06:00–09:15 (3 hr, 15 min)
Breakfast
The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.
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09:15–10:00 (45 min)
Missing Live
Series following police as they investigate high-risk and long-term missing persons cases, and the organisation Missing People as they appeal for information. The live programme features moving studio interviews with the families left behind, explores the reasons why people disappear, and tells stories of reunions. Presented by Louise Minchin and Rav Wilding.
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10:00–11:00 (1 hr)
Homes Under the Hammer
Property series. Martin and Lucy visit a grade two listed shop on the Isle of Sheppy, an exciting renovation project in Plymouth and a five bedroom house in Reading.
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11:00–11:30 (30 min)
To Buy or Not to Buy
Property series. Rani Price and Ed Hall are aiming for top grades in their property studies as they try to find a perfect new pad in Warwickshire for a music teacher to pitch up in.
- Becky Pratt (director)
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11:30–12:15 (45 min)
Cash in the Attic
Series looking at whether household junk could be worth a small fortune. Matthew and Nicola Foxton - Duffy are a young happy couple who have interesting careers, a lovely home and a nice life. The only problem is they have very little time to spend with each other. They have called in the Cash in the Attic team to help them raise enough money to enjoy a day of pampering and indulgence. But will their modern and often unusual items attract the bidders at auction?
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12:15–13:00 (45 min)
Bargain Hunt
Antiques experts James Braxton and David Harper are on hand to lead two teams of women searching for antiques in Swinderby. Tim Wonnacott visits Brodsworth Hall, near Doncaster, to discover the influence dogs have had on the place.
- Rob Bayly (director)
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13:00–13:30 (30 min)
BBC News at One
The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by Weather.
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13:30–13:45 (15 min)
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England.
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13:45–14:15 (30 min)
Doctors
Hillgate J-91 - Part 2
The campaign intensifies and, while the police try to catch the culprits, Janet tries to help her daughter see sense. Meanwhile, Archie finds himself on the receiving end of Julia's wrath, and Heston is dismayed when he receives some news about his party. George makes her position very clear to Ronnie, and they both struggle to come to terms with the change.
- David Yelland (actor)
- Michael Lindley (actor)
- Sarah Beck Mather (actor)
- Diane Keen (actor)
- Stirling Gallacher (actor)
- Owen Brenman (actor)
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14:15–15:00 (45 min)
Diagnosis Murder
The Mouth That Roared
Medical murder mystery series. An adopted radio personality searches for, and finally finds, her natural birth mother, but matters are complicated by a murder.
- Dick Van Dyke (actor)
- Barry Van Dyke (actor)
- Victoria Rowell (actor)
- Charlie Schlatter (actor)
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15:00–15:05 (5 min)
BBC News
The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by Weather.
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15:05–15:25 (20 min)
Mister Maker
Arts and crafts programme. Mister Maker shows how to paint a prickly picture, creates spongy cards using kitchen sponges and builds a brilliant bowl dinosaur using newspaper and an old plastic bowl. Guess the answer to the shape puzzle and watch 'The Mister Maker Kids' build a circus tent.
- Helen Scott (director)
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15:25–15:40 (15 min)
ChuckleVision
Driving Ambition
Children's entertainment with the Chuckle Brothers. Paul and Barry go head-to-head with No Slacking in a golf driving competition, but can they compete with his cheating?
- Barry Elliott (actor)
- Paul Elliott (actor)
- Jimmy Patton (actor)
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15:40–15:50 (10 min)
Pinky and Perky
Pretty in Pork
3D animated comedy series. Pinky and Perky are a pair of piglets who have just been given their big break in showbiz: their own live children's television show. Sir Percival's drop dead gorgeous niece, Penelope Saddleback, wants to be a TV presenter. Pinky and Perky fall over themselves to help her in order to win her affections but when Sir Percival gives Penelope their show they have to take drastic action to get it back!
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15:50–16:05 (15 min)
The Story of Tracy Beaker
Two's a Crowd
Drama series about life in a children's home. There is trouble at the Dumping Ground when someone sets out to ruin the visitors' day, and Marco has a difficult decision to make.
- Jack Edwards (actor)
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16:05–16:35 (30 min)
Hotel Trubble
High Trubble Musical
Children's sitcom. The staff must put on a fabulous performance for Mr Trubble's birthday in this High School Musical spoof.
- Dominique Moore (actor)
- Gary Damer (actor)
- Sam Phillips (actor)
- Sheila Bernette (actor)
- Hayley Jayne-Standing (actor)
- Natalie Bailey (director)
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16:35–17:00 (25 min)
Blue Peter
Helen, Joel and Andy are put through a series of tests by a pair of thrill engineers, but who will be chosen to experience the ultimate rollercoaster challenge? Andy goes green and becomes a recycling bin man for the day and Britain's Got Talent finalists 'Strike' put Andy and Helen through their martial art paces.
