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00:00–16:00BBC HDJonny pulls out due to work commitments, leaving Ben and James in need of a new team mate.
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00:00–00:30BBC One (Wales only)The team hear from a couple who were sold a kitten that was too young to survive. (R)
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00:00–00:30BBC ParliamentPolitics with Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.
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00:15–01:15BBC Three10/11. Groom Patrick must organise every detail of his upcoming wedding to Emma all by himself. (R)
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00:20–01:20BBC Two (Scotland only)Lauren Laverne presents from the Glasgow School of Art. (R)
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00:30–01:00BBC One (Wales only)21/28. Dickens meets 21st century technology in A Christmas Carol 3D.
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00:30–01:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Tuesday 3 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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00:30–00:48BBC Radio 42/5. The manager of the Royal Court decides to stage Maugham's play, Lady Frederick.
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00:30–06:00BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)Pat Kane introduces a series of programmes examining the history of money.
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00:50–01:20BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)See Hear delves into the secret life of sign language interpreters. (R)
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveReports on President Obama, Cleveland murders and the Patriot engine class.
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01:00–02:00BBC ParliamentQuestions to Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling and his team, from 3 November.
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01:00–05:20BBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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01:05–01:30BBC World ServicePeter Day returns to Bolivia to report on a country split down the middle in several ways.
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01:15–01:45BBC Three2/8. Featuring a hotel guest who, in spite of his innocence, is billed for watching porn. (R)
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01:20–01:50BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)Tom Dyckhoff explores the decline of the country house and its fight for survival. (R)
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01:20–01:50BBC One (Northern Ireland only)2/14. There's a question mark over the future of Heike's nurse Sara - can her romance last? (R)
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01:32–02:00BBC World ServiceJimmy Wales on Wikipedia; Informed by Mendeley; Google Wave; MuseTrek at the Louvre
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01:45–02:40BBC Three1/3. Alex Riley sets out to unearth the horrors that could be in his meaty snacks. (R)
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01:50–02:20BBC One (except Northern Ireland)Farmer Jimmy Doherty makes breakfast from scratch, looking at cornflakes and coffee. (R)
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01:50–02:20BBC One (Northern Ireland only)See Hear delves into the secret life of sign language interpreters.
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02:00–02:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Tuesday 3 November.
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02:20–03:05BBC OneThe chefs are sent to Chelsea FC to prepare a pre-match lunch for some VIP guests. (R)
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02:20–02:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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02:25–03:25BBC Four4/8. How countries competed to launch the most magnificent passenger ships after WWII. (R)
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02:30–03:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan from 3 November.
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02:40–03:40BBC Three1/9. Bex and Chezden spend a week with the God-fearing Kimbroughs in Atlanta, Georgia. (R)
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02:40–03:00BBC World ServiceRupert Murdoch criticised websites that offer links to his news free. Google responds.
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03:00–03:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Tuesday 3 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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03:05–03:30BBC World Service14 years on death row; 25th anniversary of anti-Sikh riots in India.
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03:30–04:30BBC ParliamentQuestions to Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling and his team, from 3 November.
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03:32–04:00BBC World ServiceMade in Jamaica, José Saramago, Animal Farm pt 2.
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03:40–04:40BBC ThreeBecca Wilcox sets out to find the real culprits behind Britain's obesity epidemic. (R)
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04:00–04:15BBC Radio 786/90. Across the decades, Christopher Lee's vivid account of Britain's fast-paced history.
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04:15–04:30BBC Radio 72/5. Front man Alex Kapranos champions the merits of a Parisian salad made from gizzards.
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04:30–05:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Tuesday 3 November.
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04:40–05:30BBC Three2/8. Featuring a hotel guest who, in spite of his innocence, is billed for watching porn. (R)
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04:45–05:00BBC Radio 72/5. Patricia Hodge continues Ysenda Maxtone Graham's biography of her grandmother.
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05:00–07:00BBC BerkshireEverything you need to start the week with a smile.
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05:00–05:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan from 3 November.
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05:20–05:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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05:30–06:00BBC Radio 5 liveGM cancels plans to sell its European car business Opel, including UK brand Vauxhall.
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05:30–06:00BBC News ChannelThe latest business news, with reports from Singapore, Frankfurt, London and New York.
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05:30–06:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Tuesday 3 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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05:45–06:00BBC Radio 4Anna Hill hears that Eastern Europe's gangs are stealing UK farm machinery to order.
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06:00–09:00BBC EssexWith loads of good stuff.
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06:00–09:00BBC ParliamentBusiness in the House of Lords from 3 November.
