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Ends 11.15.

Godzilla
The team go to the South Pole where some researchers have gone missing.
(R) (S)

9.20 Smart
Jay Burridge makes an upside-down creature from a cardboard tube, plus animated chaos with Morph.
(R) (S)

9.50 Xchange
The team look behind the scenes at the latest video from boy band A1.
(S) (W)

10.15 Little Monsters
Animated adventures of the recalcitrant children.
(R) (S)

10.30 Teletubbies
Dipsy runs past the gang, and the Tubbies have a dance together.
(S)

10.55 Tweenies: Horses
Judy meets horses of all shapes and sizes.
(R) (S) (W)
BBC Magazine: Tweenies, monthly, £1.25
Website: [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter (Smart):
Jay Burridge
Guests (Xchange):
null A1

Patsy Palmer introduces more stories from the animal centre, including singer-songwriter Lynsey de Paul's Battersea cat, Sapphire, which has a secret food fetish.
(S)

Contributors

Presenter:
Patsy Palmer
Series Producer:
Sarah Topalian
Executive Producer:
Bob Long

Laura is confused after her night with Ian. There is an emotional farewell as the di Marcos leave Walford.
(For further cast see Monday)
(S) (W)

Contributors

Ashley Cotton:
Frankie Fitzgerald
Martin Fowler:
James Alexandrou
Jamie Mitchell:
Jack Ryder
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Robbie Jackson:
Dean Gaffney
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Laura Dunn:
Hannah Waterman
Irene Raymond:
Roberta Taylor
Beppe di Marco:
Michael Greco
Joe di Marco:
Jake Kyprianou
Sandra di Marco:
Clare Wilkie

A living room in Catford gets some Miami-style glamour, and an evangelical minister's sitting room is transformed - will the result be divine? With Carol Smillie.
(R) (S)

Contributors

Presenter:
Carol Smillie
Director:
Andrew Anderson
Director:
Clare Bradley
Producer:
Caspar Peacock

In the final part of the series, the trainees of the all-female 11 Platoon are only ten weeks away from becoming fully fledged Army officers. But it's not over yet, and the women must face the toughest exercise of the year in Cyprus.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Producer:
Helen Thomas
Series Producer:
Jane Aldous

Tempers are running high between Holly and Scott, who are trying to decide how they feel about each other. And could a visit to the hospital point towards the end for Chris and Kelly?

Contains strong language.

See Choice.
Episode written by Sally Wainwright
(S) (W)

Contributors

Writer:
Sally Wainwright
Producer:
Kathleen Hutchison
Director:
Dermot Boyd
Scott Bradley:
James Thornton
Holly:
Gaynor Faye
Kelly Powell:
Claudie Blakley
Chris Hurst:
Michael Angelis
Rita Dolan:
Melanie Hill
Luke Mullen:
Ralph Ineson
Matthew Mullen:
Chris Walker
Pauline Pearce:
Annette Bentley
Heidi Hurst:
Stephanie Putson
Mrs Mullen:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Mr Mullen:
James Ellis
Jim Pratt:
Ricky Tomlinson
Jo Mullen:
Jo McInnes
Geraldine Powell:
Lorraine Ashbourne
Sheila Hurst:
Sharon Duce
Raquel Pearce:
Naomi Hurtault
Martin Dolan:
Tom Moore
Mikey:
Emma Rydal

A special edition of the Radio 4-based comedy sketch show. Set in a fictional newsroom, the programme takes a satirical look at the week's news stories.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

Followed by Holiday Weather

Contributors

Producer:
Anil Gupta
Producer:
Alex Walsh-Taylor
Executive Producer:
Jon Plowman

12.10 Cabin Fever
Diane, Lisa and Kate have a shock ordeal while on holiday in a remote retreat.
(S)

12.50 All in the Family
Aaron, Keith and Jack are faced with a suspected suicide, a long-lost father and the physical abuse of a child.
(S)

Recent programmes, shown again. With sign language and in-vision subtitles.

1.35 Question Time
David Dimbleby chairs tonight's questions to Charles Kennedy MP, leader of the Liberal Democrats.
(First shown Thursday 22 June 2000 on BBC1)

2.35 See Hear
(Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2)

Contributors

Chairman (Question Time):
David Dimbleby
Guest (Question Time):
Charles Kennedy

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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