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00:00–01:00BBC ParliamentAndrew Neil and Tim Donovan with the latest political news, interviews and debate. (R)
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00:25–01:25BBC Two (Wales only)1/2. A 70th-anniversary television event telling the story of the fall of Singapore in 1942.
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00:45–01:45BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales)2/2. Ewan McGregor journeys up the Congo River following a vaccine trail supported by Unicef. (R)
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01:00–02:00BBC ParliamentWeekly studio programme looking back at the week in Westminster, with Keith Macdougall. (R)
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01:30–02:00BBC News ChannelMatthew Stadlen spends the day with Jacqueline Gold, chief executive of Ann Summers. (R)
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01:40–03:10BBC FourDocumentary exploring the contradictions of Frederick Delius's colourful life. (R)
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02:00–02:30BBC ParliamentShirin Wheeler reports on the work of the European Parliament in session in Strasbourg. (R)
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02:30–04:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall. (R)
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02:45–03:30BBC One2/15. Dominic Littlewood follows an operation aimed at stopping the trade in fake medicines. (R)
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03:10–04:10BBC Four4/14. Documentary looking at the variety of wild animals inhabiting the Himalayas. (R)
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03:30–04:00BBC One12/25. Michael Portillo visits the home in Hartlebury of Queen Victoria's favourite bishop. (R)
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04:00–04:30BBC One6/45. Central chefs Aktar Islam, Daniel Clifford and Paul Foster cook their starters. (R)
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04:00–04:30BBC ParliamentShirin Wheeler reports on the work of the European Parliament in session in Strasbourg. (R)
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04:25–05:25BBC Three3/6. Two irresponsible dog owners spend a week learning to work with army dogs in Canada. (R)
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04:30–06:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall. (R)
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05:30–05:45BBC News ChannelThe latest business news, with reports from Singapore, Frankfurt, London and New York.
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06:00–07:35BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of proceedings in Westminster Hall from Thursday 24 May.
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07:35–09:00BBC ParliamentThe Science and Technology committee session from Wednesday 23 May.
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09:00–10:00BBC ParliamentWeekly studio programme looking back at the week in Westminster, with Keith Macdougall. (R)
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09:15–10:00BBC One6/15. City of London police go in pursuit of one of the country's most audacious ID fraudsters.
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10:00–11:00BBC OneMartin and Lucy visit properties in Basford, Faverham and Wigton.
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10:00–10:30BBC ParliamentShirin Wheeler reports on the work of the European Parliament in session in Strasbourg. (R)
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10:30–13:30BBC ParliamentQuestions to the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, from Wednesday 23 May.
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11:00–11:45BBC One18/40. Clive Holland helps the homeowners who quality assurance guarantees have been reneged on. (R)
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11:45–12:15BBC OneWendy Shackleton wants to raise 800 pounds to restore some furniture. (R)
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12:15–13:00BBC One1/32. The teams go bargain-hunting in Edinburgh, with experts Paul Laidlaw and Charles Hanson.
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13:30–14:15BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))19/20. Writer Sophie Partridge and auctioneer Paul Arrowsmith go head-to-head in Dartmoor. (R)
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13:30–14:30BBC ParliamentA special debate on Scotland's constitutional future with a panel of senior politicians.
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14:15–15:00BBC OneDenise Nurse helps a retired couple find a character property in rural Hampshire. (R)
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14:30–15:00BBC ParliamentLive questions in the House of Lords, including the Crime and Courts Bill.
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15:00–15:45BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))11/25. The team searches for the heirs of James Somers but they are unsure where he was born. (R)
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15:00–23:00BBC ParliamentLive coverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Lords. (R)
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15:45–16:30BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))26/30. Britain's skill at growing veg has inspired some amazing dishes. (R)
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16:30–17:15BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))17/60. Paul Martin visits Little Moreton Hall, a fine Elizabethan timber-framed manor house. (R)
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17:15–18:00BBC HD6/10. A heathland fire sparks a mercy mission to save some of Britain's rarest wildlife. (R)
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17:15–18:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))11/30. Mark Franks and David Harper compete for bargains at a Paris flea market. (R)
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18:30–19:30BBC HD6/20. Paul Martin and the Flog It team are valuing antiques on Torquay's English Riviera. (R)
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19:00–19:30BBC OneMatt Baker and Alex Jones present the stories that matter from across the country.
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19:10–19:35BBC ALBA4/6. A series on the history of Scotch whisky. (R)
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19:30–20:00BBC Four3/4. Julia tells how the Kennet & Avon was restored after being given a lottery heritage grant. (R)
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19:30–20:00BBC HD36/45. Three chefs from the South West begin putting together their Olympic Feast.
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19:30–20:00BBC One (Wales only)4/4. Derek Brockway walks into the foothills of the Cambrian mountains, and explores Laugharne. (R)
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19:30–19:57BBC One (except Wales)Dr Jack Kreindler and Professor Greg Whyte tackle pain with a series of experiments.
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19:30–20:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))36/45. Three chefs from the South West begin putting together their Olympic Feast.