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06:30–09:00BBC CumbriaJoin Mike with the latest news, sport, weather and traffic for Cumbria.
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06:30–08:00BBC Radio FoyleMark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
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06:30–09:00BBC Radio UlsterMark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
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07:00–09:30BBC GuernseyGary Burgess with news, weather, travel and sport, plus what's going on around the island.
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08:32–08:50BBC World ServiceThe BBC tracked a shipping container for a year. It's home and we broadcast from inside.
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09:00–10:00BBC Radio 5 liveNicky Campbell asks: is it time for British forces to get out of Afghanistan?
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09:00–12:30BBC CambridgeshireAndie Harper has everything from consumer advice to 'Andie's Audio Vault'.
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09:00–12:00BBC CumbriaWith the show that makes a difference to your everyday life in Cumbria.
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09:00–12:00BBC EssexWith health, heart, emotion and music.
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09:00–12:00BBC Hereford & WorcesterReal life in the two counties.
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09:00–12:00BBC LondonHave your say on the day's news.
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09:00–09:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Tuesday 3 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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09:00–09:45BBC Radio 4Lively and diverse conversation with Libby Purves and guests including Lawrence Dallaglio.
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09:00–12:00BBC ShropshireHave your say on the day's top stories - Call: 01743 248321.
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09:03–10:30BBC Radio Ulster'I could hear my son scream...' Mother of shooting victim speaks exclusively to us...
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09:05–09:30BBC World Service14 years on death row; 25th anniversary of anti-Sikh riots in India.
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09:15–10:00BBC OneRAF Rescue is scrambled to two climbers clinging 300 feet up on a slowly crumbling ledge.
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09:30–13:00BBC GuernseyInteresting people, interesting places and interesting things to do.
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09:30–11:30BBC ParliamentBusiness in the House of Lords from 3 November.
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09:30–12:00BBC WMThe brightest and liveliest West Midlands magazine. Presented by Mollie Green.
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09:32–10:00BBC World ServiceMade in Jamaica, José Saramago, Animal Farm pt 2.
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09:45–10:00BBC Radio 4 (FM only)3/5. In 1915, Maugham is despatched to Geneva to work for British intelligence.
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10:00–12:00BBC Radio 5 liveLatest on the report into MPs' expenses and the troops killed by a rogue Afghan policeman.
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10:00–12:15BBC Asian NetworkNikki Bedi with the best in arts, entertainment and music.
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10:00–11:00BBC One18/30. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander view properties in Sittingbourne, Watford and Alverston. (R)
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10:00–13:00BBC NewcastleCracking conversation and great music.
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10:00–11:00BBC Radio 4With Jenni Murray. Including Serena Williams; the dressing table.
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10:00–13:00BBC StokeConversation and debate with Paula White, on the programme that gets things done.
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10:05–10:30BBC World Service1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...
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10:30–12:00BBC Radio CymruBusnesu a sgwrsio, chwerthin a chrio. Chat, laughter and tears with Nia.
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10:32–11:00BBC World ServiceRichard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...
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11:00–11:30BBC OneOne of the expensive roof lights for Kristian's house goes AWOL in East London.
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11:00–14:00BBC NorthamptonDealing with your consumer issues.
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11:00–11:30BBC Radio 4John Hegley presents a poetic meditation on the M1, the transport backbone of Britain.
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11:20–11:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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11:30–12:15BBC OneThe Lief-Elliotts from Hampshire want to raise money for a much needed horse box.
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11:30–13:00BBC Two (Wales only)Includes Prime Minister's Questions live from the House of Commons at 12 noon.
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11:30–13:00BBC Two (England, Scotland only)Andrew Neil and Anita Anand examine Sir Christopher Kelly's review of MPs' expenses.
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11:30–12:05BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)The monthly session of questions from the Commons.
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11:30–12:00BBC ParliamentQuestions to Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward and his team of ministers.
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio nan GaidhealThe history of the Highlanders in the Lowlands: The Education Act 1872.
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio Scotland (except BBC Radio Orkney)Edi Stark talks to award-winning writer Christopher Brookmyre.
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12:00–13:00BBC Radio 5 liveCoverage and reaction from Prime Minister's Questions.
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12:00–13:00BBC JerseyChris Rayner hosts the lunchtime phone-in.
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12:00–14:00BBC LeicesterFeel-good radio at lunchtime.
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12:00–15:00BBC LondonEverything you need to know about London from architecture to accents and great music.
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12:00–12:30BBC ParliamentQuestions in the House of Commons to Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
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12:00–13:00BBC Radio 33/5. WIth Nielsen's comic opera about masked balls and his final string quartet.
