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: Breakfast
Presented by Susannah Reid and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
: Animal 24:7
RSPCA inspector Kat Partiff helps an animal hoarder. IS)Contributors
: Who Do You Say I Am?
The story of the betrayal and crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth. Producer Iwan Russell JonesContributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
A retirement retreat in Brixham on the Devon coast.: Cash in the Attic
Former Boyzone singerShane Lynch sells off his junk.
Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Paul intensifies his war against the Timmins family. IS): Diagnosis Murder
Blind Man's Bluff. Could a blind woman commit murder?: 'Allo 'Allo!
René disguises himself as his father to escape Denise Laroque. Writers David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd(R)
Contributors
: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth is keen to join Emmet's amateur musical production.Writer Roy Clarke
Contributors
: Last of the Summer Wine
Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Billy help a stranger realise his dream.Writer Roy Clarke
Contributors
: The Prince of Egypt
Animated retelling of the story of Moses. Rescued by the Queen of Egypt from the River Nile, Moses is raised as heir to the throne. Years later, when he learns he is really the child of Hebrew slaves, he sets about freeing his people. Review p77. Featuring the voices of: Directors Brenda Chapman , Stephen Hickner , Simon Wells (1998, U)Contributors
: 102 Dalmatians
*** Comedy adventure sequel. Cruella De Vil leaves prison and teams up with a designer in an attempt to create the ultimate dalmatian-puppy coat. Review p78.Director Kevin Lima (2000, U)
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: BBC News
With Simon McCoy. Regional NewsThen Weather with Dan Corbett.
Contributors
: Orangutan Diary
5/5. Steve rescues a female with a dislocated ankle, Michaela sees her favourite little orphan, Lomon, learn to climb a tree. Plus the moving conclusion to the story of Zorro, a huge male orangutan who spent 13 years in a tiny cage. See Monday's choice.Contributors
: A Question of Sport
Scotland take on England as Ally McCoist 's team-mates are Olympic sprint champion Allan Wells and rugby great Gavin Hastings. Joining Matt Dawson are former England football captain Ray Wilkins and world champion athlete Steve Cram. With Sue Barker.Producer Gareth Edwards ; Exec producer Caroline Roberts
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: EastEnders
Ian asks Dot to look after Pauline's ashes, Stella's manipulation of Ben increases. May's revenge backfires. Writer Richard ZajdlicFor cast see page 53
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3.
Omnibus next Sunday
Contributors
: My Family
New series 1/9. Ego Has Landed. An unusual request from a couple whom Susan and Ben met on holiday leads to chaos for the Harpers and Susan finally discovers who Kenzo's father is.Writer Tom Anderson
Director Dewi Humphreys ; Producer John Bartlett Who's the daddy?: page 83
Contributors
: Starsky & Hutch
Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson star as the chalk-and-cheese police partners in this affectionate, comedic take on the 1970s US cop series. Reluctantly teaming up to bring down a drugs lord, David Starsky and Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson find themselves developing an unlikely bond. Review page 78.Director Todd Phillips (2004,15) See Film Premieres: page 65
Contributors
: BBC News
With Simon McCoy. Regional NewsThen Weather with Philip Avery.
Contributors
: Golf: the Masters
Continued live coverage from BBC2 of the second round. At the same stage last year American Chad Campbell fired six birdies in a five-under 67 to take a three-shot lead. Tied for second behind Campbell were Americans Rocco Mediate and Fred Couples and Fiji's Vijay Singh. And one further back were British pair Darren Clarke and David Howell , ultimate winner American Phil Mickelson and SouthAfricans Ernie Els and Tim Clark. (HD)
Contributors
: Knock Off
Explosive action thriller starringJean-Claude Van Damme as a fashion designer who specialises in exporting counterfeit merchandise. With the help of a new partner, however, he hopes to put his shady deals behind him. Review page 78.
Director Tsui Hark (1998,18)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: BBC News 24
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