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: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Timetable on Monday Then The National Lottery Daily Play
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: Now You're Talking!
A studio discussion on the hot issues of the day.: Star Sale
Uri Geller and Tamara Beckwith invite Carl Wilde and Paul Hayes to snoop around their homes in search of personal possessions to sell at a public auction. Who will make the most money for their chosen charity? Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: House Invaders
An old chiropody clinic scrubs up well as a bright and cheerful Playroom, and there's a quick fix for a spare bedroom.: Houses Behaving Badly
The makeover squad help out a disabled mum of five who is struggling to keep her family's clutter in check.Followed by News; Weather
: Bargain Hunt
In Derby a couple who've been together for almost 40 years take on a pair of newlyweds. Plus a visit to Ragley Hall in Warwickshire.: BBC News
Weather: Neighbours
Scott's self-destructive behaviour causes trouble.Repeated at 5.35pm (AD)
: Doctors
Sweet Dreams. Mac is concerned for a boy's safety.Writer David Hermanstein For cast see Tuesday and Friday
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: Diagnosis Murder
The New Healers. The unpopular star of a TV hospital drama is permanently written out of the script.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBeebies
Ends 3.45.Tweenies The garden becomes a magical forest.
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Ends 5.35.The Wild Thornberrys
Darwin 's fear of heights stops him from flying in a hot-air balloon.
4.10 Astro Boy
As his memory circuits reactivate, Astro Boy remembers his origins.
4.35 Kerching!
10/13. An American company advertises its fizzy drink on the Rudeboy website.
Writer Othneil Smith
5.00 Short Change
The consumer show carries out more investigations.
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5.25 Newsround
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: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm (AD): BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. including a weather summary.(S)
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: Regional news magazine
Details on MondayThen Weather with Helen Willetts.
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: Open All Hours
Arkwright needs a new suit, but he's too mean to buy one. Writer Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Sydney LotterbyContributors
: EastEnders
Martin and Sonia have a big decision to make on their wedding day. Alfie rebuffs Kat's attempt to seduce him.Writer Ann Marie Di Mambro : This week's episodes produced and directed by Jamie Annett More cast on Friday Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 (AD)
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: Sven and Nancy's Big Impression
Football fever is sweeping the country ahead of Euro 2004, and Sven-Goran Eriksson and Nancy Dell'Olio are at home awaiting the big kick-off - but can Sven count on his feisty partner's support when he needs it most? Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona introduce brand-new comic impressions, including Claudio Ranieri , Rio Ferdinand , Peter Schmeichel , Owen Hargreaves and Anna Ford , as well as old favourites such as Posh and Becks, Gary Lineker and Jordan.Director Matt Lipsey ; Producer Henry Klejdys McGowan and Ancona's take on Euro 2004: page 13
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: Trauma
10/10. The Royal London Hospital air ambulance is scrambled when a traffic accident results in a serious head injury. Trauma on Three is at 9pm on BBC3.Series producer Alison Gregory ; Executive producer Camilla Lewis
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: Silent Witness: Tell No Tales
An episode of the forensic detective drama from 2002.Pathologist Sam Ryan investigates when a gruesome discovery is made in an old factory building.
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: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Helen Willetts.
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: Silent Witness
In the conclusion of tonight's drama, Harry is implicated in the death of a student.: Election Night
Today's local council, London Assembly and European Parliament elections are the biggest test of public political opinion ahead of the next general election. David Dimbleby updates the results as they come in, with "swingometer" analysis from Peter Snow. Leading figures from the main parties assess the new political landscape, and politicians are put on the spot in live reports from around Britain.Followed by Holiday Weather
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