Listings
: Cricket World Cup
Highlights of the first semi-final from Sabina Park in Jamaica.Shown yesterday at 11.15pm
: Breakfast
With Dermot Murnaghan and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Missing
8/10. An unusual case in Hackney, and the disappearance of a young writer in 2000.: Homes under the Hammer
Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts visit properties in Wiltshire, Liverpool and Norwich. Series producer Caroline Davidson : Exec producer Melanie Eriksen Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
A Couple seek a new home in Burton upon Trent.: Car Booty
A Woman who lost her son to cancer clears out the clutter to raise money for a memorial bench near their home. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
Today's bargain hunters are in Vork.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Pepper's pleas with Lolly to come clean backfire.Repeated at 5.35pm
: Doctors
Fairies at the End of the Garden Joe helps a man with cancer who is talking to his dead wife.Writer Jonathan Hall For cast see page 31 www.bbc.co.uk/doctors
Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
You Bet Your Life. Dr Sloan investigates the apparent suicide of a colleague whose skill as a heart surgeon was matched only by his recklessness as a gambler.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: LazyTown
Robbie climbs inside a football-playing robot.(R) (S)
: CBBC: The Cramp Twins
Wayne tries to split up his parents.: CBBC: Prank Patrol
Scares with a giant spider.: CBBC: Extreme Animals
3/10. The Planet's ten toughest animals.: CBBC: Blue Peter
It's the first day of the Can You Cook It camp.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky.Then Weather with Alex Deakin.
Contributors
: Party Election Broadcast
By the Conservative Party.: Demolition!
2/5. In Bristol, the home of Methodist hymn writer Charles Wesley is inches away from destruction, and across the city, "artwork" in a squat goes unappreciated by Keith and his 70-ton digger.Producer Justin Kelly ; Exec producer Julian Mercer
Contributors
: The Green Green Grass
2/7; series two. Here's to You, Mrs Boyce. Boycie hopes to become a prominent figure in the community. Writer John Sullivan ; Producer Julian Meers ; DirectorDewi Humphreys www.bbc.co.uk/comedy
Contributors
: Watchdog
Investigation show, fighting for consumers' rights. Presented by Nicky Campbell and Julia Bradbury.Series producer Claire Hughes www.bbc.co.uk/watchdoq
Contributors
: Car Wars
PCs Fox and Wilbraham take part in a high-speed pursuit, while Fletcher and Bundy go on the trail of a vehicle used in an armed robbery.Series producer Fiona Inskip ; Exec producer Matt Holden
Contributors
: The Apprentice
5/12. This week Sir Alan summons the candidates toChristie's in St James 's, London, where artworks routinely sell for hundreds of thousands of pounds. Their task is to to sell art photographs of their own choosing in a trendy east London gallery. If all goes well, the teams could sell the equivalent of a small fortune in photographs, but they must first agree on the best approach. Should they go for the kill, or do artists and their customers prefer a softly softly approach? Regardless, one team must lose - and one member of that team faces elimination.
The Apprentice: You're Fired! follows on BBC2. Series producer Kelly Webb-Lamb ; Executive producer
Michele Kurland Repeated next Saturday on BBC2
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Philip Avery.
Contributors
: Dog House
3/3. The disruptive teenagers prepare to put on a show demonstrating their new-found dog-handling skills in front of their teachers and parents.Director Jamie Berry ; Series producer Sam Bagnall Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: Cricket World Cup
Manish Bhasin and Jonathan Agnew present action from the second semi-final in St Lucia.Repeated tomorrow at 5am
Contributors
: Tall, Dark and Deadly
Dark thriller starring Jack Scalia and Kim Delaney.Regrets about the end of a long-term relationship disappear when Maggie Springer meets Roy Calvin. But Maggie soon discovers that Roy is intent on having her undivided attention.
Review page 51.
(1995,15)
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.The Gardener's Year Early spring.
2.20 Mission Africa The pressure takes its toll.
2.50 My Life as a Child Experiences of grief.
3.20 Orangutan Diary Lomon makes progress.
3.50 Animal 24:7 4/10. Claims of cruelty at a farm.
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