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: Breakfast
With Charlie Stayt and Julia George.NewsWatch is at 7.45
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: Saturday Kitchen Food of The Year
James Martin presents a Compilation of the culinary show's best moments over the past year.Editor James Winter
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: The Queen at 80
Another busy 12 months for the Monarch includes visits toCanada and Australia, as well as "e wedding of the Prince of Wales to Camilla Parker Bowles. Concludes tomorrow at 11am. Sector/Producer Sally Norris
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: Football Focus
A review of the week's main stories and a look ahead to this afternoon's fixtures.: Wallace & Gromit:A Grand Day Out
Nick Park 's Bafta-winning firstOuting for the animated duo sees Wallace and Gromit take a trip to the moon when their cheese supplies run out.
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: Flubber
Goofy comedy starring Robin Williams. After continually missing his own wedding, Professor Philip Brainard is given one last chance by his fiancee, Sarah. Yet again he blows it. but this time he "as a good excuse: he's been busy Inventing Flubber, a substance that appears to generate its own energy. Review pages 63-97.Director Les Mayfield (1997, U)
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: Big
Comedy starring Tom Hanks. At a fairground fortune-telling booth, 12-year-old Josh Baskin Wishes that he could be "big". The next morning he is astonished to find himself fully 9rown. He soon learns that in the adult world, being a grown-up is not all that it is cracked up to be. Review pages 63-97.Erector Penny Marshall (1988, PG)
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: Final Score
Results, reaction and the latest teague tables as Watford travel to Fulham, and Wigan play host to Blackburn in a Lancashire derby.Digital viewers can catch all the latest from around the grounds in Score from 2.00 to 6.00pm
: Weakest Link
Self-styled Queen of MeanAnne Robinson hosts the quiz.
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: BBC News
With Louise Minchin.Regional News; Weather with Dan Corbett.
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: Mastermind Celebrity Special
5/5. John Humphrys presides over the concluding edition of the five seasonal specials in which famous faces test their grey matter in the black chair.Contributors
: Robin Hood: Clue: No
13/13. With his world failing apart. Robin refuses to help Edward and abandons his gang. But then a secret is uncovered which spurs him back into action against evil.(Repeated tomorrow at 5.20pm on BBC1 and on Thursday at 8.15pm on BBC3) (HD)
Pick of the Day: Robin Hood: Jonas Armstrong broods on the news that the series ends tonight
Drama: Robin Hood 6.50 pm BBC1
Robin (Jonas Armstrong) spends much of tonight's final episode in a sulk. "I'm sick of doing the right thing," says our soulful outlaw, before retiring to lean against a tree and gaze into the middle-distance.
In his absence, sidekick Much is left to carry the show and Sam Troughton plays a blinder. So much so, you wonder whether the drama isn't a bit better when Robin's off-screen - which can't be right, can it?
Meanwhile, Guy of Gisborne (Richard Armitage) shows his usual dash in a bizarre black leather kaftan. After the ups and downs of last week's episode it's a reasonably rollicking plot, and it comes to a head with a piece of cartoon archery that allows the sheriff - and the series - to end on a high. David Butcher
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: The National Lottery: In It to Win It
6/7. Dale Winton presents the quiz show. Includes the draws for Lotto, Dream Number and Thunderball. Series producer Clare Hughes ; Exec producer David YoungContributors
: Casualty
The staff struggle to come to terms with what's happened to Josh, but there's soon another emergency to deal with: a baby with a dangerously low temperature struggling to breathe.Writer Barbara Machin ; Producer Jane Steventon ; Director
Diarmuid Lawrence More cast on Christmas Eve
The next episode is on New Year's Eve at 8pm
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: Little Britain Abroad
2/2. In the second of two festive specials, Dawn French guest stars as Vicky Pollard 's mum, who arrives in Thailand as star witness at her daughter's drug-smuggling trial.Writers Matt Lucas , David Walliams ; Directors Geoff Posner , Matt Lipsey ; Producer Geoff Posner Repeated tomorrow at 11pm on BBC1 and on Tuesday at 9pm on BBC3 Matt Lucas stars in The Wind in the Willows on New Year's Day at 6.20pm Yeah but Noel but: page 22; DVD boxed set offer page 23
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: Jam & Jerusalem
7/7. Sal faces up to the fact that she must make a decision about her husband's ashes and worries about the festive season.Writer Jennifer Saunders ; Director Mandie Fletcher ; Producer
Jo Sargent Signed Dawn Chorus: page 30
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: BBC News
With Louise Minchin.Weather with Philip Avery.
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: Match of the Day
Gary Lineker presents Premiership highlights. Next edition on New Year's Day at 10.45pm.Repeated tomorrow at 8.30am
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: Wing Commander *
Stylised science-fiction action drama based on the popular computer game. Review pages 63-97.Director Chris Roberts (1999, PG)
Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Nigella's Christmas Kitchen 3/3. Cooking the perfect spiced roast turkey for Christmas lunch.
2.25 Holby City Lola gets a shock.
3.25 The Choir 2/3. Choirmaster Gareth Malone hunts for some more suitable voices.
4.25 Jam & Jerusalem 5/7.
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