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The daily dose of real-life drama from Southampton General. Presented by Shauna Lowry and Nick Knowles.
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Followed by News; Weather
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Contributors

Presenter:
Shauna Lowry
Presenter:
Nick Knowles

Continued live coverage from the ladies' quarter-finals. The pick of the clashes from last year saw top-seed Martina Hingis take on fifth-ranked Venus Williams. The match provided a showcase for Hingis's tactical acumen, but it was Williams's athleticism and power that prevailed. Elsewhere, Martina Navratilova rolled back the years to reach the last eight of the doubles. (S) (W)

Carol Smillie reports from Blackpool, where she provides the ultimate guide to the UK's top tourist destination. Breakfast presenter Darren Jordon returns to explore his roots in Jamaica, Christine Hamilton visits the Italian spa island of Ischia, and the residents of Barcelona give an insider's guide to the best sights of the Spanish city.
(A repeat from the series is showing with sign language tomorrow at 2.40am)
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Contributors

Presenter:
Carol Smillie
Reporter:
Darren Jordon
Reporter:
Christine Hamilton
Series Producer:
Karen Brown
Executive Producer:
John Comerford

An evening out ends in disaster for Mark, while Anthony's brother Paul refuses to relax his demands. Terry's night with Margaret is a success - despite Janine's efforts.
(For cast see Thursday)
(Repeated on BBC Choice at 10pm)
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Writer:
Julie Wassmer

Lowri Turner, Nick Knowles and the team visit Pontefract in West Yorkshire to help a couple whose living room is in dire need of attention after an attack with a jack hammer.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Lowri Turner
Presenter:
Nick Knowles
Series Producer:
Mark Bristow
Executive Producer:
Mark Hill

Nick Ross finds himself caught in the middle of a sibling dispute - Zoe hates the way her twin sister drives but Judy complains that Zoe's constant nagging turns her into a nervous wreck on the road. Meanwhile, a pizza-delivery boy claims to be the best in Britain, but how will he cope when asked to deliver a pizza to Ross - in Rome? Cameras also follow a cyclist as he tries to stay safe on the roads.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Nick Ross
Series Producer:
Jane Lomas
Executive Producer:
Dick Colthurst

More gripping stories of escape from danger, including a man and his son who were rescued by helicopter after spending three days in arctic conditions in the Cairngorms. Plus a man who survived an attack by a swarm of wasps that gave him over 400 stings, and a mother left dangling from a ferris wheel. Presented by Michael Buerk.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Buerk
Series Producer:
Sara Feilden
Executive Producer:
Dick Colthurst

The series chronicling life in west London continues as recovering heroin addict Robin prepares to give his first poetry reading. New inhabitant Ian runs one of Notting Hill Carnival's participating companies but, with only a week to go, he is still awaiting his costumes from Trinidad.
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Contributors

Producer:
Ruppert Gabriel
Series Producer:
Ludo Graham

Thriller. A woman starts a new life in another town after being raped. But then her attacker is released and seeks vengeance in a most insidious manner. Review page 46. Director Fred Walton (1992) (S)
Followed by Weatherview (W)

Contributors

Director:
Fred Walton

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