Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt.Contributors
: Match of the Day
Shown yesterday at 10.30pm RT DIRECT: Match of the Day: Official Annual just £5.49 incl p&p. Call[number removed](landline calls cost max 8p per min) quoting code [number removed], or visit [Web Address Removed] and enter code at checkout
: The Andrew Marr Show
News stories, interviews and the Papers. Includes News at 9.05.Contributors
: The Big Questions
Moral discussion from Merchant Taylor's Girl's School, Liverpool. Nicky Campbell and Sonia Deol host and John Simpson guests. Director Rob Hopkin ; Series editorJill Robinson
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: Countryfile
A fungi foray, the history behind that annual ritual of changing the clocks, the Camel Trail in Cornwall and traditional perry-making. Including Weather for the Week Ahead.Series producer Steve Evanson BBC COUNTRYFILE MAGAZINE: E3.40
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: The Politics Show
Jon Sopel and the team's political analysis. Including News at 12.00, and at 12.30, in-depth local stories. Editor James StephensonContributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Resurrection. Steve Sloan looks for his father when an explosion rips through the hospital.Contributors
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast on Thursday/Friday
: Robin Hood
4/13; series two. The Angel of Death. The Sheriff and his scientist test a chemical weapon. See yesterday's choice.For cast see Saturday Shown yesterday at 7.15pm
: Points of View
With Terry Wogan. CONTACT: [number removed] (local rate): email pov@bbc.co.uk or write to POV. BBC Birmingham, The Mailbox, Birmingham Bl 1RFContributors
: Songs of Praise
The spectacular Songs of Praise Big Sing from the Royal Albert Hall, with special guests Connie Fisher, Ray Quinn, and soprano Elin Manahan Thomas. Hymns and songs include Oh When the Saints Go Marching In and Guide Me, O Thou Great Redeemer.RT Direct: Songs of Praise: Book of Prayer for just £8.49 incl p&p. call [number removed](landline calls cost max 8p per min), quoting code [number removed], or visit [web address removed] and enter code at checkout
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: A Question of Sport
Team captains Jamie Redknapp and Matt Dawson are joined by Australian athlete Craig Mottram ,Spurs striker Robbie Keane and tennis star brothers Andy and Jamie Murray. Hosted by Sue Barker.
Producers Gareth JM Edwards. Caroline Roberts-Cherry There's another show on Friday at 7.30pm
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: Strictly Come Dancing
Who will be hanging up their dancing shoes for ever and who will dance another day? The public have spoken and now it's up to the judges to decide the fate of one of the celebrities. Presented by Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly. The best moustaches: [Web Address Removed]Contributors
: BBC News
With Mishal Husain. Regional NewsThen Weather with Dan Corbett.
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: Antiques Roadshow
The team travel to Highcliffe Castle in Dorset. Items include some letters from Noël Coward and a bust of the 18th-century actress Sarah Siddons.Producer Nicola Lafferty (HD) www.bbc.co.uk/antiques BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: out monthly price E3.40
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: Michael Palin's New Europe
7/7. Journey's End. High in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia a lesson in making sausages before dropping in at Turba's famous mime school in Brno. Michael has a mud bath, visits the porcelain manufacturing city of Meissen in Germany and, in Berlin, discovers the difference in attitudes that persist in the now united city. Finally, an excursion to the largest remaining edifice of the Third Reich: the holiday complex at Prora where he reflects on the New Europe that, optimistically, looks like it might now be united by co-operation rather than force.Director/Producer John Paul Davidson Repeated on Wednesday at 8pm on BBC4 and next Saturday on BBC2 (HD) RT DIRECT: the series on DVD for only £17.99 incl p&p. Call
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: BBC News
With Mishal Husain.Then Weather with Philip Avery.
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: No Plan, No Peace
The Inside Story of Iraq's Descent into Chaos What became of the Bush-Blair dream of turning Iraq into a stable, democratic, human rights-respecting showcase for the Middle East? How did the American and British governments undertake the biggest occupation of a foreign country in modern times without a coherent plan? And why were repeated warnings of the "black hole" in American postwar planning ignored? John Ware investigates. Concludes tomorrow at 10.45pm.Producer Mike Rudin ; Exec producer Paul Woolwich
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: Sirens
Erotic comedy starring Hugh Grant , Tara FitzGerald and Sam Neill. Australia , the 1930s: when the planned exhibit of a controversial painting offends the church, a young vicar who has just arrived from England is sent to the artist's home to try to persuade him to withdraw the offending work. Review page 56.Director John Duigan (1994, 15) Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone Signed.
Repeats are not indicated.Kidnapped: the Alan Johnston Story
1.55 Watchdog More consumer investigations.
2.25 Holby City Clifford faces a dilemma.
3.25 Michael Wood : the Story of India 6/6. The struggle for freedom from British rule.
4.25 Kitchen Criminals With Angela Hartnett.
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