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: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Timetable on Monday CONTACT: call [number removed] (7.30am-12 midnight): text on [number removed], or via www.bbc.co.uk/breakfast
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: Kilroy
Topical studio discussion. Executive editor David O'KeeffeFollowed by News; Weather
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: Animal Park
Charlie the hand-reared pelican joins the flock. Followed by News; Weather: Garden Invaders
Creating an English-style country garden.: House Invaders
Recycled metal is turned into unusual furniture. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
Antiques challenge from Derby University antiques fair. WithDavid Dickinson. David Dickinson guests on Through the Keyhole at 2.55pm
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: Cash in the Attic
A Warrington couple hope to exchange their pottery for a new car.: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Summer deals with her crush. Repeated at 5.35pm Like the Neighbours theme on your mobile? Visit www.radiotimes.com: Diagnosis Murder
Cradle Will Rock. The husband of a nurse at Dr Sloan's hospital is Shot.: Through the Keyhole
Anna Ryder Richardson , David Dickinson and Alice Beer guess the identities of more celebrity homeowners.Contributors
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.The Woody Woodpecker Show
Featuring an awards ceremony and a TV chef's predatory recipe.
4.00 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry become embroiled in a mutiny.
4.15 The Scooby-Doo Show
The gang tackle mysterious demons Plaguing Seattle.
4.30 Kerching!
Taj faces a dilemma.
4.55 Blue Peter
Gareth Gates live.
Rptd next Mon on BBC2
5.20 Comic Relief Does Fame Academy on CBBC
Jake Humphrey and Holly Willoughby preview the celebrity event, which begins at 9pm.
5.25 Newsround
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: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth. Including weather and sport.Contributors
: Regional news magazine
Details on Monday is)Followed by Weather with Rob McElwee.
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: A Question of Sport
Former Chelsea midfielder Roberto Di Matteo , French rugby union legend Philippe Sella , former Olympic pentathlon champion Mary Peters and Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard guest on the sporting quiz.Producer Phil Wye ; Series producer Carl Doran Rptd tomorrow
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: Top of the Pops
A selection of this week's hits live from the London studio.Executive producer Chris Cowey Repeated tomorrow
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: EastEnders
Natalie makes a tough decision. Billy fears for Little Mo.Episode written by Mark Johnson More cast on Thursday
Repeated at 11.30pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday
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: Celebrity Driving School
It's the big day for the celebrity learners as they face the terrifying prospect of the driving test. Will any or all of the six stars have made it to the required standard? Who passes, who fails and who might not be allowed to take the test will be revealed on Red Nose Day on 14 March.Series producer Pip Banyard ; Executive producer Julia Simmons www.bbc.co.uk/rednoseday
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: Comic Relief Does Fame Academy
Tonight nine celebrities will enter the Fame Academy in north London in the hope of raising money for ComicRelief in the run-up to next Friday's Red Nose Day. Each night the stars will perform in a live sing-off in a battle to secure viewers' votes. The person with the least votes will be asked to pack their bags and leave. The results of tonight's first vote will be revealed at 10.35pm. Coverage continues at 10pm on BBC3.
Visit www.bbc.co.uk/fameacademy any time after 7pm on Tuesday 4 March to find out more about the celebrity students. Executive producer Richard Hopkins ; Series producer Karen Smith
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: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. 10.25 Regional NewsThen Weather with Rob McElwee.
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: Comic Relief Does Fame Academy
The first expulsion is revealed. Who will be the first star to leave? Coverage continues at 10.55pm on BBC3.www.bbc.co.uk/rednoseday
: Lock Up Your Daughters
Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll in the UK.Mariella Frostrup narrates a five-decade trawl of the stories of cultural excess that shook middle England, from David Bowie's seventies gender-bending to Eminem's recent UK media storm. With contributions from stars including rapper Ice T, Public Enemy's Chuck D, Boy George and PJ Proby.
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: BBC3 on BBC1
Output from the channel. Ends 12.45.Liquid Assets: Bono's Millions The financial fortunes of the U2 singer. Shown last Sunday at 8pm
: Slaughter of the Innocents *
Thriller starring ScottGlenn. An FBI agent and his son race against time to track down a deranged zealot, after spotting a link between a new killing and a supposedly solved murder. Review page 53. Director James Glickenhaus (1993, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
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