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BBC Two England
3:45 AM
This Is BBC Two
Preview of upcoming programmes
6:30 AM
Bargain Hunt
Eric Knowles hosts from Brighton Racecourse
7:15 AM
Money for Nothing
Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey
8:00 AM
The Great British Sewing Bee
The semi-finalists make leather jackets, wedding outfits and little black dresses
9:00 AM
BBC News
A round-up of the latest headlines
12:15 PM
Politics Live
The latest stories from Westminster and beyond
1:00 PM
Impossible
Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards
1:45 PM
The Edge
Game show, hosted by Gabby Logan
2:30 PM
Unbeatable
General knowledge quiz, hosted by Jason Manford
3:00 PM
Great British Railway Journeys
Michael Portillo travels from Hassocks to Benenden
3:30 PM
Eva Longoria: Searching for Mexico
The actress explores the food and culture of Nuevo Leon
4:15 PM
Wild China
Creatures inhabiting the Yunnan Province
5:15 PM
Flog It!
Valuations in Co Down, Worcestershire and Somerset
6:00 PM
House of Games
Larry Dean, Kirsty Gallacher, Sam Quek and Lemn Sissay take part
6:30 PM
Clive Myrie's Caribbean Adventure
The newsreader explores Trinidad
7:00 PM
Iolo's Anglesey
Iolo Williams heads out to sea to look for Risso's dolphins
7:30 PM
Race Against the Tide
The semi-finalists must create towering sand sculptures
8:00 PM
Saving Lives at Sea
The Happisburgh crew find a kayaker face down and unresponsive
9:00 PM
Emergency 24/7
A man arrives after being hit with an iron bar in a roadside attack
10:00 PM
Colin from Accounts
Gordon and Ash exchange flirty texts
10:35 PM
Newsnight
Headline analysis, with Victoria Derbyshire
11:05 PM
T20 Cricket
England v Sri Lanka
11:40 PM
Britain's Forgotten Girls
The continued exploitation of girls by drug gangs across Britain
12:40 AM
Celebrity MasterChef
Ravneet Gill sets the celebrities a dessert challenge
1:40 AM
Stolen Babies
The story of forced adoption and its lasting effects
3:10 AM
This Is BBC Two
Preview of upcoming programmes
6:30 AM
Garden Rescue
Charlie Dimmock revisits three of her favourite rescued gardens