Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Louise Minchin and Bill Turnbull. CONTACT: email [address removed] or call [number removed]Contributors
: Helicopter Heroes
A couple are close to death from hypothermia after a boating accident. <s): Homes under the Hammer
Exploring a cottage in Dorset, a bungalow in Wiltshire and a plot of land in Lincolnshire. Followed by News; Weather: Open House
A family wants to relocate from Cheshire to Exeter.: Car Booty
A man hopes to raise £300 to fund a commemorative bench for his late father. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
Two teams seek out antiques in Belfast while Tim Wonnacott visits Castle Ward. Why Bargain Hunt is best: www.radiotimes.com/second-hand-showContributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
Eat for Two. Melody helps a man obsessed with his pregnant wife's weight.Writer Stephen McAteer
Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Miracle Cure. A hospital patient recovering from a hit-and-run incident dies in suspicious circumstances.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: Eliot Kid
Followed by The Owl: CBBC: Serious Ocean
10/10. The adventurers attempt to be one of the youngest teams to sail around Cape Horn.: Weakest Link
Tactical quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.Editor Doug Carnegie
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: My Family
10/13; series five. Dentist to the Stars. A famous heart-throb visits Ben's surgery.Writer James Cary ; Director Dewi Humphreys
Producer John Bartlett
Followed by News Update <s)
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: Sky Cops
London's helicopter police are called in to help officers on the ground who are being run ragged by street robbers using motorbikes.Director/producer Alison Quirk
: Trawlermen
4/6; series three. After a rough trip with hardly any prawns to show for it, 23-year-old Chaz Bruce is hoping the exuberance of youth will help him turn his luck around.Series producer Charlie Clay ; Exec producer William Lyons
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: Who Do You Think You Are?
5/8. Before he set off for the West Indies, Ainsley Harriott thought he knew his father's family history. He'd been told that his grandmother's family arrived in Jamaica from India as indentured labourers and he wants to find out exactly where in India they came from. He is shocked, however, to find that his research leads him down a very different path to the one he imagined. He also thought he knew his great-grandfather's ancestry, but this too is not quite as he thought. Director Elizabeth Dobson ; Series editor Jamie Simpson Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel BBC MAGAZINE: Who Do You Think You Are?, price E4.25Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. Regional NewsThen Weather with Jay Wynne.
Video and audio news, plus summaries, available at www.bbc.co.uk/news
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: Medium
2/16; series four. But for the Grace of God. Ariel dreams she is her mother's friend Casey.Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: The Funny Thing about Ramadan
Ayesha Hazarika , a moderate Muslim who eats bacon, drinks wine and has never fasted during Ramadan, is challenged to keep one fast.Director/Producer Irshad Ashraf
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: The Tudors
6/10; series two. Sir Thomas Cromwell is charged with improving the King's image and plans forReformation. Next episode Friday 9pm on BBC2. For regular cast see Friday Shown last Friday on BBC2 Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Alexei Sayle's Liverpool
2/3. The comedian takes a look at the latest incarnation of the city.
1.50 DIY SOS
The team visits Wigan.
2.20 Rogue Restaurants
6/6. An Italian restaurant.
2.50 Cash in the Celebrity Attic
Bobby George searches for collectables in his Essex home.
Contributors
: BBC News
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