Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Natasha Kaplinsky. (5)Contributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Can Dominic Littlewood and Melissa Porter help a Welsh estate agent who is on her ownProperty mission?
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: Homes under the Hammer
A butcher's shop in Melbourne, Derbyshire, a plot of land in Kent and a cute little cottage in Devon. www.bbc.co.uk/homes Followed by News; Weather: Staying Put?
Six daughters under 18 and only one bathroom. The team come to the rescue of a cramped family in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. (5): Car Booty
A couple flog off the contents of their garage-cum-dumping ground so they can convert it into a bedroom. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
It's a family affair as father and daughter compete against mother and daughter-in-law in Kedleston, Derbyshire.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Sindi and Stuart stay attached. Harold expresses reservations about David's innocence.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Cash in the Attic
David McEllin 's cluttered house is more akin to a museum. Will he raise enough money for a scuba-diving holiday?Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Murder by the Busload. The victims of a bus accident all become suspects in a cold-blooded murder case.: CBBC: BB3B
Could a new restaurant turn people into zombies?: CBBC: The Scooby and Scrappy Show
The gang encounter the ghost of an old Indian legend.: CBBC: Out There
2/12. Aggie makes friends with new American arrival Tom Butler only to find everything he has told her is a lie.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
George Alagiah , Sian Williams.Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett. (5)
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: Should I Worry About... ?
2/6. Additives. What exactly are additives and could they have a detrimental effect? Richard Hammond and his family try to live a life free from preservatives, while Hammond himself strives to uncover what's in our food, those responsible for putting it there, and the health problems that could consequently arise. Producer Nicola Cook ; Series producer Kate BeethamContributors
: EastEnders
Alfie hatches a plan to free himself of his misery. A celebration impels Pat and Johnny to revisit their past. Writer Rob Gittins ; Producer Martha Hillier ; Director Mark Sendell Cast on page 37 Repeated at 10pm on BBC3Contributors
: Airport
Journalists Steve and Russell try to elicit a quote from Bob Geldof , who's bound for the G8 summit in Edinburgh. Stuart has to nurse a dehydrated fox, while Steph investigates reports of a trapped cat.Producer Harriet Pleming ; Executive producer Edwina Vardey
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: War at the Door
8/8. An embattled Mr Pervez attempts to collect long-overdue rent from his tenants only to find the house colonised by squatters. Can landlord champion Paul Shamplina oust the wrongful residents? And, if so, will the property be in a state of chaos? Lenny Henry narrates. A new series is in the pipeline. Director Susie Donaldson ; Series producer Marcus RydePostponed from last Thursday
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: Trauma Africa
3/3. Dr Brannigan tries to save a three-year-old girl severely injured in a hit-and-run incident. In the resuscitation room, Dr Hamilton treats a man who's been badly injured after trying to fix his electric cooker at home, while paramedic Leon Venter helps out more than ten patients after two taxis collide. Narrated by Kwarme Kwei-Armah . Back on home turf, a new series of Trauma starts next Thursday.Producer Alison Gregory ; Executive producer Camilla Lewis
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: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with John Hammond.
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: Victoria Wood's Big Fat Documentary
1/2. Why is it deemed funny to be fat? Is it really that difficult to lose weight? In this personal, humorous film, the comedian tries to fathom out where she stands on press pressure, fat acceptance, slimming products and surgery. She also looks at the history of the ideal body shape. Concludes next Thursday.Producers Judith Holder and Ben Warwick
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: This Week
Andrew Neil , Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo look back at the last seven days in the political arena. Producer Vicky Flind ; Editor Jamie DonaldRepeated tomorrow at 5.15pm on BBC Parliament
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: Contagious
Thriller starring Lindsay Wagner. An epidemiologist is brought in to avert a catastrophe after cholera-infected meals are found to have been served on a plane en route to the US. Review page 52. Director Joe Napolitano (1997, 12)Followed by Holiday Weather
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.Hidden Talent Do we all posses a degree of artistic flair? Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen reports.
2.55 Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre 7/10. Can Michelle Dady pass her driving test first time?
3.40 Airport There's passenger anger when fog over Europe causes scores of flights to be cancelled.
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