With Noel Thompson and Julie Etchingham.
(Timetable on Monday) (S from 7am)
The week's last debate.
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Followed by News (S) and Weather
Recipes include pan-fried pizza and beef stroganoff. Plus more advice on buying ingredients for instant dishes.
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Clare Balding and Jim McGrath look ahead to the final day of this prestigious race meeting. Plus a chance to see the winning fashion trends. Coverage of the races starts at 1.45pm.
Followed by News (S) and Weather
The makeover team invade another garden, but will the owners know enough facts to complete the transformation? (S)
Anna Ryder Richardson and her DIY team help home-owners to make the best use of their decorating leftovers.
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Followed by News (S) and Weather
Elimination game show hosted by Eamonn Holmes.
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Brendan decides to ask Teresa if he can move in with her.
Repeated at 5.35pm (S) (W)
More shoppers are encouraged to change their style. (S)
Weather (S)
Weather (S)
Clare Balding introduces live coverage of the final day at Royal Ascot. Today's highlight is the Coronation Stakes, which has been switched to Friday this year (and is shown later on BBC2).
There are three other races, the first two of which - the 2.30 and the 3.05 - feature here. With commentary from Willie Carson, Jim McGrath, Angus Loughran, Jonathan Powell, Graham Rock and Jimmy Lindley, and fashion trends and social snippets from Jeff Banks, Trinny Woodall and Jennie Bond.
Coverage continues on BBC2 and highlights can be seen at 11.20pm.
Max has a special way of remembering things at the supermarket.
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More monstrous animated adventures.
Wildlife series presented by Dominic Wood. Today's show focuses on a range of amazing tricks from some remarkable reptiles such as crocodiles and basilisk lizards.
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US comedy about a boy who secretly films his family and friends.
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Animated capers with the carpet-crawling infants.
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Children's magazine programme, presented by Konnie Huq, Simon Thomas and Matt Baker.
(Repeated next Monday on BBC2)
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Shown at 12.30pm (S) (W)
With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary and a preview of the weekend sport. (S)
For details see Monday (S)
Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang. (5)
The consumer programme continues its investigations.
Series producer Andrew Smith ; Editor Mark Killick (S) (W)
CONTACT DETAILS: ring [number removed] or e-mail watchdog@bbc.co.uk
Gail Porter introduces this week's edition of the music show.
Director/Producer Chris Cowey Repeated tomorrow on BBC2 (S)
TOP OF THE POPS THE MAGAZINE: available from newsagents
The first of two programmes tonight highlighting the BBC's Time Bank campaign to encourage volunteers to offer their time and skills to a variety of good causes. In this special first edition of her new eight-part series,
Charlie Dimmock is joined by Shauna Lowry in Deal, Kent, where they revamp a garden at a residential home for severely disabled children and adults. See Choice.
Series producer Abigail Harvey ; Executive producer Owen Gay (S) (W) Charlie Dimmock 's questionnaire: pl3; win a garden makeover: p40
In the second of tonight's Time Bank programmes, Carol Smillie , Neil Morrissey , Linda Robson , Andy Kane and other celebrities reveal which projects they have been pledging to help in their spare time. Plus the grand opening of the residential home garden in Deal takes place. See Choice. Producer Andrew Fettis ; Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt (S) FURTHER DETAILS: Phone [number removed] (calls charged at national rate). Website: www.bbc.co.uk/timebank
With Michael Buerk. Regional News
Weather with Isobel Lang. (S)
First in a new six-part entertainment series hosted by Jim Davidson at the Cambridge Theatre in London. Featuring music from the Corrs, Five and Samantha Mumba and comedy from Bob Monkhouse, Dave Lee and Ed Byrne.
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A new six-part series of the comedy set in a run-down hotel. Guilty. A grisly discovery shatters Harry's dreams of hosting big conferences at the Olympic Hotel. See Choice.
Written by Steve Glover and John Sullivan ; Director/Producer Gareth Gwenlan Repeated next Monday (S) (W)
The first of six compilation programmes showcasing highlights from two BBC Scotland comedy sketch series featuring Ford Kiernan , Greg Hemphill and Karen Dunbar. Director Brian Horsburgh ; Producer Colin Gilbert (S) (W)
Highlights of the final day with Richard Pitman.
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Followed by Weatherview
Drama. Kelly Porter , an impassioned pro-life activist whose sister Liz Hemmitt is an attorney committed to pro-choice, develops a life-threatening illness while pregnant. Director Eric Laneuville (1996, 12) (S)
Films: pp 62-65 **
Recent programmes, shown again
AM with sign language and in-vision subtitles. Ends 2.45am.
Panorama Shown on Monday at 10pm (W)
Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2
Ends 6.00am.