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17:00–17:05 (5 min)
MySay
Khem Loves Cars
Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Khem is ten years old and knows everything there is to know about cars. He worries about the damage they cause to the environment, but cannot resist their power and beauty. His only problem is that he is never likely to own his dream car.
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17:05–17:15 (10 min)
Newsround
Daily news magazine keeping young viewers up to date on the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad.
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17:15–18:00 (45 min)
The Weakest Link
Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated.
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18:00–18:30 (30 min)
BBC News at Six
The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by Weather.
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18:30–19:00 (30 min)
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England.
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19:00–19:30 (30 min)
The One Show
Adrian Chiles, Christine Bleakley and guests celebrate all that is good about the country in which we live, with reports on stories from around the UK.
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19:30–20:00 (30 min)
EastEnders
Bradley finally manages to get the girl, but will she stick around once the truth is revealed? Janine spots an opportunity of the tall, dark and handsome variety, and Patrick finally opens up to Tommy.
- Charlie Clements (actor)
- Nina Toussaint-White (actor)
- Adam Woodyatt (actor)
- Laurie Brett (actor)
- Nina Wadia (actor)
- Patsy Palmer (actor)
- John Greening (director)
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20:00–21:00 (1 hr)
Holby City
Breathe Deeply
Ric has to deal with the fallout of a VIP patient's death, while his expansion of the zero tolerance policy unexpectedly backfires. Meanwhile, Faye decides to try and win Joseph back, and Elliot makes a shocking discovery about Martha's husband.
- Hugh Quarshie (actor)
- Hari Dhillon (actor)
- Rosie Marcel (actor)
- Robert Powell (actor)
- Patsy Kensit (actor)
- Amanda Mealing (actor)
- Paul Bradley (actor)
- Luke Roberts (actor)
- Phoebe Thomas (actor)
- Duncan Pow (actor)
- Nadine Lewington (actor)
- Jaye Jacobs (actor)
- Jalaal Hartley (actor)
- Holly Lucas (actor)
- Oliver Boot (actor)
- Alex Macqueen (actor)
- Anna-Louise Plowman (actor)
- Stella Gonet (actor)
- Stephen Beckett (actor)
- David Tse (actor)
- Melanie Hill (actor)
- Chris King (director)
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21:00–22:00 (1 hr)
Mistresses
It's the final episode of the series and the women have much to think about. For instance, Siobhan (Orla Brady) can't understand why her husband Hari wants a divorce after finding out that she picked up strangers in hotel bars for sex. Hmm, tough one. Then there's Katie (Sarah Parish), the world's least observant doctor, who lives in a house made entirely of glass: she kisses her boss/ex-lover in public at work, then is shocked when she's spotted by her current boyfriend and he dumps her. Who'd have thought it? Still, though Mistresses is possibly the most witless drama in the history of television, it's hard to dislike, mainly because you know exactly where you are with it. Thus I guarantee that this last instalment will yet again live down to your expectations, as it did mine, when we must say goodbye to a glossy world of coloured tights, gorgeous glass lamp-bases and terrible dialogue. Radio Times reviewer - Alison Graham
- Sarah Parish (actor)
- Sharon Small (actor)
- Orla Brady (actor)
- Shelley Conn (actor)
- Raza Jaffrey (actor)
- Patrick Baladi (actor)
- Steven Brand (actor)
- Adam Rayner (actor)
- Mark Umbers (actor)
- Sean Francis (actor)
- Thomas Lockyer (actor)
- Oliver Milburn (actor)
- Adam Astill (actor)
- Natasha Little (actor)
- Preeya Kalidas (actor)
- Joanna Wright (actor)
- Flossie Ure (actor)
- Lizzie Watkins (actor)
- Juliet Howland (actor)
- John Warnaby (actor)
- Peter Lydon (director)
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22:00–22:25 (25 min)
BBC News at Ten
The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.
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22:25–22:35 (10 min)
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England, followed by national weather.
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22:35–23:05 (30 min)
The Planners Are Coming
Not in My Backyard
The series looking at building planning processes investigates the recent trend of garden-grabbing, where developers, realising that land is in short supply, look for any large gardens that they can build on. In Essex, however, a group of residents is up in arms over plans to build one family home in the back garden of another. Will the Council Planning Committee agree? Meanwhile, in North London, one man is using his back garden to store old motorcycle parts, and his neighbours are not happy.
- Jackie Waldock (director)
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23:05–23:35 (30 min)
Film 2009 with Jonathan Ross
The latest film reviews, news and interviews. After collaborating on Frost/Nixon and The Queen, screenwriter Peter Morgan and star Michael Sheen turn to the story of Brian Clough and his famous 44-day tenure as manager of Leeds in The Damned United. And as Quantum of Solace is released on DVD, British comedian Will Smith has a taste of 007's action-packed lifestyle.
