Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt. IncludingNewsWatch at 7.45.
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: Saturday Kitchen
Chefs Stuart Gillies and John Campbell turn up the heat in the kitchen and Susie Barrie has some more wonderful wine selections.BBC MAGAZINES: Good Food. E3.10; Olive. £3.40, both out monthly
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: Take On the Takeaway
In Edinburgh, Antonio Carluccio rustles up a quick penne amatriciana.Contributors
: Cash in the Attic
Amateur magician Chris Fry 's mum Heidi tries to raise funds for a pilgrimage.Contributors
: Canoeing
Coverage of the penultimate day of the European Slalom championships featuring the K1 women and C2 men's finals. Paul Dickenson and Helen Reeves commentate. More tomorrow at 2pm on BBC2.Digital viewers can press red
4.00-6.00pm for more European
Slalom coverage
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: Hocus Pocus
Disney black comedy. Having been hanged in the 17th century, three witches are brought back to life more than 300 years later. Review page 39.Director Kenny Ortega (1993, PG)
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: First Daughter
Teen romantic comedy. Samantha Mackenzie is desperate to lead a normal life - but being the offspring of the President of the United States is never going to be easy. Review page 39.Director Forest Whitaker (2004. PG)
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: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Toy Story
Animated comedy adventure. Woody the cowboy toy is young Andy's favourite, but when Andy receives Buzz Lightyear for his birthday, the two toys become bitter rivals. Film of the Day: page 39. Director John Lasseter (1995 PG)Andrew Collins : page 37
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: Robin Hood
9/13; series three. A Dangerous Deal. Gisborne awaits his fate in Nottingham dungeon, where a meeting with another prisoner has a profound effect. Robin hopes to strike a deal with SheriffIsabella, but the arrival of a stranger upsets negotiations.
Writer Michael Chaplin ; Producers Jane Hudson , Tom Mullens ; Director Graeme Harper Repeated Monday 8.15pm on BBC3 Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel RT DIRECT: series three DVD just E27 (RRP £39.14) incl p&p. Call
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: Casualty
Who Do You Think You Are? The stormy waters between Jordan and Zoe become noticeably smoother.Writer Jeff Povey ; Producer Chris Lovett ; Director Alan Grint
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: Reggie Perrin
6/6. Reggie's crisis comes to a head as Groomtech has its office party. Can he take any more?Writers David Nobbs and Simon Nye ; Director Tristram Shapeero
Producer Charlie Hanson Shown yesterday
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: BBC News
With Simon McCoy.Then Weather with Elizabeth Saary. Followed by National Lottery Update isi
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: Red Eye
Taut suspense thriller starring Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy , the first of tonight's double bill of films directed by Wes Craven. On a flight home following the funeral of her grandmother, a hotel manager discovers that she is the key element in a political assassination plot. Review page 39.(2005.12)
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: Scream
Inventive horror comedy starringNeve Campbell , Courteney Cox and David Arquette and concluding tonight's Wes Craven double bill.
A group of teenagers are targeted by an obsessive horror fanatic. Review page 39. (1996,18) <w)
1.00am Friday Night with Jonathan Ross With
Brandon Flowers. Shown yesterday Followed by Weatherview
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: BBC News
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