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Chef James Martin rustles up some food for Bonfire Night, designers Justin Ryan and Colin McAllister offer more room ideas, and Mark Franks runs a boot market. Followed by News; Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
James Martin
Designers:
Justin Ryan
Designers:
Colin McAllister
Designers:
Mark Franks

A special one-hour edition sees Mac facing a heart-stopping decision.
(More cast on Friday)

Contributors

Writer:
Marc Peirson
Mac McGuire:
Christopher Timothy
Kate McGuire:
Maggie Cronin
Linda Croft:
Charlotte Randle
Philip Croft:
Andrew Grainger
Aaron Croft:
Ben Oldfield
Father David:
Richard Standing
Mr Lee:
David Cann
Mr Ballard:
Andrew Havill
Dl Mike Trent:
Steve Toussaint
Dave Moon:
Tony Aitken

Ends 5.35.

The Woody Woodpecker Show
Featuring a baby buzzard, a bait and hook and a spate of bad weather.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am on BBC2)

4.05 Mona the Vampire
The town is threatened by a despot from ancient Egypt.

4.15 The Cramp Twins
A clothing disaster proves to be advantageous for Wayne.

4.30 Viva S Club
The band try to get cult DJ El Porco to play their demo.
(Shown on The Saturday Show)

4.55 CBBC at the Fame Academy
The latest from the Fame Academy.
(Evening edition at 7pm)

5.00 Byker Grove
Ben returns from Tenerife wanting his money from Bill.
(Cast and next episode Thursday 5pm)
[web address removed]

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Writer (Viva S Club):
Gerard Foster

Three more of the eight remaining students face "probation". Series producer Louise Rainbow ; Executive producer Richard Hopkins
Continues on BBC Choice; Fame Academy Uncut is at 11.05pm

Contributors

Producer:
Louise Rainbow
Producer:
Richard Hopkins

Long Day's Night. Bonfire Night almost ends in tragedy.
Written by James Stevenson : Producer Simon Massey ; Director Bill Britten
Repeated next Saturday on BBC Choice www.bbc.co.uk/holby

Contributors

Written By:
James Stevenson
Producer:
Simon Massey
Director:
Bill Britten
Tom Campbell-Gore:
Denis Lawson
Ed Keating:
Rocky Marshall
Chrissie Williams:
Tina Hobley
Sandy Harper:
Laura Sadler
Diane Lloyd:
Patricia Potter
Kath Shaughnessy:
Jan Pearson
Danny Shaughnessy:
Jeremy Edwards
Mubbs Hussein:
Ian Aspinall
Lisa Fox:
Luisa Bradshaw-White
Ben Saunders:
David Paisley
Steve Waring:
Peter de Jersey
Jess Griffin:
Verona Joseph
Terry Fox:
Miles Anderson
Tony Vincent:
Lee Warburton
George Keating:
Garry Cooper
Scott Ransom:
Ferdy Roberts
Luke Ransom:
Gregory Chisholm
Karen Barbour:
Lorna Brown
Callum Barbour:
Darren Saul

Swingers. Jeff's sordid secret is out in the third part of the Simon Nye-scripted , six-part comedy series.
Director Jonathan Gershfield ; Producer Paul Schlesinger

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Nye-Scripted
Director:
Jonathan Gershfield
Producer:
Paul Schlesinger
Mary Tregwednack:
Dawn French
Angela Phillips:
Catherine Tate
Holly:
Anne-Marie Duff
Jeff:
Sean Foley
Jake:
David Bradley
Harry:
Richard Mylan
PC Alan:
Stewart Wright
Doug:
Bill Bailey

Darren persuades Linda, Jimmy and Michelle to take part in a demonstration in the third of the ten-part comedy drama.
Written by Chris McHallem ; Producer Phil Collinson
Director Charles Palmer RT SHOP OFFER: Linda Green Series 1. video £15.99, DVD £18.99, incl p&p. Call [number removed], quoting ref RADT 9013. or visit www.radiotimes.com/rtshop

Contributors

Written By:
Chris McHallem
Producer:
Phil Collinson
Director:
Charles Palmer
Linda Green:
Liza Tarbuck
Michelle Fenton:
Claire Rushbrook
Darren Alexander:
Daniel Ryan
Jimmy McKenzie:
Sean Gallagher
Frank Green:
Dave Hill
Iris Green:
Rachel Davies
Sukie:
Meera Syal
Policeman:
Josh Moran
Mr Megaphone:
James Masters
Fat policeman:
Christopher Goulding

Programmes with sign language. Ends 1.50.
WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?
The Man Who Learned to See The story of a man, blinded at three, who had his sight restored. First shown on BBC2 WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?
1.00 Thalidomide - Life at 40 Those affected by the disaster drug discuss their tribulations. First shown on BBC2

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