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Taut thriller about a government agent recovering from a nervous breakdown following the murder of his wife. His bosses want rid of him, but unwelcome attention from others makes him increasingly paranoid about suffering the same fate as his wife. There are frequent nods to master of the genre Hitchcock, and Miklos Rosza’s score increases the suspense

The first in a series of four travelling exhibitions celebrating scientific innovation, technology and engineering. This edition comes from Birmingham and includes reports on a flock of flying robots developed in Sheffield, a groundbreaking British lander which will search for life on Mars, and a wristwatch for parents which tracks the whereabouts of young children

Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. An emergency landing disrupts the resurfacing of a runway, a tearful bridesmaid begs a member of staff from Sri Lankan Airlines to delay a flight, and an employee from Qantas is having trouble with his walkie-talkie

David Attenborough looks at how ostriches have developed bizarre survival strategies. From flamboyant sex to kidnapping, there is more to the ostrich than being the one of the biggest and fastest birds in the world

With the architect of the terrorist attacks on America still at large, reporter Jane Corbin asks whether the war against terror is ultimately unwinnable. The programme reveals how Bin Laden escaped capture by taking advantage of local loyalties; US and British troops recall their battles in hostile territory; and Afghani warlords reveal how US military pressure on al-Qaeda has simply driven the terror network deeper underground

Carol Smillie presents this edition of the travel magazine from Cyprus. Rowland Rivron explores the clublife of Ayia Napa, Suzi Perry checks out family resorts, Sankha Guha attempts to escape mass tourism in the hills, and Carol Smillie follows in the footsteps of Greek goddess Aphrodite on a search for eternal youth

With news at 6.00, 7.00, 8.00; business news at 6.15, 6.45, 7.50; regional news and travel at 6.27, 6.55, 7.28, 7.55, 8.28, 8.55; sport at 6.35, 7.35, 8.35; weather at 6.25, 6.53, 7.15, 7.53, 8.15, 8.55

Robert Kilroy-Silk discusses a topical issue with a studio audience

Jill McCullough introduces a talk show aiming to help couples and family members work through their problems. With expert advice and analysis from Professor Geoffrey Beattie. Susan’s massive overdraft is causing friction in her marriage to Peter - but is it the only problem?

Kate Silverton introduces the DIY challenge show. Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe transform a living room in Coulsdon into an inviting space for the whole family

Tris Payne introduces the makeover show in which a team of expert decorators visits viewers to transform rooms in need of a revamp. Designer Roo Ryde creates a romantic bedroom for a couple in rural Derbyshire

Bob Monkhouse hosts the game show in which three contestants compete for the star prize, a luxury holiday

David Frost challenges a panel of celebrities to identify two well-known personalities by peeping into their homes - with the help of Loyd Grossman, who lays a trail of convoluted clues. Panellists are John Craven, Valerie Singleton and Paul Ross

Drew and Stuart are at odds over Flick. Darcy discovers that Penny knows Tess. Valda makes herself comfortable in the Kennedy household

John Sullivan’s bittersweet sitcom. Penny faces a testing time. She thinks that she may be pregnant - and has to face dinner with Vince’s parents

Steve Rider introduces continued coverage of the first day’s play in the Barclays Scottish Open from Loch Lomond. Commentary by Peter Alliss, Ken Brown, Alex Hay, Wayne Grady, Beverly Lewis and Julian Tutt

Pre-school fun with the puppet people. Max goes shopping at the supermarket. The Tweenies are worried he may get confused, but Max has a special remembering song so he doesn’t forget what he wants to buy

Double bill of the cartoon series about a ten-year-old girl who solves ghoulish mysteries. In ‘Terror in Toon Town’, Lily’s obsession with her favourite cartoon leads to her being sucked into the TV. And in ‘Ghost in the Night’, Mona discovers an old suit of armour with a ghostly inhabitant

More hilarious antics with the silly siblings. Paul and Barry go to the house of a kidnapped professor in search of clues. After finding his diary, they attempt to recreate his movements, taking them to a posh restaurant, a sewer and a satellite uplink station

Animation about ten-year-old twins Wayne and Lucien Cramp, brothers who are complete opposites of one another. When Wayne turns up for the school photograph in mismatched clothes, the photographer declares him a cutting-edge trendsetter, and soon all the other children are desperate to copy his style

Drama series combining music and comedy in which British pop group S Club 7 continue their Stateside adventures in Hollywood. Struggling for recognition, the band make one last attempt to find a manager. In their desperation, they seek the help of Mystic Pete

Young people’s consumer magazine with Ortis, Angellica Bell and Rhodri Owen. Featuring a product test of body boards and some amusing outtakes from the series

Topical news magazine for children

Drew and Stuart are at odds over Flick. Darcy discovers that Penny knows Tess. Valda makes herself comfortable in the Kennedy household

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US animal adventures. Trude Mostue and Steve Leonard end up performing surgery on an Asian tiger in front of an audience when they visit Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Meanwhile, on the west coast of Florida, Steve and Trude attempt to nurse an orphaned pigmy sperm whale back to health, and release a rare red wolf back into the wild in North Carolina

Jim’s housework goes horribly wrong. Garry receives a shock. Charlie attempts a reconciliation with Zoe. Anthony tries to find another job. Jamie gives Belinda another personal service. Laura tells Ian that their best chance to conceive is next week

Home improvement catastrophes redeemed. Nick Knowles and his team attend to a converted shop in Manchester with a sinking floor. Meanwhile, Lowri Turner assesses three more deserving cases of DIY disaster

Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. Maria comes to the aid of two passengers who have been stuck at the airport for over 24 hours. Six stranded athletes pose problems for troubleshooter Dave. And flamboyant cabin steward Axel jets in from Iceland

Drama series about a single mother living in Leicester. April and her daughter Lily have their first major argument. Eddie faces up to the reality of being a responsible father. And April applies for a new job

A programme in which Michael Parkinson fulfills a life-long ambition to interview Nelson Mandela. As well as talking about their shared interest in sport, Michael also meets Aids orphans in Johannesburg and teenage gangsters in Cape Town - the types of children that the Sport Relief initiative is designed to help

A lighthearted look at the correlation between programmes such as ‘The Likely Lads’, ‘The Young Ones’ and ‘Men Behaving Badly’ and the rise of ‘lad culture’ in Britain. Actor Neil Morrissey reveals his guide to loafing, some genuine likely lads and their long-suffering girlfriends offer an insight into their lives, and a pair of 60-somethings reveal how they intend to grow old disgracefully

Drama based on the life of athlete Steve Prefontaine, who rose from running for recreation in his home town of Coos Bay, Oregon, to competing in the Munich Olympics