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12:00–12:57BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
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12:00–13:00BBC Radio CymruCyfle i ymateb i bynciau'r dydd. Topical phone-in discussion.
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12:00–12:45BBC Radio Scotland (except BBC Radio Orkney)Bringing you up to date with breaking news from Scotland, the UK and the world.
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12:00–14:00BBC WMThe day's big phone in, the very latest on the big news and sports stories of the day.
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12:04–12:57BBC Radio 4 (LW only)
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12:05–13:00BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)Andrew Neil and Anita Anand examine Sir Christopher Kelly's review of MPs' expenses.
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12:05–12:30BBC World Service14 years on death row; 25th anniversary of anti-Sikh riots in India.
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12:15–13:00BBC One8/32. Tim Wonnacott and his two teams of Bargain Hunters take a trip to Corby.
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12:20–12:30BBC Asian NetworkNikki Bedi with the best in arts, entertainment and music.
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12:30–19:30BBC ParliamentCoverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Commons.
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13:00–16:00BBC Radio 5 liveJimmy Carr, Lord Mandelson and a round-up of the Formula 1 season with Bernie Ecclestone.
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13:00–13:30BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))Are deaf prisoners receiving equal treatment? Plus, new mum Melissa's Baby Diaries.
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13:00–16:00BBC OxfordAmazing stories from Oxfordshire.
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13:15–14:00BBC Radio CymruPob agwedd ar fwyd. Series looking at all aspects of food.
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13:30–14:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio 4Reporting drugs; comedy and offence; internet guru Steven Johnson.
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13:32–14:00BBC World ServiceMade in Jamaica, José Saramago, Animal Farm pt 2.
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14:00–14:30BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)14/40. Kealey Conroy wants to sell her Greenwich home and move to the country with her family. (R)
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14:00–14:30BBC Two (Scotland only)Dougie Vipond goes hunting, shooting and fishing as he takes on the McNab challenge. (R)
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14:00–17:00BBC Coventry & WarwickshireMark looks at what makes the people and places of Coventry and Warwickshire tick.
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14:00–14:15BBC Radio 787/90. Across the decades, Christopher Lee's vivid account of Britain's fast-paced history.
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14:15–14:30BBC Radio 73/5. Alex Kapranos enjoys haggis and recalls his grandfather, with stotty cake.
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14:30–15:40BBC Two (Scotland only)Coverage of some of the day's debates in the Scottish Parliament.
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14:30–15:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)Ben Fogle and Kate Humble meet a baby vulture who already has a taste for flesh. (R)
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14:45–15:00BBC Radio 73/5. Patricia Hodge continues Ysenda Maxtone Graham's biography of her grandmother.
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15:00–18:00BBC Asian NetworkMusic, entertainment and stuff in the middle with Noreen sitting in for Jas Rao.
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15:00–15:30BBC Radio 4Vincent Duggleby and a panel of guests answer questions on mortgages.
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15:05–15:30BBC World Service1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...
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15:32–16:00BBC World ServiceRichard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...
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15:40–15:45BBC Two (Scotland only)4/12. Cameron McNeish heads off for a wild walk across Lochnagar.
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15:45–16:30BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))15/75. In Bognor Regis, Charlie Ross spots a diamond ring with an interesting history.
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15:45–16:00BBC Radio 428/30. Prof Vickery explores the kind of homes the British struggled to create in India.
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16:00–19:00BBC OxfordYou decide the agenda - call Bill on 08459 311 111.
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16:00–16:30BBC Radio 4Laurie Taylor explores white collar crime. What exactly is it, who commits it and why?
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16:20–16:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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16:30–16:56BBC Radio 4Claudia Hammond talks to the eminent child psychiatrist Professor Sir Michael Rutter.
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16:56–17:00BBC Radio 4Margaret Thatcher is judged the least popular prime minister since polling began.
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17:00–19:00BBC LondonLondon's news, sport and travel with your views on the big issues.
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17:00–19:00BBC Radio 3Presented by Sean Rafferty. With conductor Michael Tilson Thomas and Peggy Seeger.
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17:00–18:30BBC Radio FoyleEssential news and views, local and international. Including traffic and weather updates.
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17:00–18:30BBC Radio UlsterEssential news and views, local and international. Including traffic and weather updates.
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17:15–18:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))A couple from Maidenhead want to find a house in Somerset with outbuildings and land.
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17:30–18:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Shetland only)Local news and weather, what's on, fish report and jobspot.
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17:55–18:00BBC ALBAConcerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country.
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18:00–19:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Shetland only)Topical discussion programme.
