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Rugrats
A bank robbery movie gives Angelica ideas.

4.10 The Cramp Twins
A new plant is discovered by Lucien.

4.25 The Story of Tracy Beaker
Tracy tries to get "Elaine the Pain" sacked.
This week's episodes written by Elly Brewer
(More cast on Thursday)

4.35 Jeopardy
Leon and the trekking party return with more strange news.
Episode written by Rachel Dawson

5.00 Grange Hill
Anika finds herself caught in a tangled web.
This week's episodes by Philip Gerard
(More cast on Thursday)

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Writer (The Story of Tracy Beaker):
Elly Brewer
Tracy Beaker:
Dani Harmer
Justine:
Montanna Thompson
Louise:
Chelsie Padley
Peter:
Joe Starrs
Ryan:
Sonny Muslim
Zac:
Jay Haher
Elaine:
Nisha Nayar
Lucy:
Samantha Bowie
Sarah:
Karl Corbett
David:
Gordon McCorkell
Harry:
Craig Moncur
Shona:
Shelley O'Neill
Simon:
James Pearson
Leon:
Stanley Smith
Chrissie:
Charli Wilson
Amy Davenport:
Lindsey Ray
Harriet Davenport:
Jenny Galloway
Anika Modi:
Jalpa Patel
Leah Stewart:
Jessica Staveley-Taylor
Calvin Braithwaite:
Arnold Oceng
Darren Clarke:
Adam Sopp
Mr Deverill:
Nicolas Tizzard
Writer (Jeopardy):
Rachel Dawson
Writer (Grange Hill):
Philip Gerard

This week, a report on a call centre that kept customers holding on for hours. Presented by Nicky Campbell. Series producer Peter McCann : Editor Mark Killick
Repeated with sign language tomorrow at 3.25am CONTACT: ring [number removed] or e-mail via the websrte: www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog

Contributors

Presented By:
Nicky Campbell.
Producer:
Peter McCann
Editor:
Mark Killick

A husband is distraught when his wife is admitted to Holby. Sam vows that she's off men for ever.

Contributors

Writer:
Jeff Dodds
Producer:
Lisa Williams
Director:
Jim Goddard
Danny Shaughnessy:
Jeremy Edwards
Kath Shaughnessy:
Jan Pearson
Steve Waring:
Peter de Jersey
Liam Evans Adrian:
Lewis Morgan
Sam Kennedy:
Colette Brown
Chrissie Williams:
Tina Hobley
Ric Griffin:
Hugh Quarshie
Owen Davis:
Mark Moraghan
Mubbs Hussein:
Ian Aspinall
Lisa Fox:
Luisa Bradshaw-White
Ben Saunders:
David Paisley
Stan Ashleigh:
Paul Shane
Hattie Ashleigh:
Judith Barker
Robbie Waring:
Marvin Humes
Jane Edwards:
Nimmy March
Chloe Edwards:
Mercy Ojelade
Kate Mclntyre:
Jessica Harris
Social worker:
Karen Hurley

Modem Men. In a Christmas 1996 episode, Del tries to become a "New Man" and pay more attention to Raquel. For regular cast see Saturday at 9pm

Contributors

Dr Singh:
Bhasker Patel
Mickey Pearce:
Patrick Murray
Man in hospital:
Phil Cornwell
Sister:
Beverley Hills
Doctor:
James Oliver
Nurse:
Corinne Britton

The Royles are in mourning after a death in the family.

Contributors

Writer:
Caroline Aherne
Writer:
Craig Cash
Director:
Caroline Aherne
Producer:
Kenton Allen
Denise Best:
Caroline Aherne
Dave Best:
Craig Cash
Jim Royle:
Ricky Tomlinson
Barbara Royle:
Sue Johnston
Antony Royle:
Ralf Little
Norma Speakman:
Liz Smith
Cheryl Carroll:
Jessica Stevenson

First in a six-part series in which EastEnders actor Martin Kemp meets people in dangerous jobs. Including tonight ex-Formula One star Niki Lauda. More tomorrow at 11.35pm.
Directors Tracy Edwards , John Simpson and Nicky Taylor ; Series producer
Charles Bunce
Followed by Weathervlew

Contributors

Unknown:
Martin Kemp
Directors:
Tracy Edwards
Directors:
John Simpson
Directors:
Nicky Taylor
Producer:
Charles Bunce

Live coverage of the second run in the women's two-man bob, with the British pairings of Cheryl Done and Jackie Davies and Michelle Coy and Nicola Gautier in contention. Plus coverage of the women's ice hockey semi-finals.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jackie Davies
Unknown:
Michelle Coy
Unknown:
Nicola Gautier

Recent programmes shown on BBC2, repeated with sign language. Ends 4.45.
Ray Mears 's Extreme Survival In the Arctic and the Sahara. Shown last Thursday on BBC2
3.00 See Hear With a report on progress in the recognition of British
Sign Language. Shown on Saturday 9 February on BBC2
3.45 See Hear Featuring a report on neonatal screening.
Shown on Saturday at 10.55am on BBC2
4.30 See Hear - Deaf News Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2

Contributors

Unknown:
Ray Mears

BBC One London

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