With Tanya Beckett.
At 6.00 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 Nicolson and Sophie Rayworth. 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.
EditorAndrew Thompson
Studio debate show.
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Audience: for details how to join ring [number removed]
Individual looks for twins
The start of another week of daily dramas from Southampton general hospital. With Gaby Roslin.
Regional News and Weather
The team transform a teaching area into an inspirational history room.
The culinary-challenge show, hosted by Ainsley Harriott.
Regional News and Weather
The weekday elimination quiz, presented by Fred Dinenage
Michael Parkinson presents another edition of the antiques quiz show.
Topical weather stories.
Weather
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Libby is in danger of losing a friend. Phil and Ruth find that living together is not easy.
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Ed Brown's relationship with a young film actress brings heartache.
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The weekday quiz show, presented by Bob Monkhouse. (Repeat)
Followed by Consuming Passions
Ian Parmenter prepares chicken dijon.
Charlie wants to know how to make a statue.
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Animated series about fantastical domains.
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Animation about some naughty children.
Some of the animal world's great escape artists, including the horn shark.
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Animated fun with the singing trio.
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Horror drama. Lizzie, Luke and their parents stumble upon a scary amusement park.
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The launch of this year's appeal, for a charity working abroad.
(Rptd tomorrow 7.55am BBC2)
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Shown at 1.40pm
Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish
Comprehensive regional news, weather and sports reports, with Gwenan Edwards, Mike Embley and Gargy Patel.
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Michael Aspel presents the red book to another guest, with a cast of family, friends and key contributors waiting in the wings.
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Presented by Juliet Morris.
Baby Blues
New mothers often feel under stress but research has shown that as many as ten per cent of fathers suffer post natal depression too. Wendy Robbins discovers there's little formal support for men who feel isolated and unwanted when a new child comes along.
And Derek Keane has the kind of face which many consider to be not that good looking, but it's currently earning him a fortune.
Write to: Here and Now, [address removed]
Phil's holiday proves to be far from relaxing. Meanwhile, Ian receives more shocking news.
(For cast see Tuesday)
Soap and flannel: page 12
The documentary series about Birmingham children's hospital.
This week the hospital faces a major operation of its own when it moves to new premises three miles away and 120 patients and 30,000 pieces of equipment all have to be moved.
Plus the two-day-old baby who probably needs surgery to feed properly, a ten-year-old is in pain from sickle-cell anaemia and young Laura [text removed] returns after having a life-saving liver transplant. Last in the present series, a new one will return next year. Subtitled.
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather Michael Fish
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Featuring the best moments from the classic sitcom Absolutely Fabulous, linked by Jennifer Saunders in the guise of a gone-to-seed writer. Tonight's edition focuses on Edina's daughter Saffron. Written by Jennifer Saunders
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BBC Video: Absolutely Fabulous: a Life-limited edition shopping bag set is now available price £12.99 from retailers
In the week Prince Charles celebrates his 50th birthday Panorama looks at his life, interests, family, his vision for himself and the institution he represents.
See today's choices.
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(Note: as Panorama is topical and likely to react to events in the news, its subject matter may change)
[Photo caption] Heirs and graces: the public and private life of Prince Charles is the subject of tonight's Panorama.
Panorama 10.00pm BBC1
As the Prince of Wales prepares to celebrate his 50th birthday next Saturday (14 November), this programme assesses his future. At the time of writing, there is a degree of uncertainty about what direction the programme will take and, indeed, who will be interviewed. But, the programme-makers say, their aim is not to unleash revelations.
There is a view that the Prince's standing has improved significantly over the past 12 months.
Around the time of his divorce from Princess Diana, doubts were expressed about his suitability to become king. Now Prince Charles's path to the throne looks smoother, even with public knowledge of his relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles. But the question remains whether the constitution could allow the heir to the throne to re-marry.
Starring Paul O'Grady as the outrageous Li Savage, who tonight duets with opera singer Lesley Garrett.
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The series that mixes studio chat with topical sports features introduced by John Inverdale. Tonight England stalwarts Gareth Southgate and Teddy Sheringham reflect on developments in the football world. Plus horse trainer Jenny Pitman and, winner of this year's Derby, French jockey Olivier Peslier join the line-up.
The pressure is on for a sick girl with divorcing parents, a troubled Kate Austin, and two fledgeling lovers.
Wyatt and Gary become the prey of a video-game monster brought to life by Lisa.
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Continuing the Teenage Kicks season with this horror tale starring Michael Landon
A psychiatrist uses a problem teenager in an experiment in regression. But the youth turns into a terrifying beast.
Director Gene Fowler Jr (1957, 15)
Black and white Subtitled .............
Teenage Kicks continues tomorrow with Shake. Rattle and Rock at 11.50pm
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