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: Breakfast
Presented by Charlie Stayt. Breakfast Briefing at 6.00; weather every half-hour from6.15; national/regional news half-hourly from 6.27.
Editor David Kermode
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: What I'd Really Like to Do
New series 1/10. The most desirable jobs in Britain.®: City Hospital Winter Health Special
New series 1/5. How to have a healthier New Year.: To Buy or Not to Buy
New series Trying out new homes.: Bargain Hunt
From Wetherby. Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
A woman wants to raise Efor a new art studio.: The Archbishop of Canterbury's New Year Message
The Most Rev Dr Rowan Williams looks back at the past 12 months. Shown yesterday at 8pm on BBC2Contributors
: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth makes Richard dress as Father Christmas.Writer Roy Clarke
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: Diagnosis Murder
Los Angeles medicDr Mark Sloan uses his brilliant analytical mind to solve cases.
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: Seabiscuit
Poignant period drama based on a true story, starring Tobey Maguire. Review pages 63-97. Director Gary Ross (2003, PG) (S)Contributors
: The Sarah Jane Adventures: Invasion of the Bane
This one-off special acts as a taster for the new children's series set to air later this year and follows Doctor Who's former assistant Sarah Jane Smith. Now working as an investigative journalist, she joins forces with her 13-year-old neighbour Maria to fight evil alien forces at work in Britain. Their first case sees the duo come up against the scheming Ms Wormwood.Contributors
: Expedition Borneo
New series 1/5. This week-long series sees a team of wildlife scientists and film-makers journeying deep into the jungles and mountains of Borneo. Their aim is to explore the island's fascinating ecosystem before many of its species disappear for ever. The second episode can be seen tomorrow at 7pm.Series producer Steve Greenwood ; Exec producer Tim Martin Jungle jeopardy: page 48
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: The Wind in the Willows
Matt Lucas stars as Toad in a lavish live-action adaptation of the much-loved children's novel. The aristocratic amphibian's love of sports cars causes concern among his furry friends Badger, Rat and Mole when they realise he is fast becoming a menace to other road-users.Adapted by Lee Hall ; Producers Gub Neal , Michael Prupras and Charlotte Ashby; Executive producers Patrick Irwin and Justin Thomson Glover Party animals: page 14
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: EastEnders
The residents of Walford pay their last respects to Pauline, while an unexpected visitor shocks Kevin. Continues at 9pm.Writer Sarah Phelps Cast on Thursday 4 and Friday 5 January Repeated on BBC3 at 11.05pm
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: EastEnders Revealed: Goodbye Pauline
After almost 22 years playing launderette worker Pauline Fowler, actress Wendy Richard has finally bowed out of EastEnders. Here, she talks about her time on the long-running BBC soap and shares some of her most memorable moments.Director Paul Stead : Producer Michelle Blissett
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: EastEnders
Dot makes a disturbing discovery, while Denise is shocked to hear of Shirley's reappearance.Contributors
: The Vicar of Dibley
The Vicar in White. After a whirlwind romance with the handsome Harry, the chocaholic vicar swaps her dog collar for a wedding dress in the last-ever episode of the popular sitcom. But as usual, things don't go according to plan. Keeley Hawes and Hugh Bonneville guest-star.Writers Paul Mayhew-Archer and Richard Curtis ; Producer Sophie Clarke-Jervoise ; Director Ed Bye Amen to that: page 39
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: BBC News
With Simon McCoy.Followed by Weather with John Hammond.
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: Match of the Day
A typically packed New Year's Day fixture list sees most of the Premiership's teams in action. Newcastle attempt to dent Manchester United's title hopes, while high-flying Portsmouth entertain Spurs.Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Mark Demuth
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: Bronco Billy
Nostalgic comedy western directed by and starring Clint Eastwood.Review pages 63-97. (1980, PG) Followed by Weatherview
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