Listings
: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Uncharted Territory
3/10. Stunning scenery, skiing and temptingly low prices in Bolu, northern Turkey.: Homes under the Hammer
A four-bedroom box house, a Grade II listed home - in pink - and a two-for-one offer. Followed by News; Weather: Trading Up
A country girl wants to return to her roots - but first she has to sell her suburban semi.: Car Booty
A widower seeks funds to pay for a memorial pond. Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
A woman aims to raise the money to buy a plasma-screen TV.Series producer Andrew Snowball
Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather (5): Neighbours
Connor and Serena face temptation. Repeated at 5.35pm: Doctors
Indestructible. Faith helps a family struggling with a mother's cancer and a son's drug habit.Writer Mark Chadbourn
Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Confession. A priest is accused of killing an old friend.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: Best of Friends
Is friendship stronger than prizes?: CBBC: Patrick's Planet
3/13. When Amanda is burgled, Patrick vows that he will get her stuff back.: CBBC: Blue Peter
Including a kettle you can boil by texting it.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. Followed by Weather with John Hammond.Contributors
: Road Rage School
8/8. How will the road-ragers fare on London's notorious North Circular? In the passenger seats, beleaguered family members will be marking them down for signs of aggressive behaviour. Ultimately, though, whether they pass or fail this final test is up to Dr Lisa Dorn - and she has a few surprises in store. Series producer Rukhsana MosamExecutive producers Grant Mansfield and Nick Shearman
Contributors
: Seaside Rescue
A dangerous rescue following a paragliding accident, plus a race against time when the tide threatens to engulf a teen stuck in the sand. Fay Ripley narrates. Director Martin Hicks ; Series producer Lucinda AxelssonContributors
: What Not to Wear
4/5. A group of 53 men - all in the throes of a midlife crisis - are in dire need of help. Trinny and Susannah wade through leather trousers, ponytails, fake tans and chunky jewellery as they seek out the two most deluded candidates to undergo a wardrobe renaissance. Can the girls' shock therapy change the men's outlooks on clothes - and themselves?Producer Dominic Cyriax ; Series producer Kirsty Hanson RT DIRECT: save E2 on Trinny and Susannah's hardback What Your Clothes Say about You: How to Look Different, Act Different and Feel Different. Send a cheque for E18 (incl p&p), payable to RT Direct Book Offers, to [address removed] call [number removed]042 quoting RT; or visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com
Contributors
: Shops, Robbers & Videotape
Police officers in the city of Sheffield go after thieves attempting to fund their drug habits, tackle a man taking indecent photos on his mobile phone and raid a pub in the search for dealers peddling illegal substances. Contains strong language.Producer Paul Barnett ; Series producer Paul Tucker
Contributors
: BBC News
Maxine Mawhinney. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: Drama Connections
8/8. 1 Claudius. A tale of sex, power, violence and madness that spanned the lives of several Roman emperors, it was the television hit of 1976. Stars Derek Jacobi , John Hurt , Brian Blessed and Sian Phillips recall the making of a series in whichCharlton Heston and Ronnie Barker were among the other actors touted for the lead role. Meera Syal narrates. Director Brendan O'Hara ; Series producer Toby Stevens
Postponed from 4 October
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: Family Business
Comedy drama with Sean Connery , Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick. Jessie McMullen is a criminal, his son Vito used to be one, and now his grandsonA he family business. When Adam involves Jessie in his plans for a job, Vito's desire to go straight looks to be in danger. Review page 57. Director Sidney Lumet (1989, 15)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.Beyond Boundaries 4/4. The team must climb a 5,500ft live volcano. With enhanced commentary.
Shown on Monday at 11.20pm on BBC2
: Horizon
9/9. Assessing the impact of the controversial science of epigenetics.: Spending Other People's Money
2/8. A thrifty woman and her committed-shopper friend.About this project
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