Listings for Noon

BBC Five Live Sports Extra
12:0018:00 (6 hr)

On 5 live sports extra This Month

sports extra Formula One: Coming up at 1.25am on Friday, uninterrupted commentary on the first practice session for the Australian Grand Prix.
BBC News Channel
12:0013:00 (1 hr)

BBC News

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.
News and Current Affairs
(widescreen)
teletext
BBC Radio 2
12:0014:00 (2 hr)

Jeremy Vine

Talking to the people who make the headlines.
BBC Radio 3
12:0013:00 (1 hr)

Composer of the Week

Reinhold Gliere (1975-1956). 2/5: Donald Macleod charts Gliere's early teaching career, including his influence as Prokofiev's first successful music tutor. Includes Sextet, Op 11.
BBC Radio 4 (FM Service)
12:0012:57 (57 min)

Call You and Yours

Consumer news and issues with Winifred Robinson. Call 03700 100 444 [calls cost no more than to 01, 02 landline numbers].
BBC Two South East
12:0012:30 (30 min)

The Daily Politics

Andrew Neil and Anita Anand have the top political stories of the day.
Current affairs
(widescreen)
teletext
BBC World Service
12:0012:06 (6 min)

BBC News

The latest news updates from around the world.
BBC7
12:0012:30 (30 min)

The Navy Lark

Mount Rumpus Atoll: Povey has no trouble in naming a useless frigate to be a target in a NATO exercise. Stars Leslie Phillips. From December 1960 [Rpt of today 8.00am].
CBBC
12:0013:00 (1 hr)

Roar

The baby gorillas who are going to be released back into the wild get some jungle training. Their first lesson is tree-climbing because they'll need to find their own food, like fruit, when they get to Africa. We find out what the monkeys make of having their bananas served in bouncing buckets, whether porcupines have a taste for salt and which of all the different animals in the parks is the most easily scared. More wild animal stories with Rani Price and Matthew Skilton.
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
CBeebies
12:0012:20 (20 min)

Fimbles

Box of Coins

Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Fimbo finds three shiny coins, and he wants to buy something with them.
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
Channel 4
12:0012:30 (30 min)

News at Noon

Daily news including business news, sport and weather.
News and Current Affairs
teletext
CITV
12:0012:15 (15 min)

Tractor Tom

The Big Adventure

Adventures with Tractor Tom and his friends at Springhill Farm. Tom gets a puncture on the way to the market, and Buzz and Rora teach Wheezy just how powerful imagination can be.
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
Dave
12:0013:00 (1 hr)

Top Gear

Motoring magazine presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. The chaps take their favourite supercars on a continental road trip - the Ford GT, Ferrari F430 and Pagani Zonda. Car cultures clash when the Austin Healey Sprite takes on a Peugeot 306, and the Focus ST takes to the track.
Transport
teletext
ITV2
12:0012:30 (30 min)

Coronation Street

Tony is left reeling by Michelle's revelations about Carla. Ken and Deirdre fear that Peter is back on the bottle. Umed warns Dev against investing in Tara's projects.
Soap
  • Gray O'Brien (actor)
  • Kym Marsh (actor)
  • William Roache (actor)
  • Anne Kirkbride (actor)
  • Chris Gascoyne (actor)
  • Harish Patel (actor)
  • Pip Banyard (director)
(widescreen)
teletext
ITV4
12:0013:00 (1 hr)

Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)

Vendetta for a Dead Man

Cult detective series about a private detective and his ghostly partner. Hardened criminal Eric Jansen escapes from jail to exact revenge on the man responsible for putting him away - Marty. Finding out Marty is now dead he goes in search of his widow, Jeannie, vowing that she will inherit the brutal revenge intended for her late husband.
Drama
  • Mike Pratt (actor)
  • Kenneth Cope (actor)
  • Annette Andre (actor)
  • George Sewell (actor)
  • Barrie Ingham (actor)
  • Ann Castle (actor)
Sky Three
12:0012:30 (30 min)

Sky Travel

Fantastic deals on holidays to some of the most popular destinations around the world. A range of deals are on offer from resorts, hotels and airlines.
Travel
BBC World Service
12:0612:30 (24 min)

Global Business

Peter Day explores the forces and issues driving the world of business and work.
BBC One South East
12:1513:00 (45 min)

Bargain Hunt

Antiques experts James Braxton and David Harper are on hand to lead two teams of women searching for antiques in Swinderby. Tim Wonnacott visits Brodsworth Hall, near Doncaster, to discover the influence dogs have had on the place.
Interests
  • Rob Bayly (director)
(widescreen)
teletext
CITV
12:1512:30 (15 min)

Bookaboo

Amanda Holden - That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown

As Bookaboo is getting ready to go on stage, he suddenly realises that he cannot perform. But Amanda Holden pops in with the Bookabag and 'That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown' (by Cressida Cowell and Neal Layton). Will she be able to put the stars back in Bookaboo's eyes?
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
CBeebies
12:2012:30 (10 min)

Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!

