Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Sonia Deol and Charlie Stayt.Contributors
: Missing Live
Rav Wilding and Louise Minchin report on the latest missing persons investigations.Contributors
: Homes under the Hammer
Exploring properties in London, Devon and Wiltshire. <R): To Buy or Not to Buy
Finding a home for caravan enthusiasts.: Bargain Hunt
Teams from Sheffield search for bargains at an antiques centre in Elsecar.cs): BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: FA Women's Cup Final: Arsenal v Leeds United
Live coverage of this showpiece occasion at Nottingham Forest's City Ground (kick-off 1.00). The Gunners missed out on the League Cup title when they surprisingly lost the final to Everton earlier in the campaign and will be wary of another shock, as their opponents are considered to be Cup specialists. Introduced by Jake Humphrey, with Gavin Peacock, Rachel Brown and Jo Potter.MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: on sale every Tuesday, price £1.80
She shoots, she scores!: page 30
Contributors
: Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
n*** Spirited comedy sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.Inventor Wayne Szalinski mistakenly enlarges his two-year-old son. Review page 42.
Director Randal Kleiser (1992, U)
Contributors
: NationalTreasure
r Action adventure starringNicolas Cage as Benjamin Franklin Gates , whose family has been charged with protecting a treasure trove, the whereabouts of which can only be discovered by decoding an elaborate series of ciphers. Review page 42.
Director Jon Turteltaub (2004, PG)
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Contributors
: BBC News
With Jane Hill. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: The ONE Show
Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present.Contributors
: Watchdog
Nicky Campbell , Julia Bradbury and Paul Heiney sink their teeth into more consumers' grievances.Producer Michelle Heeley ; Series editor Rob Unsworth
Contributors
: EastEnders
Steven continues to wield power over his captive.Writer Richard Lazarus More cast on Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soaps: page 26; www.radiotimes.com/eastenders
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: Panorama
Prisons Unlocked. Ross McWilliam investigates claims that dangerous convicts are being sent to open prisons to help solve the overcrowding crisis. Producer Stephen Magee ; Editor Sandy SmithNOTE: as Panorama reacts to news, its subject matter may change
Contributors
: Waking the Dead
O 7/12; series seven. Skin 1/2. An anonymous email leads the cold case squad to waste ground in eastLondon, where the remains of a right-wing political activist are found. Concludes tomorrow at 9pm.
For cast see Tuesday www.radiotimes.com/waking-the-dead-blog
: BBC News
With Jane Hill. Regional NewsThen Weather with Jay Wynne.
Contributors
: Meet the Immigrants
4/6. Polish care worker Monica Liminovitch comes to terms with life away from her family, while shy Latvian Victor Tamulis tackles his dancing duties as part of his position as an odd-job man in a Bournemouth hotel. Producer Steve Poole ; Editor Colette Hodges INFORMATION: interactive world map available at www.open2.netContributors
: Inside Sport
Weekly round-up presented by Gabby Logan. Producer Richard Carr ; Editor Amanda FarnsworthRepeated next Sunday on BBC2
Contributors
: Runaway Train
Tough action adventure starring Jon Voight. Two convicts brave the subzero temperatures of Alaska to escape from prison. At a railway yard they board a passing train, but unknown to them the driver suffers a fatal heart attack, leaving the train on full throttle. Film of the Day: page 42.Director Andrei Konchalovsky (1985,18) Followed by Sprinqwatch Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Am I Normal? 3/4. Attitudes towards religion and the supernatural.
2.20 Ben Fogle 's Extreme Dreams The Himalayan adventurers are ravaged by the weather.
2.50 Animal 24:7 Endangered animals.
3.35 A group of beach ponies are burnt.
Contributors
: BBC News
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