Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Jon Kay and Kate Silverton. Highlights of Breakfast available at bbc.co.uk/breakfastContributors
: Heir Hunters
Looking for the heirs of two unclaimed fortunes.: Homes under theHammer
Today's locations are Hampshire, Stoke and Yorkshire.Followed by News; Weather
: To Buy or Not to Buy
Buyers go house-hunting in Morecambe.: Trash to Cash
Lome Spicer helpsBob Newman from Wivenhoe, Essex, rid his home of clutter.
Followed by News; Weather
Contributors
: Cash in the Attic
An artist who has been hoarding for more than 50 years attempts to sell some of her collections.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors
But for the Grace of God Julia swaps lives with a woman from her past.Writer Joy Wilkinson Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel at 6pm
Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Call Me Incontestable. Dr Sloan links an apparent suicide to a dating agency.: News; Weather
Regional News: CBBC: League of Super Evil
Voltar enters Doomageddon in a pet contest. Followed by Thumb Wrestling Federation: TWF: Weakest Link
Acerbic quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
Presented by Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.Editor Doug Carnegie
Contributors
: Wildest Dreams
New series. 1/7. Nick Knowles and James Honeyborne follow nine wildlife enthusiasts competing for a job with the BBC Natural History Unit. The hopefuls tackle their first assignment filming elephants in Botswana's Okavango delta, before moving on to the Kalahari Desert, where the challenges include filming meerkats and tracking rhinos - but electrical storms lead to an evacuation. Series producer Spencer Kelly ; Executive producer Martyn SmithSimulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel Game on!: page 22
Contributors
: Seaside Rescue
2/7; series six. As a Torquay Saturday night comes to a close, the lifeboat and helicopter are called to rescue a man who's fallen 100ft down a cliff, while in Cornwall a helicopter is called to the aid of two boys trapped on a rocky outcrop 40ft above the sea. Producers Joseph Hassell and Hannah MattisonSeries producer Christopher Hutchins
Contributors
: Who Do You Think You Are?
2/6; series seven. Known for his outspoken views, Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles finds himself unexpectedly emotional as he goes back to his Irish roots. He knows little about his Irish ancestry and is keen to explore the history on both sides of his family. In Dublin, he is surprised to discover that his maternal grandmother grew up in the care of her grandmother from the age of three. On his father's side, Chris believed that the Moyles surname means "soldier" in Gaelic, but on the next stage of his journey he's disappointed to find out its much less heroic meaning. Director Harvey Lilley ; Series producer Colette FlightShowing in HD on the BBC HD channel at 10pm WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? MAGAZINE: price E4.25
Chris Moyles interview: page 14; Series four of Who Do You Think You Are? on DVD: page 16
Contributors
: BBC News
With George Alagiah.Regional News; Weather with Rob McElwee.
Contributors
: Chicago
Oscar-winning musical comedy drama starring Catherine Zeta-Jones , Renee Zellweger and Richard Gere. In 1920s Chicago, chorus girlRoxie Hart shoots her lover and winds up in jail, believing her dreams of stardom are over. Enter hotshot lawyer Billy Flynn , whose clients include double murderess Velma Kelly , and Roxie begins to realise that there's no such thing as bad publicity. Film of the Day: p37.
Director Rob Marshall (2002, 12)
Then National Lottery Update; Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone Signed. Repeats not indicated.
On Thin Ice 3/5. The team attempts to acclimatise to the extreme weather in Antarctica.1.35 Versailles: the Dream of a King
Shown on Saturday at 8.15pm on BBC2
2.35 Heir Hunters Tracing a potential heir through
Sudan, Algeria, Egypt and Zimbabwe.
: BBC News
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