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Russell Howard's Good News

Thursday 25 March on BBC THREE

Comedian Russell Howard returns with more Good News, putting his spin on the week's headlines and highlighting some of the more overlooked stories that have caught his eye

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Six Nations Rugby – Wales v Italy/Ireland v Scotland/France v England

Saturday 20 March on BBC ONE

John Inverdale and Gabby Logan host live coverage as all six teams are in action on the final weekend of the Six Nations

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The Sport Relief Mile Show

Sunday 21 March on BBC ONE

John Inverdale and Fern Britton present all the news from Sport Relief Mile Events from around the UK, while Dame Kelly Holmes and Alan Shearer report from Cape Town, where thousands are expected to take part in a mile run in the shadow of Table Mountain

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The Man Who Cycled The Americas

Tuesday 23 March on BBC ONE

Mark Beaumont, who broke the record for pedalling around the world, is back in the saddle for an adventure that promises to be more exhilarating and agonising – a journey along the American Cordillera, the longest series of mountain ranges on the planet

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Over The Rainbow

Friday 26 March on BBC ONE See Week 12 Unplaced

Charlotte Church, Sheila Hancock and John Partridge head the judging panel as Andrew Lloyd Webber and host Graham Norton are reunited in a new search for a West End star – this time to find a Dorothy to fill the ruby red slippers (and a Toto, too)

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The Delicious Miss Dahl

Tuesday 23 March on BBC TWO

Author and food writer Sophie Dahl cooks up delicious recipes and reminisces about some of her own food memories in this new series

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Let's Celebrate

From Monday 22 March on CBEEBIES

From the firecrackers and dragon dances of Chinese New Year to the carols and cards of Christmas, Let's Celebrate takes younger viewers on a noisy, colourful and vibrant tour of the UK, showing how children around the country experience different religious and cultural festivals

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Cycling – World Track Championships

From Wednesday 24 March on BBC TWO

BBC Sport is in Copenhagen, Denmark, for live coverage of the Cycling World Track Championships, where triple Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy will hope to reclaim the title he was unable to defend last year

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Girls On The Frontline

Thursday 25 March on BBC THREE

BBC Northern Ireland Current Affairs has gained unique access to a group of extraordinary young women pushed to their limits as they serve in the British Army at the frontline of the conflict in Afghanistan

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Doctors

Friday 26 March on BBC ONE

The daytime drama, set in the fictional Midlands town of Letherbridge, celebrates its 10th anniversary (Diane Keen, who plays Julia, also presents a week of programmes celebrating the history of the show in Decade Of Doctors, from Monday to Friday)

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