With John Nicolson and Tanya Beckett.
Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)

Another studio debate hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Audience: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)

Followed by News (S) and Weather

Another visit to Longleat to see how both animals and aristocrats are coping with the influx of summer visitors. (S)
Followed by News (S) and Weather

Law lecturer Richard Jordan, a self-confessed DIY disaster, learns the basics of building wardrobes in his attic.
(R) (S)

Designers Fiona Quigley, Siobhan Palmer and Richard White are challenged to turn a classroom into a prehistoric museum.
(R) (S)

Followed by News (S) and Weather

Amateur actors Robin and Mandy wed on the stage of Bristol's Old Vic theatre, while London hairdressers Eddie and Emma plan their wedding aboard the Queen Marycruise liner. (S)

Celebrity panel game show, hosted by Bob Holness. (R) (S)

Steph is not convinced that both Toadie and Lance fancy her.
(Repeated at 5.35pm)
(S) (W)

Followed by The Search
A series of short appeals in the BBC's campaign to find special people and cherished possessions. Can you help?
(S) (W)

Pets in the surgery today are puppy Beethoven, who meets the team lying down, and wheelchair-bound Yorkshire terrier Sunny. Plus a look at Chester Zoo's giraffes at feeding time. (R)(S)

Further live coverage from Loch Lomond of today's second round. Introduced by Steve Rider.
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Max teaches Jake and Fizz about the changing seasons.
(R) (S) (W)

Animation.
(R)

First of a new, 13-part puppet challenge game show, with two teams of animals competing in the World Wildlife League. Otis the Aardvark poses the questions.
(S) (W)

The drama series about the great great grandniece of the famous detective. Today Shirley infiltrates a gang of young pickpockets.
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Five teenagers who are able to "morph" into any animal they touch return to fight evil in a new, six-part run of the action adventure series.

Today Jake wishes he didn't have his special powers.
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Shown at 1.45pm (S) (W)

With Fiona Bruce.
Including a weather summary.
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(For details see Monday) (S)

Followed by Weather Helen Willetts.
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Patsy Palmer meets comedian and chat-show host Graham Norton, who has come to the dogs' home to gather material for his own programme's website.
See Choice.
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Patsy Palmer's Questionnaire: page 13

Jamie enlists Robbie's help in tackling the bullying Billy.
(For further cast see Monday)
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Carol Smillie oversees as designers Linda Barker and Michael Jewitt revamp two rooms in Newcastle upon Tyne.
(R) (S)

Six weeks into their course the women of 11 Platoon face their biggest challenge yet: a 56-mile hike through the Welsh mountains after just four hours' sleep.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weather with Helen Willetts.
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Kay Mellor's drama returns for a new, fourth series.
The team get a new player - Scott's colleague Holly.
Contains some strong language.
See Choice.
Episode written by Sally Wainwright
(S) (W)

[Photo caption] Firefighter Holly (Gaynor Faye) begins Playing the Field when she is asked to join the Castlefleld Blues

Drama: Playing the Field: 9.30pm BBC1
Don't worry if you can't remember what happened in the first three series about the women of the Castlefield Blues football team, as there's a potted history of the relevant storylines edited together before the credits. So we begin series four with the Mullens awaiting the imminent return of Luke and Shazza from their honeymoon. Except that only a suntanned Luke arrives with a story that Shazza has decided to stay in St Kitts to spend more time with her dad. Meanwhile Jo and dodgy Ryan move in with Ma "no hanky-panky, mind" Mullen and a new striker is recruited to fill Shazza's boots - firefighter Holly, played by Gaynor Faye, ex-Corrie star and daughter of series creator Kay Mellor. Some dodgy football sequences in a charity match against a beer-bellied male team are made up with some high melodrama and fine acting from all the cast. (FL)

Fuller-Carp realises why he's losing cases.
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Comedy panel debate hosted by Jo Brand, in which teams captained by Bill Bailey (joined this week by Terry Alderton and Lynn Ferguson) and Ed Byrne (with Fiona Allen and Patrick Kielty) put forward their views.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

A six-part series following ferry journeys across the Irish Sea.

This film tells the stories of two women who have unusual reasons for their voyages.
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Followed by The Search
(S) (W)

Brain Salad Surgery
In an episode inspired by Dennis Potter, a delirious Shutt is rushed to hospital.
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Followed by Holiday Weather

12.45 Sympathy for the Devil
Diane and Billy each deal with problem patients.
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Recent programmes, shown again with sign language and in-vision subtitles.
Ends 2.45.

1.30 Tomorrow's World
(Shown yesterday at 7.30pm) (W)

(Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2)

Ends 6.00am.