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: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Bill Turnbull. IncludingNewsWatch at 7.45. <S)
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: Saturday Kitchen
MasterChef Goes Large supremo John Torode and cookery writer Mary Berry join Antony Worrall Thompson, plus wine expert Matt Skinner is back with more tipples. Editor Michael Kelpie ; Executive producer Barry Lynch TO VOTE: ring [number removed] (max cost lOp) or log on to www.bbc.co.uk/foodContributors
: Great British Menu
Matthew Fort. doyenne of the food world Prue Leith and legendary restaurateur Oliver Peyton judge Simon Rimmer and Marcus Wareing. The series continues weeknights at 6.30pm on BBC2. Shown yesterdayRepeated at 5.15pm on BBC2 Great British Menu book: page 24
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: Football Focus
Manish Bhasin , Mark Lawrenson and Lee Dixon preview the season's final exchanges in the Premiership tomorrow - games include Newcastle v Chelsea and Arsenal's final Highbury match, Playing host to Wigan - plus a look at the clubs desperately trying to avoid relegation to the non-league Conference. (5)Contributors
: Grandstand
Presented by Clare Balding. 105, 1.20, 1.55, 2.25, 3.55Badminton Horse Trials Pippa Funnell claimed a third Badminton title last year riding Primmore's Pride, edging out fellow British Olympic silver medallist and 2004 champion William Fox-Pitt , who fell just short of repeating his success with Tamarillo. As
Funnell returns on Ensign, Fox-Pitt and two other Olympic team members, Mary King and Jeanette Brakewell , are among a strong field of international challengers.
1.15, 1.45, 2.10 Racing Action from Haydock, featuring the Swinton Hurdle. Starts are at
1.25,1.55 and 2.25.
3.50 Football Half-times
TV presentation (Badminton)
Chris Lewis ; Editor Michael Cole The Inside Story: page 60
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: Final Score
Results service.: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Strictly Dance Fever
6/10. Following a segue into swing dance with the jitterbug and a display of passion with the lambada, the seven couples will be knocked down to six. With Graham Norton. Find out the result at 9.10pm on BBC1. Coverage also continues on BBC3 at 7pm.Producer Sam Donnelly ; Executive producer Karen Smith
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: Doctor Who: The Girl in the Fireplace
4/13 Madame de Pompadour finds the court at Versailles under attack from sinister clockwork killers. Her only hope of salvation lies with a mysterious stranger known simply as the Doctor.Doctor Who Confidential follows on BBC3 at 7.45pm, while Totally Doctor Who is on Thursday at 5pm.
Rptd tomorrow BBC3, 735pm [web address removed]
Tick tock!: p10; Doctor Who sticker book and poster: p23
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: The National Lottery Draws - Jet Set
Eamonn Holmes hosts the quiz in which contestants vie to win a trip to luxurious destinations. Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball draws.Director Richard Valentine : Series producer Barrie Kelly
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: Casualty
A Problem Halved. Maggie helps a troubled teenager when her parents reveal a life-changing secret.Writer Nazrin Choudhury ; Producer Jane Hudson
Director Jill Robertson www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
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: Strictly Dance Fever
Which dancers have made it through?: BBC News
With Jane Hill.Weather with Helen Willetts. (5)
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: American Beauty
Oscar-winning black comedy with Kevin Spacey as Lester Burnham , a disillusioned father who's suffering midlife meltdown and is increasingly alienated from grasping wife Carolyn (Annette Bening ), teenage daughter Jane and his neighbours. So when he loses his job, Lester's response is a return to an adolescent hedonism that throws his family and the all-American suburb into chaos. Review page 45.Director Sam Mendes (1999, 18) And Don't Miss...: page 43
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: The Stickup
Offbeat crime thriller starring James Spader in a quirky lead performance as a former cop trying to track down a bank robber who has gone to ground in a small mountain community. Review page 45.Director Rowdy Herrington (2001, 15)
Followed by Weatherview
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: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
With KieferSutherland, Kristin Davis , Antony Worrall Thompson and Primal Scream. shown yesterday
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