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Should Know Better. Beth and Jude face a challenging time.
Dr Mac McGuire Christopher Timothy
Episode written by Tracey Black More regular cast on Wed

Contributors

Written By:
Tracey Black
Kate McGuire:
Maggie Cronin
Dr Helen Thompson:
Corrinne Wicks
Or Marc Eliot:
Tom Butcher
Dr Ben Kwarme:
Ariyon Bakare
Becky Marshall:
Sarah Annison

Ends 5.35.
Rugrats: Angelica challenges Susie, Didi tries to understand Dil's hatred of bathing, and the youngsters go on a treasure hunt.

4.10 The Cramp Twins: Wayne is injured on a trampoline.

4.25 The Story of Tracy Beaker: Tracy looks for alternative foster parents.
Episode written by Laura Summers
More cast on Tuesday

4.35 The Mummy: The O'Connells go on an exploratory mission in Egypt. Shown in The Saturday Show

5.00 Grange Hill: Sparks fly on Mr Robson's wedding day.
Episode written by Si Spencer
For more cast see Tuesday Omnibus Next Sunday on BBC2

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Writer (The Story of Tracy Beaker):
Laura Summers
Cam:
Lisa Coleman
Zac:
Jay Haher
Adele:
Rochelle Gadd
Ben:
Luke Youngblood
Maxy:
Jerome Holder
MrRobson:
Stuart Organ
Miss Carver:
Sally Geoghegan
Mr Deverill:
Nicolas Tizzard
Rob:
Steven Di Meo
Briony Jones:
Renee Montemayor
Writer (Grange Hill):
Si Spencer

Rolf Harris makes another visit to the RSPCA hospital in Salford, greater Manchester. Veterinary attention awaits a cat that has been attacked by a neighbour's dog, and there's an update on last week's treatments. With Jamie Darling. Producer Tony Moulsdale ; Series producer Helen Nightingale

Contributors

Unknown:
Rolf Harris
Unknown:
Jamie Darling.
Producer:
Tony Moulsdale
Producer:
Helen Nightingale

Mark is preoccupied on his stag night, and it's crunch time for Sonia and Pauline. Anthony receives the test results.
Written by Rob Gittins ; Producers Anne Edyvean , Oliver Kent ; Director Michael Buffong More cast on Monday Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice

Contributors

Written By:
Rob Gittins
Producers:
Anne Edyvean
Producers:
Oliver Kent
Director:
Michael Buffong
Melanie Owen:
Tamzin Outhwaite
Lisa Shaw:
Lucy Benjamin
Mark Fowler:
Todd Carty
Pauline Fowler:
Wendy Richard
Dot Branning:
June Brown
Martin Fowler:
James Alexandrou
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Laura Beale:
Hannah Waterman
Nathan Williams:
Doug Allen
Roy Evans:
Tony Caunter
Zoe Slater:
Michelle Ryan
Dr Trueman:
Nicholas R Bailey
Paul Trueman:
Gary Beadle
Patrick Trueman:
Rudolph Walker
Kat Slater:
Jessie Wallace
Charlie Slater:
Derek Martin
Mo Harris:
Laila Morse
Janine Butcher:
Charlie Brooks
Phil Mitchell:
Steve McFadden
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy

The seemingly motiveless murder of a Yorkshire mechanic and a string of indecent assaults in the west Midlands are among the unsolved crimes unveiled by Nick Ross and Fiona Bruce as they appeal for viewers' help in assisting local police forces.
Crimewatch UK Update is at 10.35pm.
Director Stuart McDonald
Editor Sarah-Jane Cohen

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Ross
Unknown:
Fiona Bruce
Director:
Stuart McDonald
Editor:
Sarah-Jane Cohen

Actress Amanda Redman , herself a victim of serious burning as a child, talks to four people to find out how scarring has shaped their lives. Her subjects include the victim of a nitric acid attack, a man whose meningitis caused him memory loss for 40 years and a lady who performs self-mutilation. Director/Producer Jonathan Mayo

Contributors

Unknown:
Amanda Redman
Producer:
Jonathan Mayo

Prison drama. The newly appointed
[warden of ajail operating a brutal regime masquerades as an inmate and, appalled by what he sees, resolves to introduce more humane conditions. Review page 58. Director Stuart Rosenberg (1980 15)
Followed by Skiing Weather

Contributors

Henry Brubaker:
Robert Redford
Richard DickieCoombes:
Yaphet Kotto
Lillian Gray:
Jane Alexander
Deach:
Murray Hamilton
Larry Lee Bullen:
David Keith
Walter:
Morgan Freeman

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