Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sophie Raworth.
(Timetable Wednesday)
Robert Kilroy-Silk hosts more discussion. AUDIENCE: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)
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Tigers, stripes and fur feature in a living room makeover created by designer Roo Ryde at Overton in Leicestershire.
Website: [web address removed]
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Jake and Gavin create a period window feature, a dramatic twenties headboard and a unique fireguard.
David Dickinson 's antiques challenge comes from Detling, in Norfolk. Followed by News; Weather
Elimination quiz, hosted by Bob Monkhouse.
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The against-the-clock culinary challenge refereed by Ainsley Harriott.
BBC BOOK: Ainsley Harriott's Low Fat Meals in Minutes, price £11.99
Weather
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Clare Balding introduces coverage of the third day of the race meeting. Today is Ladies' Day and there are starts on BBC1 at 2.30 and 3.05.
Jim McGrath , Willie Carson , Angus Loughran , RayCochraneand Jimmy Lindley provide the commentary, with reports from Jeff Banks and Jennie Bond.
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/racing
BBC BOOK: Royal Racing: the Queen and Queen Mother's Sporting Life, hardback book. price £19.99
Ends 3.45.
Tweenies Songtime
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Milo and Max's shoes go missing.
WEBSITE: [web address removed]
Ends 5.35.
Dennis the Menace
Anarchic antics with the Beano boy.
4.10 Chucklevision
In their search for clues, Paul and Barry visit a flat full of the latest high-tech gizmos.
4.25 The Cramp Twins
Lucien's magic skills make Wayne disappear.
4.35 Jackie Chan Adventures
As the last demon is sucked into the Portal Jade is sucked in too.
5.00 Short Change
The consumer show tests bestselling tennis racquets and offers advice on opening a bank account.
5.25 Newsround
Darcy and Penny continue to flirt, while a hypnotist has a far-reaching effect.
With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary.
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/news
Details on Monday
Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang.
First in a new eight-part series with Steve Leonard and Trude Mostue visiting the American continent. Today they are in the Florida Everglades to catch alligators with their bare hands. Series producer Michael Massey
Executive producer Jannine Waddell Wild wild vets: page 38
Angel is not happy, and Paul is in over his head.
Episode written by Lynne Dallow
(Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice)
Nick Knowles and Lowri Turner return with a new eight-part series giving advice to families living with botched DIY projects. Tonight a family who were forced to use their shed as a kitchen when their dream conversion went wrong.
Series producer Annie Heather ; Executive producer Mark Hill
The fly-on-the-wall documentary series based at London's Heathrow airport returns with the first in a new six-part run. John attempts to escort boyband, Blue, to their flight. Series producer Michael Houldey ; Executive producer Edwina Vardey
First in a new six-part drama series starring Pauline Quirke as the mother of three children, each with a different father.
April convinces the three absent fathers that she has a sexy new boyfriend, Callum, a friend from work.
Pauline Quirke becomes a serial mother: page 18
[Photo caption] Three children, three fathers and not a partner in sight? Just another regular day for the indefatigable April
Being April 9.00pm BBC1
Here is a new weekday-evening series that seems to be quite unashamed of its undeclared intent to warm every cockle in every heart of everyone who watches it. If you don't find yourself glowing inwardly like an efficient radiator after watching the first episode, you might just feel like a cynical old party pooper. A lot will depend on how you feel about Being April's star, Pauline Quirke, who is one of the BBC's most bankable assets. And for a good reason, as no one can play brittle-on-the-outside/soft-on-the-inside like Quirke. She is in her element as April, a cheerful and positive but occasionally lonely single mother who has three children by three different men. You might think this all sounds very modem and self-consciously controversial, and in some ways it is, particularly as one of the dads is gay and another is Asian (the third is just a hopeless white heterosexual), but in just about every other way, Being April is very old-fashioned. In this first episode April finds herself on the receiving end of some very welcome (if perhaps unlikely) attention by a handsome, witty and charming manager at the company where she is a telephonist. He is played by the splendid Clive Russell, now safely back from his stint in Rockface. April quickly hits on a ruse to get the three dads to make more efforts with their children. It works, but then things veer off on an unexpected course.
Pauline Quirke becomes a serial mum: p18
With Michael Buerk.
10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang.
Tonight's panel includes Health Minister Yvette Cooper and Sun columnist Emma Jones. From Stoke-on-Trent.
Executive producer George Carey : Editor Nick Pisani CONTACT DETAILS: phone [number removed] (calls charged at 25p), or e-mail via the programme's website: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime
A roundup of the action from Gold Cup day.
Courtroom drama starring Michelle Forbes and Stockard Channing. A high-flying prosecutor seems to have it all: a flourishing career, marriage and children, but a failed armed robbery changes all that. Review page 57.
Director Rod Holcomb (1996)
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