Listings
: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Contributors
: Mirror. Sianal. Manoeuvre
7/10. Michelle Dady is keen to pass her driving test first time.Contributors
: Homes under the Hammer
A Devon boat store with a leaky roof, a Kent builders' office and an end-of-terrace in Derbyshire are put to the test. Followed by News; Weather: Staying Put
Can a better home be found for a family of six living in a four-storey home near Manchester?: Houses Behaving Badly
A Cambridgeshire family have a hoarding habit Can Kevin Allen and Stephanie Meadows help? Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Cash in the Attic
Stress therapy awaits for City of London workers if Caroline Whyman can raise the funds.Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Royal Ascot at York
Clare Balding dons her finest millinery to present the opening day of the world-famous Royal Ascot meeting, held - owing to redevelopment - at York's Knavesmire racecourse.Regular race-goers and viewers can rest assured that the quality of the racing remains unaffected, while sporting matters aside, the five-day festival's pomp and pageantry are renowned the world over. The action gets under way with a pair of Group Two races, the Coventry Stakes at 2.30 and the King's Stand Stakes at 105. Coverage continues on BBC2 at 3.20pm.
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: 50/50
Cumbrians Penrith and Fife slug it out in the hectic game show. Sophie McDonnell hosts.(S)
Contributors
: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
More canine sleuthing.: CBBC: Short Change
Consumer magazine with Ortis, Rhodri Owen and Thalia Pellegrini.Contributors
: Neighbours
Sindi is torn about telling Susan her secret.: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth.Followed by Weather with Peter Gibbs.
Contributors
: Trouble in Store
New series 1/8. Shoplifters Beware. Feisty fashionistas Trinny and Susannah are filming at Europe's largest shopping centre while store detective Graham tracks a team of professional shoplifters. Linda Smith narrates this look at life in Gateshead's MetroCentre.Producers Jenny Nicol , Neil Percival and Tom Willis
Executive producers Guy Davies and David Hart
Contributors
: EastEnders
Kat tries to stop Zoe going ahead with her plans.Writer Rob Gittins Cast page 45 Rptd 10pm on BBC3
Contributors
: Holby City
Pleasant Surprises. Tricia takes a second look at her life, while Mubbs's lifestyle catches up with him.Writer Simon Ashford ; Producer Roberto Troni
Director Delyth Thomas www.bbc.co.uk/holbycity Real Me TV Me: page 43
Contributors
: Cutting It
2/6. Disruptive students bring the academy for aspiring hair stylists to the brink of disaster.Writer Debbie Horsfield ; Producer Kate Crowe ; Director Philip John www.bbc.co.uk/cuttingit
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with John Hammond.
Contributors
: ONE life
5/9. Adoption Hell. Dr Hale and his wife love their adopted sons - but want to take social services to court to argue the children should never have been given to them. The Hales took the boys at two and five; 16 years on, both are in prison. ONE life follows the Hales for a year as they try to reach a resolution. Director Min Clough ; Series editor Todd AustinContributors
: Teen Angels
2/6. Tears and tantrums blight a family from Essex. James, 13, constantly complains; Anni, 16, is bunking off college; and parents Chris and Marie are at their wits' end. Can Stephen Briers and Tanya Byron help? Producer Rachel Latijee ; Series producer Sacha BaveystockFirst shown on BBC3
Contributors
: Royal Ascot at York Highlights
The best of the action from the opening day.Followed by Weatherview
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.See Hear Shown Saturday at 12 noon on BBC2 (SL)
1.35 Houses Behaving Badly Stephanie Meadows and co tackle a Lancashire bachelor pad. (SL)
2.20 Mind Your Own Business Can an ailing beauty salon be made profitable? (SL)
Contributors
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