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: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Tuesday
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: Kilroy
Robert Kilroy-Silk hosts another studio discussion. AUDIENCE: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)Followed by News; Weather
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: Animal Park
Continuing the series of weekday visits to Longleat animal park, Wiltshire. Today the keepers try to find out which monkeys are most destructive. Followed by News; Weather: Trading Up in the Sun
The team are in south-westFrance, where they transform a simple, rustic barn.
: Bargain Hunt
Two teams from a barber shop choir try to find bargain antiques today at a fair in Carmarthen in south Wales. Hosted by David Dickinson. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: The Enemy Within
Quiz with subterfuge.: Wipeout
Elimination quiz.: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Harold gets himself a hospital room-mate, Terri becomes suspicious of Drew. Matt flees. Repeated at 5.35pm: Doctors
Relative Concerns. An estranged father takes drastic action.Episode written by Colin Brake Cast on Thursday and Friday
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: Diagnosis Murder
An Education in Murder. Two students mysteriously die in one week.: CBeebies
Ends 3.45.Tweenies Songtime
Followed by Tweenies
Judy enjoys the countryside when she looks after a friend's house.
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.Arthur
Arthur worries about Buster's plans for Father's Day and Prunella makes a prediction.
4.10 UBOS
Cassy needs rescuing after Zarlak tricks her into boarding a ghost Ship.
4.35 Even Stevens
US comedy about a well-intentioned, clumsy schoolboy who struggles amid a family of over-achievers. Louis becomes the manager of Twitty's band only to be sacked when his plan backfires.
5.00 Blue Peter
TV presenter and former England footballer Gary Lineker, Olympic gold medal-winning Cyclist Jason Queally and singer Laura all help celebrate the success of this year's bikeathon.
Repeated with sign language tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2
5.25 Newsround
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: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: Regional news magazine
Details on TuesdayFollowed by Weather with Isobel Lang. (WI
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: Tomorrow's World
Kate Humble reports from South Africa on how a new cricket bat may help their national team identify the next generation of players. Rising star Ashwall Prince helps put it to the test. With Adam Hart-Davis , Roger Black and Katie Knapman.Executive producer Tina Fletcher ; Series producer Sally Dixon WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/tw
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: Weakest Link
Nine more contestants are tested by Anne Robinson.Producer Dee Todd ; Series producer Eileen Herlihy
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: This Is Your Life
With the aid of his famous red book Michael Aspel springs a surprise on yet another unsuspecting guest.Producer Sue Green: Series producer Jack Crawshaw
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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.
: Queen and Country
Second in William Shawcross 's four-part series telling the story of the Queen's 50-year reign through personal recollections, archive film and new footage.Private Passions. A look at who has most influenced the Queen and how she handles problems within her own family. Plus an insight into her love of racing and a chance to view some previously unseen royal home movies.
Series producer John Bridcut RT SHOP: book, £16.99 (normally £18.99). double audio cassette, Lll.99
(normally £13.99), or order both for £25.99. Send cheque, payable to RT Shop, to: [address removed]. or call [number removed] (national rate). Video available from 13 May, £14.99, at retailers
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: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. 10.25 Regional NewsThen Weather with Isobel Lang.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Ellen MacArthur: Life on Land
Documentary following a year in the life of the record-breaking yachtswoman as she adjusts to life under the spotlight. This includes juggling a hectic round of ocean races and media appearances with trying to refurbish a new home.Director/Senes producer Steve Robinson Postponed from 6 March
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: Bittersweet *
Crime thriller. Student Sam Jensen finds herself framed by her boyfriend Jed when a robbery ends in murder. Emerging from prison years later, she is determined to get her revenge, but Jed now works for powerful mob boss. Review page 56.Director Luca Bercovici (1999)
Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 3.55.Tomorrow's World The artificial intelligence of virtual presenter Maddy is tested. Shown last Wednesday
1.25 Holiday on a Shoestring Reports from New York, Denmark,
Corfu and France. Shown on May Day Holiday at 7pm
1.55 UK's Worst.... Landlords? Nick Knowles and Rianna Scipio investigate some less than scrupulous landlords. Last in the series. Shown last Thursday
2.25 Weird Nature The penultimate episode shows how animals strike up unlikely relationships.
2.55 The Toughest Job in Britain Jeremy Spake endures the work of a portable toilet cleaner. Shown last Friday
3.25 Ice Dogs First in a six-part series in which Benedict Allen and a team of huskies attempt a 1,000-mile trek into Alaska.
First shown on BBC2
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