With Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.
A Couple seek a property in Cannock, Staffordshire.
More real-life medical drama from the Guy's and St Thomas ' complex in London. With Nick Knowles and Nadia Sawalha. Followed by News; Weather
deluding a modern bungalow in north London and an old dairy in Derbyshire. (Revised repeat)
The Foster family need to raise cash to buy a new table. Followed by News; Weather
Peterborough hosts the antiques challenge today.
Regional News; Weather
Carmella's stalker is uncovered. Repeated at 5.35pm
A pregnant junior solicitor faces a future without the baby's father.
The Dead File. A satirical comic strip leads to threats against
Jessica.
Regional News
It's carnival week.
Tracy and Justine hatch a plan to get rid of Michael for good.
How to get creative on a beach, and use texture.
The radical way to save creatures from extinction, and some cute species.
Shown at 1.40pm
With George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth. Including a weather summary.
Followed by Weather with John Hammond.
GREATER LONDON London Calling. It's the end of the Second World War. and two London families tell of their contrasting experiences after heavy bombing. Producer Grant Pollard ; Executive producer Dippy Chaudhary SOUTHEAST Hellfire Comer Jitterbugs and Doodlebugs on the Frontline. A reunion dance night for three people who once entertained troops in Folkestone. Director David Stevenson ; Producer Ian Neale
EAST One Day in May. A housewife with a missing husband, a German soldier imprisoned in Essex and a rebellious young girl tell their stories of VE Day.
Producer Patrick McGrady ; Executive producer Diana Hare A VE Day anniversary concert from London's Trafalgar Square, A Party to Remember Live, is broadcast on BBC1 and BBC Radio next Sunday
Pauline meets her granddaughter and makes a life-changing decision. Minty faces a nightmare.
Writer Deborah Cook This week's episodes produced by George Ormond and directed by David Kester Cast on page 43 Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders
3/10. At Billy Butlin 's first holiday camp in Skegness, Lincolnshire, Suzi Quatro takes Alan Titchmarsh through her collection of bass guitars. Plus fashion expert Tracy Tolkien on the evolution of the swimming costume and showbiz expert David Lashmar sifts through a collection of singles by Jethro Tull.
Weeks of campaigning and political wrangling are over, the votes have been cast and now the nation waits to find out who will form the new Government. Host David Dimbleby sets the scene for the night to come and the first real indicator, the exit poll figures, are analysed. At 10.15 Fiona Bruce presents a round-up of the latest national news.
Then it's full steam ahead for the team as they bring the results, analysis and all the human drama of this seminal night in the political calendar. Jeremy Paxman talks to the key players, while Andrew Marr finds out what the parties are saying off the record. Fiona Bruce provides election news updates throughout the night and Peter Snow presents his latest state-of-the-art, virtual-reality graphics, including the swingometer. Natasha Kaplinsky , Anna Ford , Kirsty Wark , John Simpson and Rageh Omaar are among those reporting on all the shocks and surprises occurring around the UK.
Director Rob Hopkin : Editor James Stephenson EMAIL: Election2005@bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk/election
BBCi: the red button on the handset will provide a wealth of additional information for digital viewers, including a full results service, a four-screen selection and a special edition of 10 o'clock News Extra
Meet the political editors: page 22; How the live broadcast works: page 25; The telegenic cabinet: page 26
