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Ruth is suffering from terrible toothache when she arrives at work and Julia insists that she makes an emergency appointment with her dentist, as the medical drama continues.
Julia and George later discuss the need to get a new doctor and partner as soon as they can to replace Joe and Nick. Julia tells George she's interviewing Doctor Heston Carter, who used to be a surgeon but who wants to move into general surgery. He's very flamboyant, but effortlessly charms Julia – who, to her surprise, ends up offering him the job and partnership on the spot.
Ronnie, meanwhile, calls Eva and tells her that Jimmi knows that she is undercover. When Eva angrily hangs up, she sees Jack and Liam interviewing Poppy to do some "jobs" for them around the estate.
Ruth is played by Selina Chilton, Julia by Diane Keen, George by Stirling Gallacher, Doctor Heston Carter by Owen Brenman, Ronnie by Sean Gleeson, Eva by Angela Lonsdale, Jack by guest star James Gaddas and Poppy by guest star Kerrie Hayes.
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Zainab is concerned about what Tamwar is getting up to on his computer and asks Masood to talk to him, as life in Albert Square continues.
Danielle, meanwhile, has a run in with the police, while Ian worries what Jane is up to when the gym she is supposedly going to has no record of her.
Elsewhere, Tanya changes her mind about telling the girls about their move to France.
Zainab is played by Nina Wadia, Tamwar by Himish Patel, Masood by Nitin Ginatra, Danielle by Lauren Crace, Ian by Adam Woodyatt, Jane by Laurie Brett and Tanya by Jo Joyner.
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Sunshine
Ep 2/3
Tuesday 14 October
9.00-10.00pm BBC ONE
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Bernadette can't take Bing's gambling any more and throws him out, leaving him to take refuge at his dad's house, as the comedy written by Craig Cash and Phil Mealey continues.
Bing has always managed to win Bernadette's forgiveness and, although he knows it's going to be tougher this time, he still expects to do so. However, when it becomes clear that she has no intention of doing so, and makes new plans for a life without him, his gambling spirals out of control.
Bing's dad, George, tries to help his grandson, Joe come to terms with the situation and consoles him about the reasons for his father's behaviour. However, even he can no longer justify or tolerate Bing's behaviour.
Bernadette is played by Lisa Millet, Bing by Steve Coogan, George by Bernard Hill and Joe by Dominic Senior.
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British Style Genius Paul Smith
traces the growth of his
business British tailoring – from Savile Row to Paul Smith and Tommy Nutter to Ozwald Boateng – goes under the fashion spotlight tonight, as BBC Two continues to fly the flag for British design.
Tonight's programme delves into the history of tailoring and Savile Row, tracing its roots in military and aristocratic dress, and featuring contributions from Paul Smith; Ozwald Boeteng; Timothy Everest; Michael Caine; Roger Moore; Edward Sexton; John Pearse; Twiggy; Salman Rushdie; and Richard James.
The film shows how tailoring is a story of elegant craftsmanship. Honed in the workshops of Savile Row tailors including Henry Poole, Anderson & Sheppard and Timothy Everest, it describes the process of creating a bespoke suit – from the 40 separate measurements that create a blueprint of the wearer's body to the painstaking weeks of cutting, stitching and fitting that go into making a suit unique to the wearer.
Paul Smith is a household name in Japan and British Style Genius traces the growth of his business from its humble beginnings in Nottingham back in the early Seventies to the global brand it is today, with over 200 shops in Japan alone.
The film follows Smith on one of his many trips to Japan where he explains the enduring appeal of his "classics with a twist" formula, and how an interest in tailoring, combined with a love of all things colourful, eccentric and distinctively British, is at the heart of his clothing.
High-street retailer Burton was founded in 1900 and, in its heyday, clothed a third of the male population of Britain. British Style Genius meets the company's Brand Director, who reveals plans to revive Burton's classic styles with a Heritage line of clothing.
The programme also looks at the some of the greatest style icons in men's fashion – from James Bond in the Sixties and Twiggy's Tommy Nutter suits in the Seventies to "Cool Britannia's" young tailors such as Ozwald Boateng, Richard James and Timothy Everest in the Nineties.
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Later
Live ... With Jools Holland Ep 5/9
Tuesday 14 October
10.00-10.30pm BBC TWO
www.bbc.co.uk/later
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Snow Patrol, Tom Jones and Eliza Carthy are among Jools Holland's guests on this week's edition of Later Live.
Snow Patrol, who make a welcome return to the Later studio, perform a song or two from their new album, A Hundred Million Suns, the follow-up to the million-selling Eyes Open.
The legendary Tom Jones, who is about to release his new album, 24 Hours, which features his songwriting debut, is also in the studio to perform a number from it.
Eliza Carthy, meanwhile, performs songs from her recent acclaimed album, Dreams Of Breathing Underwater.
Further acts due to appear tonight will be confirmed closer to transmission.
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