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Caroline treats a talented young footballer with a curious mix of symptoms.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Writer:
Simon McCleave
Leigh Ashworth:
Barbara Drennan
Natalie Ashworth:
Julee Moorcroft
Bruce Pemberton:
Michael Redfern
Maggie Pemberton:
Elizabeth Downes

Ends 5.35.

Tweenies
The Tweenies make a green dragon.
(S) (W)

3.40 Pablo the Little Red Fox
Gil the seagull helps the cubs.
(S)

3.45 Arthur
Animated double bill with the young aardvark.
(R) (S)

4.10 Home Farm Twins
First in a 13-part drama series. The Moore family arrive at their new home, a spooky old farm.
(Next episode on Thursday at 4.10pm)
(R) (S)

4.25 Rotten Ralph
Animated feline fun. Grandma pays a visit.
(S)

4.35 g4ce
The drama returns for a ten-part series. G4ce is taken over by the Hard Drive corporation. Will things ever be the same again?
(S) (W)

Contributors

From the Home Farm books by (Home Farm Twins):
Jenny Oldfield
Dramatised by (Home Farm Twins):
Jeremy Front
Helen:
Sophie Duniam
Hannah:
Polly Duniam
Mum:
Jacquetta May
Dad:
Martin Ball
Sam:
Ben Evans
Danny Jones:
Campbell Morrison
Writer (g4ce):
Dominic MacDonald
Lisa:
Hannah Nicol
Nick:
James Young
Nina:
Carmen Pieraccini
Sean:
James Weir

Craig Doyle learns to scuba-dive in Israel, Sankha Guha visits Rajasthan in India, Dougie Vipond makes the long journey Down Under to Sydney, and Claudia Winkleman soaks up the sun in the Italian beach resort of Cattolica.
(S) (W)
Website: [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Craig Doyle
Reporter:
Sankha Guha
Reporter:
Dougie Vipond
Reporter:
Claudia Winkleman
Series Producer:
Lindsay Bradbury
Series Producer:
Jacqui Stephenson
Editor:
Jannie Waddell

The arrival of a childless couple on Keller ward forces Kath to face up to changes in her relationship with her son, Danny.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Writer:
Colin Bytheway
Series Producer:
Stephen Garwood
Director:
Michael Cocker
Mike Barratt:
Clive Mantle
Janice Taylor:
Siobhan Redmond
Kath Shaughnessy:
Jan Pearson
Danny Shaughnessy:
Jeremy Edwards
Keri McGrath:
Anna Mountford
Julie Fitzjohn:
Nicola Stephenson
Jasmine Hopkins:
Angela Griffin
Victoria Merrick:
Lisa Faulkner
Liam Evans:
Adrian Lewis Morgan
Tash Bandara:
Thusitha Jayasundera
Steve Waring:
Peter de Jersey
Guy Morton:
Paul Blackthorne
Abbie Sawyer:
Amanda Root
Greg Sawyer:
Gilbert Martin
Ken Maybrick:
Chris Brailsford
Sarah Carter:
Emma Bernard
Edith Morgan:
Terri Dumont
Justin:
Elliot Tiney
Joe:
Richard Sutton

The room-swapping makeover show returns, presented by Carol Smillie. This week, two couples in Woodford Green, Essex, revamp each other's homes. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Graham Wynne lend their design skills, while "Handy" Andy Kane offers a helping hand.
See Choice.
(S)
Books: Good Homes 101 Kitchens/Bedrooms/Living Rooms/Bathrooms, price £7.99, available from retailers

Contributors

Presenter:
Carol Smillie.
Interior designer:
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
Interior designer:
Graham Wynne
Handyman:
Andy Kane
Producer:
Paul Franklin
Executive Producer:
Linda Clifford

First of a three-part documentary series following three private investigators on the streets of Manchester.

Craig Dixon follows a man suspected of faking illness in order to avoid work, Bob Barnett investigates years of theft at a salvage yard, and Malcolm Gaskill searches for a new client's natural mother.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Subject:
Craig Dixon
Subject:
Bob Barnett
Subject:
Malcolm Gaskill
Director:
Stephen Finnigan
Producer:
Guy Davis

The final part of the series looks at the explosion in gambling over the last decade. John Inverdale learns how the huge sums being wagered threaten to corrupt sports, and how the lure of lotteries, casinos and similar forms of gambling have produced an alarming increase in the number of those addicted to betting.
(S) (W)

Followed by Weatherview (W)

Contributors

Presenter:
John Inverdale
Producer:
Sarah Hann
Series Producer:
Peter Molloy

Thriller. Three years after abandoning her husband Robert and three young sons, Jude Madigan returns home begging forgiveness. Robert is in a new relationship, with Callie, an assistant principal at his sons' school, but Jude wants her family back and will stop at nothing to get what she wants.
Reviews pp 66-71.
(1993, 15) **
(S)

Contributors

Director:
Yves Simoneau
Jude:
Jamie Lee Curtis
Robert:
Peter Gallagher
Callie:
Joanne Whalley-Kilmer
Lydia:
Vanessa Redgrave
Kes:
Luke Edwards
Michael:
Colin Ward
Ben:
Joey Zimmerman
Lansing:
Joss Ackland

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