Listings
: Breakfast
Gaby Roslin joins the team to present the first of this week's Breakfast Goes Back to School, live from Sandringham School in St Albans, Hertfordshire.The news is presented by Bill Turnbull and Sophie Raworth. With 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 news with Moira Stuart (Mon-Wed),
Kate Sanderson (Thu, Fri); 6.15, 6.45,
7.50 business news with Declan Curry ; 6.25, 6.53, 7.15, 7.53, 845, 8.55 weather with Louise Lear ; 6.27, 6.55, 7.28, 7.55, 8.28,
8.55 regional news. travel.
Editor Richard Porter
Contributors
: Kilroy
Weekday topical discussion. Executive editor David O'KeeffeFollowed by News; Weather
Contributors
: City Hospital
Matthew Kelly , Kate Humble and Jeremy Guscott host the weekday series focusing on patients and staff at Guy's and St Thomas '.Followed by News; Weather
Contributors
: Garden Invaders
Fish and a warm climate help to inspire Kim Wilde in an Isle of Wight garden.Contributors
: House Invaders
The team get creative with a shower curtain. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
David Dickinson presents the antiques auction contest.Contributors
: Judgemental
In the weekday quiz hosted by Sophie Raworth , L2,000 can be won byjudging people's general knowledge.Contributors
: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Stuart finds a friend in Steph.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Ticking. A startling request from a patient confronts Faith. Episode written by Ray Brooking Cast on Tuesday/FridayContributors
: Murder, She Wrote
Death Casts a Spell. Jessica looks deep when a hypnotist is found dead in a locked room.First shown on ITV
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.The Scooby-Doo Show
A visit to a haunted castle.
4.10 Mona the Vampire
Adults are turning into babies.
4.20 The Cramp Twins
Lucien meets "Bouncy Bob".
4.35 The Queen's Nose
Sam grows suspicious of Simon.
Written by Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain
5.00 Blue Peter
From the summer expedition to Mozambique, the team present their first report.
Repeated tomorrow 7.20am on BBC2
BBC Blue Peter magazine: £1.85
5.25 Newsround
With Lizo Mzimba and Adam Smyth.
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: South East Today
ForSussex and Kent;
Giles Dilnot , Beverley Thompson. Editor Rod Beards
Followed by Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: BBC London News
ForLondon and the Home
Counties; Emily Maitlis.
Editor Sandy Smith
Contributors
: Holiday - You Call the Shots
One of Europe's liveliest cities, Madrid, welcomes Trevor Nelson , Kate Thornton and comedian Jocelyn Jee Esien. Editor Jannine Waddell ; Series producer Lindsay Bradbury Repeated with sign language on Tuesday at 2.20am www.bbc.co.uk/holidayContributors
: Inside Out
Vampires feature in the first in a series of looks at London.Hosted by Sumit Bose.
Editor Dippy Chaudhary 55 7
Contributors
: Inside Out
Paul Ross examines hopes on the horizon for Hastings in the first of a new series.Editor Linda Bell
REGIONAL PROGRAMMES: satellite viewers in the South East will need to retune to analogue to see their local programme.
Contributors
: EastEnders
Sadie's true colours are revealed. Mark gets bad news. Episode written by Rob Gittins For cast see ThursdayRepeated at 10pm on BBC Choice So long, farewell: pl2; Alison Graham 's soap and flannel: p37
Contributors
: Ground Force
A garden with a grandstand view of a TT racetrack awaits Alan Titchmarsh 's team when they visit the Isle of Man. Director John Thornicroft : Executive producer Carol HasiamRepeated with sign language on Tuesday at 3.50am
Contributors
: Waking the Dead
Deathwatch. A deathbed confession sends the team on the trail of a serial killer. Concludes tomorrow at 9pm.Written by Stephen Davis ; Producer Victoria Fea ; Director Maurice Phillips
www.bbc.co.uk/drama
Contributors
: BBC News
With Peter Sissons. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: One on One - Terry Wogan
Terry Wogan hosts the first of six showbiz self-portraits. In a look back over his career, he recalls encounters with a well-refreshed George Best and a chilly Victoria Principal. Producer Michael Armit ; Executive producer Louis HeatonContributors
: Johnny Vaughan Tonight
Johnny Vaughan presents his own take on today's news. Executive producer Gregor Cameron ; Series producer Ben RidgenShown at 9pm on BBC Choice
Contributors
: Liquid News
BBC Choice's celebrity news show.Director Richard Carr ; Editor Chris Wilson
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Puppet on a Chain
Thriller based on Alistair MacLean's novel, starring Sven-Bertil Taube. A narcotics agent tackles heroin smugglers. Review page 53.Director Geoffrey Reeve (1970, 15)
Contributors
: Sign Zone
A selection of recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 4.45.Two Men in a Trench First of a six-part survey of undisturbed battlefields. Shown last Tuesday on BBC2
2.45 SAS: Are You Tough Enough? Members of the public train to be elite troops. First shown on BBC2
3.15 Animals - the Inside Story The mysteries of reproduction are examined. First shown on BBC2
4.05 Grandparents Grandchildren gained and lost are the subject of the second in the series. First shown on BBC2
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