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Children\u2019s shows. 9.00 Entertainment News on 5 9.10 Bargain-Loving Brits in the Sun Ian and his family set up their inaugural pop-up bar. (R) 9.25 Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild Double bill. (R) 11.25 Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly (R) 1.25pm Catching Up with the Royals with Rev Richard Coles & Emily Andrews The best and worst on- screen adaptations of royal life. 2.25 The Yorkshire Vet (R) 3.20 Our Yorkshire Farm (R) 6.20 5 News Weekend Headlines.<\/p>\n

6.30 The Good Life: 50 Years of Laughter Celebrating the popular enduring sitcom. (R) 10.30 1983: Those Were the Days A look back at key events in TV, film, showbusiness and politics, including the breakfast TV battle between the BBC and ITV and the abduction of racehorse Shergar. (R) 12.30am Bargain-Loving Brits in the Sun The alpacas need to be sheared.<\/p>\n

(R) 12.55 Entertainment News on 5 1.00 Teleshopping (R) 2.00 Home Shopping (R) 2.30 Friends (R) 2.55 The Chernobyl Disaster: Firestorm (R) 3.45 Rich House, Poor House (R) 4.35 Paul Martin\u2019s Antiques Showdown (R) 5.25 Entertainment News on 5 5.35 Paddington (R) 5.45-6.00am Ben and Holly\u2019s Little Kingdom (R) 8.00 Lip-Reading the Royals: What Are They Really Saying? (2\/4) The experts reveal what they believe President Donald Trump said to the Princess of Wales and the moment Prince William stepped in to save the day. The lip- readers also decode what Andrew Mountbatten- Windsor said to the Prince of Wales at the funeral of the Duchess of Kent.<\/p>\n

9.00 The Three Kings of 1936 Documentary marking the 90th anniversary of one of the most turbulent years in the history of the British royal family \u2013 a year that still casts a long shadow. The story plunges viewers into the whirlwind of events in 1936, with the death of George V, brief reign and unprecedented abdication of Edward VIII and the reluctant rise of George VI.<\/p>\n

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British Heart Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (225971), Scotland (SC039426) and the Isle of Man (1295) Every 3 minutes, someone in the UK dies from cardiovascular disease. Salman survived a heart attack. But many don\u2019t. British Heart Foundation is funding research using AI that could help predict heart attacks 10 years in advance. Leave a gift in your Will to help fund future lifesaving research and keep us beating. Scan the QR code to find out more or visit bhf.org.uk\/bhfwills More weird and wonderful items arrive for a spot of intensive TLC in this new series.<\/p>\n

First up is Gary Miles from Mold in North Wales. Gary brings an electric guitar given to him by his late musician father Eddie, who was once in a band with Ringo Starr. When Jules agrees to repair it, it\u2019s music to Gary\u2019s ears. Next to arrive is Jo-Anne Thompson from Stamford in Lincolnshire, with a fragile heirloom gold bangle that needs strengthening. Other repairs include a Tallit bag for leather expert Suzie and some Kent peg tiles for the attention of stonemason Richard.<\/p>\n

Eighteen new singles tie the knot in the new series of MAFS Australia and relationship experts John Aiken and Mel Schilling are reuniting with sexologist Alessandra Rampolla to provide much-needed guidance. Viewers can expect all the usual explosive dinner parties, questionable matches and blazing arguments as battle lines are drawn from the very first night.<\/p>\n

Kicking off with Bucks and Hens nights, let\u2019s see if any of these strangers can create meaningful marriages. Unlikely. The Repair Shop on the Road Weekdays from Monday, 3.45pm, BBC One Sort Your Life Out Tuesday, 8pm, BBC One With its unique blend of humanity and resilience in the face of the most urgent emergencies, it\u2019s easy to see how Ambulance won a TV Bafta.<\/p>\n

This series takes us to the county of Yorkshire and the communities who call it home, to witness firsthand the pressures faced by the NHS as they race to help those in need. Prepare to feel humbled as the paramedics respond to every situation with expertise, grace and even humour. Sharon D Clarke is back as DCI Ellis, the dogged detective with the forensic brain.<\/p>\n

Ellis is parachuted into the most perplexing cases across the North of England with DS Chet Harper (Andrew Gower) at her side. First up is the case of Peter Barron, a respected local businessman whose body is discovered in the tiny village of Ashenham. With the local force out of their depth, Ellis and Harper are soon deployed to unearth what really happened to Peter.<\/p>\n

Before long they find out that Peter had recently championed a prison work release scheme in the area, which garnered him a string of enemies. But which one of them is responsible for his death?<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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