Listings
: Breakfast
Hosted by Dermot Murnaghan and Susanna Reid.Breakfast Briefing at 6.00; weather every half-hour from 6.15; national/ regional news half-hourly from 6.27.
Editor David Kermode
Contributors
: Animal Park
The birth of wolf cubs is tinged with tragedy at Longleat, a ferret makes a home movie - and a rhino needs a pregnancy test. (Revised rpt): Homes under the Hammer
A seaside end-of-terrace, a barn ripe for conversion and a bijou flat are up for auction. Followed by News; Weather: Staying Put?
Light-loving David Curtis dislikes his gloomy Victorian pile near Uasgow, but wife Julie adores its period features. Should they stay or should they go?Contributors
: Car Booty
Will the sale of an antique table and doll parts help to pay for a house extension? Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
From Wollaton Fair in Nottinghamshire.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Harold realises that he's not Gabby's father.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Cash in the Attic
Kids' rooms in Kent could have a makeover if money can be raised. More at 7pm tonight: Diagnosis Murder
In Defense of Murder. Dr Sloan investigates the murder of a Hollywood madam.: News; Weather
Regional News (5): CBBC: Captain Abercromby
It's Big Blue Fish party time!: CBBC: Kerching!
5/13. Series two. Taj gets Alex on The Lurve Match.(More on Wednesday at 4.35pm)
Contributors
: CBBC: Blue Peter
Johnny Depp and Quentin Blake pay tribute to author Roald Dahl.King John: p20; Felicity Dahl: p20
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. (5)Followed by Weather with Peter Gibbs. cs)
Contributors
: 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
Contributors
: Cash in the Attic
Actress Carola Stewart hopes to escape London aboard a barge. But first she needs to raise E3,000. Producer Bernard Periatambee ; Exec producer James BurstallContributors
: Real Story with Fiona Bruce
An investigation into reports of children being given secret abortions without their parents' knowledge. Producer Mike Lewis Editor Dave Stanford Postponed from 18 July NOTE: as Real Story reacts to the news. its content may changeContributors
: EastEnders
Dot meddles in Dennis and Sharon's wedding plans. Writer Michael Jenner Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: page 41; For cast see page 42Contributors
: Disaster Masters
5/10. Friendly rivalry distracts emergency engineering duo Darrel and Dave. Barbara Windsor narrates.Producer Becky Clarke ; Executive producer Paul Wooding
Contributors
: Silent Witness
New series 1/4. Ghosts 1/2. Back for a ninth series. the hit forensic pathology drama returns in typically gritty style as Dr Leo Dalton 's family are involved in a hit-and-run car crash. Contains violent images. The story concludes tomorrow at 9pm.Writer Tony McHale ; Producer Tim Bradley ; Director Richard Signy For further cast see tomorrow Emilia Fox answers One Final Question: page
Contributors
: BBC News
George Alagiah. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: Jack Dee Live at the Apollo
Builders, burglars and ancient Aunt Binkie are all fair game as the deadpan comedian takes centre stage. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Alex HardcastleContributors
: Men Behaving Badly: Delivery
Dorothy worries about motherhood.Contributors
: Dead Husbands
Acerbic black comedy starring John Ritter and Nicollette Sheridan. When a bestselling author decides to quit writing, his social-climbing wife decides to get even. Review page 56.Director Paul Shapiro (1998, 15) (5)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.Panorama Never Again. Why have thousands died in Darfur, western Sudan? Postponed from 7 July (SD
2.30 Geldof in Africa 5/6. Four Horsemen. Harrowing tales of war crimes against children in Uganda. (SL)
3.00 6/6. Ethiopia. The country's culture. (SL)
3.30 Seven Natural Wonders 7/8. The West. Exploring the Severn Bore, Glastonbury Tor and Cheddar Gorge.
Postponed from 7 July (SL)
4.00 Rough Science 2/6. Making a distress flare, beacon and life jacket. Postponed from 7 July (SL)
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