Listings
: Breakfast
Hosted by Mishal Husain and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
: Animal Park - Wild in Africa
9/10. On the trail of a rare brown hyena whose bite is three times tiercer than that of a great white shark. (Revised repeat): City Hospital
Nadia Sawalha and Ainsley Harriott patrol the wards. (5)Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Downsize Me
4/8. A grandmother fromStaffordshire seeks a smaller home - and a new job.
: Car Booty
A stylish bathroom suite tops the wish list as a Brighton couple flog Art Deco collectables. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
When two teams compete at an auction in Derby, one earns a Golden Gavel award.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Elle and Ned's reunion looks set to be short-lived.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Words and Music. In an hour-long episode, Greg and Rico celebrate a special day, whileNick confronts Elizabeth about her mysterious illness.
Writer Claire Bennett ; Producer Loretta Preece : Series producer Beverley Dartnall For cast see page 47
Contributors
: Animal Park
I A visitor foolishly leaves his car in the lion enclosure atLongleat. (Revised repeat)
: CBBC: LazyTown
Noisy Robbie keeps Sportacus awake.: CBBC: Dennis the Menace
Dennis offers to help an alien.: CBBC: BB3B
The twins uncover an alien brain-drain plot.: CBBC: Lizzie McGuire
The kids "marry" for a school project.: CBBC: Totally Doctor Who
A forum for fans to gen up on Time Lord trivia. With Barney Harwood.Repeats of the last series of Doctor Who continue on BBC3 at 7pm; and the new series begins next Saturday on BBC1
It's nearly time...: page 12
See Kids' TV Choices: page
Contributors
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
Presented by George Alagiah and Sian Williams. news.bbc.co.ukFollowed by Weather with Dan Corbett.
Contributors
: Run for Glory
7/8. The tough training schedule at an Australian boot camp, plus the prospect of a gruelling 15-mile run, proves too much for some athletes. Steve Cram and Sally Gunnell try to rally their spirits.Series producer Ian Holt ; Executive producer Annette Clarke
Contributors
: EastEnders
Jake begins to crack under the strain, while Phil and lan's feud becomes too much for Ben to handle.Writer James Payne This week's episodes produced by Pamela Hansson and directed by Paul Wroblewski Cast on page 47
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 [web address removed]
Contributors
: Waterloo Road
6/8. It's inspection day, and headmasterJack Rimmer plans to keep his most disruptive pupils out of harm's way by packing them off to a museum.
Writer Harry Wootliff
Producer Claire Phillips ; Director Ian Bevitt Denise Welch 's first big break: page 49
Contributors
: The Street
New series 1/6. Jimmy McGovern's powerful drama, exploring life behind the net curtains of a back street in northern England, begins with the story of bored housewife Angela (Jane Horrocks), who finds extramarital passion with a neighbour. But then tragedy strikes. Featuring Jim Broadbent and Timothy Spall. [Web address removed]Street fighting man: page 26
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett.
Contributors
: Paparazzi
New series 1/4. A-listers Rachel Hunter ,Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones are in the frame as telephoto experts stake out Caribbean hideaways. Producer Mags Gavan; Series producer Christina MacAulay
First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: When a Man Loves a Woman
Sobering drama starring Andy Garcia and Meg Ryan. Michael and Alice have a seemingly perfect life, but in reality Alice has an escalating drink problem and is in need of professional help. Review page 67.Director Luis Mandoki (1994,15)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes.Panorama Shown on Sunday at 10.15pm
2.20 Natural World How war could wipe out the bonobo, a shy, peace-loving great ape.
3.10 Through Hell and High Water 5/5. The rowers experience a life-threatening capsize.
3.40 Downsize Me 4/10. A Buckinghamshire teacher seeks mortgage-free nirvana in West Sussex. (SD
4.10 5/10. House-hunting in Cheshire.
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