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Antony Worrall Thompson and old mate Brian Turner are joined by James Martin, fresh from his stint competing on Strictly Come Dancing. Plus the chance for viewers to win a top prize and vote for their favourite dish to be made at the end of the show. Exec producer Elaine Bancroft
VOTE: [number removed] (10p); bbc.co.uk/food
COMPETITION: [number removed] (25p)
BBC Good Food magazine: the February issue is available from 12 January £2.95

Contributors

Unknown:
Antony Worrall Thompson
Unknown:
Brian Turner
Unknown:
James Martin
Executive Producer:
Elaine Bancroft

Hull City v Aston Villa
The first of this weekend's three FA Cup third-round ties on BBC1, from the Kingston Communications stadium (kick-off 12.30).
Championship side Hull will be looking to cause an upset against the seven-times winners of the competition, who have struggled to emulate their past glories of late, both in cup competitions and the Premiership. Presented by Manish Bhasin , with commentary from Jonathan Pearce and Mark Bright. Luton Town v Liverpool is at 5.25pm, with Match of the Day highlights at 10.30pm. Producer Andy Gilbert
Editor Mark Demuth Digital viewers can catch the breaking football news from 2.00 in Score

Contributors

Presented By:
Manish Bhasin
Unknown:
Jonathan Pearce
Unknown:
Mark Bright.
Producer:
Andy Gilbert
Editor:
Mark Demuth

Presented by Ray Stubbs.
World Darts All eyes are on Lakeside in Surrey as the World championships return to Frimley Green for the 20th successive year. Can current champion
Raymond van Barneveld hang on to the crown he claimed for a fourth time in an exciting final against Martin Adams last year? Producer Richard Carr : Editor
Ron Chakraborty [Web Address Removed] Digital viewers can access ongoing live coverage via the red button.
Also live online at [Web Address Removed]

Contributors

Presented By:
Ray Stubbs.
Darts Player:
Raymond van Barneveld
Darts Player:
Martin Adams
Producer:
Richard Carr
Editor:
Ron Chakraborty

Luton Town v Liverpool
Kenilworth Road is the venue (kick-off 5.30) for two sides who, when they last met in the tournament back in 1987, needed two replays to separate them.
These days, Championship contenders Luton are looking to return to the top flight of English football, while European champions Liverpool are beginning their bid to win a seventh FA Cup, spearheaded by manager Rafael Benitez and captain Steven Gerrard. Presented by Gary Lineker. There are highlights from some of the day's other third-round ties during half time, and further highlights are at 10.30pm.
Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong

Contributors

Unknown:
Rafael Benitez
Unknown:
Steven Gerrard.
Presented By:
Gary Lineker.
Producer:
Phil Bigwood
Editor:
Paul Armstrong

Guppy agonises over whether to help his own father kill himself.
[web address removed]

Contributors

Writer:
Peter Mills
Producer:
Margaret Boden
Director:
Shani Grewal
Comfort Jones:
Martina Laird
Harry Harper:
Simon MacCorkindale
Abs:
James Redmond
Tess Bateman:
Suzanne Packer
Nina Farr:
Rebekah Gibbs
Ellen Denham:
Georgina Bouzova
Guppy Sandhu:
Elyes Gabel
Maggie Coldwell:
Susan Cookson
Sam Bateman:
Luke Bailey
Bruno Jenkins:
Mark Bonnar
Kelsey Philips:
Janine Mellor
Nathan Spencer:
Ben Price
Jas Sandhu:
Madhav Sharma
Lauren Dunsford:
Leanne Lakey
John-Paul Dunsford:
Toby Vincer
Andrew Dorian:
David Beckford
Beverley Green:
Beverley Hills
Sabrina Watkins:
Stacey Cadman
Donald Trafford:
Dominic Letts
Sandra Petersham:
Sona Vyas

New series 1/6. A third series of dark drama with the Clyde University parapsychology team.
Insiders. Monaghan and his colleagues are forced to confront the sinister consequences of a seance that has gone terribly wrong.
Writer Ed Whitmore ; Producer Stephen Garwood ; Director
Diarmuid Lawrence www.bbc.co.uk/drama The X-Files movie is on ITV1 at 10.55pm The Inside Story: page 54
Bill Paterson answers One Final Question: page

Contributors

Unknown:
Ed Whitmore
Producer:
Stephen Garwood
Director:
Diarmuid Lawrence
Unknown:
Bill Paterson
Douglas Monaghan:
Bill Paterson
Craig Stevenson:
Lain Robertson
Justine McManus:
Dawn Steele
Angus Jenson:
Stephen Lord
Caroline Jenson:
Frances Grey
Alice Monaghan:
Cella Graham
John Tudor:
Duncan Bannatyne
Dr Samir Suppiah:
Roshan Rohatgl
Brian/Rodger:
Paul Blair
Cathy:
Clare Grogan
Chris Beale:
Brian McCardle
Kelly Tudor:
Kari Corbett

Did dreams come true for the would-be giant killers? Mark Pougatch introduces action from today's FA Cup ties, in which Premiership and Championship sides entered the fray alongside football's minnows. Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur is tomorrow at 6.20pm. Producer Paul Foster ; Editor Andrew Clement
Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am
Digital viewers can see highlights from the day's best third-round matches and a goals round-up until 4pm tomorrow afternoon

Contributors

Introduces:
Mark Pougatch
Producer:
Paul Foster
Editor:
Andrew Clement

Black comedy. Tim, like fellow student Chris, is worried about getting into college. Discovering they will receive preferential treatment if a room-mate commits suicide, the pair set their sights on Rand. Review page 44.
Director Dan Rosen (1997,15)
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Director:
Dan Rosen
Tim:
Matthew Lillard
Chris:
Michael Vartan
Rand:
Randall Batinkoff
Emma:
Keri Russell
Natalie:
Tamara Craig Thomas
Det Schipper:
Anthony Griffith

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