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A series charting the contrasting fortunes of famous individuals who have lived their lives in the public eye. This edition documents the lives of Marianne Faithfull, Anita Pallenberg, Bianca Jagger, Jerry Hall and Mandy Smith: women who have all had a certain influence over members of the Rolling Stones

Dawna Walter presents a series in which she helps people to simplify their lives by clearing out their domestic clutter, while antiques and bric-a-brac dealer Mark Franks helps to turn junk into hard cash. A busy single mother, whose house is packed with children’s prams, clothes, toys and gifts from friends, is forced to regain some valuable living space

Adam Hart-Davis examines innovations from the Tudor period that had a lasting impression on British society. The development of scientific instruments enabled the Tudors to explore the world by land and sea. As well as looking at how the pencil was invented by shepherds in the Lake District, he also uncovers evidence suggesting that an English scientist - and not a Dutchman - invented the first telescope

Drama short in which a chance meeting gives an undeclared schoolyard passion another chance

Magazine for the deaf community. Lara Crooks talks to deaf actress Caroline Parker. Plus the second part of Switch

With news at 6.00, 7.00, 8.00; business news at 6.15, 6.45, 7.50; regional news and travel at 6.27, 6.55, 7.28, 7.55, 8.28, 8.55; sport at 6.35, 7.35, 8.35; weather at 6.25, 6.53, 7.15, 7.53, 8.15, 8.55

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

Live documentary series in which Matthew Kelly, Kate Humble and Jeremy Guscott report on the triumphs and trials of patients and staff at one of Britain’s busiest hospital complexes, Guy’s and St Thomas’

Horticultural makeovers. This edition features a natural style pond which becomes the focal point of a garden. Kim Wilde offers some advice on aquatic plants

The DIY show in which homes are given a cost-free facelift. Anna Ryder Richardson and her carpenters transform three rooms in one day using leftover paint, wood and fabric

Antiques dealer David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at an 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

Saxon’s father makes an offer. Max, Summer and Boyd settle in to their new home. Lou challenges Harold about his feelings for Rosie

Medical drama series. Oliver’s radio phone-in uncovers a family secret

Jessica Fletcher is disputing the inclusion of her short story in a girlie magazine when she finds herself confronted by the murder of the magazine’s owner.

Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Florrie finds a party hat, but it is no good without a party

Animated adventures with Woody Woodpecker and friends. Woody becomes a spy in ‘Spy Guy’; Knothead and Splinter take part in some medieval games in ‘Ye Olde Knothead and Splinter’; and in ‘Life in the Pass Lane’, Woody has a race

Cartoon adventures of a ten-year-old girl who solves ghoulish mysteries. Charley gets more than he bargained for when he finds a real asteroid

Animation about ten-year-old twins Wayne and Lucien Cramp - brothers who are complete opposites of one another. When Mr Cramp decides to give up riding the bucking bull after one too many falls, the rest of the family hatch a plan to get him back in the saddle

Children’s drama series about a magical coin which makes dreams come true. Melody prepares for her appearance on Top of the Pops. The Helping Hands agency has some grotty jobs lined up for the girls. And Jack’s search for the money does not go according to plan

Jake Humphrey and Holly Willoughby go behind the scenes of the talent search series, talking to the students and tutors, including voice coach Carrie Grant and headmaster Richard Park. Broadcasting live from CBBC’s studio in the back garden of the academy, the show also features exclusive interviews with expelled students, and opportunities for CBBC viewers to have their say

Children’s magazine. Konnie Huq takes a trip to sunny Hawaii, where she learns more about volcanos and one of the most advanced telescopes of all time

Topical news magazine for children

Saxon’s father makes an offer. Max, Summer and Boyd settle in to their new home. Lou challenges Harold about his feelings for Rosie

The latest national and international news from the BBC

Regional news magazine

Consumer magazine hosted by Nicky Campbell, with reporters Kate Sanderson, Paul Heiney and Ashley Blake. In this edition: the mobile phone company which has attracted over 1,000 complaints from Watchdog viewers

Terry Wogan introduces a hilarious selection of out-takes from the BBC TV archives, including mishaps from ‘Changing Rooms’, ‘Sunburn’ and ‘Jonathan Creek’

Phillip Schofield presents the midweek Lottery draws

Rolf Harris introduces stories of animals in crisis from the consulting rooms of Harmsworth Hospital in North London. Inspector Becky Griffiths needs assistance from the police when she receives a report of two dogs abandoned in a house. And reporter Jamie Darling travels to Norway to hear the latest in the saga of Keiko the killer whale, star of the film Free Willy

Disaster-prone Basil Fawlty runs a Torquay hotel with his overbearing wife Sybil. Basil tries to attract a better class of clientele.

A series in which Professor Robert Winston examines human instincts and patterns of behaviour. In this edition, he reveals that our instincts are honed to survive in a world far riskier than the one we inhabit today, and that this is why we often crave food high in calories, reject food that could be poisonous, and react to primeval dangers such as snakes.

A programme documenting the logistical and creative challenges of bringing one of the UK’s longest-running musicals, ‘Les Miserables’, to China. A Western musical has never been staged in Communist China before, and the US-based touring cast and production crew are unsure how the ideals of the French Revolution - liberty, fraternity and equality - will be received by the audiences of Shanghai’s Grand Theatre

Dark drama about a woman who murders her mother to get her inheritance and then asks her brother to kill her boyfriend. When the siblings are arrested, the sister escapes,leaving her brother to face the consequences