Listings
: Breakfast News
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)
Contributors
: Kilroy
Another studio debate. (S) AUDIENCE: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)Followed by News (S) and Weather
: City Hospital
Another visit to the wards of Southampton General, with Shauna Lowry and Nick Knowles. (S) Followed by News (S) and WeatherContributors
: Bargain Hunt
Two more teams trawl through antiques fairs. (S) (W): Celebrity Ready Steady Cook
Two celebrities join the chefs in a culinary battle. (R) (S)Followed by News (S) and Weather
: Changing Rooms
Carol Smillie orchestrates two more room makeovers in Isleworth, west London.(R) (S)
Contributors
: Doctors
Life in a Day. The surgery gets an unexpected delivery.Episode written by Chris Murray (S)
Contributors
: BBC News
Weather (S): Regional News
Weather (S): Neighbours
Will Harold sign the Grease Monkeys contract?Repeated at 5.35pm (S)
: Quincy
To Kill in Plain Sight. Quincy races to thwart a plot to kill a government official. (R) (S): Big Break
The guests on today's show are Gerard Green , Willie Thome and Andy Hicks. (S)Contributors
: Pocket Dragon Adventures
The animated adventures of a group of miniature dragons. The dragons visit a scary castle. (S): Hububb
Rosa comes back from her holiday with some mystical powers. Last in the series. (S): Rotten Ralph
Animated tales about a nasty cat. (S): Home Farm Twins
AJ helps Jason search for his dog. The twins have to return their baby rabbit to the wild.Written by Elly Brewer (S)
Contributors
: Chuck Finn
A 13-part comedy adventure series with a ghostly twist. Life changes for 14-year-old Chuck- when he moves from Canada to a small
Australian countrytown. (S)
: Grange Hill
Spencer comes clean, and Arnie saves a life.Mr Hankin proves there is life on Mars.
For cast see Tuesday (S)
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm (S): Regional news magazine
For details see Monday (S)Followed by Weather with Helen Willetts. (S)
Contributors
: Watchdog with Anne Robinson
The consumer magazine programme, with CharlotteHudson, David Bull , Beaky Evetts and Adrian Goldberg.
Series producer Lisa Ausden ; Editor Mark Killick (S) (W) Weekend Watchdog is tomorrow at 7pm
Contributors
: The Zoo Keepers
Continuing the series following the keepers and their animal charges at Paignton Zoo in Devon.This week trainee keeper Nicky Austen is given a lesson in dealing with the general public. Meanwhile, big cat keeper Jay is getting ready for the birth of his first baby, as well as looking after a family of lions. Craig the gorilla keeper prepares for the new arrival being flown in from Jersey Narrated by Nick Hancock. See Choice.
Director/Series producer Miranda Steed (S)
Contributors
: EastEnders
A furious Peggy forces Janine to apologise to Roy.Meanwhile, Terry humiliates himself, and an upset Jackie makes a confession to Gianni.
This week's episodes written by Julia Honour and Annie Wood Producer Richard Stokes ; Director Philip Casson
For cast see Tuesday (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders
Contributors
: Ground Force
A year ago the Ground Force team transformed Rob and Jane Smith 's garden, incorporating Rob's elaborate dreams of a water pavement complete with waterfall. Tonight,Tommy Walsh and Charlie Dimmock return to Saltash in Cornwall to see what has happened to the garden since.
(Revised R) (S) (W) Ground Force is tomorrow at 8pm
Contributors
: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. Regional NewsWeather with Helen Willetts. (5)
Contributors
: Dirty Work: Naked Ambition
Third in six-part comedy-drama starring Neil Pearson.When Leo is hired to find a restaurateur's 19-year-old daughter, his investigations lead him into the seedy world of glamour modelling. But as the case develops he finds that things are not quite as they seem. Contains strong language.
(S) (W)
Contributors
: It's Only TV ... but I Like It
The celebrity game show about TV with host Jonathan Ross and team captains Julian Clary and Phill Jupitus. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producers Andy Davies and Jon NaismithRepeated next Saturday (S) (W)
Contributors
: Question Time
David Dimbleby chairs another topical debate, this week from Belfast. Panellists to be quizzed by the studio audience include Conservative MP for Bracknell Andrew Mackay.Executive producer George Carey : Series editor Nick Pisani (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime
Followed by Skiing Forecast
Contributors
: For Deaf Viewers
Recent programmes, shown again with sign language and in-vision subtitles. Ends 1.50am. Panorama A report about British nuclear research.Shown Monday at 10pm (W)
: Tomorrow's World
Science-and-technology show.Shown yesterday at 7.30pm (W)
1.05 See Hear The problems facing deaf students at university.
Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2
: BBC News 24
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