Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Heir Hunters
The detectives attempt to track down the beneficiary of a E200,000 bequest.: Escape to the Country
Alistair Appleton helps a couple buy in the New Forest. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Homes under theHammer
A terraced house in Wales and a run-down three-bedroom house in Derby. (Revised rpt): Cash in the Attic
An assortment of maxi dresses and shoulder pads. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
An antiques fair at Gateshead stadium.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
Who Do You Think You AreKidding? Nick gives evidence on behalf of a patient.
Writer Oily Perkin
Contributors
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: Skunk Fu!
Followed by The Owl: CBBC: Young Dracula
5/13. Renfield's father is reborn.Contributors
: CBBC: Serious Ocean
5/10. The adventurers attach a satellite tag to a seal pup.: Weakest Link
Acerbic quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present.Executive producer Tessa Finch
Contributors
: My Family
Abi Ever after. It's the day before Roger and Abi's wedding but, for this accident-prone couple, until the marriage is solemnised, anything could happen. Writers George Jeffrie and Bert Tyler-Moore ; DirectorDewi Humphreys ; Producer John Bartlett Followed by News Update
Contributors
: Lost Land of the Jaguar
2/3. As the team pushes deeper into the South American jungle, the base camp is invaded by scorpions and poisonous centipedes and Gordon Buchanan discovers an animal thief. WhileSteve Backshall encounters the giant piranha and longfanged sabre-tooth fish, George McGavin catches the world's largest tarantula, and an attempt is made to scale a huge unclimbed mountain. Director Jonny Young ; Executive producer Tim Martin
Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel tomorrow at 8pm
Contributors
: Crimewatch Solved 2008
A look back at three of the show's most successful appeals, including the murder of special constable Nisha Patel-Nasri by her cheating husband and the robbery which netted a notorious gang of jewel thieves over £l million. Plus a look at how detectives caught the paedophile who snatched a six-year-old girl from her own bath. Presented by Kirsty Young. Directors Alan Holland and Adam MallinsProducer Alan Holland
Contributors
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
: The Visit
6/7. Love is in the air for Officer Bamford when a woman comes to fix the CCTV. Meanwhile, Dad finds a solution to his prostate problem and a birthday present makes Clint realise what he's been missing.Writer Tony Burgess ; Producer John Rushton
Director Tony Dow First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: The Tudors
1/10; series two. The Catholic Church is still proving to be a right royal pain for Henry as Pope Paul III opposes his marriage plans to the ever more impatient Anne Boleyn. The next episode is on Friday at 9pm on BBC2.Shown last Friday on BBC2 Then National Lottery Update; Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Tribal Wives 3/6. Lana Inglis spends a month with one of Ethiopia's most independent tribes.
1.15 Who's Buying Up Britain? 5/8. The role of Sovereign
Wealth Funds in UK business.
1.45 DIY SOS An open-plan kitchen diner.
2.15 Top Gear 6/6. Jeremy, Richard and James take on their rivals from the German equivalent of Top Gear.
3.15 Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage 5/12. The
Venetian traveller reaches Corfu.
Contributors
: BBC News
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