Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt. IncludingNewsWatch at 7.45.
Contributors
: Saturday Kitchen
John Torode guest hosts the show, welcoming Silvena Rowe and Galton Blackiston into the kitchen, which this week sees actor Stephen Tompkinson face his food heaven or hell.Producer Dave Mynard ; Series producer James Winter BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: James Martin serves up lunch in the garden in the June issue. Out now, price E3.10
Contributors
: Great British Menu
Which of the South West chefs will Prue, Matthew and Oliver pick to go through?Shown yesterday on BBC2
: Football Focus
As the season reaches its climaxManish Bhasin and guests will be discussing tomorrow's final matches in the Premier League, the penultimate weekend of the SPL and the start of the Football League play-offs. There's also a special feature on next week's
FA Cup final.
Contributors
: Racing
Checking the form in the parade ring at Ascot are Rishi Persad and Willie Carson , prior to presenting races at 1.10, 1.45 and the Victoria Cup at 2.15.Meanwhile from Haydock there's coverage of the starts at 1.25 and 2.15. Analysis comes from Richard Pitman and Norman Williamson and commentary by Jim McGrath and Ian Bartlett. Director Steve Docherty ; Producer
Dermot Cumiskey
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: Rugby League
St Helens v Warrinqton Wolves Live coverage of this Challenge Cup fifth-round tie (kick-off 3.00) between last year's winners StHelens and their Lancashire rivals Warrington Wolves at Knowsley Road. At this staae last season, Lesley Vainikolo was the hero of the round, scoring two tries as Bradford Bulls beat Wakefield
14-4. Ray French and Jonathan Davies commentate. Hull KR v
Huddersfield Giants is tomorrow 1pm on BBC2.
Contributors
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Outtake TV
Including blunders by Eamonn Holmes and Jeremy Clarkson.Anne Robinson hosts.
Contributors
: The Kids Are All Right
5/8. Four adults take on seven super-smart children. Producer Michelle Woods ; Series producer James FoxContributors
: Doctor Who: The Doctor's Daughter
6/13; series four. On the planet of Messaline, the Doctor has a personal battle to fight.Doctor Who Confidential follows on BBC3.
Repeated tomorrow 8pm on BBC3 Child of time: p13; [website address removed]
Contributors
: I'd Do Anything
9/12. Another Oliver makes it through to the semi-final while the Nancys are reduced to the last six.More tomorrow at 7.35pm. (HD)
Digital viewers can press the red button during tonight's show to sing along with the musical hopefuls
: The National Lottery - 1 vs 100
4/8. Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show.Series producer Warren Prentice
Digital viewers can press red during the show to play along and try their luck against the contenders
Contributors
: Casualty
Saturday Night Fever. Stacey's drinking hits a new low.Writer Mark Catley ; Producer Anne-Louise Russell
Director Christopher King
Contributors
: Love Soup
11/12; series two. Human Error. Alice's new flatmate starts to drive her round the bend.Writer David Renwick ; Producer Verity Lambert
Director Christine Gernon
RT DIRECT: series one and two DVD only E22.99 (RRP £29.99) incl p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min) or visit www.bbcshop.com. entering code RTD222 at checkout
Contributors
: BBC News
With Jane Hill.Then Weather with Peter Gibbs.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Scary Movie 2
Horror parody sequel that sends up classic moments from, among others, The Exorcist.Review page 58. (2001, 18) *
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: Twin Warriors
Martial arts action drama starring Jet Li. Two boys raised in a Shaolin temple become friends. But their philosophies lead to betrayal. Cantonese dialogue dubbed into English. Review p58. Director Yuen Woo-Ping (1993, 15)Contributors
: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
WithSir Alan Sugar and Jade Jagger. Shown yesterday Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: BBC News
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