Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Noel Thompson.Contributors
: Match of the Day
Highlights of West Ham United v Blackburn Rovers.Shown yesterday at 1020pm
: The Andrew Marr Show
Emily Maitlis presents interviews and a leaf through the Sunday papers. Includes 9.00 News: later, Weather.Contributors
: Sunday Life
Louise Minchin and Colin Jackson explore the story of a sculptor whose dyslexia led him to concentrate on his artistic abilities.Contributors
: Countryfile
John Craven meets a farmer with a passion for filming barn owls, and Miriam O'Reilly investigates self-sufficient food production in the UK. Includes Weather for the Week Ahead. Signed rpt Thursday at 1.50am BBC COUNTRYFILE MAGAZINE: E3.40Contributors
: BBC News
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast on Monday/Thursday
: The Sarah Jane Adventures
1&2/10; series one. The alien Slitheen invade a school.Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Déjà Vous 1/2. Dr Sloan's son Steve falls for a woman who resembles his murdered ex-girlfriend.: Last Choir Standing
All the drama from yesterday's finale. See yesterday's choice. Shown yesterday at 6pm and 8.50pm<S)
: Weakest Link
Nine well-known journalists battle it Out.: Songs of Praise
Aled Jones concludes his tour of cathedral cities in Edinburgh, where series highlights include a meeting with a pensioner who campaigns for prisoners of conscience.Contributors
: Keeping Up Appearances: The Hostess
Hyacinth shares her skills as a hostess.Contributors
: Last of the Summer Wine
Get Out of That, Then. Lenny and his assistant Cliff return to the village, this time hoping to hit the big time through escapology. Last in series.Writer Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Alan JW Bell
Contributors
: BBC News
With Mishal Husain. Regional NewsThen Weather with Nick Miller.
Contributors
: Pacific Abyss
3/3. Kate Humble and the team of divers, marine biologists and underwater film-makers face a race against time to discover new species before the expedition ends. Will a specially designed "newtsuit" help them plunge to even greater depths?Series producer Dale Templar ; Exec producer Tim Martin
Contributors
: Fiona's Story
Gina McKee and Jeremy Northam star in this intense one-off drama exploring a woman's struggle to hold her family together after her husband is accused of downloading child pornography from the internet. Though knowing her marriage wasn't perfect, she faces the terrifying possibility that her three daughters might not be safe and that the man she loved could be guilty of a terrible crime.Social workers
Toby Ross-Bryant , Naomi Wirthner
Writer Kate Gabriel ; Director Adrian Shergold ; Producer
David Boulter Signed repeat tomorrow at 2.05am What Gina McKee 's watching: page
Contributors
: BBC News
With Mishal Husain.Followed by Weather with Jay Wynne. <s)
Contributors
: Half Nelson
Drama starring Ryan Gosling in an Oscar-nominated role as Dan Dunne , a man in crisis. By day he's a charismatic teacher, but by night a disillusioned junkie. His two lives remain separate until school pupil Drey catches him out and a fragile friendship is gradually forged. Review page 33.Director Ryan Fleck (2006, 15) Andrew Collins on teacher/mentor movies: page 31 Followed by Weatherview <s)
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Pacific Abyss
1/3. A quest for new species.
1.35 My Zinc Bed
Adaptation of the play by David Hare, starring Uma Thurman.
2.45 Holby City
Ric's world is turned upside down.
3.45 Cash in the Celebrity Attic
Actress Nanette Newman raises money for servicemen and women.
Contributors
: BBC News
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