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Colin and Jennifer decide to get married in a quiet ceremony. Roger expresses his commitment to Jane by installing swing doors between their home. The final part, a new series starts next Wednesday.
(Repeated next Sunday on BBC2)
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Contributors

Writer:
Mark Haddon
Joe:
Paul Terry
Emily:
Rebecca Hunter
Colin:
Jeff Rawle
Jane:
Suzanne Burden
Caveman:
Richard Dixon
Jennifer:
Lou Gish
Roger:
Ivan Kaye
Felicity:
Lucy Evans

Liam must meet his secret past head-on. Karen and Sita are in a dangerous situation. The lads are forcing Jack to keep their secret.
This week's episodes written by Roy Apps
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Then Rewind: 1988: Afghan Freedom Fighter
Seyar Zalmai reads an account by 15-year-old Tameem Zazai of her contribution to the fight to evict Soviet troops from Afghanistan.
(Repeated tomorrow morning on BBC2) (S)

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Apps
Karen:
Kimberly Dunbar
Sita:
Gauri Vedhara
Jack:
Edward Scott
Cher:
Jody Baldwin
Regina:
Jade Turnbull
Emma:
Holly Wilkinson
Laura:
Louise Henderson
Matt:
Adam Scott
Narrator (Rewind):
Seyar Zalmai

Craig Doyle is in Berlin, Toyah Willcox is in Acapulco, Mexico, Rowland Rivron goes self-catering with his family on the Isle of Wight, and Alison Comyn's family are in Portugal's Algarve.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Craig Doyle
Reporter:
Toyah Willcox
Reporter:
Rowland Rivron
Reporter:
Alison Comyn
Series Producer:
John Comerford
Editor:
Jannine Waddell

Sam and Ricky appeal to Beppe's better nature.
For credits see Monday; for further cast see Friday (S) (W)

Contributors

Irene Raymond:
Roberta Taylor
Terry Raymond:
Gavin Richards
Troy Harvey:
Jamie Jarvis
Frank Butcher:
Mike Reid
Janine Butcher:
Charlie Brooks
Ricky Butcher:
Sid Owen
Sam Mitchell:
Danniella Morgan
Beppe di Marco:
Michael Greco
Steve Owen:
Martin Kemp
Jackie Owen:
Race Davies
Gianni di Marco:
Marc Bannerman
Rosa di Marco:
Louise Jameson
Teresa di Marco:
Leila Birch
Robbie Jackson:
Dean Gaffney
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Kim McFarlane:
Krystle Williams

A five foot snake is rescued from a balcony in Islington, north London. With Rolf Harris, Rhodri Williams and Christa Hart.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Rolf Harris
Reporter:
Rhodri Williams
Reporter:
Christa Hart
Series Producer:
Tina Fletcher

Last in the comedy series about young love.
Dean debates whether to move north to a third division club.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Writer:
Geoff Rowley
Director:
Nic Phillips
Producer:
Micheal Jacob
Samantha:
Siobhan Hayes
Dean:
Ricci Harnett
Carly:
Samantha Lavelle
Monty:
Simon Sherlock
Steve:
Danny Swanson
Louie:
Chris Jury
Marji:
Julie Legrand
Betty:
Jenny Bolt

Concluding Susan Oudot's drama. As Susie and Jo reach breaking point, Mandy faces the prospect of genuine romance when reunited with an old flame.
See Choice.
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Gwyneth Strong's Questionnaire: page 13

Contributors

Writer:
Susan Oudot
Producer:
Debbie Shewell
Director:
Phil Davis
Mandy:
Pauline Quirke
Anna:
Frances Barber
Susie:
Michelle Collins
Karen:
Lesley Manville
Janet:
Gwyneth Strong
Chris:
Jane Gurnett
Jo:
Con O'Neill
Steve:
Gary Webster
Derek Johnson:
Dave Hill
Nick:
Peter McNamara
Jackie:
Juliet Cowan
Gus:
Philip Bretherton
Michael:
Ray Stevenson
Richard Scholes:
Peter Lindford
Barrett:
Aaron White
Frank:
Brian Protheroe
Pete:
Richard Graham
Ellie:
Aimie Bracken
Doreen:
Toni Palmer
Bobby:
Tony Selby

Ally McCoist and Fred MacAulay end the series at the Gleneagles hotel, Perthshire, where they meet pop singer Sharleen Spiteri, athlete Colin Jackson and golfer Paul Lawrie.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Presenter:
Ally McCoist
Presenter:
Fred MacAulay
Guest:
Sharleen Spiteri
Guest:
Colin Jackson
Guest:
Paul Lawrie
Director:
Dominic MacDonald
Producer:
Esme Kennedy

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