Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt.Highlights of Breakfast available at
- www.bbc.co.uk/breakfast
Contributors
: Missing Live
Rav Wilding and Louise Minchin report on more missing person investigations, with reconstructions and live interviews.Contributors
: Homes under the Hammer
Featuring an old church, a plot of land in Middlesex and a flat in the heart of London. Followed by News; Weather: To Buy or Not to Buy
The experts help a music teacher find his dream home in Northampton.: Cash In the Attic
A single mum sells off unwanted antiques to pay for her daughter's Special birthday party. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
Tim Wonnacott discovers literary links to Haddon Hall.Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
Making a Splash. Eva finds herself up against Ronnie in a radio debate on modern policing.Writer Andrew Cornish
Contributors
: Out of the Blue
One of the friends is now the Police's major suspect. Stephen has one final attempt at winning back Bee's heart.www.bbc.co.uk/outoftheblue
: Real Rescues
The day-to-day work of the emergency services.: CBeebies: Space Pirates
Honk's lost her voice, so Tonk finds a solution.: CBBC: ChuckleVision
The bumbling brothers chase a panda.: CBBC: Eliot Kid
Followed by Thumb Wrestling Federation: TWF: CBBC: The Basil Brush Show
Madison gets trapped in a lift.: CBBC: The Slammer
6/13. Melvin and Pete are held captive on a UFO after being abducted by aliens.: Weakest Link
General knowledge quiz.: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce.Then Weather with Dan Corbett.
Contributors
: The ONE Show
Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present.Contributors
: Inside Out
10/10LONDON Should super-strength lager be banned?
Director Tilly Hawkins ; Editor Dippy Chaudhary 47 SOUTH EAST Asking whether boxing should be a sport for women. Series editor Linda Bell 47 EAST Can a pioneering course in Suffolk make older drivers safer on the roads? Editor Diana Hare 47
EAST MIDLANDS Why falling asleep at the wheel can be caused by a medical condition. Series editor Tony Roe 47
WEST MIDLANDS An investigation into whether Birmingham has lost a little of its sparkle.
Director Rachel Bowering ; Editor Andrew Tomlinson 47 Followed by News Update
Contributors
: EastEnders
Ian's investigations uncover the truth about Steven, but will he accept it? Bianca tries Ricky's patience.Cast on Monday and Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday
My Big Break - Rita Simons: page
Contributors
: A Question of Sport
Sue Barker asks the questions in the light-hearted quiz, with team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell.Contributors
: Have I Got News for You
3/8. Brian Blessed hosts the popular news quiz, with captains Paul Merton , Ian Hislop and guest panellists. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Jo Bunting Repeated nextMonday, plus extended repeat tomorrow, both on BBC2 www.radiotimes.com/have-i-got-news-blog
Contributors
: My Family
4/7; series eight. The Wax Job. Ben sells his dental practice and takes up a hobby he finds more boring, while Susan moves up the ladder at the art gallery.Writers Steve Armogida and Jim Armogida ; Director Baz Taylor Producer John Bartlett Repeated next Sunday
Contributors
: BBC News
with Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Philip Avery.
Contributors
: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
Tonight's guests on the host's sofa are Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey Jr and Michael Aspel. Director Mick Thomas ; Series producer Suzi AplinRepeated tomorrow
Contributors
: Unlawful Entry
Brooding thriller starring Kurt Russell , Ray Liotta and Madeleine Stowe. A charming but psychopathic cop terrorises an innocent couple. Review page 53. Director Jonathan Kaplan (1992, 18) Followed by WeatherviewContributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Dan Cruickshank 's Adventures In Architecture 4/8. Structures built in the face of adversity.
2.30 Natural World Telling the story of an heir to the largest hyena clan in East Africa.
Contributors
: BBC News
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