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Breakfast
The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.
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| 09.15 |
Heir Hunters
Once again Heir Hunters is on the trail of people entitled to inherit money from long forgotten relatives. The team tells the tale of a family that stands to lose everything and sheds light on one of the worst shipping disasters of the 20th century.
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| 10.00 |
Homes Under the Hammer
Property series. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit an old pub in Snodland in Kent, a four bedroom house with a garden in Abingdon and a two bed end of terrace in Farnworth, Lancashire.
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| 11.00 |
To Buy or Not to Buy
Ed Hall and Jonny Benarr are in Prestwich to come to the aid of a mother and daughter and help them find a property that they can call a home and have a fresh start.
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| 11.30 |
Cash in the Celebrity Attic
Novelist and yachtswoman Clare Francis has a rummage around her loft to see if there's anything worth selling at auction.
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| 12.15 |
Bargain Hunt
The auction in Diss, Norfolk has an agricultural flavour to it, so the teams bear that in mind as they go bargain hunting at the huge Peterborough antiques fair. Experts James Braxton and Charles Hanson steer them towards some clever buys, and everyone's in the money. Tim Wonnacott presents.
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| 13.00 |
BBC News at One
National and international news from the BBC.
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| 13.30 |
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England.
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| 13.45 |
Wimbledon 2009
Sue Barker introduces coverage from Wimbledon where the men's semi-finals are taking place. British fans will be hoping Andy Murray is one of the four players left in the men's singles. Former home favourite Tim Henman reached this stage four times but never got any further. His most famous defeat came in the 2001 semis when he was beaten by eventual champion Goran Ivanisevic - and the weather. The new retractable roof over Centre Court will ensure that rain will not be a problem for Murray.
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| 18.00 |
BBC News at Six
National and international news from the BBC.
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| 18.30 |
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England.
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| 19.00 |
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 |
Air Medics
A look at the work of the Great North Air Ambulance, as they are tested to the limit. The twisting fast roads of Northern England prove potentially fatal for two motorists who hit each other head on. Across the country, the crew of the Pride of Cumbria are urgently trying to find an injured mountain biker missing in the winding forest tracks beneath them. Dr Jeremy is called to attend to four-year-old Ryan, whose family car has collided with a tree, and who has a possible brain injury.
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| 20.00 |
EastEnders
Minty makes a devastating discovery in the Arches, while Roxy hits Jack with some brutal home truths. Meanwhile, Trina plays a wicked trick on Denise.
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| 20.30 |
Celebrity MasterChef
The four semi-finalists must cook their best two course meal to impress three of the country's most respected food critics. And the pressure's really on as at the end of the show judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace decide which one of the celebrities must leave the competition.
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| 21.00 |
Hotel Babylon
You really wouldn't want to book in to Hotel Babylon tonight. First, the place is littered with the corpses of murder victims, which mysteriously disappear. If that doesn't put you off your canapes, the hotel's also overflowing with treasure hunters seeking a cache of emeralds that a master criminal claims, in his posthumously published memoirs, to have hidden in the hotel (watch out for the nod to Ashes to Ashes in the flashback sequence). The book is allegedly full of clues as to their precise location. Anna (Emma Pierson) stumbles across the first clue: "Find what's missing from black princess lake and you'll find the treasure that's yours to take" - "It's not exactly Yeats, is it?" comments James snootily before turning the place upside down in his search for the gems. To top it all, there's dotty old actress Constance Evergreen (played with a twinkle in her eye by Honor Blackman) wandering the corridors while her son goes off for a "business meeting". She takes a particular shine to Tony, who's up to something - but what? And there's more. Anna finally goes into labour and gives birth in one of the guest rooms. Very prettily she does it, too - she doesn't even smudge her lipstick, let alone break into a sweat. But the arrival of the baby's father (we won't spoil the surprise) and the schmaltzy ending are cheesier than a truckle of farmhouse cheddar. Radio Times reviewer - Jane Rackham
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| 22.00 |
BBC News at Ten
The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.
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| 22.25 |
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England.
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22.35 |
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
Jonathan Ross is joined by Hollywood leading lady and film's Miss Congeniality, Sandra Bullock and Harry Potter star Emma Watson. Electro-pop princess Little Boots provides music.
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| 23.35 |
National Lottery EuroMillions Draw
Carole Machin brings you this week's Euromillions results.
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| 23.40 |
It's All Gone Pete Tong
Ibiza's rave scene is a fairly easy target for laughs in this mock documentary-style comedy drama from writer/director Michael Dowse, but there are too few of them in the story of a DJ who reaches the top only to discover he's going deaf. Paul Kaye delivers a credible performance as disc jockey Frankie Wilde, but his substance-abusing character is initially so loathsome that the viewer is unlikely to care whether he loses his hearing or suffers an overdose. Meanwhile, the satire of the Ibiza scene is not only obvious, but so belated that the film feels like a period piece. The movie later shifts gear and manages to generate some interest in its characters, which is largely due to the performances of Kaye and Beatriz Batarda, playing the woman who teaches Frankie to lip-read. But, by then, it's too late for this awkward amalgam of This is Spinal Tap and Children of a Lesser God.
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| 01.10 |
Weatherview
Detailed weather forecast.
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| 01.15 |
Sign Zone:Mary Queen of Charity Shops
Retail guru Mary Portas aims to prove that charity shops can be heavyweights on the high street. Having sent out an open invite to the charity sector, Mary teaches a class of volunteers how to raise their game - and their profits. Meanwhile, at the shop she is overseeing in Orpington, big changes are afoot as she has convinced Head Office to pay for a shop manager and to give her 15,000 pounds for a radical shopfit. But there is dissent in the ranks as Mary's grey army lose faith in her plans.
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