With Mishal Husain, Bill Turnbull.
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A Young family in Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, get a lift up the Property ladder.
Sam Isaacs is about to launch Spain's first lads' mag. With
Nadia Sawalha. Followed by News; Weather
A former council house gets some TLC from Kevin Allan and Louise Lear.
A bargain bought at Peterborough Fair, Cambridgeshire makes double its price at auction. Followed by News; Weather
David Young from Essex needs cash so he can treat his friends to a day out at the races.
Regional News; Weather
Alex and Susan receive a glimmer of hope. Janelle's book is unleashed. Repeated at 5.35pm
Forsaking All Others. A secret is revealed when a wife discovers the reason for her own illness. Writer Nell Denton
For cast see page 31
The Murder Channel. A neighbour hooked up to a surveillance system witnesses a murder.
First shown on ITV
Can Loia and Lotta really look after Sizzles the dog without a hitch?
Caleb, the rebel leader, finds himself trapped in Meridian quicksand.
Sam, believing he is a zombie, sets out to save his new "family".
2/8. King Stupid (Marcus Brigstocke) decides to revolt against Goober's revolting cooking.
Gethin will be experiencing the art of survival in one of the most inhospitable and haunting places on Earth, Namibia's Skeleton Coast in Africa.
With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. Including a sport round-up. Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett.
8/8. One of the tightest men in Scotland is given a crash course in extravagance and generosity by his free-spending drinking buddy. New gadgets, a new wardrobe, a luxury spa trip and a party for all his mates add up to the biggest spend of the series.
But, in this final episode, does he learn his lesson?
Director Ed Venner ; Series producer Richard Bowron (5)
Ruby's life hangs in the balance. Phil's desperate to leave with Sharon, but will Johnny catch up with him first? Jane warns Ian his unpopularity is spreading, and there's a shock for the young Millers. Writer Simon Ashdown For cast see page 31
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday
2/6. My Daughter, Right or Wrong. An animal-rights activist is put on trial for the murder of an eminent scientist after an explosion in a laboratory. Charlie Deed is appointed as lead defence barrister in the case, being heard before her father, but her enthusiasm leads to unprofessional outbursts.
Writer/Producer GF Newman; Director Tristram Powell
With Huw Edwards. Regional News
Then Weather with Alex Deakin.
2/8. Impressionist and comedian Jon Culshaw takes a look at over-zealous tennis players, some rather silky pins and a close shave with a polar bear as he unveils a second compendium of the world's wildest, weirdest and funniest television adverts.
Visceral prison drama starring Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames. When world heavyweight boxing champion George "Iceman" Chambers is sent to a California prison after being convicted of rape, it's only a matter of time before he encounters resident hard case Monroe Hutchens. Review page 49.
Director Walter Hill (2002, 15) Premieres: page 42
Followed by Weatherview
