Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.(Timetable on Monday)
Contributors
: Kilroy
Studio discussion. Followed by News; Weather: Housecall
Creating a stylish room using a single colour. Followed by News; Weather: The Queen's Jubilee Address
Heralding the start of the Golden Jubilee celebrations, the Queen makes a personal speech to both Houses of Parliament. David Dimbleby describes the scene, and sees the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh go on their first ever Parliamentary walkabout.Director Ian Russell
Producer Daniel Brittain-Catlin
Followed by News; Weather
Contributors
: The Enemy Within
Quiz show.: Wipeout
Game show. (R) (S) (W): BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Marc and Steph look to the future. Libby threatens Terri.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Two Wrongs. Marc has to tell a writer he has contracted HIV.Episode written by Tom Fry. Sharon Kelly Cast on Thursday and Friday
Contributors
: World Snooker
Live coverage from Sheffield as the quarter-final round gets underway. At this stage last year, seven times championStephen Hendry , slumped to a 13-5 defeat at the hands of Mark Stevens.
Contributors
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.Arthur
Double bill. The gang captures a potentially poisonous snake and Muffy interviews for a new best friend.
4.10 Get Your Own Back
Gunge-filled game show hosted by Lisa Brockwell and Dave Benson
Phillips, in which children can exact revenge on adults. Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2
4.35 Big Kids
The fourth of a 13-part drama about two children who take charge when their parents regress to childhood. Mum and Dad resolve to do something about their sleepless nights and visit the library.
Written by Lucy Daniel Raby.
5.00 Smart
How to make paint brushes and pens from scrap materials.
5.25 Newsround
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: Regional news magazine
Details on Monday (smwiFollowed by Weather with Darren Bett. (si
Then Party Election Broadcast By the Labour Party.
Contributors
: Wildlife on One
Iguanas - Living like Dinosaurs. In the past the green iguanas of Central America have been used in movies to- depict dinosaurs. This film explores how the social lives of these modern lizards may hold the clue to the behaviour of dinosaurs. Narrated by David Attenborough. Producer Mark Brownlow ; Series editor Sara Ford BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE: monthly, £2.80. May issue on sale today
Contributors
: EastEnders
Sharon's plans meet with opposition from the Mitchells. Episode written by Barry McCarthy For cast see Thursday and FridayRepeated at 10pm on BBC Choice www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders
Contributors
: Holby City
Second Chances. Sam convinces Jess to tell Alex that she loves him. Liam feels downcast by Ric's prognosis.Written by Susan Martin and Nick Warburton ; Producer Sharon Houlihan ;
Director Simon Massey WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/holbycity
Contributors
: Cutting It
In the third of a new six-part drama about two rival hairdressing salons, family secrets are revealed as Allie and Mia work together styling a wedding party.Written by Debbie Horsfield ; Producer Diederick Santer
Director Andy De Emmony www.bbc.co.uk/drama
Contributors
: BBC News
With Peter Sissons. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Darren Bett. (5)
Contributors
: Diet or Die
Obesity is on the rise in Britain with roughly 700,000 people being so overweight as to be in mortal danger. This film explores the reality of living with morbid obesity.Director/Producer RieteOord Fighting fat: page 26
: Village of the Damned
Science-fiction horror, an updated version of the classic British chiller, starring Christopher Reeve and Kirstie Alley. All the women in a sleepy California village become simultaneously pregnant and give birth to children with disturbing abilities. Widescreen. Review page 52.Director John Carpenter (1995, 15)
Followed by Weathervlew
Contributors
: Sign Zone
A selection of recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 3.55.The Costa Nurses A Trouble at the Top special on Spanish nurses working in Britain. Rrst shown on BBC2
2.10 Food Junkies Last of a three-part study of who controls the nation's eating habits. First shown on BBC2
. 3.10 See Hear Shown on Saturday at 8.15am on BBC2
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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