Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Sian Williams and Bill Turnbull. What Bill Turnbull 's watching: pageContributors
: Don't Get Done, Get Dom
Dom helps a woman who was refused a refund.: Homes under theHammer
A flat in Folkestone, plus a semi in Derby and a pink house in north London.Followed by News; Weather
: To Buy or Not to Buy
A couple attempts to find the perfect family home.: Trash to Cash
A woman wants to get rid of her clutter and give the proceeds to orangutans. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
A pricey shoe horn and an unusual fossil are put up for auction in Swinderby.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
A Step Too Far. Nick and Jimmi argue about a treatment.Writer Dawn Harrison
Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Gangland 1/2. Dr Sloan's double gets involved in some shady business.: News; Weather
Regional News: Animalia
: Frankenstein's Cat
Followed by Bernard: Young Dracula
11/14. Vlad and Robin take their fathers campingWriter Emma Reeves
Contributors
: Blue Peter
Zoe drives a massive monster truck.Catch the best bits of the week's show. Details at www.bbc.co.uk/bluepeter
: Weakest Link
Caustic quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The ONE Show
Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present.Contributors
: A Question of Sport
European 5,000m athletics champion Mo Farah , world champion rower and cyclist Rebecca Romero , Wimbledon doubles winner Jamie Murray , and Welsh rugby fly half James Hook are the guests. Producers Gareth Edwards and Caroline Roberts-Cherry Followed by News Update <s)Contributors
: EastEnders
Charlie gets to the bottom of Brenda's secret and Stacey attempts to sabotage Jean's love life.Writer Spenser Frearson : This week's episodes directed by Paul Annett Executive producer Diederick Santer Further cast on Monday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday My Big Break - Nina Wadia : page
Contributors
: The Apprentice
12/12. The end's in sight for the exhausted finalists; but before they can rest Sir Alan has one last, daunting task to set. He gives them just one week in which to create a new male fragrance, and then launch it to an audience of industry experts. People management will be a crucial skill as the fired ex-candidates return to be the finalists' assistants.Who will create a stink and who will be smelling of roses? The Apprentice: You're Fired! is at 10pm on BBC2 with You're Hired! at 11.10pm on BBC1. Exec producer Michele Kurland Series editor Kelly Webb-Lamb Repeated next Saturday on BBC2 Their task this week: page 22; In the hiring line: page 63 www.radiotimes.com/the-apprentice
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willets.
Video and audio news, plus summaries, available at www. bbc.co.uk/news
Contributors
: The Apprentice: You're Hired!
Sir Alan's search for his apprentice is over. The winner and runner-up hear why the boss made his decision. Sir Alan will also be commenting on some of the other candidates who have caught his eye throughout the series.Repeated next week on BBC2 Followed by National Lottery Update
: Enemy at the Gates
Second World War drama with Jude Law, Joseph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz. During the German attack on Stalingrad, a young Russian sniper's success attracts the attention of an ambitious propaganda officer, a beautiful female translator and a German sharpshooter. Review paqe 56.Director Jean-Jacques Annaud (2001.15) Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Teen Mum High Bare Facts documentary.
2.20 Seaside Rescue 8/10. The lifeboat is called to two
Swedish crewmen off the Cornish coast.
2.50 Alternative Therapies 2/3. Reflexology.
3.50 Hard Sell Money-making competition.
: BBC News
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