Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.
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Studio debate. (S)
Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)

Crime prevention show live from New Scotland Yard.
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Contact Details: phone free on [number removed]. or access the website [web address removed]

Followed by News; Weather
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The team attempts to make two homes in Leamington Spa as saleable as possible. (S)

The team transforms a little girl's bedroom in Kings Norton, West Midlands.
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Followed by News; Weather
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Weekday game show. (S) (W)

When a man is accused of drunkenness, Mac senses a deeper problem.
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What is the secret task that Drew must perform at his wedding?
Repeated at 5.35pm (S) (W)

Weekday US detective series.

A rider is killed during the filming of a motorcross video.
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David Frost hosts the celebrity panel game.
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Followed by Rolf Harris's Bedtime Reading
Marking Bedtime Reading Week.
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Ends 5.35.

Tweenies
Jake is not able to tie his shoelaces.
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3.45 Bob the Builder
Wendy paints the football field.
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3.55 Sheeep
The wolves are determined to win the town talent contest - by not taking part.
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4.05 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody becomes a seat filler at an awards ceremony.
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4.20 There's a Viking in My Bed
Comedy. Siggy tries to buy a necklace for Mrs Tibblethwaite.
(Next episode and cast Thursday 4.20pm)
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4.35 The Really Wild Show
Michaela Strachan investigates the mystery of the vanishing Indian horses of North America.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.00am on BBC2)
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5.00 Grange Hill
Shannon's lies land Danny in trouble with the law.
(Continues on Thursday at 5pm)
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5.25 Newsround
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Shown at 1.45pm (S) (W)

With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary.
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(For details see Monday)
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Followed by Weather with Helen Young.
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Former BBC political editor Robin Oakley heads for Hong Kong, Entertainment Today presenter Jenni Falconer splashes out on a water sports holiday in Paleros, Greece, Alison Comyn escapes the crowds in Calabria, southern Italy, while Craig Doyle enjoys a short break in an Irish castle.
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Website: [web address removed]

After a tense stag night ruined by an unwelcome guest, Steve hears some news which threatens to change everything.

This week's episodes written by Christopher Reason and Tony Basgallop
(Repeated on BBC Choice at 10pm)
(For cast see Monday and Thursday)
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Tash faces difficult personal and professional decisions when her estranged father pays her a visit and is diagnosed with a serious illness. Meanwhile Liam helps melt the ice between two dancing partners whose feelings for each other are more than just work-related.
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With Peter Sissons.

Followed by Weather with Helen Young.
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This week, prosecutor Vik Theiss represents the victims of racial and sexual discrimination. Damion Howell is accused of homophobia and making threats to kill a gay man and his partner, while David Stenya is being prosecuted for sending pornographic material over the internet. What will the panel of jurors decide?
Contains strong language.
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Paddington-born mother-of-two Pauline reluctantly moves to the suburbs after 44 years of mixed fortune in the area. There's a turning point in the relationship between reformed heroin addicts Robin and Sian as they decide to book their wedding, and Russian musician Olga introduces an erotic dance to her act to increase her money-making potential.
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Followed by Wendy Richard's Bedtime Reading
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Crime drama based on a true story, starring
Dabney Coleman. A ruthless kidnapper, who targets the children of the wealthy, taunts the FBI after each crime, playing a cat-and-mouse game with the agents on his trail.
Director Bobby Roth (1995. PG) (S) Rims: pp 60-63 ***
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Ends 6.00am.