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18:30–18:55BBC Radio FoyleArts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
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18:30–18:55BBC Radio UlsterArts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
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18:55–19:00BBC Radio FoyleThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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18:55–19:00BBC Radio UlsterThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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19:00–19:25BBC ALBASeries looking at the waterways of Scotland. The Forth River. (R)
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19:00–19:30BBC One (Cambridgeshire, London, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire only)With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley. Ben Elton talks about his latest book.
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19:00–20:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)Neil Oliver visits Whitstable and ventures offshore to the remarkable Red Sands sea forts.
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19:00–22:00BBC BristolKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:00–22:00BBC SomersetKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:00–22:00BBC WiltshireKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:05–22:00BBC GloucestershireKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:15–19:45BBC Radio 4Bob Hoskins on taking on Dickens, and Sir Keith Park finally gets his plinth.
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19:20–19:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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19:30–20:30BBC Four4/8. How countries competed to launch the most magnificent passenger ships after WWII. (R)
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19:30–20:00BBC HDJimmy tries to discover what happens to milk before it arrives on the supermarket shelf.
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19:30–19:57BBC One (Cambridgeshire, London, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire only)Jimmy tries to discover what happens to milk before it arrives on the supermarket shelf.
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19:30–20:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 4 November.
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19:30–20:00BBC Radio FoyleA special programme looking at the Covenanter tradition.
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19:30–20:00BBC Radio UlsterA special programme looking at the Covenanter tradition.
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19:40–20:00BBC World ServiceThe BBC tracked a shipping container for a year. It's home and we broadcast from inside.
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19:45–20:00BBC Three2/13. Behind-the-scenes look at Martha's first trip in the TARDIS. (R)
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19:55–20:00BBC ALBAConcerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC Three10/11. Groom Patrick must organise every detail of his upcoming wedding to Emma all by himself. (R)
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20:00–20:50BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))2/14. A tale of life on the Zambezi River, set against the epic backdrop of Victoria Falls.
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20:00–23:00BBC ParliamentBusiness in the House of Lords from 3 November.
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20:05–20:30BBC World Service1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...
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20:30–21:00BBC ALBAReporting on the most interesting stories from around Europe.
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20:30–21:00BBC Four3/4. David Heathcote visits Casa Del Rio, an Art Deco fantasy house in rural Devon.
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20:32–21:00BBC World ServiceRichard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...
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20:45–21:00BBC Radio 41/4. The 1670 trial of two Quakers which established that judges cannot intimidate juries.
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20:50–21:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))One-tonne male bisons rut for the right to breed in the USA's Badlands National Park. (R)
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21:00–21:55BBC ALBAMèinnean talmhainn ann an Cambodia. A story of cultivation in the mined fields of Cambodia
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21:00–22:00BBC FourA profile of celebrated French artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. (R)
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21:00–22:00BBC HD2/6. The assassination of an archduke in Sarajevo sets in motion the wheels of world war.
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21:00–22:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))2/6. The assassination of an archduke in Sarajevo sets in motion the wheels of world war.
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21:00–21:30BBC Radio 4The story of the MV Ilala, a 60-year-old boat still in use in Malawi and Mozambique. (R)
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21:15–22:00BBC Radio 3With Anne McElvoy. Michael Goldfarb on his experience of the 1989 revolutions in Europe.
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21:30–21:58BBC Radio 4Lively and diverse conversation with Libby Purves and guests including Lawrence Dallaglio.
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21:30–22:00BBC Radio WalesAdam Walton serves up a slice of Welsh science and technology.
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21:55–22:00BBC Radio FoyleLocal information on health and social issues in Cantonese.
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21:55–22:00BBC Radio UlsterLocal information on health and social issues in Cantonese.
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22:00–22:30BBC ALBA1/8. Louise test drives the new Rolls Royce Phantom Coupe.
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22:00–22:50BBC HD2/14. A tale of life on the Zambezi River, set against the epic backdrop of Victoria Falls.
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22:00–22:30BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)Claire Savage speaks to teenagers from the class of 2002 about the 11-plus.
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22:00–23:00BBC Radio 33/5. WIth Nielsen's comic opera about masked balls and his final string quartet.
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22:00–22:30BBC Radio nan GaidhealThe history of the Highlanders in the Lowlands: The Education Act 1872. (R)
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22:05–22:30BBC World ServiceAmazonian tribal leader; Everest hospital and the question of mixed race.
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22:32–23:00BBC World ServiceDoha Film Festival, World Service Playwriting Competition, Animal Farm.
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22:45–23:40BBC One (Scotland only)All of Betty Neumar's five husbands appear to have died in suspicious circumstances.
