Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Dermot Murnaghan and Kate Silverton.Contributors
: Behind Bars
New series 1/5. All week,Nick Knowles and Nadia Sawalha meet staff and inmates at Cardiff Men's Prison and Drake Hall Women's
Prison in Stafford. (Sl
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: Homes under the Hammer
A Kent studio flat and a Liverpool terraced house. Good Homes magazine, out 5 July price£2.99 carries Lucy Alexander 's answers to readers property questions
Followed by News; Weather
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: To Buy or Not to Buy
Shrewsbury properties.: Car Booty
Raising money to finish restoring a classic car. IR) Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
Raising funds for up-to-date scuba diving gear.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Russian bride Mishka arrives, as the soap returns after a short break. Repeated at 5.35pm: The Afternoon Play
Turkish Delight. Carol turns her dull life around when she learns belly dancing. First shown in 2003. Writer Rowan Joffe ; Producer Carson Black Director Adrian BeanContributors
: Animal Park
Kumali the cub discovers his role in the pride.: CBBC: ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry are adopted by a hippy commune.Contributors
: CBBC: Bamzooki
Game show.: CBBC: Sport Relief - Get Sub'd
1/6. Barney Harwood hosts a game show for Sport Relief in which, each day, two families take on sporting challenges for a place in Saturday's grand final.Only Fools on Horses continues at 9pm.
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: CBBC: Living It
A new comedy charting the everyday lives and problems of suburban kids. See Kids' TV Choices: page: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
George Alagiah , Sian Williams.Followed by Weather with Alex Deakin.
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: Regional news magazines
GREATER LONDON BBC London News Asad Ahmad.Editor Catherine Hearne ; Executive editor Michael Macfarlane
SOUTHEAST South East Today Geoff Clark and Beverley Thompson with Sussex and Kent news.
Editor Quentin Smith Email: southeasttoday@bbc.co.uk
EAST Look East Presented by Stewart White and Susie Fowler-Watt (Mon-Thu)/Amelia Reynolds (Fri). Producers Ian Kings and Steve Silk
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: Big Cat Week
New series 1/5. A week-long return to Kenya's exciting Masai Mara. Tonight, Simon King introduces Notch, the lone male ruler of the marsh pride of lions, while Saba Douglas-Hamilton is amazed to find Bella the leopard still has her grown-up son Chui in tow. Big Cat Week Uncut follows at 7.30pm on BBC3.Series producer Nigel Pope ; Executive producer Sara Ford
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: Real Story with Fiona Bruce
The current affairs series investigates another hot topic of the moment.Series producer Mike Lewis ; Editor Dave Stanford
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: EastEnders
Max and Tanya throw a house-warming party.Writer Polly Eden Repeated at 10.30pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: p32; Cast p33; The Inside Story: p74
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: DIY SOS
9/10. Nick Knowles and the team head down toLlanwrda in South Wales to assist Angie and Paul Bowles with the renovation of their old farmhouse.
Series producer Moniza Uddin ; Executive producer Mark Hill CONTACT: [address removed]; www.bbc.co.uk/lifestyle Deborah Drew offers tips in Good Homes magazine, out 5 July E2.99
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: Sport Relief Presents Only Fools on Horses
The celebrities tackle a cross-country course of water jumps and steep banks designed to push them and their horses to the limit. Further coverage on BBC3 at 10pm, plus a results show at 10.35pm on BBC1.: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willetts. (5)
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: Sport Relief Presents Only Fools on Horses - Results
Live from the base camp in Braintree, Essex. The horsing around continues on BBC3 at 11pm.: You Can't Fire Me, I'm Famous
6/6. Rachel Hunter. "Bra Wars" erupted when the supermodel was chosen as the new face of a lingerie campaign, replacing ex-husband Rod Stewart 's new paramour, Penny Lancaster. Piers Morgan reports.Director Dani Carlaw ; Series producer Gary Chippington
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: Play Misty for Me
Clint Eastwood 's riveting directorial debut in which he stars alongside Jessica Walter. Californian DJ, Dave Garver , gains a fan who repeatedly calls him up to play the song Misty. After they spend the night together, she behaves increasingly strangely. Review page 47. (1971.18) Followed by WeatherviewContributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.I Want It Now 3/5. A rural French retreat.
1.55 A Seaside Parish 9/10. Bill visits the Scilly Isles. (5)
2.25 Stars in Fast Cars 7/10. Julia Bradbury , DJ Goldie,
Anna Ryder Richardson and Will Mellor compete.
2.55 The Happiness Formula 5/6. What can be done to make today's society more cohesive?
3.25 Britain's Streets of Debt 2/5. How repossessions have shot up by 70 per cent from last year.
4.10 Return to Tuscany Will a rift prevent the students from completing their final test?
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