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With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky. Plus, from
8.30, Philippa Forrester delivers another report on preparations for Christmas at Kew Gardens. Timetable on Monday

Contributors

Unknown:
Dermot Murnaghan
Unknown:
Natasha Kaplinsky.

Ends 5.35.

The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody becomes a spy. Knothead and Splinter take part in some medieval games.

4.05 Mona the Vampire
A jealous guest uses magic to interfere with a wedding.

4.15 The Story of Tracy Beaker

Tracy makes a big impression on a visiting writer.

4.30 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza tries to rescue Darwin from kidnappers.

4.55 CBBC at the Fame Academy

Continuing the week's updates.
Evening episode at 7pm

5.00 SMart
How to create your own fossils. Plus, a visit from the Hulk.

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Writer ("The Story of Tracy Beaker"):
Elly Brewer
Tracy Beaker:
Dani Harmer
Cam:
Lisa Coleman
Justine:
Montanna Thompson
Louise:
Chelsie Padley

The Beales prepare for Steven's return. Kat and Anthony come to a decision. And a familiar face returns to the Square.
Episode written by Mark Clompus ; Producer Nicky Cotton ; Director Jamie Annett Further cast on Friday Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice Fancy the EastEnders ringtone? Visit www.radiotimes.com for details

Contributors

Written By:
Mark Clompus
Producer:
Nicky Cotton
Director:
Jamie Annett
Zoe Slater:
Michelle Ryan
Little Mo Morgan:
Kacey Ainsworth
Peggy Mitchell:
Barbara Windsor
Phil Mitchell:
Steve McFadden
Sam Mitchell:
Kim Medcalf
Alfie Moon:
Shane Richie
Spencer Moon:
Christopher Parker
Nana Moon:
Hilda Braid
Chris Wright:
Tom Roberts
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Laura Beale:
Hannah Waterman
Alison:
Sarah French-Ellis

Nobody's Fool. The resumption of an old affair blinds
Deed to the ulterior motives of his power-hungry lover, in the penultimate episode of the four-part legal drama.
Writer/Producer GF Newman; Director Jonny Campbell

Contributors

Director:
Jonny Campbell
Judge John Deed:
Martin Shaw
Jo Mills:
Jenny Seagrove
Francesca Rochester:
Jemma Redgrave
Dorothy Lomax:
Billie Whitelaw
Heathcote Machin:
Alec Newman
Mason Allen QC:
Colin McFarlane
Ed Hay:
Eddie Marsan
Darina Hay:
Amy Marston
Wilfred Hay:
Alex Noodle
MaryHay:
Jane Lowe
Charlie Deed:
Louisa Clein
Georgia Charming:
Caroline Langnshe
Row Colemore:
Christopher Cazenove
Kevin Helyer:
Ricci Hamett
Carol Hayman:
Simone Lahbib
Giles Rowley:
William Tapley
Sir Ian Rochester:
Simon Chandler
Laurence James:
Fraser James
Sir Michael Nivan:
Trevor Bowen
Rita Cooper:
Barbara Thorn
Stephen Ashurst:
Dave Norman
Brian Harrison:
Michael Eaves
DCI Skinns:
Michael J Jackson
Tim Ball:
Dermot Keaney
Jean:
Susan Porrett
Dr Schindler:
Kiran Hocking
Henry Kuhle:
Andrew Whipp
Merigo Henderson:
Sara Carver
Dylan Broadbent:
Darren Strange
MrJohnson:
James Barron
Peter Bushnell:
David Griffith
Nellie Tatchell:
Rachel Power

Panellists in Hereford are Rhodri Morgan , Caroline Spelman , Jackie Ballard and John O'Farrell. David Dimbleby chairs. 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:
Rhodri Morgan
Unknown:
Caroline Spelman
Unknown:
Jackie Ballard
Unknown:
John O'Farrell.
Unknown:
David Dimbleby
Producer:
George Carey
Editor:
Nick Pisani

Thriller. LA cop and bestselling author Dennis Meechum finds himself plunged into the deadly and treacherous world of a corporate killer. Review page 62.
Director John Flynn (1987,18)
Followed by Skiing Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
Dennis Meechum
Director:
John Flynn
Dennis Meechum:
Brian Dennehy
Cleve:
James Woods
Roberta Gillian:
Victoria Tennant
Holly Meechum:
Allison Balson
David Madlock:
Paul Shenar
Graham:
George Coe

Wartime drama starring Anthony LaPaglia. An Italian priest struggles with his faith when his village is occupied by the Nazis and he falls for a Resistance fighter. Review page 62. Director Thomas Michael Donnelly (1997, 12)

Contributors

Unknown:
Anthony Lapaglia.
Director:
Thomas Michael Donnelly

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