Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Natasha Kaplinsky.Contributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
An American with a budget of £170,000 who wants to settle down in Edinburgh.: Facing the Music
Troubled child Charlotte put her mum through hell. Now 29, can she make up for the past with a birthday performance of CyndiLauper's True Colors? Followed by News; Weather
: Staying Put?
Newlyweds John and Catherine hear the call of the countryside - but can their current abode be made more tolerable?: Car Booty
A commemorative painting could await retired couple David and Elaine if they can sell their excess possessions. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
A family compete for the best buys at a Warwick antiques fair. With Tim Wonnacott. <s)Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
The evidence against David grows ever more damning.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Cash In the Attic
Will pop memorabilia pay for the shopping spree of a lifetime in the Wirral?: Diagnosis Murder
The Murder Trade. A sinisterPsychiatrist offers Mark Sloan a shot at revenge.
Contributors
: CBBC: Stuart Little
Stuart and George visit a farm.: CBBC: BB3B
There's a funny smell in Sunnyfield and it's causing all sorts of problems.: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
An automated house of the future goes berserk.: CBBC: Out There
1/12. Australians Miller and Fiona, and animal-mad English girl Aggie, meet a new kid from America in the second series of the drama.(More on Thursday at 5pm)
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. (5) Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang. (5)Contributors
: Trouble in Store
5/8. On the Run. Store detective the Duck hunts a prolific shoplifter, the centre launches its own model competition, DJ Wayne is competing in the GreatNorth Run and the pressure is on to make a million in one day at House of Fraser. Linda Smith narrates. Producers Jenny Nicol , Neil Percival and Tom Willis
Executive producers Guy Davies and David Hart
Contributors
: EastEnders
Alfie puts himself in an impossible position when he agrees to dates with both Kat and Little Mo. Dennis is anxious as Sharon's wedding plans escalate.Writer Alison Fisher For cast see page 37 Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders
Contributors
: Holby City
Home Is Where the Hurt Is. While Donna plays it cool, Ric and Zubin try to set aside their differences. Has Mubbs finally managed to change his ways?Writers Andrew Holden and Stephanie Lloyd Jones ; Producer Chris Ballantyne ; Director Karen Stowe www.bbc.cauk/holbycity
Contributors
: What Not to Wear on Holiday
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine focus their fashion sense on those precious weeks away from the hurly-burly. Spurning perished bikinis and other unflattering garb, the duo travel to Tenerife with mother-of-four Marie in a bid to teach her how to look her best on the beach. They follow that by accompanying Claire to Venice to help her to blend in with stylish Italians. Will their advice be heeded?[web address removed]
City break offers: page 134
Lifestyle: What Not to Wear on Holiday 9.00pm BBC1
Loads of us don't bother buying a new wardrobe of clothes to go on holiday. We just chuck last year's stuff in a bag and then are surprised to discover our bikini is less supportive than it should be, our flip-flops have seen one beach too many and our strappy sundress has mysteriously shrunk. But style mavens Trinny and Susannah are on a mission to help such sartorially challenged women. So in this special edition they teach one holiday-maker how to look her best on a Tenerife beach and another how to blend in with the stylish locals in Venice.
They may say that they're "two middle-aged women who just want to help", but this pair are really the Gordon Ramsays of the fashion world. Like him, they bully their victims unmercifully and, like him, they're always proved right in the end. And that's what makes them so wickedly watchable. (Jane Rackham)
Contributors
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Alex Deakin.
Contributors
: Bunking Off
2/6. A shocking discovery in a town-centre car park awaits the truancy patrol. Meanwhile, can 15-year-old persistent offender Dale be put back on track in time for his GCSEs? Robert Cavanah narrates.Producer Adam Purver ; Executive producer Tessa Finch
Contributors
: Waterworld
Outlandish futuristic adventure with Kevin Costner and Dennis Hopper. When the polar icecaps melt and - flood the world, Helen and Enola join a loner who's adapted to the new world. But the trio are pursued by the evil Smokers as Enola may hold the key to finding the mythical Dryland. Review page 50.Director Kevin Reynolds (1995, 12)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.See Hear Shown Saturday at 12.15pm on BBC2
: Houses Behaving Badly
A cottage in Newark,Nottinghamshire, is cleared of clutter.
: Rough Science
4/6. The quartet are given just three days in which to construct a lighthouse.About this project
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