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: Grand Prix
Britain's Lewis Hamilton begins the defence of the world championship in leafy Albert Park, Melbourne (start time 7.00). Introduced by Jake Humphrey, with commentary by Jonathan Legard and Martin Brundle. There's a full race re-run at 1pm.Digital viewers can press red for extra options and, from 9am, a forum
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: The Andrew Marr Show
Interviews and a leaf through the Sunday papers. IncludesNews at 9.00.
: The Big Questions
Nicky Campbell hosts a debate live from Linton Village College in Cambridgeshire. Guests include Jonathan Bartley , Dom Anthony Sutch , Julie Bindel and Helen Lederer.Contributors
: Countryfile
Is there a future for traditional town markets?And a new life for old barns? IncludingWeather for the Week Ahead. Signed
: The Politics Show
Jon Sopel and the team's political analysis. IncludingNews at 12.00, and at 12.30 in-depth local stories.
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: Grand Prix
A re-run of the first race of the new season, held earlier today in Melbourne.Highlights at 7pm on BBC3.
(Revised rpt)
What makes Lewis so damn good?: p12
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast Monday/Thursday
: Keeping UpAppearances
Problems with Relatives. Hyacinth hides her woes from Elizabeth andEmmett.: Songs of Praise
Aled Jones presents the second programme from the finals of this year's School Choir of the Year competition.Contributors
: After You'veGone
6/8; series three. Damaged. A workplace injury for Kev causes Jimmy problems.: BBC News
With Emily Maitlis. Regional NewsThen Weather with Nick Miller.
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: The Hottest Place on Earth
2/2. The team of experts conclude their visit to Ethiopia's Danakil Desert, exploring the area's extraordinary geology and examining the lives of the people and animals who survive in this harsh environment. With Kate Humble and Steve Leonard.Director Rupert Smith ; Producer Richard Bradley
Shown last Thursday Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel BBC MAGAZINES: Lonely Planet, price £3.50; Wildlife, price £
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: Antiques Roadshow
A return visit to the Spa Royal Hall in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, sees Fiona Bruce and the team intrigued by items including a set of rare buttons commemorating the Battle of Quebec in 1759. Producer Michele Burgess ; Series editor Simon ShawSigned repeat tomorrow at 1.20am Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: out monthly, price E3.40
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: The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency
3/6. The Boy with an African Heart. MmaRamotswe is helping Mrs Curtin to find her son, who's been missing for ten years. She digs up his past only to uncover some shocking truths.
Meanwhile Mma Makutsi is left trying to solve the Kgale Hill break-ins. Could this be her chance to show that she can be more than just a secretary?
Writer Nicholas Wright ; Producer Timothy Bricknell
Director Charles Sturridge Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel RT DIRECT: DVD of first drama £12.50 (RRP £17.99) incl p&p. Call [number removed](standard rate) or visit www.bbcshop.com (code [number removed])
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: BBC News
With Emily Maitlis.Then Weather with Elizabeth Saary.
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: Damages
7/13; series two. New York Sucks. Ellen provides the FBI with a lead to bring down her boss.Repeated on Tuesday at 11.35pm Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel What Rose Byrne is watching: page
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: In the Company of Men
Controversial, pitch-black office drama starring Aaron Eckhart. Matt Malloy and Stacy Edwards. Fellow office workers Chad and Howard decide to simultaneously date a beautiful, deaf co-worker - and then dump her. Review page 44.Director Neil LaBute (1997, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
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: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.The Satanic Verses Affair The crisis following the publication of Saiman Rushdie 's novel.
2.10 Holby City Faye tries to win Joseph back.
3.10 Axe the Agent? Property show.
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: BBC News
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