Listings
: Cricket World Cup
Antigua v England.Shown yesterday at 11.15pm
: Breakfast
Presented by Louise Minchin and Bill TurnbullContributors
: Animal 24:7
Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital founder Les Stoker fights to save the life of a fallow deer with three broken legs.: Homes under the Hammer
Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts visit properties on the market in Harrogate, Liverpool and Stoke-on-Trent. IS)Contributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
In Leicestershire, a nurse and her pilot partner are keen to land a new family home.: Cash in the Attic
A retired actress plans to sell antiques to convert her garage into an art studio. IR) (si: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather IS): Neighbours
Toadie vows to win Steph backFrazer reveals his secret to Pepper.
: Diagnosis Murder
Sleight of Hand. When the hospital caretaker is found dead, his identical twin brother arrives to identify the body.: The Sound of Music
✪✪✪✪✪ Classic family musical set in 1930s Austria. JulieAndrews stars as a reluctant nun who finds her true calling as governess to a houseful of unruly youngsters, to whom she teaches the joys of song. Songs featured include Climb Every Mountain, Do Re Mi, My Favourite Things, Edelweiss and the title song. Review page 48.
Director Robert Wise (1965, U)
And Don't miss...: page 43 Film Trivia: page 57
Contributors
: Final Score
Ray Stubbs presents results from the Premiership and Football League.Digital viewers can access the latest football news on Score, 2.30-5.05pm
Contributors
: Toy Story 2
Blockbuster animated comedy adventure. When his young owner, Andy, goes off to summer camp, toy cowboy Woody is stolen by a collector who recognises him as a valuable doll. Review page 48. Featuring the voices of: Directors Ash Brannon , John Lasseter and Lee Unkrich (1999, U) And Don't Miss...: page 43Contributors
: Mission Africa
10/15. With under a week to go before the reserve opens, things start to heat up for the team.Series producer Sam Maynard : Exec producer Jane Lomas
Contributors
: BBC News
With Sophie Raworth.Followed by Weather with Jay Wynne.
Contributors
: EastEnders
Dot finds an abandoned baby in the local church and makes a momentous decision.Writer Christopher Reason Rptd at 10pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: page 30; For cast see page 31
Contributors
: DIY SOS
Nick Knowles helps a Clevedon man transform his shell of an extension into a funky lounge.Series producer Simon Knight ; Exec producer Tom Archer
Contributors
: New Tricks
New series 1/8; series four. Casualty. The team of maverick detectives returns. Disaster strikes forSandra Pullman when Jack Halford wreaks revenge on the hit-and-run driver who murdered his wife.
Writer Roy Mitchell
Producer Emma Turner ; Director Rob Evans
John Sessions quests in Hotel Babylon on Thursday at 9pm John Sessions's big break: page 32
Amanda Redman answers One Final Question: page
Contributors
: BBC News
With Sophie Raworth. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett. IS)
Contributors
: Only Yesterday: the Carpenters' Story
The lives of the 1970s pop duo whose wholesome brother-and-sister image hid a destructive secret.Producer Samantha Peter ; Exec producer Mark Cooper
Contributors
: Match of the Day
Premiership highlights, featuring Charlton Athletic v Reading and Watford v Portsmouth.: Cricket World Cup
Ireland v New Zealand.Repeated tomorrow at 5am
Digital viewers can access Radio Five Live commentary of West Indies v South Africa tomorrow from 2.15pm
Followed by Sprinqwatch Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Top Gear The boys test-drive tractors.
2.35 Gardener Provocateur: Alan Titchmarsh 's
Tribute to Christopher Lloyd A fitting and absorbing paean to the influential gardener and writer.
3.35 Beat the Bailiff The consequences of debt.
Contributors
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