00:00Join us at 9.35 and one of these two will win a million-pound record deal and the lifestyle
00:04to match.
00:05It is up to you. Pick up the phone, get voting.
00:17I'm terrified of flying, but I've been sponsored to take this flight to raise money for children in need.
00:23Hello, my name's Lewis here and I'll be your pilot for today.
00:27We'll be flying at an altitude of...
00:30Lucy, turn it off.
00:33I'm the pilot and today I'm doing a sponsored Bring Your Child to Work Day.
00:37It's easier than you think to raise money for BBC children in need.
00:40Call 0845 607 3333 for your free pack of fundraising ideas.
00:47Here's a question. Do you read books, William?
00:49Well, I'm about to read...
00:51Gone with the Wind. Has anybody actually read it?
00:53Yeah, I have.
00:54Was it a good read?
00:55Yes, it was.
00:55So I must get round to that one.
00:57And some of these I had to study at school, like Jane Eyre, which is obviously a great book.
01:04That's a lovely book.
01:05There's lots of Roald Dahls.
01:07But Roald Dahl is still enjoyable for adults, isn't it?
01:09It is one of those children's books for...
01:12Because he's dark.
01:13I loved Black Beauty when I was young.
01:15I knew you would.
01:16You look like the type that I do.
01:19Whatever you've read, join me, Clive Anderson, as we uncover the nation's top 21 books and begin the search for
01:24your favourite.
01:25The Big Read, coming soon to BBC Two.
01:34Who is the real new staff nurse?
01:37Tess plays detective when two people turn up for the same job.
01:40In casualty here on BBC One, in 45 minutes.
02:05It's the National Lottery winning lines with your host, Philip Schofield.
02:15Roll over on her hands.
02:16Precious, we'll do that on Wednesday in that case.
02:18I've got to go home quick now.
02:19I'll catch the results of Fame Academy.
02:21So I've got to go.
02:21See you later.
02:22Goodbye.
02:22Start the car up.
02:23I'll catch up.
02:57A very special Parkinson this week on the show, one of the world's great movie stars, Sean Connery, an actor
03:02and battler whose life will make a marvellous film, Ricky Domilson, a politician, journalist, and a bit of a card
03:06to Boris Johnson, plus music from the sensational Michael Bublé.
03:09Joining us tonight at 10.25.
03:12Yeah!
03:15A week today I'll be going into hospital, and then a week tomorrow I'll be having a kidney transplant.
03:27We're going to be free, we're going to be free, it really does feel like that.
03:31That's the bit I really want to happen.
03:34A new life for Delise, the touching story of a mum's sacrifice to save her daughter.
03:39From everyday life comes one life, this Wednesday at 10.35 on BBC One.
03:43A murderer always leaves a mark.
03:46Moses, come for Camelia!
03:48Mrs. Baptiste lived in a flat with bodies buried in the wall and the floor.
03:54Spence, are you okay?
03:57Yeah?
03:58Another new Waking the Dead tomorrow at 9 on BBC One.
04:03Who will win the ultimate prize?
04:06Get dialing on these numbers and make your favourite the top of the class.
04:11Join us live for the exciting finale of Fame Academy at 9.35 on BBC One.
04:25So, keep the votes coming.
04:27The result on the way here on BBC One.
04:28But right now, a bit of confusion in casualty.
05:12Who will win the ultimate prize?
05:15Get dialing on these numbers and make your favourite the top of the class.
05:20Join us live for the exciting finale of Fame Academy at 9.35 on BBC One.
05:29And on BBC Two, what happened when Beethoven unveiled his controversial Third Symphony?
05:34New drama, Eroica.
05:39It's an ill wind, my friends.
05:41This is a chilling tale.
05:44Are we looking for the lost girl?
05:45Have you seen anything?
05:47Of murder.
05:48She's dead and I know who did it.
05:50Tell me where he is.
05:52Of greed.
05:53One deal with me will set you up for a thousand lifetimes.
05:56And a thirst for power.
05:58Maybe I want to be judge, jury and executioner.
06:02Canterbury Tales, The Pardoner's Tale.
06:05Retold for our times.
06:06Thursday at nine on BBC One.
06:10Here's a question.
06:11Do you read books, William?
06:12Well, I'm about to read...
06:14Gone with the Wind.
06:15Has anybody actually read it?
06:16Yeah.
06:17I have.
06:17Was it a good read?
06:18Yes, it was.
06:18So I must get round to that one.
06:20I loved Black Beauty when I was young.
06:22I knew you would.
06:23You look like the type that was.
06:27Whatever you've read, join me, Clive Anderson, as we uncover the nation's top 21 books and begin the search for
06:32your favourite.
06:33The Big Read, coming soon to BBC Two.
06:41The News and Sport, now on BBC One, with Darren Jordan and Mary Rhodes.
06:47A suicide bomber attacks a crowded restaurant in Israel.
06:50Nineteen people are killed.
06:52At least four children are among the dead.
