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BBC1 London

2002-06-17 · Monday · 35 listings

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00:15
Johnny Vaughan presents a chat show celebrating the fun and drama of the World Cup. Regular guests including Ian Wright, David Ginola and Jimmy Greaves are joined by celebrities from the worlds of sport, showbiz and politics
(30 mins)Programme ID 001929E5Broadcast ID 130894112
00:45
Thriller in which a mother, who wants to spend more time at the store she owns, hires an au pair to care for her children while she is at work. As the au pair begins to build a close relationship with the children, the mother’s sister becomes suspicious of her and her motives
(100 mins)Programme ID 001973E2Broadcast ID 130894150
06:00
News and topical reports
(75 mins)Programme ID 00180875Broadcast ID 1229938
07:15
Mexico v USA
Live coverage of the second-round match between Mexico and USA at the World Cup Stadium in Jeonju, South Korea. Kick-off at 7.30
(135 mins)Programme ID 0019582CBroadcast ID 1230070
09:30
Horticultural show
(30 mins)Programme ID 000E603BBroadcast ID 1230254
10:00
DIY show in which homes are given a cost-free makeover. Anna Ryder Richardson gets to grips with a bachelor pad in serious need of some style
(30 mins)Programme ID 00167939Broadcast ID 1230289
10:30
Sharon’s Welsh Farm Lounge
Makeover show in which a team of expert decorators visit viewers to transform rooms in need of a revamp. Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan help a farmer to spruce up her living room
(30 mins)Programme ID 00197AD3Broadcast ID 1230345
11:00
Cheddington Yoga
Kate Silverton introduces the DIY challenge show. Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe create the perfect yoga chill-out room with discreet storage units, relaxed lighting and an indoor water feature
(30 mins)Programme ID 00197565Broadcast ID 1230380
11:30
Carmarthen
Antiques dealer David Dickinson challenges two teams of amateur collectors to acquire the best bargains available at an antiques fair
(30 mins)Programme ID 00157649Broadcast ID 1230433
12:00
Bob Monkhouse hosts the game show in which three contestants compete for the star prize, a luxury holiday
(30 mins)Programme ID 000F6515Broadcast ID 1230483
13:45
Mal makes a big decision about his future. Who is Connor hiding? Tad continues to search for his passport
(25 mins)Programme ID 0019582DBroadcast ID 1230680
14:10
Bittersweet sitcom about a couple who meet up several years after he left her at the altar. Penny finally moves into the new flat with Vince
(30 mins)Programme ID 00197592Broadcast ID 1230729
14:40
Light-hearted drama series about a hospital doctor who uses his sleuthing skills to help the LAPD crack baffling cases
(45 mins)Programme ID 00046DAABroadcast ID 1230769
15:25
Growing Bulbs
Fun with the puppet people. Jake brings in some funny objects. No-one knows what they are. It turns out to be daffodil bulbs. They each plant a bulb and ? because they won’t grow immediately ? make paper plants for the plant pots in the meantime
(20 mins)Programme ID 000D0924Broadcast ID 1230838
15:45
Menace Power
The rebellious rascal from the Beano comic in an animated tale of authority-baiting and softie-bashing. Dennis has created the first racing car to be fuelled by water but did not bargain on the colonel wanting to steal the racing car’s secret
(25 mins)Programme ID 0009F643Broadcast ID 1230876
16:10
Sally Gray hosts the quiz show that pits two teams of schoolchildren from across the country against each other. Marden Bridge School from North Shields take on Counthill School from Greater Manchester. Plus music from S Club 7
(25 mins)Programme ID 00196BC5Broadcast ID 1230937
16:35
Valley Girls
Children’s series. Eliza Thornberry and her family travel the world, making wildlife documentaries, but only Eliza can talk to the animals. The girls come face-to-face with a tribe of silverback gorillas
(25 mins)Programme ID 000CF489Broadcast ID 1230967
17:00
Children’s magazine with information, topical items and performance. Simon Thomas straps on his boots and faces one of the toughest Australian rules football teams playing in the UK
(20 mins)Programme ID 0019582EBroadcast ID 1230977
17:20
A news bulletin for younger viewers explaining recent events worldwide. Becky Jago investigates child slavery in West Africa, meeting poverty-stricken parents who are forced to sell their offspring in order to feed their other children. She also hears the stories of children who are forced to live and work in filthy conditions, and travels to a Catholic centre which rescues children from slave homes
(15 mins)Programme ID 001970D8Broadcast ID 1231035
17:35
Mal makes a big decision about his future. Who is Connor hiding? Tad continues to search for his passport
(25 mins)Programme ID 0019582DBroadcast ID 1231071
18:00
(30 mins)Programme ID 0016F132Broadcast ID 1231079
19:00
Gary Lineker presents highlights from today’s second-round fixtures, between Mexico and the USA and Brazil and Belgium. With analysis from Alan Hansen and David O’Leary
(60 mins)Programme ID 00195830Broadcast ID 1231214
20:00
Paul makes a shocking discovery about Precious. Zoe has plans for Anthony. Steven is caught stealing from the mini-mart. Kat admits to Charlie that she provoked Trevor into attacking her. Sharon takes solace in Phil’s arms
(30 mins)Programme ID 00195831Broadcast ID 1231327
20:30
North Cheam
Carol Smillie presents the interior-design challenge in which two sets of neighbours transform a room in each other’s home. Graham Wynne and Linda Barker have problems with indoor water features and knitting machines in North Cheam, Surrey
(30 mins)Programme ID 00196E93Broadcast ID 1231399
21:00
Drama series about the modern British Security Service. Patrick McCann, the leader of an Irish splinter group, promises Tom information on a planned Middle-Eastern terrorist attack on a British nuclear power station - in return, MI5 must allow McCann’s group to go unwatched for 30 hours
(60 mins)Programme ID 00195832Broadcast ID 31114336
22:00
(25 mins)Programme ID 0016F132Broadcast ID 1231549
22:35
Comedy sketch show in which Pauline McLynn, Hugh Dennis, Mina Anwar, Mackenzie Crook and others attempt to get to grips with the madness of modern life. In this edition, the butcher with a sideline in Japanese massage, the fascist yoga instructor and the Cyber-vet. With guests Debra Stephenson and Russ Abbot
(30 mins)Programme ID 001975DCBroadcast ID 1231653
23:05
Johnny Vaughan presents a chat show celebrating the fun and drama of the World Cup. Regular guests including Ian Wright, David Ginola and Jimmy Greaves are joined by celebrities from the worlds of sport, showbiz and politics
(30 mins)Programme ID 001929E5Broadcast ID 1231716
23:35
Michael Parkinson is joined by guests Billy Connolly, Pamela Stephenson and Ricky Tomlinson. With a live performance by David Gray
(50 mins)Programme ID 00195833Broadcast ID 1231771