00:00–00:30 (30 min)
6 Music Plays It Again
You'll Never Be Sixteen Again. 10/14. In a Broken Dream Part 2. John Peel looks at the era of long hair, skinheads and tartan-trousered teenyboppers.
00:00–06:00 (6 hr)
On 5 live sports extra This Month
sports extra Formula One: Coming up at 1.25am on Friday, uninterrupted commentary on the first practice session for the Australian Grand Prix.
00:00–00:30 (30 min)
BBC News
Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.
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00:00–00:30 (30 min)
The Daily Politics
Andrew Neil and Anita Anand have the top political stories of the day.
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00:00–02:00 (2 hr)
Bobby Friction and Nihal
Asian beats with Bobby Friction and Nihal.
00:00–02:00 (2 hr)
Dancehall with Robbo Ranx
The freshest dancehall tunes in and out of the mix. This programme may contain strong language. Text 88111 [network rates apply]. Coming up at 2.00am - HomeGrown M1X with Twin B.
00:00–03:00 (3 hr)
Janice Long
Proving there's life after midnight, with the best live performances. Including Pause for Thought at 1.30am.
00:00–00:30 (30 min)
News and Weather
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by weather.
00:00–00:06 (6 min)
BBC News
The latest news updates from around the world.
00:00–00:30 (30 min)
Paradise Lost in Cyberspace
The grim 22nd century puts Britons to death at 70. But a clerical error sets George Smith's demise for 69. With Stephen Moore. Episode 1 of 6 [Rpt of Tue 6.00pm].
00:00–00:40 (40 min)
That Mitchell and Webb Look
Comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Includes an evil henchman's plea for clearer wording in death threats, a clip from new daytime TV show Coverage of People Buying a House and then Living in it, and a man who can move biscuits with his mind. The snooker commentators are back, and they've rather taken a shine to one of the younger players. With Olivia Colman, James Bachman, Paterson Joseph and Abigail Burdess.
- Robert Webb (actor)
- David Mitchell (actor)
- Olivia Colman (actor)
- James Bachman (actor)
- Paterson Joseph (actor)
- Abigail Burdess (actor)
00:00–01:00 (1 hr)
The Shield
Grave
Hard-hitting drama series about a morally suspect group of cops in a tough Los Angeles neighbourhood. Vic agrees to quietly bring in a teenage drug user before learning of his role in a deadly armed robbery. Meanwhile, Shane shows his new partner, Iraq war veteran Armando 'Army' Renta, the ropes by shaking down a local pimp, and Rawlings's changes at the Barn irritate Aceveda.
- Michael Chiklis (actor)
- Benito Martinez (actor)
- CCH Pounder (actor)
- Catherine Dent (actor)
- Walt Goggins (actor)
- Glenn Close (actor)
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00:00–01:15 (1 hr, 15 min)
In the Edges: The Grizzly Man Sessions
Documentary chronicling the creation of the score for Werner Herzog's documentary Grizzly Man.
00:00–01:00 (1 hr)
Soccer AM: The Best Bits
All the best bits from last Saturday's show, presented by Max Rushden and Helen Chamberlain.
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00:00–03:00 (3 hr)
Roulette Nation
The most popular casino game ever has arrived on your TV screen and you are invited to play. Join in the fun and you could be a winner at www.challengejackpot.com - Must-Play TV.
00:05–01:00 (55 min)
Party Poker: Premier League Poker
Twelve of the best players from around the world compete in a league format. In the final league match, Nenad Medic must win to stand a chance of making it to the play-offs.
00:05–01:10 (1 hr, 5 min)
Wycliffe
Sup with the Devil
Detective drama series. Lane puts herself in jeopardy when she mishandles an informant, but can Wycliffe and Kersey find her in time?
- Jack Shepherd (actor)
- Helen Masters (actor)
- Jimmy Yuill (actor)
- Michael Attwell (actor)
- Lynn Farleigh (actor)
- Darren Tighe (actor)
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00:06–00:40 (34 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
00:10–01:10 (1 hr)
The Real Life on Mars
Documentary which looks at the world of policing before the 1980s and asks whether 'old-style policing' was as bad as that portrayed on TV in Life on Mars or whether it might have actually been more effective than the political correctness and forensic paraphernalia of today. Includes interviews with ex-cops, criminals, academics and writers.
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00:10–01:15 (1 hr, 5 min)
Skins
Drama series following the chaotic lives of a group of Bristol teenagers. When Katie refuses to leave the house, Emily disguises herself as her sister and sits an exam on her behalf. Naomi turns down Emily's offer to accompany her to the college ball, breaking Emily's fragile heart. Katie hatches a plan which results in a momentous showdown.
- Nicholas Hoult (actor)
- Harry Enfield (actor)
- Mike Bailey (actor)
- Georgina Moffat (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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00:25–00:55 (30 min)
High Altitude
Ed Leigh and Graham Bell present an all-action winter sports show. Ed and Graham travel to New Zealand, where they attempt a 'Tyrolean Traverse' - a 100m crossing between two mountain peaks on a single piece of rope. Supermodel and avid skier Jodie Kidd then goes on the trip of a lifetime, heli-skiing with Ed and Graham.
