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Archie attempts to win Peggy back, in tonight's visit to Walford, but only succeeds in driving her further away.

Meanwhile, Syed makes a big announcement and Ian discovers that Jane is a judge for the talent contest and tries to convince her to rig the result so that Bobby wins.

Elsewhere, Stacey is desperate to discover the identity of Max's new woman.

Archie is played by Larry Lamb, Peggy by Barbara Windsor, Syed by Marc Elliott, Ian by Adam Woodyatt, Jane by Laurie Brett, Bobby by Alex Francis, Stacey by Lacey Turner and Max by Jake Wood.

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Golf – The Open

Thursday 16 July

9.00am-8.00pm ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ TWO

Gary Lineker and Hazel Irvine present live coverage of the 138th Open Championships, as the Claret Jug returns to Turnberry, on the Ayrshire coast, for the first time since 1994.

Fifteen years ago, Zimbabwe's Nick Price was the winner, beating Sweden's Jesper Parnevik by a single shot. In recent years, Irishman Padraig Harrington has been the man to beat and the back-to-back defending champion is looking to become the first man to win three successive Opens since Peter Thomson in 1956.

World No. 1 Tiger Woods makes a welcome return to the event after missing out in 2008 due to knee surgery. Neither he nor Harrington have played the Turnberry course in a tournament before.

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Psychoville Ep 4/7

Thursday 16 July

10.00-10.30pm ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ TWO

David and Maureen lure their next victim to a waxwork museum and David finds himself treated to advice from some unlikely sources in tonight's episode of Psychoville, the scary, funny, bloody thriller from Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, two of the acclaimed creators of The League Of Gentlemen.

Meanwhile, Mr Jolly explains to Mr Jelly the reason why the blackmail letters are being sent. Could Joy's dreams for little Freddy finally be coming true?

Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton have also written exclusive content for Psychoville to offer viewers an online comedy experience at bbc.co.uk/psychoville. Principal characters are supported by their own websites and there are exclusive videos and extra comedy. Viewers can also interact with the mysterious blackmailer to uncover more about the secrets surrounding the main characters.

Psychoville is simulcast on the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ HD channel – the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳'s High Definition channel available through Freesat, Sky and Virgin Media.

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THE ADULT SEASON
Pregnancy – My Big Decision Ep 1/5

Thursday 16 July

9.00-10.00pm ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ THREE

Five pairs of teenage girls facing similar and potentially life-changing decisions are followed as The Adult Season opens with the documentary series My Big Decision.

The first episode follows two teenage girls who are determined to have a baby.

Separated by age, culture and geography, but sharing the same all-consuming desire, the girls go on a very personal journey of self discovery – but they're taking their mums and grans with them.

Taking a break from everyday life, the six women embark on a five-day road trip across the UK, immersing themselves in the subject matter. Offering help and support throughout the experience, it's the last chance the older women have to persuade the teenagers to really think about making the right choice.

Sixteen-year-old Chantelle lost her virginity at 13. Having been with her boyfriend for a year and a half, she is desperate for a child. Her mum, Mandy, and 81-year-old gran, Maggie, are very much against the idea. Why does Chantelle so desperately want a child?

Headstrong only child Lydia is convinced that she's independent enough to raise a child, even though she's only 14 years old and doesn't have a boyfriend. Mum, Josephine, and family friend Lynn cannot understand why she wants to throw her teenage years away.

Along the way, the families are introduced to people and situations that are designed to get them talking openly and honestly and to help inform their decision.

Both girls spend the day exploring how their futures could pan out in a career day. Chantelle, who wants to be a hairdresser, spends the day assisting a top stylist on a fashion shoot, while Lydia, who loves to cook, spends the afternoon in the kitchen of a posh restaurant.

Both families spend the day with a teen mum; visit a maternity ward; and talk openly and honestly about themselves and their relationships with each other with a psychotherapist. Then the teens are given computerised "babies" which they must look after for 24 hours.

Finally, after five days on the road, has their shared experiences had any effect on the girls' decisions?

My Big Decision is part of ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Three's Adult Season, on TV and online.

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The season of programmes dedicated to understanding life's twilight years continues on ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Four, with the second programme in the Grandparent Diaries, which examines the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren.

The second film introduces the Little family. Molly Little is a typical 15-year-old girl. Constantly pushing boundaries, like all teenage girls, there are daily battles at home, as she pushes for later curfews, shorter hem lines and more phone credit.

However, while Molly is, in many ways, an archetypal teenager, her living situation is unusual. Both Molly and her 10-year-old brother, Mitch, have been brought up by their 68-year-old grandparents, Val and Ron Little, following the death of their mother, Tammy, in 2000.

The desire to maintain absolute normality for the children has been paramount for the Littles since Tammy died. Living with the generation gap is not easy for any of them, on top of the private struggles they have to cope with following the loss of a mother and a daughter. But clinging to the normal routine of everyday life has helped.

Through family archive, observation, interview and the children's video diary, the film builds up a moving and intimate picture of the Little family, past and present.

Through the voices of Molly, Mitch, Ron and Val, the film explores how far the love of these two doting – and grieving – grandparents has gone to repair a family coping with a tragic loss.

GD/JF

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Lau Lau watches Nok Tok make seeds from some fir cones as a special present for the birds as the pre-school series set in the magical land of Nara continues.

Lau Lau loves the fir cones, so Nok Tok gives the rest to her as a special present. In return, Lau Lau wants to find a special present for Nok Tok. De Li and Yojojo help her hunt for special presents for everyone – lots of different fruit.

When the Cheebies arrive, Lau Lau wants everyone to be able to share and have something special, but there isn't enough fruit for everyone. The Cheebies have the answer. They ask Nok Tok to use his Anything Machine to turn all the fruit into fruity juice. Now everyone can share in Lau Lau's special presents.

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Steve Backshall comes face to face with a sloth bear

The latest leg of Steve Backshall's natural history odyssey takes him to Asia and, hot on this week's hit list, are examples of a lethal snake, a mammal and an insect to add to his Deadly 60 list.

It is estimated that between 20,000 to 50,000 people die in India each year from snake bites and the king cobra and saw-scaled viper are among the main culprits. Neither animal kills humans in order to eat them but are simply defending their territory in a heavily populated country. Steve has to decide which lethal critter should go on his list.

Although the next candidate may look cute, it certainly is not cuddly. Sloth bears' powerful jaws and huge claws, coupled with a highly unpredictable nature make them mean killing machines that kill more people in India than tigers. Steve and his cameraman pluck up the courage to enter the enclosure with some rescued bears at a sanctuary.

Finally, Steve is on the trail of a lethal insect that has had a martial art form named after it. He joins a class for some praying mantis kung fu to see why the lightning-fast insects have such deadly fighting skills. There are more than 800 different species of mantis, each one a master of camouflage, and Steve has to look really hard to seek out some of the multitude of varieties from the insect world's equivalent to the great white shark.

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