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Breakfast

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

Helicopter Heroes

Rav Wilding looks at the work of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. There's a multiple pile-up on the M1 and new pilot Tim touches down in the fast lane to rescue a van driver trapped in his cab. A golfer is struck down by a heart attack on the fairway and there's a dramatic emergency landing.

Escape to the Country

Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. Alistair Appleton helps a couple from near Swindon who are hoping to find their dream house in Sussex.

Homes under the Hammer

Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander cast their expert eyes over properties before they go to auction. They visit a one-bedroom flat in up-and-coming Tooting and an ex-council authority house in Laycock, Wiltshire.

Cash in the Attic

A passion for ponies and raising money for a luxury horse box is what's motivating one lady to head to auction. Sally Langford has persuaded her partner Michael to part with some of the many collectibles he's inherited from his family. Can Alistair Appleton dig out some interesting items from the couple's roomy Nottinghamshire home?

Bargain Hunt

Antiques experts Philip Serrell and James Braxton try to guide their teams towards some canny deals at the Royal Bath and West Showground antiques fair in Somerset. But when presenter Tim Wonnacott gets them to the auction in Crewkerne, profits prove elusive.

BBC News

The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

Regional News and Weather

Doctors

Melody helps a fashion-conscious girl to put her health first. Julia is on top of the world, but is all that it seems?

Diagnosis Murder

Lighthearted drama series about a hospital doctor who uses his sleuthing skills to help the LAPD crack baffling cases. Dr Mark Sloan investigates the apparent suicide of a gifted heart surgeon who was also a compulsive gambler.

BBC News

The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather.

Jakers: The Adventures of Piggley Winks

Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. Grandpa Piggley Winks weaves one fantastic tale after another for his young grandchildren, recalling his childhood shenanigans in the Irish farmland of his youth. With each tale he recalls his childhood back on Raloo Farm, where a young Piggley is a carefree adventurer who fearlessly charges into mischievous escapades with his two best friends, Dannan the duck and Ferny the bull. Piggley is taken to a new place by his father.

Arthur

Animation following the adventures of a young aardvark and his friends. Episodes are Arthur's Faraway Friend and Arthur and the Squirrel.

Skunk Fu

Children's animation about Skunk, a young Kung Fu student. Skunk somehow manages to get Rabbit's Ninja Monkey workout dummy mask stuck to his own face. Before he knows it, Skunk is swooped up into a Ninja Monkey unit and is face to face with Dragon himself.

Best of Friends

Friendships are put on the line with a series of tough tasks and tempting treats, as Abs and Rani put five more children through their paces. Will they remain the best of friends?

Hider in the House

JK and Joel and their sidekick Kate Edmondson present a brand new series of the children's entertainment show with a major twist. With the help of grandad, three sneaky kids will attempt to set the ultimate parent trap. They will try and secretly hide Hayley Tamaddon in their house for two days from nanna, all the while undertaking audacious challenges in their home to win some great prizes.

Newsround

Topical news magazine for children.

The Weakest Link

Nine contestants must play as a team to build up the prize fund and then act ruthlessly to remain in the game as, round by round, the weakest link is removed.

BBC News

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather.

Regional News and Weather

The One Show

Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley are joined by guests and special reporters to take a look at stories from around the country.

EastEnders

As things take a dangerous turn between Jase and Terry, a terrified Billy is forced into a moral dilemma. Shirley forces Dawn to hear some unpleasant home truths at her hen's do.

BBC News and Regional News

National and regional news bulletin from the BBC.

Rogue Restaurants

Consumer series looking at the state of Britain's restaurants and pubs. Matt Allwright and Anita Rani send their undercover teams into kitchens run by a major UK pub group. They find a number of serious contraventions, including leftover food being reheated and resold to customers, and the chefs who are happy to serve food that has been dropped on a dirty floor. Anita goes undercover at a Middle Eastern cafe with a history of food saftey lapses, including a problem with mice.

Accidental Heroes

You'll need a strong stomach to handle this latest people-in-peril series. Julia Bradbury presents a 999-style show (ie reconstructions of nasty accidents) with the twist that ordinary people do the rescuing instead of the emergency services. There's a woman under an upside-down car rescued by a cricket team; a child bleeding from the neck after falling on a shard of glass; and real footage of a skydiver plummeting to the ground as his parachute fails to open. Like I say - strong stomach needed. The trouble is, we're never told quite how the accidents happened, which shouldn't matter but does. The actors in the reconstructions do their best but the scenarios ask too much of them, so the voiceover tries to compensate and what we end up with manages to be melodramatic and underwhelming at the same time. (The woman trapped under the car didn't need to stay in hospital overnight, it turns out.) Even so, there's a grisly fascination to it, particularly the skydiving segment, which may chill you to the bone. RT reviewer - David Butcher

SuperDoctors

In the second of this three-part series examining new medical frontiers, Professor Robert Winston looks at stem cells and scientist's attempts to harness them. We follow a patient offering himself as a guinea pig in the first British trial for stem cells as a treatment for heart attacks and heart disease. And we look at the plight of desperate patients and families, willing to try anything to save the lives of loved ones.

BBC News

The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world.

Regional News and Weather

BBC Weather

The latest weather forecast.

Don't Say a Word

Michael Douglas stars in this frenetic thriller as psychiatrist Nathan Conrad, whose comfortable existence is shattered when his young daughter is kidnapped. The ransom for her return is a six-digit number locked in the memory of near-catatonic mental patient Brittany Murphy. Douglas must therefore delve into the girl's damaged psyche, retrieve the number and deliver it to kidnapper Sean Bean - and he has one day to do it. While the premise is faintly ludicrous and some of the plot developments heavily signposted - Nathan's wife (Famke Janssen) is laid up in their apartment with a broken leg - the compelling performances from Douglas and Murphy, and the pacey direction of Gary Fleder (Kiss the Girls) make it an enjoyable ride.