06:54Israel says there'll be a harsh response.
06:57Sorting out their differences, Europe's leaders debate a new constitution.
07:02The Archbishop meets the Pope and is warned gay clergy could divide them.
07:07And agony for Owen.
07:09He could miss England's crucial match against Turkey.
07:22Good evening.
07:24Israel has threatened a harsh response to a suicide bombing that killed 19 people in a crowded restaurant.
07:29And that is all the sport from me, Darren.
07:32All right, Mary, thank you very much indeed.
07:34Well, that's the latest.
07:35There have been news throughout the night over on BBC News 24.
07:37But from Mary and from me, good night.
07:48Hello again.
07:49We're moving into a spell of wet and very windy weather for the next few days.
07:52We've got some rain coming into the northwest during tomorrow.
07:55And then plenty of showers following on from that.
07:57Often windy.
07:58And some really quite cold winds as well.
08:00And that's what we had today.
08:01A really quite chilly wind.
08:03But we're losing that.
08:04The wind's dropping out overnight.
08:05And for tomorrow, we're going to pick up more of a westerly wind.
08:08That's going to blow in some cloud and some rain from off the Atlantic.
08:11Now, at the moment, that cloud and rain is quite some way away.
08:14And at the moment, we've still got plenty of shower clouds.
08:17Some quite heavy showers across Wales and the southwest.
08:20But gradually overnight, we should lose a lot of those showers.
08:23And they'll tend to die back towards the coast, particularly across the north of Scotland.
08:27Running through the North Sea and towards Lincolnshire and East Anglia.
08:31For many inland areas, it should turn dry.
08:34And with lighter winds and clear skies, it all points to a cold night tonight.
08:38Those numbers getting very close to freezing.
08:41So a chilly old start to tomorrow.
08:43But across much of England and Wales and eastern Scotland, it'll start brightened with a fair bit of sunshine.
08:48Always taking some time to clear those showers away from East Anglia.
08:52But it's really in the northwest that we see cloud and patchy rain coming into Northern Ireland and western Scotland
08:57during the morning.
08:57Edging across the rest of Scotland through the Irish Sea and towards the northwest of England and North Wales during
09:02the afternoon.
09:03Ahead of that, a bit more cloud around, but dry and bright.
09:06Still a bit on the chilly side.
09:08Rain on Sunday night.
09:09Clearing away from the southeast on Monday morning.
09:12Plenty of showers and again, some very cold winds.
09:15That's it from me.
09:16I'll see you again tomorrow.
09:19It's a job that relies on witnesses.
09:23But the only ones you can really trust are the silent ones.
09:28Because the dead never lie.
09:32Silent Witness, a brand new series, starts next Saturday at five past nine on BBC One.
09:39Now on BBC One, tonight's lottery news.
09:41In the main lotto draw, the winning numbers are two, eight, twenty-three, thirty-two, thirty-five and thirty-nine.
09:49The bonus is sixteen.
09:50No winning tickets tonight, so it's a rollover for Wednesday with an estimated jackpot of nine million pounds.
09:57The lotto extra numbers are one, six, thirty-seven, thirty-nine, forty-four and forty-eight.
10:04No winning tickets here either, so the jackpot for the next draw has grown to an estimated three-point-six
10:11million pounds.
10:13In today's daily play draw, witnessed by an independent auditor, the seven winning numbers are three, nine, ten, thirteen, fourteen,
10:23sixteen and twenty-one.
10:25Early indications reveal one lucky jackpot winner winning a guaranteed thirty-thousand pounds.
10:31And finally, the Thunderball numbers are eleven, twenty, twenty-five, thirty and thirty-four.
10:38The Thunderball itself is number fourteen, and there's one jackpot winner tonight.
10:46This Dennis Watt's had something there, and chances are they still have something there.
10:51I can't help asking myself how some low-rent, two-bit thug managed to get away with it.
10:57I said, get out from beyond the bar.
10:59Oh, you're in my way.
11:09EastEnders.
11:11Everyone's talking about it.
11:14I'm terrified of flying, but I've been sponsored to take this flight to raise money for children in need.
11:20Hello, my name's Lucy, and I'll be a pilot for today.
11:24We'll be flying at an altitude of...
11:27Lucy!
11:28Turn it off.
11:30I'm the pilot, and today I'm doing a sponsored Bring Your Child to Work Day.
11:34It's easier than you think to raise money for BBC children in need.
11:37Call 0845 607 3333 for your free pack of fundraising ideas.
11:44A very special part is this week on the show, one of the world's great movie stars, Sean Connery,
11:48an actor and battler whose life would make a marvellous film, Ricky Domlin's,
11:51and a politician journalist, and a bit of a card, Boris Johnson,
11:54plus music from the sensational Michael Bublé.
11:56Joining us tonight at 10.25.
12:07The moment has arrived now on BBC One, but who will claim the ultimate prize?
12:12BBC Three will be backstage to talk to the winner at 10.25.
12:19Alistair.
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