers are given three days to mount a new musical extravaganza, but lead singer Michelle has lost her voice, the scenery does not work and panic soon sets in

Countryside issues. A report on the tons of discarded black plastic piling up on farms around Britain. And Ben Fogle takes part in a festival which claims to have the biggest gathering of morris dancers in the world

John Humphrys puts senior politicians under the spotlight, and the team analyse the latest trends in British and European politics

Hyacinth’s plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

The Man of Steel becomes his own worst enemy after being exposed to synthetic Kryptonite, causing him to split into two personas: the evil, selfish, corrupted Superman and the moral, righteous Clark Kent.

Sonia is the toast of the Queen Vic on her 17th birthday, but her mind is elsewhere - and when events reach crisis point, she acts rashly. Dot tries to win her round, but the cost may prove too great for her and Jim to bear

Terry Wogan presents viewers’ opinions on BBC programmes

Olympic triple-jump gold medallist Jonathan Edwards introduces the programme from Tyneside, where he lives and trains. Newcastle United player Shola Ameobi reveals how he handles the lifestyle of a Premiership footballer, and the Angel of the North sculpture is seen in a new light. In addition, pop legend Alan Price visits the new Gateshead Millennium Bridge and performs a special arrangement of his hit song ‘Changes’

Michael Aspel and Angellica Bell welcome hundreds of young people to Milestones Museum in Basingstoke, where experts are shown treasured collections including World War I medals, RNLI memorabilia, corkscrews and a valuable Meissen tea set

Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh perform makeovers of viewers’ gardens. The team return to a house where, a year earlier, they tackled a rubble-filled space, installing a rabbit hutch, summerhouse and water feature

Nostalgic drama series about father-and-son doctors, set in a 1950s Lancashire village. Dr Tom Gilder is puzzled when local carpenter Bert Cartwright seems determined to keep him away despite his wife’s illness. Michael makes an exciting discovery, and the whole village becomes caught up in a hunt for buried treasure. And Eddie decides that poetry is the way to Helen’s heart

Much-loved comedy drama series with those amiable builders. The lads realise that they are being conned over the bridge deal and could come away penniless.

A documentary in which a sufferer of motor neurone disease who has been denied the right to assisted suicide gives the inside story on her legal battle. Diane Pretty has lost her fight both in the British courts and the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. The programme assesses her quality of life, the legal, medical and ethical dilemmas involved in the case, and her determination to see the law changed in Britain

Disturbing drama based on the true story of Karen Silkwood, a worker in an Oklahoma nuclear plant who finds her life in danger when she discovers a serious safety breach