Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Dermot Murnaghan and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Heir Hunters
i The detectives attempt to track I down the beneficiary of a £200,000 bequest.: Homes under the Hammer
Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts assess auction properties, including a cute Cheshire cottage, a terrace house in Maidstone, plus a flat in Stoke left in disarray. Director/Producer Melanie Eriksen Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Kristian Digby and Dominic Littlewood help a busy family relocate from Essex to EastSussex.
Contributors
: Car Booty
A couple awaiting the arrival of their first child call on the team to help them clear their home for the new arrival, and raiseE200 for a nursery. Followed by News; Weather
: Cash In the Attic
Angela Ripon and Paul Hayes help a couple clear out their clutter to raise some money to turn their overgrown land into a Japanese-style garden.Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Royal Ascot
Live coverage of the second day of the festival, featuring the Jersey Stakes at 2.30 and the Windsor Forest stakes at 3.05. Introduced by Clare Balding , with commentary by Willie Carson , Rishi Persad , Jim McGrath , Angus Loughran , Ian Bartlett and Ray Cochrane , with fashion analysis from Julia Bradbury , James Sherwood and Jodie Kidd.Contributors
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: Stupid
King Stupid discovers Virtual Stupidity.: CBBC: Raven
The warriors face the dreaded Torture Chamber.: CBBC: Blue Peter
It's shoot day and everything is set for the team at Pinewood studios.: Neighbours
Oliver receives a cryptic message from Alan Napier , while Paul's illness begins to affect his memory.Contributors
: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky.Then Weather with Dan Corbett. (5)
Contributors
: Trawlermen
3/5. Violent weather poses a dilemma for the trawlermen of Peterhead as the skipper of one of the smallest boats in the fleet must decide whether to brave the elements and set out to sea. Two trawlers that fish as a pair court disaster as they cast their shared nets on stormy waters.Producer Barney Snow; Series producer Michael Houldey
Contributors
: Blackpool Medics: Ten Days in May
2/4. In Blackpool Victoria Hospital, charge nurse Steve Taylor has one of his busiest shifts dealing with the fallout from the town's manic night life. And the air ambulance scrambles to deal with a 14 year old who's suffered a horrific motorcross accident. Continues on Friday at 7.30pm.Series producer Jim Booth ; Exec producer Liz Molyneux
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: National Lottery: Jet Set 2012
New series 1/8. Eamonn Holmes hosts a newOlympic-themed series of the quiz that sends winners on a luxury trip across the world.
Series producers Jon Murphy and Barrie Kelly
Contributors
: Vet Safari
New series 1/8. Documentary following big-game vet Emma, who moved from England to South Africa where she runs a wildlife company with husband Shaun. The team are enlisted to catch a large herd of buffalo, but are in danger of being trampled when the animals turn on them. Emma is caught unawares when a cheetah comes round from its anaesthetic without warning.Director/Producer Alex Parkinson
Contributors
: Traffic Cops
insight into the working life of traffic police as they patrol the nation's busiest and most dangerous roads, using modern technology and old-fashioned techniques to bring car criminals to justice. Narrated by Jamie Theakston.Director/Executive producer Bruce Lippold
Contributors
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Philip Avery.
Contributors
: Don't Say a Word
Frenetic thriller starring Michael Douglas. Psychiatrist Nathan Conrad is contacted on Thanksgiving by a man who has kidnapped the doctor's daughter. The ransom is for information locked away in the psyche of one of Conrad's patients, which may lead to the whereabouts of a precious gem. Review page 58.Director Gary Fleder (2001,15) Then National Lottery Update; Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Coast 1/8. From the Shetlands to Orkney.
1.35 Neneh and Andi Dish It Up The duo prepare a meal with Caribbean influences.
2.05 Sweet Baby James Chef James Martin revisits the restaurant where he made his name.
2.35 To Buy or Not to Buy From Leicestershire.
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