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00:25–01:20 (55 min)
Nightwatch with Steve Scott
Crime
Steve Scott goes on patrol with police forces across the land in the battle against criminals and law-breakers, to expose life on the front line with Britain's law enforcers.
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00:30–07:00 (6 hr, 30 min)
Chris Hawkins
More sessions and archive music with Chris plus The Elvis Presley Story, a 13-part profile of the King presented by Wink Martindale.
00:30–01:00 (30 min)
BBC World News America
Comprehensive news and analysis with Matt Frei and Katty Kay.
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00:30–01:00 (30 min)
The Record
Highlights of Tuesday 24 March in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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00:30–00:48 (18 min)
Book of the Week
The Tent, the Bucket and Me: Emma Kennedy's account of family camping holidays. 2/5: 1972 was the year of the trip to Hadrian's Wall and a lot of cross-border matrimonial raids.
00:30–01:00 (30 min)
The Brightonomicon
The Wondrous One-Off Wiseman of Withdean: Rizla is disguised as a woman. Hugo Rune can't escape his destiny. With David Warner. Episode 12 of 13 [Rpt of Tue 6.30pm].
00:35–01:05 (30 min)
FM
Golden Lady
Sitcom about indie radio DJs from the producer of Peep Show. It is awards season and Lindsay is a loser. Meanwhile Jane has a big night with one of the winners. Dom goes further - and does something unspeakable in a hat. Featuring Konnie Huq and a performace from the Subways.
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00:40–00:50 (10 min)
Analysis
The background to global news stories, every day.
00:40–01:20 (40 min)
The Catherine Tate Show
Award-winning comedy sketch series co-written and performed by the versatile comedy actress, featuring a gallery of memorable characters. Lauren asks her teacher if he's gay. Peter Kay visits Nan and together they render Bridge over Troubled Water.
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00:45–01:40 (55 min)
Freaky Eaters
Addicted to Diet Cola
Nutritionist Charlotte Watts and psychological coach Felix Economakis help people with strange eating habits and food phobias and addictions. While Charlotte encourages them to eat new foods, Felix attempts to get to the bottom of the psychological problems causing their food phobias, with the aim of getting them on the road to eating a healthy balanced diet in just four weeks.
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teletext
00:48–01:00 (12 min)
Shipping Forecast
The latest shipping forecast.
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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00:50–01:00 (10 min)
Sports Round-Up
Sports news and results.
00:55–01:55 (1 hr)
British Style Genius
Breaking the Rules - Fashion Rebel Look
The series exploring what makes British fashion and style distinctive continues with the fashion rebel look and the story of the industry's great mavericks, from Vivienne Westwood and John Galliano through to Alexander McQueen. These outsider designers tore up the style rule book in the creative outpouring that followed punk, licensing the rest of us to wear exactly what we want and become fashion rebels.
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00:55–02:50 (1 hr, 55 min)
In Enemy Country
This uninspired Second World War hokum from Universal utilised the studio's backlot when its TV series weren't in production. Still, star Tony Franciosa copes manfully, going undercover to dispose of a Nazi torpedo factory, and Anjanette Comer pouts prettily. British interest centres on import Tom Bell and the very artificial European setting. Producer/director Harry Keller does a serviceable job, however, and scores some points for effort.
- Tony Franciosa [Anthony Franciosa] (actor)
- Anjanette Comer (actor)
- Guy Stockwell (actor)
- Paul Hubschmid (actor)
- Tom Bell (actor)
- Michael Constantine (actor)
- Harry Townes (actor)
- John Marley (actor)
- Harry Keller (director)
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Summary
- 00:00: 6 Music Plays It Again
- 00:00: On 5 live sports extra This Month
- 00:00: BBC News
- 00:00: The Daily Politics
- 00:00: Bobby Friction and Nihal
- 00:00: Dancehall with Robbo Ranx
- 00:00: Janice Long
- 00:00: News and Weather
- 00:00: BBC News
- 00:00: Paradise Lost in Cyberspace
- 00:00: That Mitchell and Webb Look
- 00:00: The Shield
- 00:00: In the Edges: The Grizzly Man Sessions
- 00:00: Soccer AM: The Best Bits
- 00:00: Roulette Nation
- 00:05: Party Poker: Premier League Poker
- 00:05: Wycliffe
- 00:06: World Briefing
- 00:10: The Real Life on Mars
- 00:10: Skins
- 00:15: Weatherview
- 00:20: See Hear
- 00:25: High Altitude
- 00:25: Nightwatch with Steve Scott
- 00:30: Chris Hawkins
- 00:30: BBC World News America
- 00:30: The Record
- 00:30: Book of the Week
- 00:30: The Brightonomicon
- 00:35: FM
- 00:40: Analysis
- 00:40: The Catherine Tate Show
- 00:45: Freaky Eaters
- 00:48: Shipping Forecast
- 00:50: Who Do You Think You Are?
- 00:50: Sports Round-Up
- 00:55: British Style Genius
- 00:55: In Enemy Country