TV Guide Eden Friday

Jayne Middlemiss presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 July 1998. Featuring Pras Michel feat ODB and Mya, Ultra Naté, Peter Andre, Another Level, Billie Myers, Ace of Base and Jamiroquai

Jayne Middlemiss presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 31 July 1998. Featuring Five, Pras Michel feat ODB and Mya, Lovestation, The Supernaturals, Charli Baltimore, Catatonia, Will Smith and Spice Girls

Jo Whiley presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 August 1998 and featuring Ace of Base, Lucid, Brandy & Monica, Baby Bumps, Puff Daddy featuring Jimmy Page, Apollo 440 and Spice Girls

Zoe Ball presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 10 July 1998. Featuring B*witched, Matthew Marsden, The Jungle Brothers, Karen Ramirez, Destiny's Child, Mansun, Eagle-Eye Cherry and Billie.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 17 July 1998. Including performances from Billie, Celine Dion and The Bee Gees, Pras Michel featuring ODB and Mya, Eagle-Eye Cherry, Five Mousse T feat Hot 'n' Juicy, Garbage and Another Level.

Jayne Middlemiss presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 July 1998. Featuring Pras Michel feat ODB and Mya, Ultra Naté, Peter Andre, Another Level, Billie Myers, Ace of Base and Jamiroquai

The actress flies over Tokyo in a helicopter. The city was bombed extensively during the Second World War, so almost all of it is a symbol of the post-war economic boom that saw Japan become the world's second largest economy. While in the capital, Joanna heads out to a nightclub to see a Japanese girl band and witnesses the largely male audience perform almost as much as the artists on stage. Later, Joanna travels to the Kiso Valley to walk the Nakasendo Way, an ancient route that once linked Tokyo to Kyoto, a place best known for that most famous of Japanese traditions, the Geisha

The actress heads to the island of Shikoku hoping to gain a better understanding of Japanese Buddhism. She then takes a bullet train to another island - Kyushu - where she finds the Henn Na Hotel, the world's first robot hotel. At Nagasaki, she visits Shiroyama Elementary school, one of the only buildings to survive the atomic bomb dropped on the city in 1945. Joanna then travels to Sakurajima, one of the country's most active volcanoes, before heading to the islands of Okinawa where one of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War was fought

The actress embarks on her third travelogue, having previously traced the Nile from its source and sampled the varied rural, historical and urban cultures of Greece. This time, she sets out to travel 6,400 miles making use of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which is considered the longest railway line in the world. Joanna's journey begins in Hong Kong, where she spent some of her childhood. She takes a bullet train to Beijing, where she meets a woman who claims to have known the last Chinese emperor's favourite concubine, and officially joins the Trans-Siberian track. From there, she travels to the Great Wall, and takes an overnight train into Mongolia via the Gobi desert

The actress reaches the midway point of her 6,000-mile journey from Hong Kong to Moscow via the Trans-Siberian Railway, taking in the varied sights of Mongolia. She spends time with native nomads, and visits a giant statue of Genghis Khan, as well as a gold mine. She also heads to the nation's capital, Ulan Bator, where she tracks down the famous Mongolian throat-singers, before catching a train bound for Russia. However, making a start on the Siberian leg of her trek proves more difficult than Joanna expects when she experiences a spot of bother at the border

Joanna concludes her journey across Russia, travelling through deepest Siberia. Along the way, she visits one of the world's deepest lakes, meets an oligarch and travels to the city where the Russian royal family was killed. Moving on to Moscow, she explores Stalin's nuclear bunker, meets some local models and returns to the place where she was photographed in 1966, which first inspired her to take this trip

The actress heads to the island of Shikoku hoping to gain a better understanding of Japanese Buddhism. She then takes a bullet train to another island - Kyushu - where she finds the Henn Na Hotel, the world's first robot hotel. At Nagasaki, she visits Shiroyama Elementary school, one of the only buildings to survive the atomic bomb dropped on the city in 1945. Joanna then travels to Sakurajima, one of the country's most active volcanoes, before heading to the islands of Okinawa where one of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War was fought

The actress embarks on her third travelogue, having previously traced the Nile from its source and sampled the varied rural, historical and urban cultures of Greece. This time, she sets out to travel 6,400 miles making use of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which is considered the longest railway line in the world. Joanna's journey begins in Hong Kong, where she spent some of her childhood. She takes a bullet train to Beijing, where she meets a woman who claims to have known the last Chinese emperor's favourite concubine, and officially joins the Trans-Siberian track. From there, she travels to the Great Wall, and takes an overnight train into Mongolia via the Gobi desert

The actress reaches the midway point of her 6,000-mile journey from Hong Kong to Moscow via the Trans-Siberian Railway, taking in the varied sights of Mongolia. She spends time with native nomads, and visits a giant statue of Genghis Khan, as well as a gold mine. She also heads to the nation's capital, Ulan Bator, where she tracks down the famous Mongolian throat-singers, before catching a train bound for Russia. However, making a start on the Siberian leg of her trek proves more difficult than Joanna expects when she experiences a spot of bother at the border

Timothy joins in a treasure hunt to find a golden rabbit which has been buried in the area. Comedy, starring Ronnie Corbett and Barbara Lott

Mother's demands make life miserable for the family on her birthday. Comedy, starring Ronnie Corbett and Barbara Lott

Timothy joins in a treasure hunt to find a golden rabbit which has been buried in the area. Comedy, starring Ronnie Corbett and Barbara Lott

The mobile library van breaks down en route to Tillenhurst prison, and the search for help leads Timothy into an encounter with three mysterious women in a barn. Comedy, starring Ronnie Corbett