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With Dermot Murnaghan and Sophie Raworth. Plus news from the Conservative Party conference and, after 8.30, guest singer Daniel O'Donnell. Timetable on Monday

Contributors

Unknown:
Dermot Murnaghan
Unknown:
Sophie Raworth.
Singer:
Daniel O'Donnell.

Ends 5.35.

Woody Woodpecker
Woody stows away, Buzz causes chaos, then Woody is demoted to pigeon.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am on BBC2)

4.05 The Mummy
The O'Connells are forced to make an emergency landing.

4.25 Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny offers a bankrupt a fortune.

4.30 Call the Shots
On set with the cast of Holby City and guest Bend It like Beckham star
Parminder Nagra. With Sarah Cawood, Steve Wilson and Fearne Cotton.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.10am on BBC2)

5.00 Byker Grove
Tina and Dom's relationship becomes strained.
[web address removed]

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Presenter (Call the Shots):
Sarah Cawood
Presenter (Call the Shots):
Steve Wilson
Presenter (Call the Shots):
Fearne Cotton
Mukasa:
Simon Yugire
Anjali:
Nisha Joshi
Joe:
Chris Beattie
Regina:
Jade Turnbull
Tina:
Lynne Wilmot
Dom:
Daymon Britton
Luke:
Dominic Beebe
Adam:
Alex Beebe
Bill:
Adam Ironside
Stella:
Emma Littlewood
Bradley:
Nicholas Nancarrow
Akili:
Patrick Miller
Eve:
Rory Lewis
Jamie:
Matthew Edgar
Reenie:
Jean Southern

Peggy jumps to all the wrong conclusions.
Episode written by Andrew Taft ; Producer Nicky Cotton
Director Mark Sendell Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice

Contributors

Written By:
Andrew Taft
Producer:
Nicky Cotton
Director:
Mark Sendell
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Jamie Mitchell:
Jack Ryder
Peggy Mitchell:
Barbara Windsor
Sam Mitchell:
Kim Medcalf
Billy Mitchell:
Perry Fenwick
Little Mo Morgan:
Kacey Ainsworth
Trevor Morgan:
Alex Ferns
Gus Smith:
Mohammed George
Robbie Jackson:
Dean Gaffney
Jim Branning:
John Bardon
Dot Branning:
June Brown
Ricky Butcher:
Sid Owen
Roy Evans:
Tony Caunter
Sharon Watts:
Letitia Dean
Tom Banks:
Colm O Maonlai
Dr Trueman:
Nicholas R Bailey
Garry Hobbs:
Ricky Groves
Lynne Hobbs:
Elaine Lordan
Charlie Slater:
Derek Martin
Patrick Trueman:
Rudolph Walker
Janine Butcher:
Charlie Brooks
Paul Trueman:
Gary Beadle
Julie Smith:
Joseph Kpobie
Joanne Ryan:
Tara Lynne O'Neill

In the last of the current series two teams of students are given L500 apiece as they try to turn a profit at an antiques fair in Cambridge. Presented by David Dickinson. Executive producer Mark Hill ; Series producer Melanie Eriksen

Contributors

Presented By:
David Dickinson.
Producer:
Mark Hill
Producer:
Melanie Eriksen

Love and Marriage. Alice experiences a shock revelation the night before her wedding.
Written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew Archer ; Director Dewi Humphreys Producer Jon Plowman and Sue Vertue

Contributors

Written By:
Richard Curtis
Written By:
Paul Mayhew Archer
Director:
Dewi Humphreys
Producer:
Jon Plowman
Producer:
Sue Vertue
Geraldine Granger:
Dawn French
David Horton:
Gary Waldhom
HugoHorton:
James Fleet
Alice Tinker:
Emma Chambers
Frank Pickle:
John Bluthal
Jim Trott:
Trevor Peacock

The Assassin. Gary's stalker pays an unexpected visit in the last of the current series.
Written by Charles Peattie and Mark Warren
Director/Producer Ed Bye www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/celeb

Contributors

Written By:
Charles Peattie
Written By:
Mark Warren
Producer:
Ed Bye
Gary:
Harry Enfield
Debs:
Amanda Holden
Johnson:
Rupert Vansittart
Troy:
Leo Bill
Lee:
Eddie Marsan
Tim:
Dominic Rowan
Matthew:
Stewart Wright

Damian Green MP, shadow secretary of state for education and skills Baroness Walmsley, journalist Janet Street-Porter and former racing driver Jackie Stewartjoin David Dimbleby and a London audience.
Executive producer George Carey ; Editor Nick Pisani CONTACT DETAILS: phone [number removed] (calls charged at 25p), or email via the programme's website: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime

Contributors

Unknown:
Damian Green
Unknown:
Janet Street-Porter
Unknown:
Jackie Stewartjoin David
Producer:
George Carey
Editor:
Nick Pisani

BBC One London

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