With Mishal Husain , Bill Turnbull. news.bbc.co.uk
5/10. Financial advice.
Nadia meets the expat couple who live in Valencia, Spain, and import exotic plants and trees. Followed by News; Weather
Dreams to make a struggling Pub successful are threatened by a fire in the roof. Followed by News; Weather
Will choir members make a profit in West Yorkshire?
Cash is needed to set up a bespoke chocolate business.
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Harold clings to hope as Ramsay St residents try to rebuild their lives. Repeated at 5.35pm
5/5. Molly. Young mechanic Molly discovers an inexhaustible, ecofriendly fuel in this romantic comedy. See Monday's choice.
Producer Carol Harding ; Director Terry
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Two tigers face life-threatening operations. (Revised rpt) 6)
Can you really have a picnic without sun?
Phobos still plans to get Elyon across the veil.
The Zombie hotel hosts its first garage sale.
3/8. King Stupid is in love.
Zoe continues her training with the RNLI, and the cast of West End ballet Edward Scissorhands perform live.
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Presented by George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky. Including a sport round-up.
Followed by Weather with Darren Bett.
Everton midfielder Lee Carsley , world light-heavyweight champion boxer Clinton Woods , motorcycling's Neil Hodgson and Olympic cyclist Chris Hoy join Ally McCoist , Matt Dawson and Sue Barker. Producer Gareth Edwards ; Executive producer Caroline Roberts
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New series 1/10. Sir Steven Redgrave , Jon Culshaw , Gina Yashere and Sarah Cawood compete to be the fastest star in a car. After re-creating movie stunts, racing in modified armchairs and driving Ferraris, the leaders can use a "car catapult" to hurl vehicles at giant coconuts. Presented by Dougie Anderson. Director Roy Chapman ; Producer Claire Zolkwer
First shown on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree Jon Culshaw 's Commercial Breakdown is at 10.35pm
Rosie prepares to leave Walford - but will Keith learn of her infidelity in time to save his family? Writer Nicholas Hicks-Beach For cast see page 27
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday
3/6. Lost Youth. A legal battle develops between the parents of a desperately ill baby and doctors who don't want to prolong the infant's suffering if his weak heart stops again. Meanwhile, personal demons surface when Deed sentences a young boy.
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3/8. A bad poker face, a bear shopping and dodgy dancing in the office feature among this week's selection of weird and wonderful TV ads. Dead
Ringers star Jon Culshaw talks about the names celebrities give their kids, automated messaging and why we all need a best friend.
Director Patricia Mordecai ; Producer Sue Fox
High-flying martial arts drama starring
Jackie Chan. A Hong Kong policeman visiting New York takes on a gang in the Bronx. With Cantonese dialogue dubbed into English. Review page 45.
Director Stanley Tong (1996, 15) Film Trivia: page 47
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