With Paul Burden.
At 6.02 News; 6.12 Financial markets; 6.15, 6.35 Business news; 6.27,6.57 Regional news; 6.30 Sport; 6.55 Weather.
With John Nicholson and Sophie Raworth. At 7.00,8.00 Main news, with summaries every half-hour; 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55 Weather, Regional news, Travel; 7.32,
8.32 Sport; 7.40 Business.
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Studio debate, hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Makeover experts give two friends the right look for a charity event.
Emma Forbes presents the celebrity panel game with household tips.
Celebrity chat and topical features, with Paul Ross.
Beginning four days of live coverage from Blackpool of this year's conference, which today includes a debate on the economy and a speech by Chancellor Gordon Brown. With Huw Edwards and Diana Madill.
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Including at 11.55 News Regional News and Weather
Weather
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Is romance blossoming between Hannah and Paul? Toadie is feeling pressurised.
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Australian drama series. Monique tries to tell Alex who Lara's father is.
Quincy campaigns to stop the work of an irresponsible plastic surgeon.
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Topical weather stories.
Animation about a tiny man who lives in a clock.
Why helps some children perform nursery rhymes.
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Animated series about magical domains.
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Animation.
In this week's show, about levitation, Dominic Wood looks at flying squirrels, flying snakes and vanishing parrots.
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Ghostly animation.
Horror drama series.
In the first of a two-part story, Brain is sent to summer school.
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Konnie Huq looks at the plight of homeless children in Mexico.
With Stuart Miles, Katy Hill and Richard Bacon.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2)
Shown at 1.40pm
Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather David Lee
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Comprehensive regional news, weather and sports reports, with Gwenan Edwards , Mike Embley and Gargy Patel.
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The current-affairs show presented by Juliet Morris.
Soldiers under Stress. A report on the rising tide of compensation claims made by ex-soldiers saying they have suffered deep psychological damage through their service in areas of conflict. How seriously is the Ministry of Defence taking post traumatic stress?
Plus the video diary of an 11-year-old from Bournemouth who spent the summer at a so-called "fat camp" in the USA. At the cost of more than £3,000 the camp follows a strict weight-loss regime of almost continuous exercise and restricted diet.
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Bianca needs a break and Tiffany thinks she has the perfect solution. Tony's plans for a new life backfire, while Lenny and Mick try their hand at modern art.
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Soaps with Alison Graham: p10
Documentary series about Birmingham children's hospital.
Nurse Anita Treharne has a busy day in casualty, where four-year-old Skye [text removed] is brought in after a dog bites her lip and five-year-old Charlie needs treatment for a badly cut hand. Plus staff find out why a boy's heart is beating so fast and whether a hearing device has worked for a profoundly deaf girl.
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Children's Hospital: 8.30pm BBC1
Making the best of things is the name of the game in the casualty department as the hard-pressed staff continue to cope with the deteriorating building at the Birmingham hospital. It's not that the young patients don't notice, but their minds are on other, more pressing matters. Like Skye whose lip has been bitten by a dog and Charlie nursing a badly cut hand.
Kaylee's visit to the hospital, meanwhile, is far more of a red-letter day, for the ten-year-old may be able to hear properly for the first time in her life. She has already had an operation to implant an electronic hearing device and now she is going to discover if it has been successful. Nine-year-old Paul is receiving treatment for a puzzling heart condition. Consultant Joe Giovanni wants to find out why Paul's heart is beating so fast, but he's in for a surprise.
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather David Lee
The final update on the neighbourhood disputes documentary shown earlier this year focuses on neighbours in Newmarket driven to distraction by crowing cockerels.
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In Britain there is a growing army of willing workaholics choosing to sacrifice time spent with family and friends for extra time at the office. But is the familiar image of stressed employees, forced to work long hours to safeguard their jobs, just a myth? Reporter Sarah Powell meets workaholics and asks whether long hours spent at the office are really as damaging as they seem.
(Postponed from 21 September)
(Note: as Panorama is topical and likely to react to events in the news, its subject matter may change)
The documentary series continues with a profile of the cat as a 20th-century cultural icon.
The programme explores the feline influence on art, literature, fashion, music and film, with contributions from Andrew Lloyd Webber, Marianne Faithfull, Doris Lessing, Sian Phillips and Posy Simmonds.
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Unease is in the air when a heart transplant recipient feels possessed and a woman claims to have been impregnated by an alien.
The US fantasy-comedy series.
Lisa misconstrues Wyatt's desire to become president of the chess club.
Sci-fi horror. Carol Flynn and her boyfriend stumble upon the terrifying occupant of a mountain cave - a giant spider.
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