Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Weather every half-hour from
6.15; national/regional news half-hourly from 6.25.
Contributors
: Real Rescues
A fight to save cows.: Homes under the Hammer
Properties in Cornwall, Kent and Yorkshire. Followed by News; Weather: To Buy or Not to Buy
Properties in Brixham.: Cash in the Attic
From Whitstable. Followed by News; Weather: Bargain Hunt
From Peterborough.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Doctors: New Dawn
Michelle faces a dilemma involving an old friend.Showing on the BBC HD channel at 6pm
Contributors
: Murder, She Wrote: Snow White, Blood Red
A weekend at a ski lodge turns to terror.: CBBC: Eliot Kid
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: League of Super Evil
Lightning Liz crashes a party.: CBBC: Shaun the Sheep
A bored Shaun dresses up as the farmer to entertain the flock.Showing on BBC HD channel 5.50pm
4.25
The woolly hero tries to steal the farmer's hot water.
: CBBC: School of Silence
Children from Leeds try to keep quiet.: Weakest Link
Ruthless quiz.: BBC News
Weather: The One Show
With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.Contributors
: Inside Out
7/9LONDON David Harper investigates the impact of plunging property prices. Series editor Dippy Chaudhary SOUTH EAST Kent Police's crackdown on nuisance children, and the secret to a long life. Editor Linda Bell EAST Investigating foetal alcohol syndrome, and the benefits of bird ringing. Editor Diana Hare
EAST MIDLANDS An insight into the work of East Midlands' air ambulance crew. series editor Tony Roe
WEST MIDLANDS Why some Midlands residents are paying for expensive credit. Series editor Matthew Gull Followed by News Update
Contributors
: EastEnders
The Mitchells stand to lose everything. Writer Ray Brooking Cast on Thursday/FridayRepeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soaps: page 35
Contributors
: Panorama
Lethal Enterprise. A little known law called "joint enterprise" means someone caught up in a serious incident could face the same jail sentence as the perpetrator. The police say the law helps curb gang violence, but is it leading to miscarriages of justice? Producer Jim Booth ; Editor Sandy SmithNOTE: as Panorama reacts to news, its subject matter may change
Contributors
: Life
7/10. Hunters and Hunted. Mammals have flourished in the harshest of environments through their ability to develop novel solutions to hunting strategies. Tonight young ibex learn that running up a vertical cliff face is the only way to escape a fox and, off the Falkland Islands, a female killer whale seizes elephant seal pups from a tidal pool where they are learning to swim. David Attenborough narrates. Series producer Martha Holmes ; Executive producer Michael Gunton Repeated tomorrow at 8pm on BBC4 Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelFREE POSTER: Open University Tree of Life poster. Visit bbc.co.uk/life or call [number removed] (8T landlines 5p per min; other networks vary) RT DIRECT: hardback just E17.50 (RRP E25.00) incl p&p, and DVD only £27.40 (RRP E39.14) incl p&p. Call [number removed] (BT landlines cost 5p per min; other networks vary) or visit bbcshop.com and enter code [number removed] (book) and [number removed](DVD) at checkout
Contributors
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards.Regional News; Weather with Rob McElwee.
Contributors
: The Graham Norton Show
8/11. Dame Shirley Bassey joins the host, with actor Michael Sheen and comedian Rhod Gilbert.Director Steve Smith ; Series producer Jon Magnusson
Repeated tomorrow at 12.05am Dame Shirley is the subject of tomorrow's Imagine.... at 10.35pm
Contributors
: The Apprentice USA
The teams have to come up with a new performer and song for a local radio station.12.05 am Promoting a new perfume. Followed by Weatherview
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats not indicated.An Island Parish Vet Heike is hit by a bombshell.
1.25 Defying Gravity 6/13. Paula is injured.
2.05 Beautiful People 2/6. Simon recalls the Eurovision Song Contest.
2.35 Horizon Humankind's self-awareness.
: BBC News
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