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: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Match of the Day
Premiership highlights.(Shown yesterday at 10.20pm)
: Breakfast with Frost
Topical discussion, with David Frost and guests. Including 9.30 News; Weather.Contributors
: The Heaven & Earth Show
Val Kilmer , star of Oliver Stone 's epic Alexander, discusses his Christian Scientist roots. Series producer Roger ChildsExecutive producer Chris Loughlin CONTACT: call [number removed]3737 (max 8p). email heaven@bbc.co.uk; text [number removed]: visit www.bbc.co.uk/heaven
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: Countryfile
How has climate change affected winter birds, and what are the consequences of creating the Cairngorms National Park? With John Craven. Includes weather for the week ahead.Contributors
: The Politics ShowNew series
Scrutiny of the latest political issues, presented by Jeremy Vine.From loo, local stories, hosted in London by Tim Donovan and in the South East by Peter Henley. Including at 12.30 News.
Editor James Stephenson www.bbc.co.uk/politicsshow
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: Little Angels: Top Tips
Invaluable child-rearing advice.First shown on BBC3
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.For cast see page 44
: Twins
Knockabout comedy starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito. Separated at birth, gentle giant Julius Benedict seeks his twin, only to find the devious Vincent in a whole mess of trouble. Review page 55.Director Ivan Reitman (1988, PG)
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: Songs of Praise
There's stunning scenery and tales of rural life as Aled Jones visits the Cotswolds. Hymns from Cirencester Parish Church include All Creatures of Our God and King, There /s a Redeemer, Come Down, 0 Love Divine and The Lord Is My Shepherd. <s)iContributors
: Superstars
New series 1/6. Arduous physical tasks await the sporting heroes vying for the champion's crown. On the starting blocks are footballers John Barnes and Bryan Robson , rugby players Martin Offiah , Jonathan Davies and Ellery Hanley , rower Tim Foster , athlete John Regis and boxer Barry McGuigan. Hosted by Johnny Vaughan and Suzi Perry in La Manga, Spain. Director Mike Wilmot ; Series producer Cathy JonesContributors
: Antiques Roadshow
An Art Deco cigarette case, a £15,000 pedestal found abandoned in a garage and a hair-raising electric-shock therapy machine feature as Michael Aspel and the experts visit Manchester'sVictoria Baths , winner of the BBC'sfirstseries of Restoration. Inside Antiques follows at 7.35pm on BBC4. Producer Michele Burgess : Series producer Simon Shaw
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: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsWeather with Helen Young. (5)
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: Down to Earth
3/10. Ignorance Is Bliss. Tony hits upon the idea of badger safaris as a novel way of making money.Writer Jane Hollowood
Producer Sharon Houlihan; Director Terry Hand
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: Sea of Souls
Omen 2/2. Monaghan is haunted by terrifying visions as Justine and Craig delve deeper into the origins of the curse that has afflicted both an ex-paratrooper and the guilt-ridden head of the parapsychology unit. See yesterday's choice.Writer Peter Jukes ; Producer Stephen Garwood ; Director Maurice Philips For cast see yesterday www.bbc.co.uk/seaofsouls
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: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce.Weather with Helen Young. (5)
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: Jeremy Bowen on the Front Line
War reporters routinely risk their lives to bring news of distant conflicts to our TV screens - in the past four years, 62 journalists have died in combat zones. The BBC's award-winning world affairs correspondent Jeremy Bowen explores their work and motivations in this fascinating one-off documentary, visiting Beirut and former hot spots such as El Salvador and Sarajevo. Talking to colleagues including Martin Bell and Fergal Keane , Bowen reveals the stories the public don't see and the psychological costs of witnessing so much death and destruction.Director David Langan ; Producer Fatima Salaria Into battle: page 13
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: The French Connection
William Friedkin 's Oscar-winning crime drama starring Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider. Tough New York cop Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle becomes obsessed with smashing a narcotics ring operating betweenMarseille and the US, but finds himself at odds with both criminals and his superiors. Review page 55.
(1971,18) Film Highlights: page 50
Followed by Weatherview
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