With thanks to Jason Wright / Source: TV Times
6:00am GMTV News
The morning’s news headlines
6:10am GMTV: The Review
A look back at the main news stories of the past week. With subtitles and sign language.
7:00am GMTV: The Sunday Programme
Presented by Alastair Stewart.
8:00am GMTV: Diggit
Presented by Jack Stratton. Featuring Disney cartoons.
9:25am CITV
Featuring Cow and Chicken and Top Telly 2000, where Ant & Dec review the best of the past year’s TV.
10:30am FILM: Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too (1974)
Disney film featuring the beloved characters of A.A. Milne. Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit decide to sap Tigger’s confidence.
11:00am Sunday Morning
Service of worship from St. Peter’s Church in Oundle.
11:55am Jesus 2000
12:00pm My Favourite Hymns
John Stapleton talks to author Frank McCourt, and he selects his favourite hymns.
12:30pm Two Thousand Years
The 4th century church.
1:00pm Jonathan Dimbleby
Live topical debate show. Including ITV Weekend News and National Weather.
2:00pm Murray & Martin’s F1 Special
Murray Walker and Martin Brundle present this special from the headquarters of Ferrari in Maranello, Italy, to look back on another incredible Formula 1 season, which saw Michael Schumacher win his third world title and in doing so, becoming the first Ferrari driver to win the drivers championship in 21 years.
3:05pm FILM: The Bridges Of Madison County (1995)
Romantic drama starring Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep. While visiting Iowa’s Madison County to take photos of the area’s famous covered bridges, photographer Robert Kincaid is drawn into an intense but brief affair with a married woman.
5:30pm ITV Weekend News
Followed by National Weather and Central Weather.
5:45pm Smash!
Counting down the 20 best selling British singles in history.
6:45pm Stars And Their Lives
Carol Vorderman is joined by a special guest who has battled illness and injury to become one of the great Olympians in history, but who are they?
7:30pm Coronation Street
Natalie bids farewell to the Rovers Return, and Amanda upsets Rita and Anthony’s celebrations.
8:00pm Judith Keppel: Millionaire
Last month, Judith Keppel became the first ever winner of the £1 million top prize on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? This special programme looks back on this incredible episode and finds out what she has been up to since then.
8:30pm Inspector Morse
The Wench Is Dead. Another chance to watch this classic episode of the popular mystery drama, first shown in 1998. While is hospital, Morse becomes fascinated by a case from 1859 in which three boatmen were hanged for the murder of a young woman, Joanna Franks.
10:30pm The Unforgettable Beryl Reid
A profile of actress and comedienne Beryl Reid, chronicling a career that spanned six decades.
11:00pm ITV Weekend News
Followed by National Weather and Central Weather.
11:15pm The Music Of Andrew Lloyd Webber
A concert recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1998 to mark the 50th birthday of Andrew Lloyd Webber, with guests Michael Ball, Sarah Brightman and Elaine Page.
12:15am FILM: A Perfect World (1993)
Drama starring Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood. Escaped convict Butch Haynes takes a fatherless seven-year-old boy hostage while on the run. Soon, an unexpected bond develops between the two. Followed by ITV News Summary.
2:40am Box Office America
A review of the past year in the movie world.
3:35am FILM: The Night Caller (1965)
Sci-fi thriller with John Saxon. Scaly aliens from Jupiter bring terror in their wake when they invade Earth. Followed by ITV News Summary.
5:00am Cartoon Time
5:10am Extreme Dinosaurs
Double-bill of the animated series.
5:55am ITV Morning News