Presented by Mishal Husain and Bill Turnbull.
Who can eat some excess carrots?
Who is causing trouble in Greendale?
Music from a school band.
News from Westminster.
Experts answer viewers' questions. With Adam Shaw.
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Take Part: find out today's subject for discussion and submit queries at [web address removed]
Introduced by Clare Balding.
Badminton/Basketball/Bowls/ Gymnastics/Table Tennis
Gold medals are decided today in the bowls singles, men's basketball, mixed doubles table tennis and rhythmic team gymnastics. There is also action from the badminton singles and doubles quarter-finals. Coverage is also available online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
L Digital viewers can access four extra
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Colin Jackson , Toyah Willcox and Peter Sissons try to guess the celebrity homeowners.
Will E375,000 be enough to buy an attractive Devonshire home and land for a couple desperate to be free of the congestion of Dartford?
BBC continuity announcers Phil Vowels and Sarah Gentry challenge chefs Lesley Waters and Antony Worrall Thompson. The Inside Story: page
Clever clogs clash.
Paul Martin inspects the Regency pier at Worthing in West Sussex, while antiques experts Michael Baggott and Philip Serrell appraise potential auction lots at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum.
Seven million people in the UK are involved in some kind of work at night, a figure expected to increase to 13 million by 2020. The Money Programme's Max Flint investigates the driving force behind the new 24-hour work culture. Does it mean the end of the habitual nine-to-five? Are the benefits to business and consumers coming before the health of the workers? Producer Adam Warner ; Series editor Clive Edwards
As the last weekend of the Melbourne Games begins, 21 gold medals have been decided, including nine on the penultimate day of athletics. Did Jade Johnson have success in the long jump pit? Also, three more medals were decided in diving, and the bowls competitions ended with the singles event. Live online at [web address removed] (UK only)
Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) - see [web address removed] for timetable
The London Games of 1948 brought hope to a world emerging from the darkness of the Second World War; but the "Blitz spirit" lived on, as British athletes got fit on jelly and custard, and women had to make their own kit. In a humorous peek behind the scenes, noteworthy archive film complements interviews with amateur athletes of the time. Alan Coren narrates.
3/4. The feel-good language adopted by the modern national curriculum is a far cry from the cutting sarcasm of the 1950s. Back then a school report like Norman Wisdom 's - "this child is every inch the fool; luckily for him he's not very tall" - was routine. With contributions from David Puttnam , Bill Oddie , Fiona Bruce and Gyles Brandreth. Richard Briers narrates. Producer Pip Banyard ; Exec producer Stuart Prebble
With Gavin Esler.
Kirsty Wark and guests review the highs and lows of the cultural week.
By the Liberal Democrats'
Treasury spokesman Vincent Cable.
The American singer/songwriter gives behind-the-scenes access to a show at Bush Hall, west London, where he plays tracks from his latest album Here Come the Choppers alongside classics such as One Man Guy and Hard Day on the Planet.
Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Top Gear: the Challenges! Including the best supercar available for £10,000.
Viewers' opinions of TV programmes.
Producer Lucy Kenwright Exec producer Caroline Wright
Followed by The Witness
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