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Robert Kilroy-Silk discusses a topical issue with a studio audience

Ruby Wax discusses ‘dumbing down’ and is joined by celebrity guests Clive James and Chris Eubank. Including a DIY slot with Tommy Walsh

DIY show presented by Anna Walker, Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe. An Edwardian farmhouse has a fireplace restored to its former glory and wood panelling added to the walls

David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at an antiques fair in Wetherby in which to acquire the best bargains possible with 200 pounds. Plus a visit to the stately home of Castle Howard

Quiz show in which presenter Paul Ross tries to prevent contestants winning 4,000 pounds and claim the cash for himself

Bob Holness referees a duel of words and wit between Alan Coren and Sandi Toksvig. Panellists are John Leslie, Tony Robinson, Pam Ayres and Rebecca Wheatley

Libby and Drew accept Lou’s offer and move into his house. Toadie writes Maggie a letter telling her how he feels. Lou feels uncomfortable when Libby reveals that Rosie might have an interest in him

Lighthearted drama series about a hospital doctor who uses his sleuthing skills to help the LAPD crack baffling cases. A medical student and Dr Sloan's brother are both implicated in a mysterious series of events that end in an accidental death

Drama series set in the Magistrates’ court of a small Welsh town. A hungover Des expects defending a local publican to be a walkover, but has not reckoned on the skills of new prosecutor Cheryl Cates. And for some young girls, the real drama takes place outside the courtroom

Playtime with the puppet people - featuring Bella, Milo, Jake and Fizz. After watching a video about polar bears, Jake imagines meeting a bear who teaches him the polar bear stomp. The others make the Tweenie garden look like the North Pole to help Jake remember the dance. Then they have fun dancing around

Animated series featuring the classic comic character from the Beano comic. The Dog Training School promises Dennis’s father that they can turn Gnasher into a perfect pooch

Dave Benson Phillips and Lisa Brockwell present a game show that offers children the chance to turn the tables on an assortment of adults, including parents and teachers, and unceremoniously ‘plunge them in the gunge’

Children’s comedy drama series about a brother and sister whose parents are prone to revert to childhood, behaving in ridiculous and unpredictable ways. When they snap out of it, they have no memory of what they have done and blame all the destruction on their kids. What is going on?

Children’s art magazine with Mark Speight, Jay Burridge and Kirsten O’Brien. In this edition, food made from tissue paper that looks good enough to eat, creating a realistic 2-D picture from an assortment of 3-D objects, and working with plaster at the Leytonstone Centre of Contemporary Arts

Topical news magazine for children

Libby and Drew accept Lou’s offer and move into his house. Toadie writes Maggie a letter telling her how he feels. Lou feels uncomfortable when Libby reveals that Rosie might have an interest in him

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David Attenborough looks at how research has finally revealed the secret behind the remarkable sticking power of the gecko’s foot. This discovery could offer truly futuristic ways of sticking objects together, and may even help NASA to explore distant planets. Including a look at the urban-dwelling tokay gecko that happily resides alongside the citizens of Bangkok as one of the few reptiles tolerated in homes

Pauline is disappointed with the response to her Jubilee plans. An unexpected visitor returns to Walford just in time to rescue Janine. Kat takes it upon herself to help Little Mo’s case. Phil becomes suspicious of Tom

Medical drama series. Jess gives Alex several opportunities to talk her out of the termination, but he accepts none of them, and Jess goes ahead with the procedure. Meanwhile, her father Ric is busy trying to organise his birthday drinks, oblivious to his daughter’s predicament

Series of occasional psychological thrillers. Ken Grendle, a hard-working businessman, pleads with his bank for financial assistance, but to no avail. When attempts to recoup his losses from a regular customer come to nothing, he finds himself planning the ultimate revenge

Ron Manager - aka Paul Whitehouse - introduces the second of three documentaries looking back at classic moments from previous World Cup finals. Argentina 78 featured Archie Gemmill’s famous ‘wonder goal’ when Scotland took on the mighty Dutch. Spain 82 saw Bryan Robson score the contest’s fastest ever goal when England played France, and in Mexico 86 Lineker won the Golden Boot - but the ‘Hand of God’ intervened

Tense medical drama about a young researcher’s bid to isolate the cause of a deadly virus, her first assignment as a newcomer to a world-famous medical research establishment. When she is taken off the project, she goes out on a limb to pursue the dangerous research independently