Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sian Williams.
Timetable on Tuesday
People who have fallen out with their mothers join today's studio discussion. AUDIENCE: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)
Followed by News; Weather (Si
A Surrey couple who have spent years working abroad desire an English country garden.
The team create a snakes and ladders-themed child's bedroom. Followed by News; Weather
Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe attempt to transform a modem fitted kitchen to 1950s retro.
BBC GOOD HOMES MAGAZINE: L2.40
Designers Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan renovate a two-bedroom Northampton terrace. Followed by News; Weather
Nadia takes Leapy wife out for some pampering.
Eve Pollard, Jeremy Spake and Andy Gray try to identify two celebrity homeowners.
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Weather
Weather
Lou tells Rosie the truth about his money worries.
Repeated at 5.35pm
The Murder of Sherlock Holmes In the conclusion to yesterday's story, Jessica tries to clear her nephew after he is charged with murder.
First shown on ITV
"Nasty" Nigel Lythgoe presents the quiz show.
It's harvest time. but what happens to wheat after it's been cut?
Ends 5.35.
Arthur
Muffy's dad becomes the new soccer coach, and Binky suddenly refuses to play at band practise.
4.10 Rugrats
The babies visit a theme park, Angelica breaks her mum's phone, then she controls the babies time with her watch.
4.35 Even Stevens
Louis talks his fellow classmates into making a stand against the older students.
5.00 Blue Peter
Today's show features the youngest member of the team - 20-month old border collie Meg.
BBC Blue Peter magazine: £1.85
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5.25 Newsround
With Lizo Mzimba and Adam Smyth.
Shown at 1.45pm
With Huw Edwards. Including weather summary.
Details on Tuesday
Followed by Weather with David Braine.
Jayne Middlemiss rounds off the budget-travel series with a trip to Tunisia, while Ben Shephard stays in a Normandy chateau. Phil Gayle makes the most of the British weather and takes a walking break in the Lake District and Matt Allwright gets to grips with holiday consumer issues. Series producer Anne Taylor ; Executive producer John Comerford
Repeated with sign language at 2.05am Swiss Alps and Portugal holiday offers: page
Sue Barker hosts another session of the light-hearted sports quiz, with regular team captains Ally McCoist and John Parrott and a quartet of sporting personalities.
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On Britain's first fast-track medical course, five wannabe doctors are training in record time -just four years. It's the Government's latest attempt to fix the problem of doctor shortages and, for the first time, arts graduates can go on the course. Cameras follow the new trainees, who include a banker and a French graduate, from their nerve wracking interviews through to the end of the first year.
Producer Sadie Holland ; Series producer Tessa Livingstone
Phillip Schofield hosts the midweek draws.
Active or Idle. Are we born or are we made? In the final part of the latest update following 25 babies bom at the start of the 21st century, Professor Robert Winston examines what happens when children don't get the training they need and asks whether having lots of energy is always a good thing. Series producer Tessa Livingstone ; Executive producer Sarah Hargreaves
www.bbc.co.uk/science Bathtime bonding: page 33
With Michael Buerk. 10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with David Braine.
Then National Lottery Update
Andrew reveals to Alice snippets of his past and Simon discloses his brush with the millionaire's club. Meanwhile
Neil has encounters several pints in the last of this week's instalments. See Monday's choice.
For cast see Monday
Romantic drama starring Russell Crowe and Salma Hayek that charts the tempestuous relationship between a temperamental photographer and a fiery schoolteacher.
Widescreen. Review page 43.
Director Robert Greenwald (1996, 15)
Followed by Weathervlew
A selection of recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 3.05.
Wildlife on One Sensitive Sharks. David Attenborough narrates this documentary revealing another side to the most feared and successful predators in the oceans.
Tyranny. The 12 prisoners and guards agree to set a up a free society in the last of the four-part series.
First shown on BBC2
shown at 7pm
The team launch a rescue operation as a groom with good intentions but no DIY talent prepares to welcome his bride's family to his home.
