Listings
: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Breakfast Briefing at 6.00; weather every half-hour from 6.15; national/ regional news half-hourly from 6.27. Editor David Kermode
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: Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre
6/10. A busy woman fits driving lessons into her hectic life. With Nadia Sawalha.Contributors
: Homes under the Hammer
Visits to Harrogate and beyond. Director/Producer Melanie Eriksen Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Staying Put
Living in the Lake District.: Houses Behaving Badly
A Leicestershire woman can't keep her house in order. Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
Can cash be raised to lower a living-room ceiling?: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather (5): Neighbours
Boyd has a surprise for Summer. Repeated at 5.35pm: Doctors
Iron Man. Mac helps a bereaved man confront his grief. Doctors is due to return in September.Writer Mark Chadbourn
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: Diagnosis Murder
Murder, Murder Does a twin sister hold an alibi?: News; Weather
Regional News: Home Farm Twins
5/13. Can the duo buy Solo?(Postponed from last week)
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: CBBC: Serious Desert
5/6. Morale in the team plummets.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth. (5)Followed by Weather with John Hammond.
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: Regional news magazines
GREATER LONDON BBC London News Hosted by Emily MaitliS. Editor Catherine HearneSOUTH EAST South East Today With Rob Smith , Ian Palmer and Beverley Thompson. Editor Quentin Smith
EAST Look East With Stewart White and Amelia Reynolds. Producers Ian Kings and Lisa Reynolds
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: Real Story with Fiona Bruce
Your Life in Their Boozy Hands. An alarming insight into how disparities in NHS policy have led to drug and alcohol misuse in Britain's medical community. Series producer Mike Lewis ; Editor Dave Stanford NOTE: as Real Story reacts to the news, its content may changeContributors
: A Question of Sport Special
Colin Montgomerie , Joe Cole and Maurice Greene feature in funny and memorable moments from the show. The regular series continues Friday at 7pm.Producer Gareth Edwards www.bbc.co.uk/questionofsport
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: EastEnders
Shocking revelations from Sam lead Zoe to make a huge decision. Jim's worst fears about Dot's driving instructor are confirmed.Writer Lucy Blincoe Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: page 43; For cast see page 45
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: Traffic Cops
3/6. No Respect. Cloak-and-dagger methods are employed to catch motorists showing disregard for authority in Cheshire. Jamie Theakston narrates.Producer Simon Meehan : Series producer Bruce Lippold
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: New Tricks
6/8. Gillian Taylforth guest-stars as UCOS are plunged into dodgy dealing in the greyhound racing world.[web address removed]
Crime Drama: New Tricks 9.00pm BBC1
For a trio of geriatrics, Jack, Gerry and Brian behave alarmingly like little schoolboys. They pass notes behind teacher's back (or rather that of Supt Pullman), skip "class" whenever they can and constantly squabble. If they left chewing gum stuck under their desk and stuck their tongues out at grown-ups, no one would be surprised. They're unquestionably juvenile, but even so there are moments in tonight's episode that almost made me laugh, they were so ridiculous.
Gerry has to repay a £10,000 debt to bookie Michael Jacobs by unofficially investigating the death of Jacobs's dad outside Walthamstow dog track in 1983. And yes, there are lots of jokes about "going to the dogs", people being "hounded", "barking up the wrong tree", and "tailing suspects" etc. Former EastEnder Gillian Taylforth guests as a glamorous greyhound trainer, while Philip Whitchurch, who played Tyler in My Hero, plays Jacobs's older brother. Undemanding but entertaining enough. (Jane Rackham)
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: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett. (5)
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: One Foot in the Grave: Descent into the Maelstrom
Can Victor nurse an exhausted Margaret back to health?Richard Wilson stars in Born and Bred on Wednesday at 8pm
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: Men Behaving Badly: Watching TV
Important topics such as knickers in Star Trek are discussed in Simon Nye's comedy.Contributors
: BlackJack
2/4. In the Money. Wife and mother Julia Miller was shot in her own home. Jack Kempson (Colin Friels ) is asked to investigate by his father-in-law, who was having an affair with her - but the truth is far more complicated than anybody expects.Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.Private Life of a Masterpiece 2/5. Vermeer's The
Art of Painting. Enhanced commentary. (SU
2.00 ONE life 2/9. Reg Keys , an ambulance driver whose son died in Iraq, takes on Tony Blair. (SL)
2.40 DIY SOS 8/8. Kitchen sink drama with a frazzled
French mum now based in Leeds. (SL)
3.10 Mind Your Own Business Can a struggling bridal wear business be salvaged? (SL)
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