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: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Boris Johnson and Donny Osmond guest after 8.30am.
Including 6.00 Breakfast Briefing with Moira Stuart (Mon-Wed), Kate Sanderson (Thu, Fri); 6.15, 6.45,
7.15, 7.45, 8.15, 8.45 weather with Louise Lear : 6.20, 7.35, 8.35 sport; 6.27, 6.56, 7.27, 7.56,
8.27, 8.56 national and regional news; 6.50,7.25, 7.50, 8.25 business news. Sons Johnson in the RT interview: p22 Then The National Lottery Daily Play
Contributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Glasgow properties are assessed by would-be buyers.: City Hospital
More weekday insights into hospital life. Followed by News; Weather: Car Booty
A collection of Sindy dolls and old cameras are sold off to fund a biking trip on the WestCoast of America.
: Bargain Hunt
Will a profit be made at Newark in Nottinghamshire?: Working in the Dark
New series 1/5. The efforts of Glasgow's binmen begins- a look at night workers' jobs.
With Adrian Chiles.
Contributors
: BBC News
Weather: Neighbours
Libby and Darren revisit the past. Repeated 5.35pm (AD): Doctors
A Secret Life. Helen makes an attempt to resolve the love triangle of a dying patient.Writer Jonathan Evans ; Producer Carol Harding ; Series producer Beverley Dartnall More cast on Friday
Contributors
: Animal Park
The survival skills of Spirit the wolf cub are tested.: CBeebies
Ends 3.45.Tots TV Tiny digs himself a luxury swimming pool.
3.35 Boo! A chance to hide out while on a trip to a ski resort.
: CBBC
Stuart LittleWill Mrs Little get a birthday gift? (AD)
4.05 The Stables
The Funky Fools set off for the Newcastle Riding Club. More tomorrow 4.05pm.
4.20 Mona the Vampire
Zelda the fortune teller's visitors all encounter mishaps. (AD)
4.30 Lizzie McGuire
Matt thinks he's found a treasure map.
4.55 Blue Peter
Matt and Konnie visit Mumbai in India.
5.20 Newsround Special
Is the sport of bullfighting integral to Portugal's culture or merely cruel?
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm (AD): BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. Including a weather summary. www.bbc.co.uk/newsContributors
: South East Today
Beverley Thompson and Giles Dilnot presentSussex and Kent news.
Editor Quentin Smith
REGIONAL PROGRAMMES: see note on left under Other Regions
Followed by Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: BBC London News Asad
Ahmad and Nina Hossain with news for London and the Home Counties.Editor Catherine Hearne
Contributors
: Cash in the Attic
Rock-loving granny June Ogden wants to raise enough money to buy amplifiers for her grandsons' band.Series producer Gill Waddington
Contributors
: Inside Out
3/9. The village of Saltdean's problem with bored kids. Presented by Paul Ross.REGIONAL PROGRAMMES: see note on left under Other Regions
Contributors
: Inside Out
3/9. SumitBose joins the crew of the No 8 Routemaster bus on its final journey. Editor Dippy Chaudhary www.bbc.co.uk/insideout
: EastEnders
Minty and Billy fight. Kat makes a momentous decision.Writer Joanne Maguire Cast on Tuesday Rptd 10pm on BBC3 (AD) Shane Richie vents his spleen in Room 101 at 9.30pm over on BBC2 Soap & Flannel: page 38
Contributors
: Changing Rooms
New series 1/10. The last ever series begins with an eco-friendlyjob in Banbury, Oxfordshire. WithLaurence Llewelyn-Bowen , Anna Ryder Richardson and Oliver Heath. Producer Corinna Sturmer : Series producer Joanne Haddock
Contributors
: Silent Witness
Nowhere Fast 2/2. Matt Gibb becomes prime suspect when the team uncover his gambling debts. See Sunday's choice. For cast see Sunday www.bbc.co.uk/silentwitnessContributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: Jack Dee Live at the Apollo
3/6. Iranian stand-up Omid Djalili joins the grumbling comic at the Apollo in Hammersmith, London, for a set that takes in everything from belly-dancing to Shakespeare. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Alex HardcastleContributors
: Public Opinion
3/6. Danniella Westbrook , Rhona Cameron , Andy Kane , Craig Charles , John Altman and Jimmy Savile guest on the celebrity panel show presented by Gyles Brandreth.Director Justin C Adams : Series producer Ian Burgoyne
Contributors
: Film 2004 with Jonathan Ross
Will it be "love all" as romance is served up in Wimbledon, with Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst ? Plus Jet Li in Hong Kong drama Hero. Producer Hans Petch ; Series producer Tom WebberRepeated next Saturday on BBC2
Contributors
: Evita
Madonna shines in the musical biography based on the celebrated show. The impoverished Eva heads for the bright lights of Buenos Aires, determined to leave her provincial upbringing behind. Review page 52.Director Alan Parker (1996, PG)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes. Ends 5.00.Country House 1/8. How are the English landed gentry faring in Blair's Britain? Enhanced commentary. First shown on BBC2 (AD)
3.00 Fat Nation - the Big Challenge 2/9. Birmingham volunteers have their health regimes monitored. Shown last Thursday
4.00 Superhomes 5/6. How Los Angeles's rich inhabitants pursue land, status and the next property killing. First shown on BBC2 (AD)
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