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: Breakfast
Presented by Louise Minchin and Charlie Stayt. IncludingNewsWatch at 7.45.
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: Saturday Kitchen
Michael Caines and Tana Namsay join James Martin in the kitchen, while singer Paul Young faces his food heaven or hell.Series producer James Winter BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: the April issue features a relaxed buffet lunch from James Martin. On sale 4 March, price £ 3.10
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: Take on the Takeaway
Ainsley Harriott cooks jerk chicken for carpenter Patrick and his partner Shirley, who both work shifts.Contributors
: Football Focus
Manish Bhasin , Mark Lawrenson and Martin Keown review the week's action and looks ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixtures, including Arsenal against Aston Villa.Contributors
: Rugby League
Highlights of yesterday's game between Leeds Rhinos and Melbourne Storm at Elland Road, the annual showdown between the winners of the Super League and the Australian NRL. Presented by Phil Jones. Producer Sally Richardson ; EditorCarl Hicks
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: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth's passion for art coincides with Daddy's desire to join the Foreign Legion.Writer Roy Clarke
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: Bicentennial Man
lentimental sci-fi comedy rama from the director of narry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, starringRobin Williams. The early 21st century: Andrew, a metallic android, is bought by Richard Martin to work for his family. But faulty wiring results in Andrew developing emotions and creative talents. Review page 53.
Director Chris Columbus (1999,12)
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: Final Score
Ray Stubbs presents the afternoon's results. ligital viewers can follow the latest jotball action on Score. 2.30-6.00pmContributors
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Weakest Link
A "body beautiful" edition of the caustic quiz.Producer Lamees Nuseibeh ; Seres producer Alexandra McLeod
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: Outtake TV
Anne Robinson presents some of the most memorable blunders by participants on Weakest Link.Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Helen Tumbridge
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: Eurovision - Your Decision
The Great British public decide who will representBritain in the Eurovision Song Contest in Belgrade in May as Michelle Gayle , Andy Abraham , Rob McVeigh , Simona Armstrong , LoveShy and the Revelations compete for the honour. Terry Wogan and Claudia Winkleman present. The results are at 9.30pm.
Producer Helen Tumbridge ; Exec producer Phil Parsons
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: The National Lottery Draws
Duncan James announces the all-important numbers.Director John L Spencer ; Series producer Julia McRow
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: Casualty
Silent All These Years. Harry must decide whether to release Ruth's diary to the press.Writer Laura Watson ; Producer Lucy Raffety
Director Julie Edwards www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
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: Love Soup
New series 1/12; series two. Smoke and Shadows Tamsin Greig returns in the comedy drama about a woman's failure to find the perfect partner.Milly gets turned on by a shadow and Alice contends with the amorous intentions of her driving instructor.
Writer David Renwick ; Producer Verity Lambert ;
Director Sandy Johnson Moment of the Week: page 63; The Inside Story: paqe 64 What Tamsin Greig 's watching: page
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: Eurovision - Your Decision
The two acts with the highest public vote perform again for the right to sing for Britain in the Eurovision Song Contest.: BBC News
With Jane Hill.Then Weather with Peter Gibbs. IS)
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Match of the Day
Including Fulham v Man Utd and West Ham v Chelsea. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul ArmstrongRepeated tomorrow at 7.35am Match of the Day 2 is on tomorrow at 10pm on BBC2
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: Black Knight
Goofy comedy starring Martin Lawrence. A medieval theme park attendant receives a bump on the head and wakes up in 14th-century England. Review p53. Director Gil Junger (2001, PG)Contributors
: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
With the Rock and Gillian McKeith. Shown yesterday Followed by WeatherviewContributors
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