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Ends 5.35.
Arthur
Arthur runs for president and Francine tries to make her new neighbour move.

4.40 The Wild Thornberrys
Darwin is kidnapped.

4.20 The Story of Tracy Beaker
The Dumping Ground gets spooky.
Episode written by Rob Gittins
Cast and next episode on Thursday at 4.20pm
More from Jacqueline Wilson on the way: page 31

4.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Part two of today's tale.

4.50 Cavegirl
Cavegirl gets cool pals.
More cast Thursday

5.00 The Face at the Window
Em's experience helps Lesley and Robert survive on the streets.
Written by Barry Purchese
Continues on Thursday at 5pm

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Writer:
Rob Gittins
Writer:
Barry Purchese
Roast:
Hanty Capehorn
Stiks:
TJ Sorrell
Netal:
Tanya Baleson
Little Brother:
Chad Burton
Erri:
Angelo Andreou
Lesley:
Nica de Koenigswarter
Robert Harwood:
Simon Anderson
Victoria Harwood:
Emily Goodman-Smith
Kate Harwood:
Tarn Hoskyns
Amy:
Angela Down
DI Bruce Crammond:
Andrew Lancell
Mirko:
Serge Sonc
DS Graham Seddon:
Eamon Boland
Julian Davis:
Aleksandar Mikic
Davor Vesovic:
Goran Kostic

Nicky Campbell , Kate Sanderson , Paul Heiney and Ashley Blake with more consumer tips and complaints.
Editor Doug Carnegie Rptd with sign language tomorrow 2am CONTACT DETAILS: phone [number removed] (calls charged at national rate), or email via the programme's website: www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog

Contributors

Unknown:
Nicky Campbell
Unknown:
Kate Sanderson
Unknown:
Paul Heiney
Unknown:
Ashley Blake
Editor:
Doug Carnegie Rptd

Everyone is looking forward to letting their hair down at Chrissie and Owen's stag and hen nights.
[web address removed]

Contributors

Writer:
Johanne McAndrew
Producer:
Paul Goodman
Director:
Jim Doyle
Ed Keating:
Rocky Marshall
Chrissie Williams:
Tina Hobley
Sandy Harper:
Laura Sadler
Ric Griffin:
Hugh Quarshie
Diane Lloyd:
Patricia Potter
Kath Fox:
Jan Pearson
Danny Shaughnessy:
Jeremy Edwards
Owen Davis:
Mark Moraghan
Mubbs Hussein:
Ian Aspinall
Lisa Fox:
Luisa Bradshaw-White
Ben Saunders:
David Paisley
Steve Waring:
Peter De Jersey
Jess Griffin:
Verona Joseph
Sean Hunt:
George Calil
Norma Kilner:
Margot Leicester
Andy Kilner:
Benjamin Waters
Vernon Kilner:
Roland Oliver
Mark Blake:
Nicolas Beveney
Natalie Blake:
Sian Martin
Johnny Slater:
Fuman Dar

Esprit de Corps. When a string of robberies carried out using British army guns ends in the murder of a German policeman, Special Investigations Branch are called in to investigate.

Contributors

Writer:
Patrick Harbinson
Writer:
Ben Rostul
Producer:
Sarah Wilson
Director:
Justin Chadwick
Jo McDonagh:
Tamzin Outhwaite
Kenneth Burns:
Douglas Hodge
Philip:
Roper James Thornton
Bruce Hornsby:
Gordon Kennedy
Giles Vicary:
Blake Ritson
Sam Perkins:
Ian Burfield
Neve Kirland:
Raquel Cassidy
Angie Ogden:
Maggie Lloyd-Williams
Capt Gavin Howard:
Peter Guinness
Thomas Strauss:
Joachim Raaf
Steve Forney:
William Beck
John Cosgrove:
Julian Wadham
Linda Cosgrove:
Teresa Banham
Stefan:
Gunther Wurger
Tabitha Mitchell:
Eva-Marie Bryer
Luke Gemmill:
Alexander Abadzis
Willi Hartung:
Graham Cull
Carl Frake:
Simon Harvey
Duncan Cosgrove:
Matt Thomas-Davies
Polly Cosgrove:
Alexandra Thomas-Davies
Rufus Webb:
Stuart Bowman

Pre-First World War Europe was dominated by the splendid monarchies of cousins George V, Kaiser Wilhelm II and Tsar Nicholas II. Incorporating rehearsal scenes from Stephen Poliakoff's The Lost Prince, this documentary examines why only Britain's George V remained on the throne after hostilities ended.
Producer Catrine Clay ; Executive producer Laurence Rees
What would they do with The Lost Prince now?: page 14

Contributors

Unknown:
Tsar Nicholas
Unknown:
Stephen Poliakoff
Producer:
Catrine Clay
Producer:
Laurence Rees

I Thriller based on Frederick Forsyth 's novel, starring
Edward Fox. 1963: having failed in its attempt to murder General de Gaulle, the hard-line French Secret Army Organisation hires a top professional killer. Widescreen. Review page 50.
Director Fred Zinnemann (1973.15)
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Frederick Forsyth
Unknown:
Edward Fox.
Director:
Fred Zinnemann

Programmes with sign language. Ends 4.40.
Home Front A revamp in the capital. First shown on BBC2
3.00 Horizon Living Nightmare. A report on narcolepsy and its treatment. Shown last Thursday on BBC2
3.50 The Private Life of a Masterpiece Manet's Le Déjeuner sur
I'Herbe. Shown Saturday at 7.20pm on BBC2

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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