With Dermot Murnaghan and Sian Williams.
8/10. What became of a hairdresser and a gardener?
Today's lot: two plots of land in Devon, a Norfolk shop and an old house in Newcastle. (5) Followed by News; Weather
A Birmingham home won't sell for love or money. Do the designers have the Midas touch?
Bankers and lawyers battle it out in central London's Covent Garden. With Tim Wonnacott. Followed by News; Weather (5)
Fiona Bruce hears from Sir Bob Geldof , Michael Vaughan , Lord Coe, Dame Ellen MacArthur and Jane Tomlinson about their abiding impressions of a tumultuous year, and meets survivors of Hurricane Katrina, the Asian tsunami and the London bombings.
Alex's illness begins to take its toll. Repeated at 5.35pm
Will the sale of antiques fund a dream shopping trip?
Roadkill. A fatality could mean the end of the road for a trucking firm. First shown on ITV
Paul demonstrates to Barry the right and wrong way to run a corner grocery shop.
Double bill.
Chaos ensues when Jimmy wishes Christmas could be every day.
Weather forecasting gives Mark a smart idea, while Kirsten gets weaving.
The all-singing, all-dancing Christmas special concludes. Blue Peter Christmas Show is on Friday 23 December at 4.55pm
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With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. (5) Followed by Weather with Darren Bett. (5)
5/5. At Devonport naval base, ghostbusters are investigating claims the dockyard is haunted.
Meanwhile, HMS Chatham sails to Egypt to bury 30 British sailors with full military honours who died
200 years ago when Admiral Nelson destroyed the French Fleet. She then sails north to Turkey to represent Britain at the 90th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign. With strong language.
What exactly caused the tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 to be so large and so deadly? In May, a team of scientists set out to explore the epicentre of the earthquake, deep below the Indian Ocean. Scientists now confirm that uplift on the sea floor caused the tsunami, with 750 miles of the faultline rupturing in just 500 seconds. Other areas are also at risk, so what can now be done to help protect them?
Director/Producer Ed Wardle
Repeated with sign language on Friday 30 December at 2.45am
Tsunami Gala Concert is on Boxing Day at 7pm on BBC4
With Fiona Bruce. Regional News
Then Weather with Helen Willetts. (5)
2/2. A Bittersweet Symphony. There's drama as it becomes clear the concert in London's Hyde Park is not going to be allowed to overrun. Surely 200,000 people could not be deprived of the climax, featuring Robbie Williams , the Who and Pink Floyd's reunion? Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell became the arbiter. Producer Paul Burgess Live 8 concert highlights are on Wednesday 28 December at 10am
Followed by National Lottery Update
5/6. Four Horsemen
Harrowing details of war crimes against children in Uganda.
12.30 6/6. Ethiopia
Bob pays a return visit to the country that first triggered his indignation about widespread famine 20 years ago.
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Followed by Skiing Weather
Signed programmes.
ONE life 7/7. Brian Harvey 's sobering tale.
1.55 Garden School 6/8. Horticultural design. <s) (su
2.25 Coast 12/13. Hunstanton to Dover.
3.25 The Story of God 2/3. Professor Robert Winston on Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
