Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Louise Minchin and Charlie Stayt.Contributors
: Match of the Day
Shown yesterday at 10.20pm: The Andrew Marr Show
The week's main news stories, interviews and the Sunday papers. Includes News at 9.00.Contributors
: The Big Questions
Nicky Campbell presents debate from Samworth Academy,Leicester, where the guests are Indarjit Singh , Julie Bindel ,
Fareena Alam and Katie Melua.
Series editor Jill Robinson
Contributors
: Countryfile
John Craven discovers measures taken to safeguard the peat bogs of the Peak District, and Adam Henson reports on the use of snares to trap animals. Includes Weather for the Week Ahead.Exec editor Andrew Thorman BBC COUNTRYFILE MAGAZINE: price E3.40
Contributors
: 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
: Diagnosis Murder
Comedy Is Murder A comedy double act is torn apart by resentment.: The Borrowers
Fantasy adventure. Pod, Homily and their children Peagreen and Arietty are the Borrowers, a family of tiny people living secretly in the house of young Pete. When Pete's Great Aunt Mary dies, it looks as if the house may fall into the hands of nasty local lawyerOcious P Potter. Review page 54.
Director Peter Hewitt (1997, U)
Contributors
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast on Thursday/Friday
: Songs of Praise
Eamonn Holmes celebratesMothering Sunday in Northern Ireland where he talks to Irish singing star Dana. Hymns sung in St Michael 's Church, Enniskillen, include Tell Out My Soul, Be
Thou My Vision and Now Thank
We All Our God.
Contributors
: BBC News
Regional News; Weathers: Life in Cold Blood
4/5. Sophisticated Serpents. The much maligned snake is the focus of this penultimate edition.Producer James Brickell Shown last Monday
Contributors
: Antiques Roadshow
An abstract sculpture that was rescued from a scrapyard is among the finds at Sheffield City Hall. Series producer Michele Burgess ; Producer Nicola LaffertySinged (HD) BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: out monthly, price E3.30
Contributors
: Lark Rise to Candleford
8/10. The arrival of new teacher Mr Delafield causes divisions, and a storm hits Lark Rise and Candleford.Signed (HD) RT DIRECT: pre-order the DVD (out 7 April) for only £24.99
(RRP £34.99) including free p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost a maximum 8p per minute) or visit [web address removed] and enter code RTD210 at the checkout [web address removed]
Contributors
: The Last Enemy
3/5. Stephen and Yasim join forces with Russell to find out what killed Nadir. Stephen makes a discovery.[web address removed]
Robert Carlyle answers One Final Question: page
Contributors
: BBC News
With Emily Maitlis.Then Weather with Peter Gibbs.
Contributors
: Chicago
Oscar-winning musical comedy drama.In 1920s Chicago, chorus girl Roxie Hart shoots her lover and winds up in jail, where she learns there's no such thing as bad publicity.
Film of the Day: page 54.
Director Rob Marshall (2002, 12)
Contributors
: The Sky at Night
Patrick Moore reports on British ambitions to land on the Moon.Series producer Jane Fletcher Repeated next Saturday on BBC2 Extended repeat tomorrow at 8pm on BBC4
BBC SKY AT NIGHT MAGAZINE: out monthly, price E4.25 Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Around the World in 80 Gardens 3/10. Exploring some of the most opulent gardens in history.
1.30 Holby City Jac nearly ruins her career.
2.30 Watchdog Consumer investigation show.
3.00 Elephant Diaries 1/5. Catching up with elephants featured in previous series.
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