Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Sophie Long and Charlie Stayt.Contributors
: Match of the Day
Shown yesterday at 10.30pm: The Andrew Marr Show
The week's main news stories, interviews and the SundayPapers. Includes News at 9.00.
Editor Barney Jones
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: The Big Questions
Nicky Campbell presents discussion from Nottingham University.Series editor Jill Robinson
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: Countryfile
John Craven visits the isolated Flat Holm island community. Includes 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 Gavin AllenContributors
: Cash in the Attic
The team help an ill woman raise £2,000.: Match of the Day Live
Sheffield United v Middlesbrough A more even fifth-round FA Cup match than appears on paper could be in the offing at Bramall Lane (kick-off 2.00). United are a club with a rich FA Cup history, but the Championship side will be the underdogs today against their Premier League visitors.Gary Lineker hosts, Steve Wilson and Mark Lawrenson commentate. Producer Andy Gilbert ; Editor
Andrew Clement The FA Cup quarter-final draw is tomorrow at 1.25pm on BBC2
Digital viewers can access rolling FA Cup fifth-round highlights until 12 midnight tomorrow (not available 4-6pm today nor on Freeview after 3.15pm tomorrow)
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: Diagnosis Murder: Murder Can Be Murder
A $2 million life-insurance scam.: Lifeline
The British Association for Adoption and Fostering (registered charity number number 275689). Repeated Wed 2.45pm BBC2 DONATIONS: to[address removed] Lifeline Appeal: call [number removed]; or donate online to www.baaf.org.uk.: Songs of Praise
Sally Magnusson travels to Cape Town to meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Music includes Great Is Thy Faithfulness, We Are Marching in the Light of God and My Song Is Love Unknown. The Inside Story: page 70Contributors
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Life in Cold Blood
2/5. David Attenborough delves into the intimate lives of soft-skinned amphibians such as newtsShown last Monday
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: Antiques Roadshow
At Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, items include a fine and rare piece of silver, and fragments that tell the story of a daring escape attempt from Colditz.Series producer Michele Burgess ; Series editor Simon Shaw
Signed (HD) BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: out monthly, price E3.40
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: Lark Rise to Candleford
6/10. Robert takes pity on a homeless family and brings them to stay at his house for the night. In the morning the family have departed, leaving their daughter behind.Writer Bill Gallagher ; Producer Grainne Marmion ; Director
John Greening Signed (HD) RT DIRECT: DVD only £24.99 (RRP £34.99) incl free p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min) or visit www.bbcshop.com and enter code RTD210 at the checkout www.radiotimes.com/lark-rise-to-candleford
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: The Last Enemy
New series 1/5. A dynamic thriller, starring Benedict Cumberbatch , about a man whose search for the truth about his brother's death catapults him into an international conspiracy. When Stephen Ezard returns to London for his brother Michael's funeral he finds a world that has changed subtly but significantly.Writer Peter Berry ; Producer Gub Neal Director lain B MacDonald (S) (AD) www.bbc.co.uk/lastenemy Max Beesley stars in Hotel Babylon on Tuesday at 9pm
Identity crisis: p29; The Alison Graham column: p59
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: BBC News
With Mishal Husain.Then Weather with Jay Wynne.
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: Runaway Jury
Courtroom thriller based on the John Grisham novel.The widow of an attorney killed in a gun massacre sues the manufacturer of the weapon. But a mysterious juror seems to have an agenda of his own. Review p48.
Director Gary Fleder (2003, 12) Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Around the World in 80 Gardens 1/10. Monty Don embarks on a horticultural world tour.
1.50 Holby City Stuart lies his way out of trouble.
2.50 Watchdog Consumer investigation show. 320 Wanted Down Under A move to Melbourne.
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