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: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Timetable on Monday Then The National Lottery Dally Play
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: To Buy or Not to Buy
Afire service call operator needs help to find her dream home in the West Midlands.: City Hospital
More real-life drama from the corridors of Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals in London.Followed by News; Weather
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: Car Booty
Moving to a smaller home, a retired couple want to buy a painting following the sale of former possessions.: Bargain Hunt
Will the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth Wells in Powys contain profitable items?: Eggheads
Seasoned television quiz champions take on a team of challengers.: BBC News
Weather: Neighbours
Lou faces judgement at his court hearing. Serena is on a quest. Repeated at 5.35pm (AD): Doctors
Watching Myself Die. A dying man struggles with his conscience as his twin reveals the truth. Writer Gary BrownCast Monday and Friday
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: Murder, She Wrote
Deadline for Murder. A veteran reporter has a deadly grudge.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBeebies: Chris's Sing-along Wednesday
Ends 3.45.Balamory
When plans for a boat trip go awry Edie needs cheering up.
(For regular cast see Friday BBC2)
Chris is back next Saturday and Sunday on CBeebies channel
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: CBBC
Ends 5.35.Tom and Jerry Kids
Triple bill of cat-and-mouse fun. (R) (S)
4.05 Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Triple bill. Scrappy is kidnapped, then the chums confront the Robot Master, and perform an act of espionage. (R) (S)
4.30 I Dream
2/13. S Club 8 members Aaron, Calvin, Daisy, Jay, Rochelle, Hannah, Stacey and Frankie star in a fantasy musical in which the gang attend summer school at Avalon Heights - a special academy for performing arts. Back to the Future's Christopher Lloyd features as headmaster Professor Toone. The first big assignment is set.
Writers Kieron Swift , Robin French (S)
5.00 Blue Peter
Including details of how to enter this year's Christmas competition. (S)
5.25 Newsround (S)
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: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm (AD): BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. Including a weather summary. www.bbc.co.uk/newsContributors
: Regional news magazine
Details on MondayFollowed by Weather with John Hammond.
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: Party Conference Broadcast
By the Labour Party.: Ground Force
A circular steel gate is constructed to link two gardens in Poplar, east London. Plus three spherical patios and a water feature. Director John Thornicroft ; Executive producer Carol HaslamContributors
: My Hero
The Family Way. George is feeling broody. However, a new addition is the last thing on Janet's mind - or is it? Writers Trevelyan Evans and Pete SinclairDirector John Stroud ; Producers Jamie Rix and John Stroud
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: The National Lottery - Midweek Draws
Phillip Schofield hosts the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball.Contributors
: What Not to Wear
New series 1/5. Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine's inimitable brand of sartorial advice switches to BBC1 - but this time the presenters live the lives of their volunteers. Mums and Babies. More than 100 badly dressed mums are desperate to rescue their gone-to-seed looks. Trinny and Susannah whittle the candidates down to a final two before mercilessly dissecting the contents of their wardrobes.BBC Magazine: What to Wear, a new quarterly available from 1 October, £1.80 Style counsel: page 35
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: British Isles: a Natural History
New series 1/8. Three Billion Years in the Making. Why is the UK so diverse, beautiful and extreme? From deserts to tropical forests, Alan Titchmarsh peels back the layers of time to reveal what shaped our landscape and its wildlife. Tonight he's in his native Yorkshire to explain how innocent-sounding place names bear testament to a wild legacy, and in Scotland's Isle of May to show how seal pups' white fur harks back to our snowy heritage.Producers Dan Tapster , Mary Colwell ; Executive producer Michael Gunton Paradise rediscovered: page 20
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: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with John Hammond.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Rough Justice
Earmarked. Mark Dallagher was jailed for life on the evidence of an ear print found on a window at a murder scene. He spent seven years in prison before tests proved the DNA on the ear print wasn't his. The film follows the increasingly bitter struggle as the case went first to appeal and then a retrial. The real murderer has never been found.Director/Producer Paul Dwyer
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: Play Dirty
Action-packed Second World War drama starring Michael Caine.A British army captain leads a motley group of former criminals on a mission behind enemy lines.
(Review page 53) (1969, 15)
(Film Trivia: page 45)
Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.(Ends 4.35)
Watchdog
Consumer affairs.
(Shown yesterday at 7pm)
2.05 A Year at Kew
1/12. The keeper of Kew's famous Palm House battles with a plague of thrips.
(First shown on BBC2)
2.35 Terry Jones's Medieval Lives
4/8. The Minstrel. The secret side of medieval minstrels. With enhanced commentary.
(First shown on BBC2) (AD)
3.05 Medical Mysteries
3/3. Mystery of the Forgotten Plague. The incurable disease immortalised in Awakenings. (AD)
4.05 Should I Worry About...?
1/8. Mobile Phones. Advice on safe mobile usage, with Richard Hammond.
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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