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World Business Report
The latest business news, with informed analysis.
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06.00 |
Breakfast
Round-up of national and international news, plus the latest from the money markets.
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| 09.15 |
Helicopter Heroes
Heavy snow puts the heli-med team under pressure in Yorkshire when a freak sledging accident ends in disaster. Plus, a pilot is forced to land on a beach to rescue an elderly man marooned in a fishing village after a stroke. Narrated by Rav Wilding.
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| 10.00 |
Homes Under the Hammer
Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a flat above a commercial unit in Stoke-on-Trent and a house in Lincoln, and revisit a cottage in London.
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| 11.00 |
To Buy or Not to Buy
Jonny Benarr and Ed Hall head for north Lincolnshire to find a property big enough to accommodate a couple with two dogs and a bison.
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| 11.45 |
Cash in the Attic
Angela Rippon and the team help retired couple Bill and Clare Edwards - both unabashed adrenaline junkies - raise funds for an experience to remember in celebration of their 10th anniversary.
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| 12.15 |
Bargain Hunt
In north Wales, James Lewis and David Barby help two couples search for antiques at the Mona Showground, while Tim Wonnacott visits the home of Lord and Lady Anglesey to examine a painting on a monumental scale.
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| 13.00 |
BBC News; Weather
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| 13.30 |
Regional News and Weather
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| 13.45 |
Doctors
An intriguing two-part story starts today, in which Daniel (Matthew Chambers) agrees to mentor trainee doctor Michael (Sam Alexander) as a favour to smug consultant Peter Crossland (Bruce Alexander). But Michael is behaving strangely, and making some worrying medical decisions. It's obvious he's trying to hide a secret - and throughout both episodes we see scenes from a future disciplinary hearing. Meanwhile, Charlie (Philip McGough) can't stop drooling over the eccentric Elaine (Janet Dibley), while Heston (Owen Brenman) confides in Ruth (Selina Chilton) that he suspects Julia (Diane Keen) isn't coping. Radio Times reviewer - Jane Rackham
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| 14.15 |
Diagnosis Murder
Sister Michael makes the mistake of employing a man whose troublesome past soon catches up with him - with murderous consequences. Drama, starring Dick Van Dyke and Delta Burke.
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| 15.00 |
BBC News; Weather; Regional News
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| 15.05 |
Junior MasterChef
John Torode gives the aspiring chefs a lesson in preparing Thai chicken cakes, before they battle it out in the kitchen for a place in the quarter-finals.
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| 15.35 |
Wingin' It
Porter uses his magic to turn Carl into an expert cheerleader, but the teenager's newfound skills infuriate Brittany. Meanwhile, Jane tries to find out how her favourite book ends.
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| 16.00 |
MI High
The Grand Master sets off a despair bomb that makes the whole world grey and miserable. Carrie's optimism is the only thing that can save the day, but she has to risk her own life to make things better.
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| 16.30 |
Blue Peter
The presenters celebrate the work of Roald Dahl with a chocolate extravaganza in the garden. They also hunt for the world's most expensive food, and pick tomatoes on the slopes of Mt Vesuvius to make the ultimate Italian pizza.
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| 17.00 |
Newsround
Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience.
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| 17.15 |
The Weakest Link
Anne Robinson oversees the back-stabbing general knowledge quiz, as contestants try to weed out the weaklings and walk off with a cash prize.
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| 18.00 |
BBC News
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| 18.30 |
South Today
Regional news magazines SOUTH South Today With Sally Taylor. Plus news for Oxon and Swindon with Geraldine Peers. Editor Lee Desty SOUTH EAST South East Today With Geoff Clark and Beverley Thompson with Sussex and Kent news. Editor Quentin Smith Email: southeasttoday@bbc.co.uk SOUTH WEST Spotlight Local news round-up, presented by Victoria Graham and Justin Leigh. Producers Alison Chitty, Sarah Hellyar; Editor Simon Read WEST Points West With Chris Vacher and Alex Lovell. Editors Jane Kinghorn and Stephanie Marshall.
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| 19.00 |
The One Show
Jason Manford, Alex Jones and a team of roving reporters present topical stories from across the UK.
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| 19.25 |
EastEnders
A guilty Janine arrives home on the morning of her wedding day and confesses last night's mistake to Pat, who convinces her not to tell Ryan. Meanwhile, an increasingly unstable Stacey reveals the truth about Archie's death to Peggy, and Phil tries to manipulate Billy into letting him out of the boarded-up room.
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| 20.00 |
Holby City
Frieda is annoyed by Penny's sycophantic attitude toward a lazy and arrogant locum working on the AAU, and later surprises her colleague by performing a procedure only a trained doctor could normally carry out. Meanwhile, Faye receives the results of the Lowe Syndrome test on her unborn baby, and Lady Byrne reveals she has big plans for the child. Guest starring Jane Asher.
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| 21.00 |
Motorway Cops
The officers face an increase in incidents during the worst winter for 30 years as motorway drivers ignore signs to reduce their speed despite the terrible conditions. Meanwhile, a bus containing more than 40 school children breaks down in a city centre, and PCs are forced to take two young children into temporary police care while searching for a wanted man.
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| 22.00 |
BBC News
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| 22.25 |
Regional News and Weather
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| 22.35 |
My Story
New series. Literary competition in which judges including broadcaster Fergal Keane and novelists Kate Mosse and Jenny Colgan, hear extraordinary true stories submitted by members of the public. They begin by examining three tales based around the theme of family, including a woman whose past caught up with her in an unlikely way, a wife whose middle-class life was disrupted by a shocking surprise, and a mother whose 10-year-old son was abducted. Presented by Maureen Lipman.
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| 23.05 |
La Bamba
Most pop biopics are tepid affairs, but the same cannot be said for director Luis Valdez's engrossing re-creation of Ritchie Valens's short life. Los Angeles band Los Lobos perform impassioned versions of the young man's songs, and their playing is mirrored by Lou Diamond Phillips's intense performance, which brings the 1950s rock 'n' roll star to life with a lot of vibrant detail while generally avoiding the usual clichés of the genre. As Ritchie's bad-boy half-brother, Esai Morales also contributes to the authenticity.
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