Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Chris Hollins and Louise Minchin. H Highlights of Breakfast available at www.bbc.co.uk/breakfastContributors
: Heir Hunters
The search for surviving relatives of a woman who died leaving £73,000. <R): Escape to the Country
A couple from Sutton in south London want to buy a property in Snowdonia.Followed by News; Weather
: Homes under theHammer
A Georgian semi-detached house in Derby city centre and a stylish home in Liverpool.(Revised repeat)
: Cash in the Attic
A couple fund a trip to Australia and New Zealand.Followed by News; Weather
: Bargain Hunt
Tim Wonnacott challenges four contestants to scour an antiques fair in Sussex.Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
Old Green Eyes. Archie is snared in a cycling trap.Writer Jonathan Evans
Contributors
: Step Up to the Plate
Chefs James Tanner and Richard Phillips compete against three Essex lads.Contributors
: CBBC: Uncle Max
4/13; series two. The accident-prone uncle takes to the wrestling ring.Followed by The Owl
: CBBC: Sorry, I've Got No Head
6/13. The fearsome Vikings take up photography.: Weakest Link
Dog-eat-dog quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.Contributors
: The Two Ronnies Sketchbook
The duo reminisce about their favourite moments, including the fabulous "Fork Handles" sketch. Producer Sam Donnelly ; Executive producer Beatrice Ballard(Revised rpt) 88 Followed by News Update
Contributors
: EastEnders
Ronnie does her very best to make sure Roxy and Sean's wedding day goes with a hitch.Writer Richard Zajdlic More cast on Thursday
Omnibus on Sunday Repeated at 10pm on BBC3
Contributors
: DIY SOS
In Nottingham Nick Knowles and the team come to the aid of the Erasmus family, particularly dad Phil, who's having a kitchen nightmare.Series producer Simon Knight ; Exec producer Tom Archer
Contributors
: Would I Lie to You?
4/8. Trying to sort the wheat from the chaff this week are guests Davina McCall , Michael Aspel , Dara O'Briain and Jason Manford , who join captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Presenter Angus Deayton keeps tabs on the fibbers.Director Barbara Wiltshire; Series producer Derek McLean
Repeated next Monday on BBC2
Contributors
: The Armstrong & Miller Show
Sketch show featuring the comic creations of Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller.Director Dominic Brigstocke ; Producer Caroline Norris
Contributors
: BBC News
With Sian Williams. Regional NewsThen Weather with Jay Wynne.
Contributors
: Comedy Connections
3/8. Writer Carla Lane and stars Nerys Hughes and Polly James are among contributors who discuss the comedic web that spread out from one of the most successful shows of the 1970s, The LiverBirds. And so popular was it that it survived when the two lead characters headed off into the sunset.
Director Gilian McNeill ; Series producer Paul Gallagher
Repeated tomorrow on BBC2
Contributors
: Spy Hard
Spy spoof starring Leslie Nielsen and Nicollette Sheridan. Top secret agent Dick Steele is pressed into action when nemesis General Rancor hatches an evil plot to rule the world. Review page 44.Director Rick Friedberg (1996, PG)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Top Gear 5/6. With Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis.
1.45 Panorama Special: Racing's Dirty Secrets
Shown on Wednesday at 9pm
2.45 Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage 3/12. Exploring
Bosnia and Dubrovnik.
3.15 4/12. The architect visits Montenegro.
Contributors
: BBC News
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