Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Kate Silverton and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
: Animal Park
Lord Bath explores his family tree as Longleat awaits its 100th baby giraffe. (Revised rpt): Escape to the Country
Two music teachers seek a rural retreat where they won't disturb the neighbours. (RXS) Followed by News; Weather: Homes under the Hammer
Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts visit properties in Chatham and Harrogate. (Revised rpt)Contributors
: Car Booty
Can Gwyn Murphy pare down her possessions so as to afford a custom-made blind? Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Cash in the Attic
A couple need £800 to purchase a mobility aid. <R): BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Paul realises Lou and Mishka conned him over the store sale.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Nowhere to Turn. Joe's medical skills are called upon when a boy's life hangs in the balance. Writer Joanna QuesnelFor cast see page 36
Contributors
: Murder. She Wrote
Unauthorised Obituary. A writer planning a biography of a former movie star is found dead. Barbara Bain stars.Contributors
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: LazyTown
Everyone in town tries to break a world record.: CBBC: Maya and Miguel
Miguel recalls how Andy's arrival in the neighbourhood taught Maya a valuable lesson about treating others as equals.: CBBC: Crush
Pupils from Barnfield School, Edgware, are tested on how well they know each other.: CBBC: The Batman
The caped crusader is pitted against a master impersonator.: CBBC: Blue Peter
As the summer tour of the southern USA concludes, Zoe and Konnie help out at a loggerhead sea turtle hospital, before joinging Andy and Gethin for a visit to Elvis Presley's home.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
Presented by George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. Followed by Weather with Philip Avery.Contributors
: Child of Our Time - the Children's Stories
4/5. Taliesin's Story. Born on the first day of the new millennium, Taliesin is a quirky boy who often escapes into the fantasy world of his imagination. His mother Olivia is overwhelmed by memories of her own childhood. Is she ready to face her adult responsibilities? Professor Robert Winston narrates. Producer Sally Yeadon ; Series producer Gaby Koppel Free activity cards: call [number removed] (calls charged at national rate)Contributors
: Real Story with Fiona Bruce
Lethal lorries threaten our roads, while kerbside checks on foreign vehicles reveal tired drivers, faulty brakes and overloading. Fiona Bruce investigates.Producer Lizz Brown ; Editor Dave Stanford NOTE: as Real Story reacts to news, its subject matter may change
Contributors
: ID Fraud: They Stole My Life
The fastest growing "new" crime in Britain means thousands of unsuspecting people are having their money and lives plundered by criminals. This film, featuring unprecedented access to the City of London Police identity fraud unit. reveals how shockingly easy it is for crooks to copy our lives - if we allow them to. Narrated by Jamie Theakston.Producer Daniel Zafer ; Executive producer Simon Potter The Inside Story: page 98
Contributors
: Who Do You Think You Are?
8/8. Absolutely Fabulous star Julia Sawalha traces her Huguenot roots. Her mother is English but believes her side of the family is descended fromFrench refugees: silk weavers in east London in the 18th and 19th centuries. After travelling to France with her mother to see where their ancestors originally fled, Julia also embarks on a journey to Jordan, her father's homeland. The series returns in 2007. Director Victoria Silver ; Series producer Lucy Carter
Repeated next Monday on BBC2 What Pamela Stephenson 's watching: page 39
Contributors
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett.
Contributors
: ONE life
2/6. Getting away with Murder. Ann Ming found the body of her daughter behind a bath panel. Julie was killed 17 years ago by her boyfriend, Billy. He was tried for her murder but found not guilty. Later Billy bragged he committed the crime - but the double jeopardy law meant he could not be tried for the same crime. ONE life follows Ann's quest for justice. Producer Andrew Sheldon ; Series editor Todd AustinFollowed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: Greystoke: the Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
Elegant adventure starring Christopher Lambert, Ralph Richardson and Ian Holm. When Lord Clayton and his pregnant wife are shipwrecked off Africa in 1886, a legend is born. Their son, John, is reared in the jungle by apes - until a hunting party strays into his territory. Review page 56. Director Hugh Hudson (1984, PG)Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Incredible Animal Journeys 2/6. A glimpse of the treacherous migration of the grey whale.
: Ancient Rome: the Rise and Fall of an Empire
5/6. How Constantine unified Rome.: Fred Dibnah's World of Steam, Steel and Stone
12/12. Warwick Castle and Ely Cathedral.About this project
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