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Minty (Cliff Parisi) struggles with his conscience

Minty struggles with his conscience and doesn't know whether to tell Garry what he saw, in the first visit of the week to Albert Square.

Syd, meanwhile, gets a new flatmate but, unfortunately for her, it's not Bradley.

Shirley is horrified when she finds out that Heather is pregnant. Jordan asks Ben to cover for him when he skives off school, and Roxy uses Amy to get close to Jack.

Minty is played by Cliff Parisi, Garry by Ricky Groves, Syd by Nina Toussaint-White, Bradley by Charlie Clements, Shirley by Linda Henry, Heather by Cheryl Fergison, Jordan by Michael-Joel David Stuart, Ben by Charlie Jones and Roxy by Rita Simons.

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Viewers have another chance to catch up on the highlights and talking points from yesterday's play at Wimbledon, including the men's final, in this programme introduced by John Inverdale.

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In a remarkable adventure stuffed full of culinary and visual treats, Giles Coren and Sue Perkins journey to revolutionary France. With Sue's waist cinched in by a corset, and a curly wig astride Giles's head, the Supersizers experience the lives of Marie-Antoinette and King Louis XVI.

Resplendent in their sprawling home, Vaux-le-Vicomte – the inspiration for Versailles – Giles and Sue devour a 5,000-calorie breakfast feast of lamb cutlets, roast capon, eggs in orange flower water, a leg of ham and three bottles of champagne prepared by famed French chef Mickael Weiss.

Giles tries the exotic new vegetable craze, the potato, and Sue samples the simple broth that formed Marie Antoinette's last meal prior to her guillotine execution. But as the Revolution breaks out, the pair follow in the footsteps of the King and Queen and flee Paris in a horse-drawn carriage.

The Supersizers also observe the advent of the restaurant – with no aristocracy to cook for, chefs fled the deserted palaces and chateaux in order to set up establishments in which to feed the new egalitarian France. Giles and Sue end the week honouring this new creation with a meal created by the world's first restaurant critic, Grimod de la Reyniere.

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Krod and the gang learn they have been pawns in a conspiracy, as the groundbreaking action-comedy concludes. They try to save the resistance by deactivating the Eye of Gulga Grymna before it's too late.

Krod is played by Sean Maguire.

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Herc discovers a blast from the past which he belatedly reveals to his ex-colleagues, as the hit American police drama continues. Daniels blows a gasket over the real reason the detail was reassigned from an investigation in Pimlico to the Western District. Stringer Bell learns from Donette that she's told Brianna about McNulty's visit and that Brianna is likely to talk to him.

Meanwhile, Bubbles makes a sales call and finds Johnny; Omar grapples with guilt as Butchie points out some pitfalls; Greggs stumbles into Cheryl, forcing them to confront the realities of their relationship; and Carver announces a new tax initiative to help the unemployed.

After a traffic stop turns bad, Colvin is forced to explain Amsterdam to members of the detail. Bunk receives a gift-wrapped surprise, while a single mobile phone allows Freamon to begin mapping out a communications network for the Barksdale organisation.

Councilman Carcetti confronts Mayor Royce after learning that nothing has been done about the witness-protection issue; McNulty tracks Terri to Washington, where he discovers the ups and downs of a long-distance relationship; and Marlo dispatches a drive-by on a Barksdale corner from the calm of his pigeon coop.

Domenick Lombardozzi plays Herc, Lance Reddick plays Daniels, Idris Elba plays Stringer Bell, Shamyl Brown plays Donette, Dominic West plays McNulty, Andre Royo plays Bubbles, Leo Fitzpatrick plays Johnny, Michael K Williams plays Omar, Sonja Sohn plays Greggs, Seth Gilliam plays Carver, Robert Wisdom plays Colvin, Wendell Pierce plays Bunk, Aidan Gillen plays Councilman Carcetti and Jamie Hector plays Marlo.

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Show Me Show Me – Faces And Flowers Ep 1/40

Monday 6 July

Time to be confirmed CBEEBIES

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Chris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee invite children to their magical playroom in the sky

Younger viewers are invited to go on a journey to a magical playroom in the sky today, where CBeebies favourites Chris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee bring objects and ideas to life with a cry of: "Show me show me."

Faces and flowers are the subject of today's programme and younger viewers can get cosy and comfy and listen to a Toy's Tale – all about Teddington taking pictures of his furry face. Chris and Pui encourage children to pull happy and sad faces in a game of face snap.

Little Miss Muffet visits the playroom and Chris and Pui decide to decorate her tuffet with flowers. Chris plants some seeds on the balcony and grows some really funny flowers.

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