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Peggy hates not being in charge of the Queen Vic and offers Roxy assistance with numerous tasks, in the first visit of the week to Albert Square. But Roxy refuses the help, insisting that she needs to get her head around it all.

Meanwhile, Bianca is stressed because she doesn't have enough money for the wedding she really wants. She visits Pat in hospital who soon gets Bianca to admit that she is upset that she hasn't heard from her dad, David, about the wedding.

Peggy is played by Barbara Windsor, Roxy by Rita Simons, Bianca by Patsy Palmer and Pat by Pam St Clement.

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Hustle Ep 5/6

Monday 1 February

9.00-10.00pm ´óÏó´«Ã½ ONE

The unthinkable happens as Mickey (Adrian Lester) is conned

The gang is left in shock in the penultimate episode of the drama about a team of con artists. The unthinkable happens when Mickey is conned; someone has ripped him off by selling him a useless mobile phone online. And, according to the age-old laws of Grifting, when a Grifter is conned, he is guaranteed a run of bad luck. What will the gang do if Mickey has lost his mojo?

They head to Eddie's to drown their sorrows, only to find it heaving with customers. It seems that Lady Luck has switched her allegiance and the gang needs to do something to restore the balance.

The team sets about researching the company that conned Mickey, leading them to Mervyn Lloyd, an outrageously cocky and slimy businessman, who'd sell his own grandmother to make a fast buck. Mervyn sells the latest mod cons through the internet but, unlike more reputable retailers, he doesn't actually worry whether they work or not. Mervyn dreams of working with famous entrepreneurs such as "Dragons" Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Duncan Bannatyne, but has none of their integrity or morals.

The gang sets about working out a plan to reel in Mervyn. Due to Mickey's rotten luck he has to sit this one out and someone else needs to run the con. The baton passes to Ash. All they need to do is convince Mervyn that Albert is on the verge of creating the next big thing, but what?

The team needs to hatch a foolproof plan to snare Mervyn and get Mickey's mojo back; otherwise it looks like his bad luck is here to stay...

Mickey Bricks is played by Adrian Lester, Albert Stroller by Robert Vaughn, Ash Morgan by Robert Glenister, Emma Kennedy by Kelly Adams, Sean Kennedy by Matt Di Angelo. Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Duncan Bannatyne appear as themselves and Mervyn Lloyd is played by Danny Mays.

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Delia Smith revisits three of her favourite recipes from the Nineties as the series celebrating her inspirational cooking continues. The Nineties was the decade when Girl Power bounced in, the Iron Lady was bounced out and "Cool Britannia" ruled the airwaves. Baywatch surfed the beach and the world started to surf the net.

During this decade, Delia turned her attentions to Christmas with a TV series and cooking bible that guided home cooks through the challenges of the festive season. Delia followed up with summer and winter collections and tonight's programme features three of her favourites from that time – chicken basque, Piedmont peppers and chocolate bread and butter pudding.

The Nineties was also the decade of the "Delia effect", when the merest hint of a new ingredient, from cranberries and limes to coriander and liquid glucose, caused mayhem in supermarkets. The decade also saw a TV phenomenon that Delia was very much a key part of – the rise of the cookery show. There are contributions in this episode from Rick Stein and Gary Rhodes, plus Delia fan Richard Curtis who, with his wife Emma Freud, persuaded her to take a starring role in Comic Relief.

Nearing the end of the Nineties, Delia launched her How To Cook mission, which is covered in next week's programme as the focus turns to the Noughties.

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Nurse Jackie – Nosebleed Ep 9/12

Monday 1 February

10.00-10.30pm ´óÏó´«Ã½ TWO

Jackie admits a patient she has seen before, as the critically acclaimed US comedy about a strong-willed nurse in a New York City emergency room continues. As the patient's condition worsens, Zoey questions whether Jackie did enough to help him on his previous visit.

Jackie's drug use starts causing nosebleeds. Dr O'Hara tells Jackie that her sister, who lives in Paris, has benefitted from Jackie's ability to juggle a job, family and affair. Jackie feels betrayed that Dr O'Hara has broken her confidence.

A car accident victim is pronounced brain-dead, but instead of waiting for Dr Cooper to certify legal brain death for organ donation, Jackie lies and says that Dr Cooper has signed it off. The parents of the baby that Mrs Akalitus has been taking care of come forward to resume custody.

Jackie is played by Edie Falco, Zoey by Merritt Wever, Dr O'Hara by Eve Best and Dr Cooper by Peter Facinelli.

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Tinga Tinga Tales

Monday 1 to Friday 5 February

4.10-4.25pm CBEEBIES

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African folktales and the Tinga Tinga art of Tanzania are the inspiration for this new CBeebies programme

Based on African folk tales and the Tinga Tinga art of Tanzania, this vibrant new series from the producer of the award-winning Charlie And Lola brings to life some tall tales with big surprises. Created specially for three- to six-year-olds and launching this week, it is CBeebies' newest, most colourful animation series.

On Monday, inquisitive viewers can find out Why Elephant Has A Trunk. There was a time when Elephant had no nose. He couldn't swat away the flies or scrub his belly. Then one day snappy Crocodile snapped and pulled and he pulled and he pulled ... until Elephant's nose was long and wiggly. Elephant is voiced by Lenny Henry.

Tuesday's tall tale explains Why Giraffe Has A Long Neck. There was a time when Giraffe's neck was short and stumpy and she was a very delicate eater. Then Lion suggested she try some honey. Giraffe tried to lick the honey deep inside the tree. Giraffe squeezed her head into the tree and it got stuck. The tree grew and Giraffe's neck got longer and longer! Miriam Margolyes provides the voice of Giraffe.

Wednesday's adventure relates Why Tortoise Has A Broken Shell. There was a time when Tortoise's shell was shiny and smooth. One day, Tortoise discovered that the birds were having a feast in the heavens. He tricked the birds into making him a pair of wings. Greedy Tortoise then raced the birds beyond the clouds and scoffed the whole feast! When the birds found out, Tortoise had to jump off a cloud and landed on his shiny shell. From that day on Tortoise's shell was all bumpy and broken and he never moved speedily again. Shaun Parkes voices Tortoise.

On Thursday, Tinga Tinga Tales explains Why Owls Head Turns All the Way Round. Owl had tiny little eyes and tiny little ears and found it very hard to stay awake. Then one day all of the mangoes started disappearing and Owl was ordered to watch over the mango tree. Desperate to catch the thief, she stretched and strained to see who was stealing the precious mangoes, until her head turned all the way round and she saw who it was. From that day on, Owl was made the official night guard of Tinga Tinga. Meera Syal provides the voice of Owl.

Friday's story shows Why Lizard Always Hides Under Rocks. There was a time when Lizard would scamper around Tinga Tinga pinching other animals' food for himself. Then one day the animals decided to give greedy Lizard a taste of his own medicine. When Lizard realised the error of his ways he ran and hid under a rock too ashamed to show his face in Tinga Tinga. Lizard is voiced by Junior Simpson.

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