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20:00–21:00BBC FourA celebration of the golden age of air travel when Britain ruled the skies. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC HD1/12. Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan present from Springwatch's home in mid-Wales.
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20:00–21:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))1/12. Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan present from Springwatch's home in mid-Wales.
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20:30–21:00BBC ALBA8/16. Cathy and her guests discuss the role of women in politics. (R)
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21:00–22:00BBC ALBA14/20. The story of four groups aiming for success at the FilmG short film competition. (R)
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21:00–22:25BBC FourDocumenting the Graf Zeppelin airship's circumnavigation of the globe in 1929. (R)
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21:00–22:00BBC HD1/2. How control of Afghanistan was seen by Victorian Britain as key to the security of India.
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21:00–22:00BBC One (except Northern Ireland)3/3. The renovation work could spell disaster for Chatsworth's wedding season.
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21:00–22:00BBC One (Northern Ireland only)3/3. Dan Snow reveals how the dramatic surrender of the German U-boat fleet came about.
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21:00–22:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))1/2. How control of Afghanistan was seen by Victorian Britain as key to the security of India.
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22:00–22:30BBC ALBA6/6. Emma and Derek Go! Explore! a variety of activities on offer in Edinburgh and Lothian. (R)
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22:25–23:25BBC FourA history of one of the world's most challenging mountains and its infamous north face. (R)
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22:30–23:30BBC ALBALife on the Isle of Lewis as told by the MacDonald Sisters. First broadcast in 1969. (R)
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22:30–23:00BBC Three3/10. POD meets a tanned WAG wannabe whose boyfriend is, unfortunately, a plumber.
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22:35–23:05BBC One (Wales only)3/4. Rhod Gilbert tries being a tattooist's apprentice - but must first get one himself.
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22:35–23:35BBC One (Northern Ireland only)3/3. The renovation work could spell disaster for Chatsworth's wedding season.
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23:00–00:00BBC HD1/3. Lucy Worsley investigates the lives of Charles II's mistresses at the royal court.
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23:00–23:30BBC ParliamentHighlights from the Leveson Inquiry for the week ending May 25. (R)
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23:20–00:20BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales only)A fresh look at the legendary 1943 mission that, extraordinarily, almost never happened. (R)
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23:20–23:50BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)Tara Mills looks at the day's events at the Assembly and Northern Ireland Executive.
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23:25–00:25BBC FourHow racing driver Carroll Shelby won Le Mans in 1959 and developed the famous Cobra car. (R)
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23:30–00:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly from Monday 28 May.
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23:50–00:50BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)A fresh look at the legendary 1943 mission that, extraordinarily, almost never happened. (R)
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00:00–00:55BBC HDCountryfile is in Dumfries and Galloway for the launch of the photographic competition. (R)
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00:00–02:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of political and parliamentary highlights.
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00:25–00:55BBC Four3/4. Julia tells how the Kennet & Avon was restored after being given a lottery heritage grant. (R)
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00:30–01:30BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)1/3. Why did our ancestors think of the divine as female? (R)
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00:55–01:55BBC FourThe life of adventurer Hugh Munro, who climbed and listed the high peaks of Scotland. (R)
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01:00–02:00BBC One (Wales only)1/3. Why did our ancestors think of the divine as female? (R)
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01:25–01:55BBC Three3/10. POD meets a tanned WAG wannabe whose boyfriend is, unfortunately, a plumber. (R)
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01:30–02:00BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)3/6. The Street Pastors help distressed partygoers by handing out flip flops. (R)
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01:30–02:30BBC One (Northern Ireland only)1/3. Why did our ancestors think of the divine as female? (R)
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01:55–02:55BBC FourA celebration of the golden age of air travel when Britain ruled the skies. (R)
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01:55–02:55BBC ThreeDocumentary which explores the controversy surrounding toxic breast implants. (R)
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02:00–02:30BBC One (except Northern Ireland)13/25. Michael Portillo discovers Britain's hidden micro-mines within the Forest of Dean. (R)
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02:30–03:15BBC One1/5. Len is joined by Pam Ayres to reminisce about playing on bomb sites and kiss-chase. (R)
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02:30–03:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions on Monday 28 May. (R)
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02:55–04:20BBC FourDocumenting the Graf Zeppelin airship's circumnavigation of the globe in 1929. (R)
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02:55–03:50BBC Three4/6. Kim and Mark travel to the Australian outback to spend a week working with sheep dogs. (R)
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03:00–03:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly from Monday 28 May. (R)
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03:15–03:45BBC One7/45. Aktar Islam, Daniel Clifford and Paul Foster cook their fish course for Glynn Purnell. (R)
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03:30–05:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of political and parliamentary highlights. (R)
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03:45–04:15BBC One8/45. Aktar Islam, Daniel Clifford and Paul Foster cook their main course for Glynn Purnell. (R)
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04:50–05:20BBC Three3/10. POD meets a tanned WAG wannabe whose boyfriend is, unfortunately, a plumber. (R)
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