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: Breakfast
Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday
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: Kilroy
Studio discussion. AUDIENCE: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)Followed by News; Weather
: Housecall
Featuring an English summer-inspired living room and tips on correcting culinary disasters.Followed by News; Weather
: Trading Up
A home in Oldbury in the West Midlands is transformed today by the team.: TV Mail
Today, the boyfriend who spent money for an engagement ring on a new computer.Contact details on Monday Followed by News; Weather
: The Enemy Within
Quiz with subterfuge.: Wipeout
Elimination quiz.: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Toadie faces old nemesis Tim Collins. Joe stands up to Pat. while Karl seeks Susan's help.Repeated at 5.35pm
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: Doctors
Haves and Have-Nots. Mac and Kate act as referees when a couple decide to adopt.Episode written by Liz John Cast on Thursday and Friday
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: Diagnosis Murder
Witness to Murder. A little girl in a traumatised state holds the key to a killing.: CBBC
Ends 5.35.Arthur
Arthur and Muffy are now inseparable and Sue Ellen finds it hard-going being paired with Brain for a school project.
4.10 UBOS
Zarlak plans to create tension between Gus and Cassy and break up the powerful synergy of three.
4.35 Even Stevens
An episode of the American comedy about a well-intentioned, clumsy schoolboy who struggles amid a family of over-achievers. In order to buy a scooter, Louis competes with Twitty to sell chocolate bars, which puts their friendship to the test.
5.00 Blue Peter
The work of fossil hunting pioneer Mary Anning, the new maze at Longleat in Wiltshire and music from Neighbours star Holly Valance, who plays Flick.
(Repeated with sign language tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2)
Website: [web address removed]
BBC Blue Peter Magazine: £1.85
5.25 Newsround
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: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: Regional news magazine
Details on Monday isiFollowed by Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst.
Then Party Election Broadcast By the Labour Party.
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: Tomorrow's World
Tonight the science and technology show asks what are the chances of humankind going in search of a more permanent home in space? Presented by Adam Hart-Davis , Kate Humble , Roger Black and Katie Knapman.Executive producer Tina Fletcher ; Series producer Sally Dixon
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: This Is Your Life
Michael Aspel , with his red book, springs another surprise. Producer Sue Green; Series producer Jack CrawshawContributors
: Weakest Link
Nine chefs face the heat from Anne Robinson tonight as they compete to win up to £50,000 for charity in the cut-and-thrust general knowledge quiz show.(Postponed from 30 March)
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: The National Lottery: Jet Set Departure Lounge
Contestants compete to enter Saturday's The NationalLottery: Jet Set. Plus, the midweek draws.
: Crimewatch UK
The monthly request for help in solving crimes tonight features an attacker captured on camera following an apparently motiveless assault in a west London pub which has left the victim scarred for life. Plus the robber who posed as a postman and the rapist in Lancashire claiming to sell double glazing. Presented by Nick Ross and Fiona Bruce. Crimewatch UK Update is at 10.35pm.Editor Sarah-Jane Cohen CONTACT DETAILS: call free on [number removed] or Minicom number
[number removed](lines open until 11.30pm): e-mail: cwuk@bbc.co.uk FURTHER INFORMATION: Ceefax page
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: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. 10.25 Regional NewsThen Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Crimewatch UK Update
The latest news on tonight's appeals.: The Fourth Protocol
Spy thriller. The secret fourth protocol to a nuclear weapons treaty between the Soviet Union, Britain and the - United States is about to be breached. When the KGB threatens to destabilise Europe, a British spycatcher is faced with a race against time to thwart the plans of an undercover Soviet agent. Widescreen. Review page 56.Director John Mackenzie (1987.15)
Followed by Weatherview (wi
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: Sign Zone
Recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 4.15.Tomorrow's World The first-ever test of an interactive 3-D surgical imagingtechnique. Shown last Wednesday
1.15 Holiday Shown on Monday at 7pm
1.45 UK's Worst.... New Home? Focus is on building trade gaffes, including a home with a sinking floor. Shown last Thursday
2.15 Weird Nature An exploration of nature's varied and unusual breeding habits.
2.45 The Toughest Job In Britain In the first of a new six-part series,
Jeremy Spake endures 120 degree heat at an industrial forge.
Shown last Friday
3.15 Arthur - King of the Britons Documentary, presented by Richard Harris , that seeks to find the true story behind the legend. Shown on Easter Day
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