Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Darren Jordon and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
: Kilroy
Robert Kilroy-Silk hosts his studio discussion. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Life's Too Short
A chauvinist husband's idle ways have pushed his wife too far. Can he get his act together? With Jill McCullough and Professor Geoffrey Beattie. Editor Dominique Vulliamy WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/healthFollowed by News; Weather
Contributors
: Big Strong Boys
A tiny room in Seaford, East Sussex, becomes a fully functional workspace thanks to Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe. BBC GOOD HOMES MAGAZINE: L2.40Contributors
: Real Rooms
A spaceship and matching murals give a space-age theme to a schoolroom, courtesy of Tris Payne and co. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Wipeout
Elimination quiz hosted by Bob Monkhouse. (R) (S) (W)Contributors
: Through the Keyhole
Bargain Hunt supremo David Dickinson , journalistNina Myskow and broadcaster Jane Moore guest on today's edition of the game show.
Contributors
: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Darcy flirts with Penny and Harold pushes Lou too far. Meanwhile, Toadie and Dee enjoy their friendship.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Quincy
Nowhere to Run. A woman is dead but the truth may destroy her family.: Just Good Friends
Is Vince's offer of a holiday in Portugal all that it seems?Cast on Tuesday
: CBeebies
Ends 3.45.Tweenies Songtime
Then Tweenies Jake and Fizz tell the tale of the hare and the tortoise.
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.Mona the Vampire
A wedding cake bride and groom come to life, then Mona and pals meet Frankenstein's monster.
4.10 Rugrats
Carpet-crawling double bill. Tommy won't share Spike with Dil, then the babies make Tommy their mayor.
4.35 Even Stevens
Louis makes an unexpected discovery with his surveillance system.
5.00 Blue Peter
Animals behaving badly are among a special look at the moments that shouldn't have happened in the magazine series hosted by Konnie Huq, Liz Barker, Matt Baker and Simon Thomas.
Repeated with sign language tomorrow at 8am on BBC2
BBC Blue Peter Magazine: £1.85
Website: [web address removed]
5.25 Newsround
(W)
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: Regional news magazine
Details on MondayFollowed by Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst.
Contributors
: Tomorrow's World Roadshow
Who are the presenters of the future? A trio of hopefuls audition at the second of the show's travelling exhibitions. Katie Knapman and David Bull report from Earls Court in London, with Katy Hill and Trevor Baylis of Best Inventions. Executive producer Tina Fletcher ; Series producer Alison GregoryWEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/tw
Contributors
: Celebrity Ready Steady Cook
The Bill's Billy Murray and Coronation Street'sAmanda Barrie team up with chefs Lesley Waters and Ross Burden. Director Chris Fox ; Producer Sue Walton
Contributors
: Children's Hospital
A race against time looms in the series set in Manchester - local children are seriously ill with suspected meningitis. Meanwhile, eight-month-old Jake's mother can finally hold him in her arms again. Narrated by Sue Johnston.Series producer Maggie Sutcliffe ; Executive producer Edwina Vardey
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/health
Contributors
: My Family
Continuing the sitcom's second series, first shown in 2001. The Unkindest Cut. Are Ben and Susan too old for kids?Written by Jim Armogida and Steve Armogida ; Director Dewi Humphreys
Producer John Bartlett
Contributors
: The National Lottery - Midweek Draws
Dale Winton presents tonight's midweek draws.Director Claire Michel
Contributors
: Teen Species: Boys
Why are boys obsessed with sex? Are they clumsy on purpose? And why won't they get up in the morning? The second of a three-part insight into the minds and bodies of teenagers explores testosterone, clumsiness and attitude problems. Amanda Redman narrates.WEBSITE: [web address removed]
Contributors
: BBC News
With Peter Sissons. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather Sarah Wilmshurst.
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: Heavyweight Boxing
Aiming to maintain his unbeaten record, Britain's Olympic gold medallist Audley Harrison takes on Dominic Negus, the sixth opponent of his fledgling professional career. This evening's action comes from Wembley Conference Centre. Producer Chris LewisContributors
: Last Embrace ****
Thriller. After his wife is killed, government agent Harry Hannan becomes involved in another murder. Is someone trying to kill him too? Review page 50.Director Jonathan Demme (1979, 18)
Followed by Weathervlew
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 4.30.Tomorrow's World Roadshow A flock of flying robots graces the show in Birmingham. Shown last Wednesday
2.20 Airport A tearful bridesmaid and a missing prime minister keep the Heathrow staff busy. Shown last Thursday
2.50 Wildlife on One Ostriches race for survival.
3.20 Panorama Shown on Sunday at 10.15pm
4.00 Summer Holiday Shown on Monday at 7pm
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