Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Contact: email [address removed] or call [number removed]
Contributors
: Heir Hunters
The mystery of a burnt-out house, a skeleton and a man with two names.: Escape to the Country
A couple search for a home in Gloucestershire. (R)Followed by News; Weather
: Homes under theHammer
A flat in Battersea and a house in Liverpool. (Revised rpt): Cash in the Attic
Money for a walking holiday in the Lake District.Followed by News; Weather
: Bargain Hunt
From Deene Park.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors: Love Rat
Daniel is accused of having an affair.Doctors returns after the Beijing Olympics
Contributors
: Step Up to the Plate
Three Wl ladies take on Ed Baines and John Burton Race.Contributors
: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: Best of Friends
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Blue Peter
Ahead of Friday's Opening Ceremony, the team take an in-depth look at the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games.Catch the best bits of the show. Details at [web address removed]
: Weakest Link
Back-stabbing quiz.: The One Show
With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.The One Show returns after the Beijing Olympics
Contributors
: EastEnders
Archie becomes the hero of the day. Sean learns about Tracey's curse while Ronnie discovers Max's darker side. Dot receives bad news.This week's episodes are directed by Richard Platt and Peter Rose
More cast on Monday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3
Contributors
: Rogue Restaurants: 2/6
Matt Allwright and Anita Rani expose the managers who risk a jail sentence by knowingly employing illegal immigrants and go on a raid with officers to catch illegal migrants who are using forged passports to dupe establishments.Contributors
: Vanessa-Mae: the Making of Me: 3/3
The investigation into the science behind our defining characteristics continues, as child prodigy and star violinist Vanessa-Mae is tested by psychologists, confronted by a roomful of twins and put in the hotseat of a racing car to see if the secrets of her musical success can be explained. How many of her abilities were inherited and how much was shaped by her mother?Contributors
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce.Regional News
Then Weather with Philip Avery
Contributors
: Kizzy: Mum at 14
With Britain having the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in western Europe, this story follows 13-year-old Devon schoolgirl Kizzy [text removed] through her pregnancy and birth, along with her battle to get the baby's teenage father to acknowledge his child.First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: Earthquake
All-star disaster movie starring Charlton Heston. The bustling and glamorous city of Los Angeles, perched precariously on the San Andreas Fault, is about to experience the ultimate horror - a series of devastating tremors.Review page 44 (1974, PG)
Followed by Holiday Weather
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Panorama
Shown on Monday at 8.30pm
2.10 River Police
Protecting London from terrorists.
2.40 Countryfile
Shown on Sunday at 11am
3.35 Celebrity MasterChef
The four winning chefs from this week's heats battle it out for semi-final places.
4.05 Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage: 6/12
Francesco travels to Mount Parnassus.
(Signed)
: BBC News
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