Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.
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Studio debate. (S)
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Live reports from Southampton General hospital.
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David Dickinson and his contestants are in Derby for the antiques game show.
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Tris Payne oversees proceedings as the makeover team convert a Bristol living room.
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Followed by News; Weather
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Weekday game show. (S) (W)

Caroline finds some patients can be too easy to trust.
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Steph struggles with her feelings for Drew.
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Jim is targeted by a ruthless criminal when Charlie's past returns to haunt him.
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Trude Mostue visits a parrot breeder and goes to the greyhound track at Hull.
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Judy comes to the crew's rescue.
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Animation about a mischievous tiger cub,
Ethelbert and Dilip help a brown bear prepare his winter bed.

Animation in which five friends and Floppy the dog are transported to magical worlds. On HMS Sweet Tooth, Biff can't contain her penchant for chocolate.

A new animated series about a squad of light providers. The Roons plan an invasion while the team try to guess who will be promoted.
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The animation about the naughty cat returns for another run.

Ralph forgets to return the Bongo Bob video to the shop.
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Fifth in the 15-part series.
Sebastian's parents' minds are fixed on the baby.
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Jay Burridge visits the Bristol Balloon Festival for artistic inspiration. With Mark Speight , Kirsten O'Brien and Bizi Lizi.
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Liam and Bradley are adding a touch of romance to the Grove.
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With Huw Edwards.
Including a weather summary.
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Followed by Weather with David Braine.
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The show that champions the rights of the consumer focuses on an insurance company that has left thousands of clients uninsured, and a rail company that is starting to stretch out peak-time fares. With Charlotte Hudson.
(Repeated next Wednesday with sign language and in-vision subtitles)
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The Slaters try to bury their differences as they remember Viv, and Mo delights in telling Pat what she saw.
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Victoria is thrown into the deep end at paediatrics. Jasmine's traumatic past helps her care for a patient who's convinced she has ovarian cancer.
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Who says Britain is short of doctors? page 20

With Michael Buerk.
Regional News
Weather with David Braine.
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Continuing the new series of the secondary school drama.

Sally is convinced Kitty will become head of the sixth form, but reckons without Kitty's life taking an unexpected twist.
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Tonight's political discussion comes from Cardiff, where David Dimbleby's panel comprises former Secretary of State for Wales Ron Davies, Shadow Secretary of State for Security David Willetts, Plaid Cymru's Helen Mary Jones, broadcaster Allison Pearson and actor Nigel Havers.
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Website: [web address removed]

A review of the dumbed-down teen comedy Road Trip, and The House of Mirth, a period adaptation starring The X-Files's Gillian Anderson. He also talks to action hero Jet Li about his new film Romeo Must Die.
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Followed by Holiday Weather

Drama starring Paul Newman, Jessica Tandy and Bruce Willis.

New Yorker Donald "Sully" Sullivan is 60, unemployable and has spent most of his life shirking responsibility, but the loveable rogue's past is about to catch up with him.
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Films: pp 78-85 ****
Teach Yourself Paul Newman: page 73

Ends 6.00am.