Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.
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Today's stolen goods include some distinctive jewellery. Plus how to foil purse snatchers.
With Phil Gayle and Jane Moore.
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Two teams from Newark in Cambridgeshire seek out more bargain antiques. (R) (S) (W)
Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe tackle a lounge in a south London house. With Anna Walker.
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Weekday game show, hosted by Bob Monkhouse.
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Nadia Sawalha takes Sebastian to see his favourite show - it's his 300th visit.
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Steph visits Larry in prison, and Tad donates some bone marrow.
(Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Quincy looks into the death of an infant with a rare disease, who was electrocuted.
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More mouth-watering meals are created in the kitchens of another two viewers. (S)
Some flowers are delivered for Judy.
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Bob is called away from a job, leaving Rolly alone with a paint machine.
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Can the wolves give Gogol's plant the love and attention it needs?
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Double bill of animated fun.
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Zoe takes Siggy shopping, while Keith tries to fit a new safe.
(Next episode and cast Thursday 4.20pm)
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Michaela Strachan and Nick Baker head up the Amazon in search of capybara - the world's largest rodents. Plus, Dominic Wood meets some ants that have developed a taste for gardening.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.00am on BBC2)
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Continuing the new series of the hard-hitting school drama. Clare is on the warpath, and Frankie gets a shock.
(Continues on Thursday at 5pm)
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With Fiona Bruce. Including a weather summary.
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(For details see Monday)
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Followed by Weather with Michael Fish.
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Craig Doyle reports on an Italian holiday with a difference as he stays in a monastery in Tuscany. Alison Comyn lets her hair down on the Greek island of Rhodes, Sankha Guha has an Indian adventure in colourful Rajasthan, and Alice Beer tests out the British seaside resort of Bridlington.
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See centre pages for our pull-out holiday supplement
Followed by Castaways Now
A look at what the former inhabitants of Taransay have been doing.
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On the day of the adoption hearing, Mark decides to force Martin into confronting his mother. Meanwhile, Mel is in an uncomfortable situation when Steve plans to tackle Phil.
Episode written by Gillian Richmond
(For cast see Thursday)
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Mike's day gets off to a bad start when a politician dies during a straightforward operation.
Episode written by Tony Lindsay
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Concluding the second in the series of two-part thrillers.
With all the evidence seeming to confirm that Kerry Roddam killed her fiance on his stag night, another seemingly motiveless murder draws Ross Tanner into a world where dreams and reality conflict.
(For cast see Monday)
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Followed by Castaways Now
Another update on the activities of Taransay's former inhabitants.
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With Peter Sissons.
10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with Michael Fish.
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Continuing the series examining the US justice system. The judicial system in Boston faces a major crisis when doubts are voiced about the validity of a five-year-old conviction for murder.
See Choice.
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In today's edition of the documentary drama Canadian backpacker Emily's search for her grandfather leads her to Scotland, musician Olga and her daughter Oksana are both trying to develop their singing careers, and magazine editor Mat C starts dating his ex-girlfriend Nat again.
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Followed by Weatherview
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Courtroom drama, from the creators of Prime Suspect and Homicide: Life on the Street, starring Michelle Forbes and Stockard Channing. A high-flying New York City prosecutor seems to have it all - a flourishing career, marriage and children - but a failed armed robbery changes all that.
Director Rod Holcomb (1996) (S) Films: pp 56-59 **
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