Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday (S) (W)

Ends 11.15.

Rugrats
A double bill of fun with the loveable youngsters. (S)

9.30 Xchange
Angellica Bell learns how to be a DJ. (S) (W)

9.55 The All New Popeye Show
Animated maritime capers with the muscle-flexing sailor. (R) (S)

10.15 The Lampies
Animation. The Alien helps out when the Lamppost needs an urgent clean. (R) (S)

10.30 Teletubbies
Po has to climb a large hill in order to catch a glimpse of Tinky Winky. (R) (S)

10.55 Tweenies
Max samples the outdoor life. (R) (S) (W)

Sailing trips to the Caribbean, Greece and Norfolk. (R) (S)
Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)

The DIY team restore order to a Birmingham couple's home. With Anna Walker.
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Anna Walker goes behind the scenes of the soap.
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Nadia Sawalha meets a patient at a Majorca clinic.
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Weather (S) (W)

Lyn celebrates her birthday, and Paul tries impressing Larissa.
(Repeated at 5.35pm)
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Quincy discounts a murder suspect for being too small.
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Celebrity homes-guessing game with David Frost.
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Ends 5.35.

Tweenies
Milo is being especially helpful.
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3.45 Gadget Boy
Animation. Spidra plans to capture dinosaurs for her new biosphere.
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4.10 Mona the Vampire
Animation. Mona is convinced Principal Shawbly is a werewolf.
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4.20 Home Farm Twins
The twins find sanctuary for a neglected pony.
(More cast on Tuesday at 4.20pm)
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4.35 LA 7
The band meet a top agent.
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5.00 Trading Places
In the first of a new series, three members of London's Anna Scher Theatre head for Hollywood while a trio of Los Angeles actors join ranks with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am on BBC2)
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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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(Details on Monday)
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Followed by Weather with Michael Fish.
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Lorraine Kelly's co-panellists on the quiz are comedian Terry Alderton and Birds of a Feather actress Linda Robson, while Rowland Rivron is joined by TV presenter Sarah Cawood and Countdown supremo Richard Whiteley. Hosted by Gaby Roslin.
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Natalie makes an announcement that shocks Barry.

John has to deal with a less-than-fragrant plane, while there's an overbooking problem for Sri Lankan Airways.
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A new series of six programmes in which members of the public are joined for an evening by a famous name, then grill them on their experience. In the first show Paul Ross is on hand to offer interview advice to a soon-to-wed couple of financial consultants who, for one night only, are joined in their netball and karaoke pursuits by Vanessa Feltz.
Series producer Nigel Mercer (S) (W)

Stewart Harcourt's drama about a group of thirtysomething friends in London returns for a second, six-part series.

With fractious relationships all around, Louise organises a 32nd birthday party for Rich. Amanda finds a new man.
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Friends like these: page 11

[Photo caption] Same faces, different series: this thirtysomething ensemble drama has undergone a radical makeover

Hearts and Bones 9.00pm BBC1
Last year's opening series was a fairly gloomy and unprepossessing affair which seemed to try so hard to distance itself from that other thirtysomething friends drama, Cold Feet, that it ended up falling off our TV screens into that most unforgiving territory - the Land of Couldn't Care Less.
My, my, how things have changed. The six-part second series is a thoroughly different, revitalised and compelling thing altogether. Gone are the moody introspection and the Ingmar-Berman-in-Ealing overtones and in come a new lightness of touch and a brisk change of pace. Hearts and Bones has somehow managed to reinvent itself so completely it looks set to become one of the best dramas around. Even if you weren't grabbed the first time around, you can drop straight into the lives of the group of old pals who have known each other since their teenage years in Coventry and have all fetched up in London.
We pick up where we left off. Emma (Dervla Kirwan) is forging a new life after her husband left her when he learnt of her affair with her boss and her love for his handsome brother Rich (Hugo Speer). Louise (Amanda Holden, who is rapidly becoming our own Jennifer Aniston and proving herself a deft comic actress) has joined the police force. And the brittle Amanda (the wonderful Sarah Parish) is counting the cost of her briefly resumed relationship with the terminally self-doubting Michael (Andrew Scarborough).
The writing is cool and sharp and the performances are top notch. Hearts and Bones is sunny, funny and thoughtful and well worth an hour of anyone's time.

Friends like these: page 11

With Peter Sissons.

10.25 Regional News

Followed by Weather with Michael Fish.
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A new, four-part documentary-drama series showing how forensic science helped police to solve baffling cases.

When an elderly widow was brutally murdered in December 1996 the forensic trail remained cold. Then a telephone call led to an arrest and a disturbing insight into how the killer gained information on the victim.
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Concluding a two-part action thriller.
Despite John Seger's efforts, the runaway train goes off the tracks, the chemicals ignite, and fire rapidly spreads towards the nuclear bomb.
(For cast see yesterday)
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Highlights from the celebrity-news show.
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Followed by Holiday Weather
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including: Off-Air @ 3.00 am