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22:45–23:15BBC One (Northern Ireland only)2/4. An interview with philosopher John Harris, who believes the human race will not survive.
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22:50–23:50BBC HD2/7. Michael trekking up to the Rila Mountains in Bulgaria.
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23:00–23:30BBC ALBABoston's Crooked Still, Gaelic singer Margaret Stewart and the John Goldie Band. (R)
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23:00–23:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 4 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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23:00–23:15BBC Radio 33/5. Robert Macfarlane explores the Australian Aborigine idea of the songline.
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23:15–23:45BBC One (Northern Ireland only)21/28. Dickens meets 21st century technology in A Christmas Carol 3D.
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23:20–00:20BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales only)Alan Whicker looks at the 1967 film that introduced hippies to a bemused Britain. (R)
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23:30–00:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 4 November.
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23:30–00:00BBC Radio 4News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with David Wilby.
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23:45–00:00BBC One (Northern Ireland only)4/6. Darryl Grimason goes on a two-day hike to Cove Cave and the summit of Slieve Binnian. (R)
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23:50–00:45BBC HDStonehenge, far from being a place of burial, was in fact a place of healing.
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23:50–00:50BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)Alan Whicker looks at the 1967 film that introduced hippies to a bemused Britain. (R)
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00:00–00:05BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Darryl Grimason visits local gardens around the province.
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00:00–01:30BBC ParliamentAndrew Neil and Anita Anand examine Sir Christopher Kelly's review of MPs' expenses.
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00:20–01:50BBC FourHow blues music travelled from southern USA to the heart of British pop and rock culture. (R)
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00:20–00:50BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales only)3/14. Reverend David Easton puts his reputation on the line as the dame in the panto. (R)
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00:30–00:48BBC Radio 43/5. In 1915, Maugham is despatched to Geneva to work for British intelligence.
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00:50–01:50BBC One (except Scotland)2/3. Tracing Gandhi's transformation from obscure lawyer to father of the nation. (R)
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00:50–01:20BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)3/14. Reverend David Easton puts his reputation on the line as the dame in the panto. (R)
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveRhod Sharp speaks to families about the trauma of losing a loved one in conflict.
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01:00–05:20BBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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01:05–01:30BBC World Service1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...
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01:30–02:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 4 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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01:32–02:00BBC World ServiceRichard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...
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01:50–02:20BBC Four3/4. David Heathcote visits Casa Del Rio, an Art Deco fantasy house in rural Devon. (R)
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01:50–02:50BBC One (Scotland only)2/3. Tracing Gandhi's transformation from obscure lawyer to father of the nation. (R)
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01:50–02:50BBC One (except Scotland)5/30. The team head for Devon's beautiful Tamar Valley, and weigh anchor at Morwellham Quay. (R)
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02:00–02:30BBC ParliamentQuestions to Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward and his team, from 4 November.
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02:20–03:20BBC FourA profile of celebrated French artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. (R)
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02:20–02:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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02:30–03:00BBC News ChannelHighlights of Wednesday 4 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy. (R)
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02:30–03:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Wednesday 4 November.
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02:40–03:00BBC World ServiceThe BBC tracked a shipping container for a year. It's home and we broadcast from inside.
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02:50–03:45BBC One20/35. Ben Fogle goes on an RNLI boat, and speaks to a bailiff protecting salmon from poachers. (R)
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03:00–03:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 4 November.
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03:05–03:30BBC World ServiceAmazonian tribal leader; Everest hospital and the question of mixed race.
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03:20–03:50BBC Four3/4. David Heathcote visits Casa Del Rio, an Art Deco fantasy house in rural Devon. (R)
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03:30–04:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 4 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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03:32–04:00BBC World ServiceDoha Film Festival, World Service Playwriting Competition, Animal Farm.
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03:45–04:30BBC OneThe chefs prepare historic dishes and later, food dedicated to their personal heroes. (R)
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03:45–04:45BBC Three10/11. Groom Patrick must organise every detail of his upcoming wedding to Emma all by himself. (R)
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04:00–04:30BBC ParliamentQuestions to Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward and his team, from 4 November.
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04:00–04:15BBC Radio 787/90. Across the decades, Christopher Lee's vivid account of Britain's fast-paced history.
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04:15–04:30BBC Radio 73/5. Alex Kapranos enjoys haggis and recalls his grandfather, with stotty cake.
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04:30–05:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Wednesday 4 November.
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04:45–05:00BBC Radio 73/5. Patricia Hodge continues Ysenda Maxtone Graham's biography of her grandmother.
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