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Tracey Cox, Jeremy Milnes and Jay Hunt offer advice to members of the public on the complex art of dating. A 41-year-old ex-journalist whose experience of dating is virtually non-existent is given a stylish new look, cookery lessons to help him woo any potential partners, and help with his lack of self-confidence

The current affairs series presents four reports on the spiralling level of street crime in Britain. A former mugger explains how to avoid becoming a target of street crime, a magistrate and a police officer reveal their frustrations dealing with young offenders who repeatedly break the law, and a carjack victim reports on ways to make the car more secure

Financial advice series. Enthusiastic money expert Alvin Hall helps a couple from Guildford to see that becoming parents means a fundamental change to their relationship as well as to their finances. New mum Emily Phipps is struggling with the emotional and financial costs of giving up her career - her finances have always been kept separate from her husband’s and she is not even sure how much he earns

Weekly magazine for deaf people. This week’s programme celebrates the achievements of 25 years of the disability arts organisation Shape. Plus there’s a profile of the work of Dorset sculptor Jonathan Sells

News and topical reports

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the Group F match between England and Nigeria at the Nagai Stadium in Osaka, Japan. Kick-off at 7.30. Commentary by John Motson and Trevor Brooking, and analysis from Martin O’Neill. Includes updates from the other fixture in Group F between Sweden and Argentina at the Miyagi Stadium in Japan

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

Sarah Matravers presents the DIY challenge show in which a room must be renovated in just 36 hours. Gavin Lowe and Jake Robinson split a room in two to create a gym and chill-out area

Antiques dealer David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at a Shepton Mallet antiques fair in which to acquire the best bargains possible with 200 pounds

Bob Monkhouse hosts the game show in which three contestants compete for the star prize, a luxury holiday

TV stars take up the challenge to cook a meal in 20 minutes. Chefs James Martin and Antony Worrall Thompson are joined by Anne Robinson and Dominic Cork

The Hancocks bid farewell to Ramsay Street. Michelle’s romantic plans are foiled. Lou and Rosie are trapped in a burning church

John Sullivan’s bittersweet sitcom. Penny is aching to tell Vince that she doesn’t want to see him again - the trouble is he hasn’t contacted her for over three weeks!

Sue Barker presents further coverage of the Stella Artois Championships from the Queen’s Club. Commentary by John Barrett, David Mercer and Pat Cash

Cartoon antics of toddlers who find high adventure in the adult world around them. In Adventure Squad, the babies acquire super powers and rescue Reptar. In The Way More Things Work, Tommy explains backyard basics to Dil. And in Talk of the Town, Angelica stages her own version of a TV talk show

US sitcom about the sibling rivalry between perfect student Ren and class clown Louis in the Stevens family. Louis takes dance lessons in order to impress Tawny at Zach’s party. Meanwhile, Ren’s attempts at impressing Bobby Deaver go slightly awry

Children’s magazine. Konnie Huq, Matt Baker and Liz Barker present a live edition of the show from the legendary Blue Peter garden. Vet Joe Inglis gets up close and personal with some killer spiders to co-incide with the release of the Spider-Man movie, and there’s a look at prize-winning orchids from the Rithlington School Greenhouse club

Topical news magazine for children

The Hancocks bid farewell to Ramsay Street. Michelle’s romantic plans are foiled. Lou and Rosie are trapped in a burning church

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Regional news magazine

Documentary series in which Steve Leonard tracks down nature’s most efficient predators. In this edition, Steve goes in search of the fastest and strongest animals on the planet. Featuring encounters with a cheetah, the world’s fastest fish, a great white shark, a polar bear, and an eagle with razor-sharp claws

Two-part documentary following the women of Eleven Platoon after they have left the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. Michelle Crawford takes on her troop of soldiers for the first time. Rachael McFadyen finds it difficult to get respect from the all-male infantry soldiers she sometimes commands. And there’s a look at how Lisa Potts is coping as the officer in charge of a troop of soldiers on duty in Oman

Dale Winton presents the midweek Lottery draws

David Dimbleby chairs a live debate on the future of the monarchy, featuring contributions from leading monarchists and republicans. As well as looking at the challenges the royal family face over the next fifty years, the programme also asks young people for their views. The audience at home will have the chance to put their point across via telephone, the internet or digital television

Gary Lineker introduces full highlights as England’s World Cup future is decided. Sven’s men take on Nigeria in their last match in Group F, while Sweden play Argentina. In Group B South Africa play Spain and Slovenia face Paraguay

Johnny Vaughan presents a chat show celebrating the fun and drama of the World Cup. Regular guests including Ian Wright, David Ginola and Jimmy Greaves are joined by celebrities from the worlds of sport, showbiz and politics