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Could your finances benefit from an overhaul? Money expert
Martin Lewis has some balance-boosting tips. plus Britain's worrying love affair with credit and parental advice for a spendthrift son.
Series producer Karen Mackinder

Contributors

Unknown:
Martin Lewis
Producer:
Karen MacKinder

Captivating adventure based on a true story, starring Charles Martin Smith as a scientist who braves the Arctic wilderness to study wolves. Review page 54.
Director Carroll Ballard (1983. PG)

Contributors

Unknown:
Charles Martin Smith
Director:
Carroll Ballard

Scotland v Wales Jill Douglas introduces live action from Murrayfield (kick-off 3.00).
Having seen off England and France, Wales will be confident of beating the Scots and setting up a showdown with Ireland next week. Scotland, meanwhile, have struggled to find this years first Six Nations win. However. history is on their side - Wales have won at Murrayfield just once since 1985. Andrew Cotter and Jonathan Davies commentate. TV presentation Paul Davies ; Editor
AlastairMclntyre BBCi: press the red button for extra features. including commentary selection, live statistics and expert postmatch analysis (text[number removed] with your questions)

Contributors

Introduces:
Jill Douglas
Unknown:
Andrew Cotter
Unknown:
Jonathan Davies
Unknown:
Paul Davies

8/8. It's AD 106, and the Roman emperor Trajan has the Dacian citadel of Sarmizegethusa in his sights. Will his generals - played here by a team of climbers from Suffolk - prevail? With Richard Hammond.
Series producer Angus Cameron

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Hammond.
Producer:
Angus Cameron

4/4. Which pin-up pooch is Best in Show? The wait is almost over as the pick of the pastoral and working groups completes the line-up. Plus the crowning of the Kennel Club's Hero Dog of the Year. BBCi: digital viewers can access extra features via the red button

10/11. Right Said Fred's Richard Fairbrass , Mags from A-Ha, MTV's Emma Griffiths and soul singer
Terri Walker join Bill Bailey , Phill Jupitus and Mark Lamarr. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Steve Doherty Rptd Sat Phill Jupitus on Willie Nelson : page 40

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Fairbrass
Unknown:
Emma Griffiths
Singer:
Terri Walker
Unknown:
Bill Bailey
Unknown:
Phill Jupitus
Unknown:
Mark Lamarr.
Director:
Paul Wheeler
Producer:
Steve Doherty
Unknown:
Phill Jupitus
Unknown:
Willie Nelson

3/6. Low-key comedy featuring the many faces of Paul Whitehouse. Therapy with Peter (Chris Langham ) is meant to be beneficial, but for Michael it's simply baffling. With Alison Senior and Alison King. Writers Chris Langham and Paul Whitehouse
Director Declan Lowney ; Producer Jane Berthoud

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Whitehouse.
Unknown:
Chris Langham
Unknown:
Alison Senior
Unknown:
Alison King.
Unknown:
Chris Langham
Unknown:
Paul Whitehouse
Director:
Declan Lowney
Producer:
Jane Berthoud

9/12. Dunbar finds himself on the wrong end of a court appearance.

(Postponed from last week)
(First shown BBC3)

Contributors

Writer:
Anita Pandolfo
Director:
John Alexander
Producer:
Victoria Fea
Bruce Dunbar:
Phil Daniels
Gulliver Ray:
Emmet Brown
Sarah:
Georgia Mackenzie
CS Ross:
Annabelle Apsion
Janey:
Rebekah Staton
Spinky Sutherland:
Craig Parkinson
Daniel Gulliver:
Geoffrey Burton
Tony Metcalf:
Trevor Williams
Supt Jackson:
Connor McIntyre
PC Lordson:
Tony Mooney
PC Gooch:
Adam Colclough
Mark Eliot:
James Cartwright
Judge Roberts:
Ian Hanmore
Laurence Whitaker:
Martin Reeve

Charlie. In the final episode, a publisher takes a shine to Vince's literary work. A new series is planned. Writers Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding ; Director Paul King
Producer Alison MacPhail First shown on BBC3

Contributors

Unknown:
Julian Barratt
Unknown:
Noel Fielding
Director:
Paul King
Producer:
Alison MacPhail

Six Nations highlights, plus a round-up of Premiership action, including high-flying Leicester v London Irish. Director Phil Sibson : Series editor Lucy Cutler
Repeated on Tuesday at 1.30pm

Contributors

Director:
Phil Sibson
Editor:
Lucy Cutler

Gauche comedy starring
Nick Giannopoulos. A Greek-Australian layabout becomes a celebrity after an unfortunate run-in with the employment minister. Review page 54.
Director Aleksi Vellis (2000)

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Giannopoulos.
Director:
Aleksi Vellis

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WorkSkills: Get Confident Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Tool Kit to Communicating Making the Best of Yourself 88153 3.00 The Tool Kit to Communicating Talking with Others 30153 4.00 Confidence Zone In the workplace. 96207 5.00 Confidence Zone With advice on boosting confidence and self-esteem.

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