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: Breakfast
Presented by Charlie Stayt and Sian Williams. CONTACT: email [address removed] or call [number removed]Contributors
: Heir Hunters
The investigators map out a family tree that reaches across the globe, and a cousin learns of her relative's death.: Homes under theHammer
Properties in Derbyshire,Epping and Harrogate. Followed by News; Weather
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Kristian Digby and Ed Hall search for a house in BrierleyHill, West Midlands.
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: Sun, Sea and Bargain Spotting
Angela Rippon takes best friends Alison Kennedy and Audrey Coupland from Newcastle to find bargains in Italy. Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
Jennie Bond and John Cameron help a woman raise money to buy a saxophone. <s;Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
Dare, Double Dare, Truth. Julia is visited by an old friend who is seeking forgiveness for ruining her marriage to Mac.Writer Suhayla El-Bushra
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: Diagnosis Murder
A Resting Place. Mark goes undercover to solve the murder of an ex-policeman.: News; Weather
Regional News: Weakest Link
Back-stabbing quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley uncover topical stories from across the UK.Contributors
: EastEnders
Dawn accepts Jase's offer and Roxy moves in with the Slaters - but will she come to rue her decision? Meanwhile, arachnophobia abounds as an eight-legged menace runs riot in the Square.Writer Julia Gilbert More cast on Friday This week's episodes directed by Jamie Annett Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Followed by News Update
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: Celebrity MasterChef
8/12. The second day of the semi-final sees the final four embroiled in a high-pressure challenge as they don their aprons for a plush dinner party at historic stately home Penhurst Place, home to Lord and Lady De L'lsle. They will be looking to pull out all the stops to impress the guests, along with judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode. The race for the final concludes tomorrow at8.30pm. See Wednesday's choice.
Contributors
: On the Fiddle?
2/2. An ostensibly respectable elderly lady and her partner in crime are finally brought to justice after executing an exceptionally elaborate fraud involving 190 stolen identities and almost £2 million in falsely claimed benefits. Meanwhile, in Birmingham, suspicious investigators put a young single mother under surveillance - is her relationship with her female lodger more than simply platonic? Narrated by Fay Ripley.Series producer Ruth Shurman ; Exec producer Lucy Hillman
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: BBC News
With George Alagiah. Regional NewsThen Weather with Peter Gibbs.
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: A Question of Sport: Uncensored
A selection of over-the-top moments that were deemed too rude and racy to feature in the sports quiz's pre-watershed slot. Sue Barker, Matt Dawson , Ally McCoist and a host of top sporting stars crack risque jokes, tell lewd stories and generally take things a tad too far. Producer Gareth JM Edwards ; Executive producerCaroline Roberts
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: This Week
Andrew Neil , Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo discuss political and parliamentary developments. Producer Vicky Flind ; Editor Robbie GibbMissed the programme? You can visit the website to download the latest edition: www.bbc.co.uk/thisweek
Followed by Holiday Weather
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Panorama Shown on Monday at 8.30pm
12.35 Festival Fever! The Money Programme looks at the growth in popularity of music and arts festivals.
1.05 Countryfile Shown on Sunday at 11am
2.00 A Taste of My Life Denis Lawson reveals why
George Lucas isn't good at directing actors.
2.30 Bargain Hunt Tim Wonnacott and the contestants visit
Grimsthorpe Castle.
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: BBC News
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