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Arthur
Binky tries to write a poem. DW loses her voice.

4.10 All or Nothing
Game show featuring mental and physical challenges.
Hosted by Jamie Rickers and Tara Maguire.

4.35 Kerching!
Is Mrs Lewis dating Ricardo's dad?

5.00 Short Change
An investigation into the world of child modelling agencies. Hosted by Angellica Bell, Ortis and Rhodri Owen.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am on BBC2)
Contact: If you have a story that would interest the team call [number removed] (calls cost 10p per min maximum) or email [address removed]

5.25 Newsround

Contributors

Presenter (All or Nothing):
Jamie Rickers
Presenter (All or Nothing):
Tara Maguire
Writer (Kerching!):
Annie Bruce
Taj:
Devon Anderson
Seymour:
Tendayi Jembere
Danny:
Jamie Sweeney
Missy:
Tisha Martin
Kareesha:
Velile Tshabalala
Ricardo:
Danny Young
Alex:
Elspeth Rae
Mum:
Judy Browne
Omar:
Jaeden Burke
Carlton:
Curtis Walker
Shinaz:
Allyson Brown
Kelvin:
Anthony Oseyemi
Mr Murray:
Julian Protheroe
Josie:
Francesca Molossi-Murphy
Presenter (Short Change):
Angellica Bell
Presenter (Short Change):
Rhodri Owen

Martin prepares to face a terrible task. Derek makes a momentous decision, and Patrick and Jim fall out.
Writer Sarah Phelps This week's episodes produced and directed by Nicholas Prosser Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 (AD)

Contributors

Writer:
Sarah Phelps
Producer:
Nicholas Prosser
Director:
Nicholas Prosser
Martin Fowler:
James Alexandrou
Pauline Fowler:
Wendy Richard
Derek Harkinson:
Ian Lavender
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Patrick Trueman:
Rudolph Walker
Yolande Duke:
Angela Wynter
Dot Branning:
June Brown
Jim Branning:
John Bardon
Robert Dowle:
Paul Antony-Barber
Gordon:
Michael Bertenshaw
Pat Evans:
Pam St Clement
Spencer Moon:
Christopher Parker
Alan:
Graeme Elton
Compere:
Peter Dalton
Mo Harris:
Laila Morse
Paul Trueman:
Gary Beadle
Helen:
Lorraine Hilton
Little old lady:
Elizabeth Ross

2/10. Dr Ellis attends to a man who has fallen off a wall, while Dr Davies struggles to diagnose a patient with a life-threatening bug in the docusoap following events at Royal London Hospital's A&E department.
Jeremy Sheffield narrates. Trauma on Three is at 9pm on BBC3.
Executive producer Camilla Lewis ; Series producer Alison Gregory

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy Sheffield
Producer:
Camilla Lewis
Producer:
Alison Gregory

2/7. A rather upset kebab shop owner confronts bailiffs Matt Sullivan and Lee Bates , both on the premises and out on the street, and a single mother who works two jobs faces arrest for not paying her council tax.
Producer Michael Lynch ; Series producer Sue Kennett

Contributors

Unknown:
Matt Sullivan
Unknown:
Lee Bates
Producer:
Michael Lynch

David Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Leeds, with a panel including poet Benjamin Zephaniah , author Joanne Harris and shadow health secretary Andrew Lansley.
Executive producer George Carey ; Series editor Nick Pisani BBCi: interactive options available to digital viewers via the TV handset CONTACT DETAILS: phone [number removed] (calls charged at 25p); text [number removed] or email via the website: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime

Contributors

Unknown:
David Dimbleby
Unknown:
Benjamin Zephaniah
Unknown:
Joanne Harris
Unknown:
Andrew Lansley.
Producer:
George Carey
Editor:
Nick Pisani

Courtroom drama based on a true story, starring Timothy Hutton as a legal expert who is hired to help prosecute a publishing company after a killer claims he used their manual as an aid to his crimes. Review page 57.
Director Andy Wolk (2000)
Followed by Holiday Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
Timothy Hutton
Director:
Andy Wolk

Signed programmes. Ends 3.35.
Danger on the Beach The annual Zapcat powerboat race in Newquay ends in disaster.
1.35 A Life of Grime 5/8. Environmental health officers investigate a suspicious death.
2.05 Safe as Houses 2/10. Building a flat-packed New England-style wooden house in the countryside. First shown BBC2
3.05 Watchdog Shown on Tuesday at 7pm

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