The Snow

Animation about the friendship of three happy nomadic animals. There is Yoko the bird, Jakamoko the armadillo and Toto the monkey. Come and join them as they sing, laugh and dance their way through their wilderness environment. Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto meet some penguins and learn how to play in the snow.
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
BBC Two South East
12:3013:00 (30 min)

Working Lunch

The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
Business
(widescreen)
teletext
BBC World Service
12:3013:00 (30 min)

The Strand

Your daily journey into global arts, culture and entertainment with Harriet Gilbert and Mark Coles.
BBC7
12:3013:00 (30 min)

Steptoe and Son

Robbery with Violence: Albert lies to Harold after breaking his porcelain. Adapted from TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From May 1971 [Rptd today 7.30pm].
CBeebies
12:3012:50 (20 min)

Balamory

Plum the Musical

Series for preschool children based around the small island community of Balamory in Scotland. Josie is very busy making all the right noises! She is organising a very special performance at the nursery all about a famous Balamory Policeman.
Children
  • Julie Wilson Nimmo (actor)
  • Juliet Cadzow (actor)
  • Mary Riggans (actor)
  • Kim Tserkezie (actor)
  • Andrew Agnew (actor)
  • Miles Jupp (actor)
(widescreen)
teletext
Channel 4
12:3012:40 (10 min)

Proud Parents: Toyah Willcox

Proud parents and their celebrity offspring talk about their relationships with each other. Punk pixie turned author and presenter Toyah Willcox visits her dad aboard his beloved boat.
Documentary
teletext
CITV
12:3013:00 (30 min)

Bo on the Go

Two episodes. Bo is a positive, super-energetic and inquisitive young heroine. With her young friend Dezadore dragon, she encourages children at home to go on amazing adventures by actively joining her in a variety of movements.
Children
(widescreen)
Fiver
12:3013:30 (1 hr)

Trisha Goddard

My Teen Sister Gets Paid to Pose for Seedy Sex Sites. Now She's Marrying a Man Old Enough to Be Her Dad

Daytime discussion show. Two sisters try to bury their differences.
Talk show
ITV1 Meridian
12:3013:30 (1 hr)

Loose Women

Join the loose ladies for another helping of fiery non-stop lunchtime chat and fun.
Entertainment
  • Jo Johns (director)
(widescreen)
teletext
ITV2
12:3013:00 (30 min)

Coronation Street

Things get passionate between Tony and Natasha. Deirdre is frustrated by Ken's seeming indifference to Peter's self-destruction. Tara is gutted when her gallery fails to appear in the Gazette.
Soap
  • Gray O'Brien (actor)
  • Rachel Leskovac (actor)
  • Anne Kirkbride (actor)
  • William Roache (actor)
  • Chris Gascoyne (actor)
  • Ayesha Dharker (actor)
  • Pip Banyard (director)
(widescreen)
teletext
Sky Three
12:3013:00 (30 min)

Babies At Risk

Series about premature and sick babies born at Bristol's Royal Children's Hospital. Doctor Louise Owen is so busy with her work in the Special Care Baby Unit that she barely has time to organise her wedding. Meanwhile, Dom Hares is looking after an infant with a very complicated set of problems.
Education
(widescreen)
teletext
Channel 4
12:4013:45 (1 hr, 5 min)

A Place in the Sun: Home or Away

Series in which property experts Jonnie Irwin and Jasmine Harman help people find their dream homes. Leicester couple Clive and Christine decide whether to move to Italy or to Cornwall.
Interests
teletext
BBC Radio 1
12:4513:00 (15 min)

Newsbeat

All the news you need to know from the UK and around the world, brought to you by Radio 1's dedicated team of journalists.
E4
12:4513:15 (30 min)

Scrubs

My Drama Queen

American hospital sitcom. Carla postpones her lavish wedding plans when she gets some bad news. JD's relationship with Jamie becomes public knowledge.
Sitcom
  • Zach Braff (actor)
  • Donald Faison (actor)
  • Sarah Chalke (actor)
  • Ken Jenkins (actor)
  • Judy Reyes (actor)
  • John C McGinley (actor)
teletext
five
12:4512:55 (10 min)

Five News

National and international news.
News and Current Affairs
teletext
CBeebies
12:5013:10 (20 min)

Me Too!

The School Trip

Drama series for four- to six-year-olds about the parallel lives of parents at work and their children who stay with warm-hearted minder Grannie Murray. Raymond has to sort out the packed lunches when Mickey John takes the children on a school trip.
Children
(widescreen)
teletext
ITV3
12:5013:55 (1 hr, 5 min)

Heartbeat

In on the Act

Nostalgic police drama series set in a 1960s Yorkshire village. A motorbike stunt rider becomes a target of sabotage. Greengrass vows revenge when his beloved dog, Alfred, is dosed with rat poison.
Drama
  • Nick Berry (actor)
  • Bill Maynard (actor)
  • Derek Fowlds (actor)
  • William Simons (actor)
  • Juliette Gruber (actor)
  • Kazia Pelka (actor)
teletext
five
12:5513:45 (50 min)

Wordplay

Jenny Powell hosts a live puzzle quiz in which four contestants battle it out to crack the combination of the Wordplay safe and win the daily jackpot.
Game show
teletext
BBC Radio 4 (FM Service)
12:5713:00 (3 min)

Weather

The latest weather forecast.

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