Presented by Simon McCoy and Sian Williams.

A businessman has a budget of £500,000 for a rural property in Warwickshire. With Melissa Porter, Dominic Littlewood.

Can the Abraham family mend their ways in time to raise £3,000 for a holiday in Florida? Hosted by Lorne Spicer.
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A couple are unhappy with the decor and layout of their home near Fleet, Hampshire. But is the alternative any better?

A couple who love outdoor sports de-clutter in an attempt to buy new equipment.

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Who will have reason to shout the loudest as town criers and their wives compete against each other in Uttoxeter?

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David and Lil vie for Serena's affection. Dylan's out for revenge. Repeated at 5.35pm

Can a couple with a downsized domicile in Dorset raise money for a new camera?

Down and Dirty Dead. A rider is killed at the filming of a motocross video.

The week's final visit to the Seagull's Rest B&B.

Double bill. Tony wants to ride a rollercoaster, then the twins go to stay with their scary grandmother.

5/9. Smiles quickly turn to frowns as Adelaide has shock news for the pupils. Hosted by Jake Humphrey.

McFly perform their latest single, plus the launch of a survey about asthma.

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Presented by George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth. Plus a sport round-up.

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4/10. Angellica Bell combines holidaying and hard work on the tsunami-hit Thai island of Phi Phi, Jeremy Sheffield watches whales in Baja, California, and Simon Calder advises another group on how to perk up their package. Ex-110m hurdles world champion Colin Jackson puts his sprinting skills to the test when he sees how far he can go on £500, while Charlie and Tuesday Knowles try to educate their dad Nick in the delights of Walt Disney World, Florida.

Sam's spiralling paranoia leads to a showdown in the Vic. Pauline finds a new partner at the salsa night. For cast see page 41
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When all the children go away for the weekend, Ben (Robert Lindsay) and Susan (Zoe Wanamaker) have some time to themselves. But it's been so long since that happened, have they forgotten what to do with it?
With Gabriel Thomson.
Writer Ian Brown and James Hendrie ; Director Dewi Humphreys
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Atmospheric detective thriller starring Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd.

When the niece of police psychologist Dr Alex Cross disappears in North Carolina, he discovers she has been snatched by a serial kidnapper known as "Casanova". The doctor's best hope to save her is Kate McTiernan, the only woman to have escaped the abductor's clutches.
Concludes at 10.35pm. Review page 56.
(1997, 18)
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The conclusion of the detective thriller.

With Kim still held captive, Jack tries to get Palmer to free up the Drazens' frozen assets. In the conclusion to series one, will the mole within the CTU be unmasked?
(First shown on BBC2)

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