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4/4. Live from Arromanches in Normandy, this programme sets the scene for Sunday's events, while Hazel Irvine is at Southsea Castle where veterans will begin an emotional journey back to Normandy. BBCi: interactive options fordigital viewers Then News; Weather

A Game of Soldiers. A D-Day veteran helps a mother and her daughter get their priorities right.
More cast on Wednesday

Contributors

Dr Helen Thompson:
Corrinne Wicks
Chandra Sharma:
Sumitra Bhagat
Juliet Fleming:
Imogen Slaughter
MaryWebster:
Elizabeth Edmonds
Dr Brendan Mac McGuire:
Christopher Timothy
Tom Devlin:
Mark Healy
Sarah Finch:
Andrea Green
Dr Georgina Woodson:
Stirling Gallacher
RonnieWoodson:
Sean Gleeson
Arthur Weatherill:
Peter Sallis
Jo Dawson:
Jennifer Higham
Chris Dawson:
Lynne Verrall
Robert:
Josh Neale
Anish Sharma:
Ashwin Juneja
Writer:
David Howard

Ends 5.35.

Taz-Mania
Molly is asked to write Taz's latest adventure, then Bob touts Taz as a genius.

4.05 Astro Boy
Dr Tenma builds powerful criminal robot.

4.30 The Fairly Odd Parents
Vicky frames Timmy for the demolition of his own house.

4.45 Cavegirl
More important events make Hog-Heart cards seem trivial.
This week's episodes written by Rorie Sherwood
Cast Wednesday

5.00 SMart
Realistic animal drawing, a 3-D picture in a box, and adding colour to a dull picture.

5.25 Newsround

Frankie Dettori 's back in the saddle tonight, joined by Clare Balding and Austin Healey to take on Ally McCoist and his team-mates Alec Stewart and Martin Offiah. With Sue Barker. Producer Ade Rawcliffe ; Series producer Carl Doran Rptd tomorrow

Contributors

Unknown:
Frankie Dettori
Unknown:
Ally McCoist
Unknown:
Alec Stewart
Unknown:
Martin Offiah.
Producer:
Ade Rawcliffe
Producer:
Carl Doran Rptd

Sonia and Martin take action over Dot and Pauline's arguing.
Writer Richard Davidson More cast on Thursday Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday (AD) www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Davidson
Dennis Rickman:
Nigel Harman
Sharon Watts:
Letitia Dean
Kelly Taylor:
Brooke Kinsella
Gus Smith:
Mohammed George
Juley Smith:
Joseph Kpobie
Spencer Moon:
Christopher Parker
Kareena Ferreira:
Pooja Shah
Ronny Ferreira:
Ray Panthaki
Adi Ferreira:
Ameet Chana
Ash Ferreira:
Raji James
Tariq Larousi:
Nabil Elouahabi
Rev Tom Stuart:
Shaun Dooley
DS Bernard:
Stephen North
Bailiff:
Dave Lamb

News presenter Kirsty Young takes the helm this week as comedians Dave Gorman and John Bird join Paul and Ian. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Rebecca Papworth
Repeated tomorrow on BBC2

Contributors

Presenter:
Kirsty Young
Unknown:
Dave Gorman
Unknown:
John Bird
Director:
Paul Wheeler
Producer:
Rebecca Papworth

There's a thespian theme as Patrick Stewart , Lucy Davis and David Duchovny guest. Music comes from Supergrass. Producer Suzi Aplin ; Exec producer Addison Cresswell Rptd tomorrow

Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Stewart
Unknown:
Lucy Davis
Unknown:
David Duchovny
Producer:
Suzi Aplin
Producer:
Addison Cresswell Rptd

Ends 1.05. www.bbc.co.uk/three
Fergle and Son Examining the relationship between Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and his son Jason.
Producer Mike Radford ; Executive producer Samantha Anstiss
12.00 Sex and the Settee Following staff at a soft furnishings company.
Director Richard Macer ; Executive producer Alan Brown
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Alex Ferguson
Producer:
Mike Radford
Producer:
Samantha Anstiss
Director:
Richard MacEr
Producer:
Alan Brown

Signed programmes. Ends 5.00.
ONE life 4/7. The Woman in Me. Jim and John like being men - it's just that sometimes they like being women.
3.40 The Private Life of a Masterpiece 5/5. Whistler's Portrait of the Painter's Mother. Shown last Saturday on BBC2
4.30 Houses Behaving Badly A Northamptonshire family seek relief from their post-moving mayhem.

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