Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Kate Silverton and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
: Real Rescues
Out on call with dedicated police, fire, ambulance, coastguard and lifeboats crews. Presented by Nick Knowles.Contributors
: Homes Live
Matt Allwright and Beverley Turner present the daily consumer programme covering issues related to buying, selling and renovating property. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Ian and Jenny help a couple of newlyweds find their ideal home in Hemel Hempstead.: Car Booty
Fine art graduate Maggie wants to set up an art studio after moving to the country. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
The contestants have a field day at an antique fair in the stately setting of Deene Park.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Steph and Toadie are left reeling from the police charges. Adam desperately tries to extend his stay. Repeated at 5.35pm: Doctors
The White Queen. Nick spins a tale in the style of a film noir.Writer Paul Campbell
Contributors
: Dirty Rotten Cheater
Brian Conley hosts the game show in which contestants must expose the cheater among them in order to win the prize.Contributors
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: The Cramp Twins
Fun and adventures for Wayne at the trampoline park.: CBBC: Raven: the Secret Temple
Game show. (R) (S): CBBC: SMart
Art tips for youngsters with Mark Speight and Kirsten O'Brien.(Revised rpt from Sunday BBC2)
Contributors
: CBBC: Blue Peter
The team go offroading through Bolivia.: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. Then Weather with Alex Deakin.Contributors
: The ONE Show
A report on the UK's biggest ever explosion. Presented by Christine Bleakley and Dominic Littlewood.Contributors
: Inside Out
6/9 LONDON Matthew Wright meets patients fighting alternative therapy cuts. series director Tilly Hawkins SOUTH EAST The story of the extradition of Italian Enrico Mariotti from Sussex, series editor Linda Bell EAST The results a woman's pioneering treatment for her Stammer. Series editor Diana Hare EAST MIDLANDS A health survey on the results of Britain's nuclear testing, series editor Tony Roe WEST MIDLANDS Satnam Ran exposes the benefit cheat's life of leisure. Series editor Matthew GullContributors
: Watchdog
Consumer investigations spearheaded by Nicky Campbell , Julia Bradbury and Paul Heiney.Producer Abby Mangold ; Series editor Rob Unsworth
Contributors
: Rogue Traders
6/7. Matt and Dan are on the trail of rogue emergency call-out companies, a dangerous rip-off electrician and a locksmith who's just drilling to make a killing. Series producer Lisa Dunn ; Exec producer Lisa AusdenContributors
: The Nature of Britain
3/8. Urban. Alan Titchmarsh discovers how the clean-up of the River Tyne in Newcastle has allowed otters to return to the heart of the city and searches out robins in London. Plus, how Dundee's red squirrels are under threat from their grey cousin. And at 9.50 there's a look at wildlife in your region. The Nature of Britain: a User's Guide follows on BBC4. Producer Stephen Moss Rptd next Sunday on BBC2 FREE ACCOMPANYING CALENDAR: available by calling [number removed](landline calls cost max 8p per min) or by visiting Open2.net Alan Titchmarsh 's tips: page 50Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Jay Wynne.
Video and audio news, plus summaries, available at www.bbc.co.uk/news
Contributors
: ONE life
3/4. For One Night Only. Asta Philpot , who was born with a condition which means he can't move most of his body, returns to the brothel where he lost his virginity, this time taking with him Lee, who has been blind since birth, and Shah, who is partially paralysed, so they too can enjoy their first sexual experience.Director/Producer Jane Beckwith
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: The Last Shot
Comedy crime caper starring Matthew Broderick and Alec Baldwin. Desperate to bring a Mob boss to justice, an FBI agent poses as a film producer in an effort to get close to corrupt union officials. Review page 61. Director Jeff Nathanson (2004, 15) Followed by WeatherviewContributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Antiques Roadshow From London.
: The Truth about Property
1/3. How far are homebuyers prepared to stretch themselves?: Michael Palin's New Europe
4/7. Yalta.: Kitchen Criminals
Poached pears.About this project
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