02:00–03:00 (1 hr)
World News Today
The latest news and business developments including World Business Report.
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02:00–02:30 (30 min)
Lords Questions
Recorded coverage of questions in the House of Lords from Tuesday 24 March.
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02:00–04:00 (2 hr)
Mary Anne Hobbs
Radio 1's experimental music show - uncompromising electronic beats from the darker side of the club.
02:00–06:00 (4 hr)
HomeGrown M1X with Twin B
Twin B with the best new UK music in the mix. This programme may contain strong language. Log on to bbc.co.uk/1xtra. Coming up next at 6.00am - Dev.
02:00–02:06 (6 min)
BBC News
The latest news updates from around the world.
02:00–02:15 (15 min)
South Riding
Headmistress Sarah Burton opens up her school for voters in the election. Winifred Holtby dramatisation with Sarah Lancashire. Episode 12 of 15 [Rpt of Tue 10.00am].
02:00–02:45 (45 min)
Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive
Reality series following ten spoiled rich kids as they saddle up for hard labour and tough life lessons in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Brittny cracks the whip when she and Haley become team leaders, and who saves the day with some suggestive horseplay? Alex now has his eye on a new girl, and Fabian confronts the cops.
02:00–03:20 (1 hr, 20 min)
Kavanagh QC
Care in the Community
Kavanagh and old friend Peter Foxcott travel to Kavanagh's home town of Bolton to defend a young couple charged with killing their baby daughter. When the father changes his story in mid-trial, Kavanagh is forced to give the mother a hard time in the witness box. Foxcott, feeling betrayed, hatches an idea of his own.
- John Thaw (actor)
- Oliver Ford Davies (actor)
- Nicholas Jones (actor)
- Valerie Edmond (actor)
- Haydn Gwynne (actor)
- Robert Lang (actor)
- Charles Beeson (director)
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02:00–03:00 (1 hr)
Taste
Designer food programme hosted by Beverley Turner, presenting all the information a fashionable foodie needs. Angela Hartnett presents fish dishes. There is a guide to raw food with Sue Alexander and tips on table setting with Emily Chalmers. Plus advice on edible flowers and the top five chocolate desserts.
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02:05–02:25 (20 min)
My Name Is Earl
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US comedy series. Earl attempts to cross out number 147 on his list: `Shot Gwen Waters with a BB Gun'. To make things right he must reunite Gwen with her estranged father which Earl finds increasingly difficult.
- Jason Lee (actor)
- Jaime Pressly (actor)
- Ethan Suplee (actor)
- Nadine Velazquez (actor)
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02:06–02:20 (14 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
02:10–03:40 (1 hr, 30 min)
Proms on Four 2008
King's Singers - 40th Anniversary
Suzy Klein introduces a concert by the King's Singers, who return to mark their 40th anniversary with a wide-ranging Anglo-French programme including French folk songs by Poulenc, French renaissance madrigals, English Victorian part-songs and more recent arrangements of traditional English folk songs of the type they have made their own.UPDATED LISTING: Slot duration change - now runs for ten minutes fewer than billed.
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02:10–03:10 (1 hr)
Natalie Cassidy's Real Britain
Natalie Cassidy presents a series of films about young Britons inspired by subjects close to her own heart. This time she is investigating our last sexual taboos. Otto, a young man with Down's Syndrome, searches for love. Tessa, Niki and Andy are all twenty-somethings who are asexual. Can they find love without sex?
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02:10–03:05 (55 min)
The Jeremy Kyle Show
Jeremy Kyle hosts the confrontational talk show in which guests thrash out their conflicts, dilemmas and relationship issues in front of a studio audience.
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02:15–03:00 (45 min)
Baldi
Three in One: The crime-solving priest goes horse racing and uncovers the 'SP' on an ex-jockey's murder. Starring David Threlfall. Episode 1 of 6 [Rpt of Tue 10.15am].
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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02:20–02:30 (10 min)
World Business News
All the big business stories.
02:20–04:30 (2 hr, 10 min)
True Stories
Grizzly Man
Documentary telling the story of controversial animal rights activist Timothy Treadwell, who lived among wild grizzly bears in Alaska's Katmai National Park before he and his girlfriend were mauled to death by one. The Sundance-winning documentary features Treadwell's own film footage, interspersed with the thoughts of friends, family and animal experts.
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02:25–03:10 (45 min)
Dark Angel
I and I Am a Camera
Sci-fi drama series set in 2019, after a shockwave has left the US poverty-stricken. An apparent stalker becomes an unlikely ally, when Max and Logan investigate the murders of a group of recent parolees.
- Jessica Alba (actor)
- Michael Weatherly (actor)
- John Savage (actor)
- Valarie Rae Miller (actor)
- Richard Gunn (actor)
- Nana Visitor (actor)
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02:30–03:00 (30 min)
Welsh First Minister's Questions
Recorded coverage of questions in the Welsh Assembly to First Minister Rhodri Morgan from Tuesday 24 March.
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02:30–02:40 (10 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
02:30–03:30 (1 hr)
Red Bull Air Race 2008
The final race of the Red Bull Air Race World Series brings the 12 best pilots in the world to the Swan River in Perth, Australia. Hannes Arch needs just one point from the race to win the 2008 world championship. Konnie Huq and Dougie Anderson present all the highlights of the race weekend.
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02:40–03:00 (20 min)
Business Daily
Reports from the business world.
02:45–03:00 (15 min)
Radical Highs
Series about unconventional and high-risk sports. Mountainboarding - similar to snowboarding but without the snow - can be practised in the English countryside, the only requirements being strong nerves and a good sense of balance.
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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02:50–03:00 (10 min)
Summary
- 02:00: World News Today
- 02:00: Lords Questions
- 02:00: Mary Anne Hobbs
- 02:00: HomeGrown M1X with Twin B
- 02:00: BBC News
- 02:00: South Riding
- 02:00: Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive
- 02:00: Kavanagh QC
- 02:00: Taste
- 02:05: My Name Is Earl
- 02:06: World Briefing
- 02:10: Proms on Four 2008
- 02:10: Natalie Cassidy's Real Britain
- 02:10: The Jeremy Kyle Show
- 02:15: Baldi
- 02:20: MasterChef
- 02:20: World Business News
- 02:20: True Stories
- 02:25: Dark Angel
- 02:30: Welsh First Minister's Questions
- 02:30: World Briefing
- 02:30: Red Bull Air Race 2008
- 02:40: Business Daily
- 02:45: Radical Highs
- 02:50: MasterChef
- 02:50: ITV4 Nightscreen