- Bex Palmer (director)
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23:35–00:15 (40 min)
Damages
Pretty Girl in a Leotard
Acclaimed American legal drama. UNR sue Patty for defamation when she uses the media to accuse their CEO of murder, and she must track down an unlikely shareholder. Meanwhile, Ellen returns to David's apartment.
- Glenn Close (actor)
- Rose Byrne (actor)
- Ted Danson (actor)
- Tate Donovan (actor)
- William Hurt (actor)
- Mario Van Peebles (actor)
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00:15–00:20 (5 min)
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00:20–00:50 (30 min)
See Hear
Topical Update Father Cyril
British Sign Language magazine series. Deafblind Roman Catholic priest Father Cyril Axelrod speaks over ten different languages and has travelled from South Africa to China working to change attitudes towards the deaf. See Hear looks back at his journey in November 2005 to meet the Pope in Rome, and talks to him as he reflects on his life's great achievements.
- Karen Kirk (director)
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00:50–01:50 (1 hr)
Who Do You Think You Are?
Kevin Whately
Celebrity genealogy series. Kevin Whately, famous for playing working-class characters, has, in fact, a surprisingly affluent family history. Kevin begins in Newcastle, investigating the careers of his grandmother Doris, a singer, and her father, the self-made 'fishing king' of the north-east. Further investigations uncover an 18th century forebear who was a turkey trader, and reveal that his ancestors, the Thomson brothers, were among the richest and most powerful men of the 17th century.
- Mary Cranitch (director)
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01:50–02:20 (30 min)
MasterChef
John Torode and Gregg Wallace are looking for the country's next star chef. In this heat, contestants will face three high-pressure tests: inventing a dish from scratch, cooking in the fast-paced professional kitchen of Suka at the Sanderson Hotel and creating a two course meal to impress the judges. Only one of them will get through to the forthcoming quarter-final and one step closer to becoming Masterchef.
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02:20–02:50 (30 min)
MasterChef
John Torode and Gregg Wallace are looking for the country's next star chef. In this heat, contestants will face three high-pressure tests: inventing a dish from scratch, cooking in the fast-paced professional kitchen of the Charlotte Street Hotel and creating a two course meal to impress the judges. Only one of them will get through to the forthcoming quarter-final and one step closer to becoming Masterchef.
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02:50–03:20 (30 min)
MasterChef
John Torode and Gregg Wallace are looking for the country's next star chef. In this heat, contestants will face three high-pressure tests: inventing a dish from scratch, cooking in the fast-paced professional kitchen at Sartoria and creating a two course meal to impress the judges. Only one of them will get through to the forthcoming quarter-final and one step closer to becoming Masterchef.
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03:20–04:20 (1 hr)
Axe the Agent?
Property series. This programme follows two homeowners who have decided to go it alone and sell their home without going through an estate agent. The experts, property developer Gary McCausland and former estate agent Jonny Benarr, put the homeowners through their paces to help them achieve that elusive sale. The football-mad Fosters in Barnsley and the Scotts in London are going all out for that elusive sale. Will they be glad they axed the agent?
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04:20–06:00 (1 hr, 40 min)
BBC News
BBC One joins the BBC's rolling news channel for a night of news, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes.
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06:00–09:15 (3 hr, 15 min)
Breakfast
The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.
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Summary
- 06:00: Breakfast
- 09:15: Missing Live
- 10:00: Homes Under the Hammer
- 11:00: To Buy or Not to Buy
- 11:30: Cash in the Attic
- 12:15: Bargain Hunt
- 13:00: BBC News at One
- 13:30: South East Today
- 13:45: Doctors
- 14:15: Diagnosis Murder
- 15:00: BBC News
- 15:05: Mister Maker
- 15:25: ChuckleVision
- 15:40: Pinky and Perky
- 15:50: The Story of Tracy Beaker
- 16:05: Hotel Trubble
- 16:35: Blue Peter
- 17:00: MySay
- 17:05: Newsround
- 17:15: The Weakest Link
- 18:00: BBC News at Six
- 18:30: South East Today
- 19:00: The One Show
- 19:30: EastEnders
- 20:00: Holby City
- 21:00: Mistresses
- 22:00: BBC News at Ten
- 22:25: South East Today
- 22:35: The Planners Are Coming
- 23:05: Film 2009 with Jonathan Ross
- 23:35: Damages
- 00:15: Weatherview
- 00:20: See Hear
- 00:50: Who Do You Think You Are?
- 01:50: MasterChef
- 02:20: MasterChef
- 02:50: MasterChef
- 03:20: Axe the Agent?
- 04:20: BBC News
- 06:00: Breakfast