The team try to sort out a cluttered kitchen and a shabby bathroom on behalf of a busy working mother in Worcester.
Can Stephanie Meadows , Sam Olujimni and Daniel Ventura be Of help? www.bbc.co.uk/homes
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Meadows
Unknown:
Sam
Olujimni
Unknown:
Daniel
Ventura
John Collier has not had an easy time and now needs to think about the future. Can Lome Spicer and Jeremy Milnes help him make some tough decisions? Followed by News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Collier
Unknown:
Lome
Spicer
Unknown:
Jeremy
Milnes
Taz-Mania
Taz makes a funny home video, then he and Dingo try to snatch a rare bottle cap from Kee Wee. (AD)
4.05 Tom and Jerry Kids
A trio of cat and-mouse capers.
4.30 The Basil Brush Show
The flat is home to a reality TV show. But which of the housemates will walk off with the cash prize?
More on Friday at 4.30pm.
4.55 The Agents
10/16. Young talent teams hunt for the next generation of entertainers. Fame Academy's Carrie Grant hosts.
5.2S Newsround
Contributors
Writer ("The Basil Brush Show"):
Peter
Cocks
Preenter ("The Agents"):
Carrie
Grant
Swapping Albert Square for Queensland, Australia, the actress who plays Sonia in EastEnders chases man-eating crocodiles, performs surgery on a koala, confronts the killer cassowary bird and falls for a kangaroo called Eric. Producer Colette Camden; Executive producer Janine Waddell
Postponed from 21 July
Paul finds coaching the basketball team trickier than he first thought. And Jim plans his birthday celebrations. Writer Nicholas Hicks-Beach Cast on Tuesday and Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 (AD) www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders
Time for the animal world's answer to the Olympic Games, with a bit of help from the latest technology. Competitors from the mammals, birds, insects, herptiles and fish nations are scaled to human size as they compete in various events. Multi-camera shooting, action replays and photo finishes are used to analyse each event. And the commentators are John Motson and Jonathan Pearce.
Producer John Downer ; Executive producer Adam Kemp BBC DVD: Animal Games DVD on sale on from 9 August, price £4.99 Natural athletes: page 24
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Motson
Unknown:
Jonathan
Pearce.
Producer:
John
Downer
Producer:
Adam
Kemp
PC Wendy Coad arrests a suspected shoplifter, who gives a false address. Sgt Mark Clelland gives chase to a young man in Cardiff on a cycle, stops and searches a youth for drugs, and finds graffiti can make interesting reading.
Series producer: Hugh Dehn ; Executive producer Roger Graef
Contributors
Unknown:
Wendy
Coad
Unknown:
Sgt Mark
Clelland
Producer:
Hugh
Dehn
Producer:
Roger
Graef
6/6. Car Salesman. Tony Bascombe , a car salesman from Essex, has higher stress levels than anything the experts have ever seen before. If he is to save his job and his health, he needs to take action now. Narrated by Juliet Morris.
Producer Claire Hughes ; Series producer Si6n Taylor www.bbc.co.uk/lifestyle
BBC Action Line: confidential support and information available by ringing [number removed] (lines open seven days a week, 7.30am-12 midnight)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Bascombe
Unknown:
Juliet
Morris.
Producer:
Claire
Hughes
Oliver Stone 's historical thriller based on events surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy, starring Kevin Costner. On 22 November 1963, President Kennedy's death changes America for ever. One man is convinced of a conspiracy, and sets out to prove it. Review page 53.
(1991, 15)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Oliver
Stone
Unknown:
Kevin
Costner.
Jim Garrison:
Kevin
Costner
Liz Garrison:
Sissy
Spacek
David Ferrie:
Joe
Pesci
Clay Shaw:
Tommy Lee
Jones
Lee Harvey Oswald:
Gary
Oldman
Lou Ivon:
Jay O
Sanders
Bill Broussard:
Michael
Rooker
Susie Cox:
Laurie
Metcalf
Al Oser:
Gary
Grubbs
Dean Andrews:
John
Candy
Jack Martin:
Jack
Lemmon
Senator Long:
Walter
Matthau
Colonel X:
Donald
Sutherland
Willie O'Keefe:
Kevin
Bacon
Signed programmes. Ends 4.55.
Jimmy's Farm 4/4. Essex boy Jimmy Doherty 's rare-breed pig farm is still not breaking even. First shown on BBC2 (AD)
3.10 Get a New Life The Reeve family are now desperate to find a home on Australia's sunshine coast. First shown on BBC2
4.10 Antiques Roadshow From Ottawa, Canada, where finds include a 16th-century emerald jewelled cross.
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