Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Kate Silverton and Bill Turnbull.Breakfast Briefing at 6.00; weather every half-hour from 6.15; national/ regional news half-hourly from 6.27. Editor David Kermode
Contributors
: Animal 24:7
New series 1/20. An insight into the lives of people working to help animals. A grey seal is released back into the North Sea.: City Hospital
Nadia Sawalha and the team with more from Guy's and St Thomas '. Series editor Peter Hayton Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
First-time buyers hunt for a home in Burton upon Trent.: Hard Sell
New series 1/10. Two teams vie to make the most money selling the mystery contents of a suitcaseFollowed by News; Weather
: Cash in the Attic
New series A man hopes to raise enough money to buy new leather sofas.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Lyn discovers Paul set her up.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Errors of Judgement. A wealthy businessman discovers the true value of his family. Writer Mark ChadbournFor cast see page 36
: Murder, She Wrote
Terminal Connection. A battered wife is suspected of her husband's murder.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry look after a museum.: CBBC: Arthur
Fern learns how to write a story. See Kids' TV Choices: page: CBBC: Watch My Chops
Corneil needs a haircut.: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
Tracy's loyalties are tested.Contributors
: CBBC: The Batman
The hero tries to solve a series of riddles. (R) (S): Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
Presented by George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. news.bbc.co.uk Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett.Contributors
: Regional news magazines
GREATER LONDON BBC London News Riz Lateef. Editor Catherine Hearne ; Executive editor Michael MacfarlaneSOUTH EAST South East Today Geoff Clark and Beverley Thompson with Sussex and Kent news.
Editor Ouentin Smith Email: southeasttoday@bbc.co.uk
EAST Look East With Susie Fowler-Watt and Stewart White (Mon-Thu)/Amelia Reynolds (Fri).
Producers Ian Kings and Steve Silk
Contributors
: Holiday
A trip to a remote region of Australia, a flotilla holiday in the Greek Islands, and a weekend break to Moscow. With Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen .Producer Seb Illis ; Series producer Richard Sinclair
Contributors
: Inside Out
8/9. Stories from the regions, www.bbc.co.uk/insideoutGREATER LONDON How the 2012 Olympics will change the lives of residents. Producer Angela Phillips
SOUTH EAST Has a Dover teacher with record exam results cracked the A-level code? Editor Linda Bell
EAST How one school is tackling its pupils' junk food addictions. Producer Julian Sturdy
Contributors
: EastEnders
Honey finally reaches breaking point.Writer Julie Wassmer Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: page 35; For cast see page 36
Contributors
: Trauma
Paramedic Jason Sefton treats a woman whose unborn child is in danger, and Dr Rob Hunter deals with a man burnt in a chip pan accident. Paul McGann narrates. Producer Michael Tuft ; Executive producer Tina Fletcher IS)Contributors
: Spooks
8/10. When a Muslim cleric is shot dead, MI5 trace the killing to a Christian extremist organisation. Part nine premieres on BBC3 at 10.30pm.Writer/Director Julian Simpson ; Producer Andrew Woodhead
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Susan Powell.
Contributors
: Graham Norton's Bigger Picture
7/10. Actor Christian Slater is among Graham's guests for the weekly comical take on topical stories. Director Steve Smith : Series producer Jon MagnussonContributors
: Film 2006 with Jonathan Ross
Reviews of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, starring Sacha Baron Cohen , plus The Prestige and Hot Fuzz. Producer Hans Petch ; Series producer Tom Webber Repeated next Saturday on BBC2 www.bbc.co.uk/film2006 The Cinema Show is at 1.50am on BBC4Contributors
: Man Dancin'
Crime drama starring Alex Ferns. An ex-con is inspired by a Passion play to stand up to the thugs terrorising a Glaswegian neighbourhood. Review page 52.Director Norman Stone (2003,15) Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Johnny Kingdom - a Year on Exmoor 1/10. In the autumn, Johnny builds a new badger hide.
2.10 Home 8/8. How people are creating new rooms to fit their lifestyles and indulge their passions.
3.10 York Minster 4/6. The cathedral's choir.
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