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08707 87 87 87. It's open 7am to midnight every day. Calls are charged at the normal national rate. As Breakfast is a live news programme, items listed below may change - see the listing to the right for previous months March 2007 On Monday's programme... Michaela Strachan
Michaela has a new DVD: 'Elephant Diaries' - the hugely popular BBC One series Anthony Horowitz
The successful children's author has a new book: The Power of Five: Night Rise' is the third (in a five part series) of his horror books
Friday 30 March Rowan Atkinson
Mr Bean... was Friday's special guest, Mr Bean's Holiday (Universal) it's in cinemas from today John Barrowman/Any Dream Will Do
We spoke to John Barrowman who is one of the judges on Any Dream Will Do (BBC One, Saturday, 7.45pm) - it's about the search for a new actor to play Joseph How Young Can I Get?
We spoke to film maker Nicky Taylor, who gave herself a budget of �5000 a six week deadline to test the effects of anti-ageing treatments, you can see how she got on: How Young Can I Get: BBC Three, Sunday, 9pm
Thursday 29 March FA Cup Schools Day
Primary schools can request an entry pack for the E.ON National FA Cup Schools Day by calling the hotline number:
0845 6120 318
e-mail: [email protected]The Apprentice
You can get regular updates throughout the new series from the programme's website.
Curtis Stigers
Has just released a new album, Real Emotion and starts a 26 date nationwide tour on 1 April. The People's Quiz
William G Stewart is scouring the country for the UK's brainiest people for a new National Lottery show. Parking tickets
We featured an item about parking tickets.
Wednesday 28 March The Apprentice
The new series starts Wednesday night 9.00pm on BBC One (it has moved from BBC Two) - Breakfast talks to Sir Alan Sugar Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
The mental health charity MIND is supporting a new computer based CBT programme.
You should also speak to your GP if you need more help Anthea Turner
Has got a new book, The Perfect Housewife, and DVD of her BBC Three series The Perfect Housewife - she also has a new series due to start in May: Help Me Anthea, I'm Infested Premature Menopause/Testosterone Patch
You can get help and advice from The Daisy Network.
Tuesday 27 March Doctor Who: Freema Agyeman
Freema plays the Doctor's assistant in the new series which starts on Saturday.
Bone Marrow
We're discussing the issue of the difficulties some people have finding a bone marrow donor.
Cycling
Chris Hollins met Victoria Pendleton and the rest of the GB track cycling team.
Monday 26 March Castaway
We speak to the first Castaway cast-off
Bethany Walton
We meet the teenager who has had severe problems with her weight, at one point weighing more than 30 stone. She features in a BBC Three documentary on tonight at 9.00pm. Toki's Tale
We speak to Simon King who was attacked by a cheetah while making a programme for the BBC: Toki's Tale, Natural World, is on BBC Two, 4 April - time to be confirmed
Friday 23 March Guide Dog of the Year Awards
Find out how to make your nominations in the Breakfast and Guide Dogs for the Blind Association's awards.
Dragons' Den
We meet the first two inventors to get the backing of all five Dragons in the BBC Two series.
Davina McCall
Is on Breakfast to talk about a new series for Channel 4 called Let's Talk Sex which tackles the subject of sex education in schools. Friday 23 March 8pm, Channel 4. You can also contact the Family Planning Association:
e-mail [email protected]
Tel: 020 7608 5243Simon Schama: Rough Crossings
The historian and broadcaster Simon Schama was on Friday's Breakfast. His programme Rough Crossings is on BBC Two, Friday 23 March at 9.00pm Bill Paterson
The actor is playing Dr Watson in the new two-part drama Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars, it's on BBC One, Sunday 25 March at 4.30pm
Thursday 22 March School Report Day
Thursday is BBC School Report Day when pupils up and down the UK are having a go at making the news with help from BBC journalists. You can find out more from a special website:
Dick Strawbridge
Is in a second series of It's Not Easy Being Green, the first episode is on BBC Two, Thursday 22 March at 8.30pm Doctor Who
The new series of Doctor Who starts on 31 March 2007, find out more from the Doctor Who website
Wednesday 21 March Women on Fire
Is a two part programme about two women who attempt to become firefighters - it's on BBC One at 7.00pm on the 20 and 21 March.
Rik Mayall
Is starring in the stage version of The New Statesman which is on until Saturday 24 March at the New Wimbledon Theatre
Whistleblower: Banks
Undercover documentary focusing on a nine month investigation into banks, which reveals customers being misled and lied to. Whistleblower reporter Amanda Egbujo went undercover, you can see the Whistleblower on BBC One, Wednesday at 9.00pm
Tuesday 20 March Childhood in crisis
The charity Barnardo's is holding a two day conference about issues surrounding childhood, speakers include the so-called respect co-ordinator for the government.
CeBit
Maggie Philbin reports from the CeBit technology fair in Hannover.
And Maggie was also in the Breakfast studio looking at some futuristic clothing and accessories. The coat we showed which adjusts to temperature is made by Ermenegildo Zegna.
The backpack with in-built camcorder was from O'Neill.
World Snooker Championships
Find out more about the snooker world championships.
The Underdog Show
It's a brand new show on BBC Two, and it starts on Tuesday 20 March at 8.00pm, tonight's programme features Selina Scott, Mishal Husain, and their dogs Chump and Robson.
Monday 19 March Art Garfunkel
Art has a new album 'Some Enchanted Evening' - it's his 12th solo album and he's been touring.
Friday 16 March Comic ReliefIt's Red Nose Day - find out more about Comic Relief which is on BBC One tonight.
Low carbon family
You can find out more about how to save energy and reduce your bills from our main story about our low carbon family, the Hawksworths.
Giraffes at Marwell Zoo
We were live at Marwell Zoo in Hampshire with Biffa the giraffe who has just had a baby and 'adopted' another young giraffe.
Eurovision
We met former Atomic Kitten star Liz McClarnon who is taking part in the competition to find Britain's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. You can see Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up, on Saturday 17 March, 7.30pm on BBC One
Thursday 16 March Jason Donovan
Jason Donovan was live on today's programme, find out more from his website, including tour dates
NatWest Cricket Force
Our sports presenter Chris Hollins talked about the NatWest Cricket Force event where local people put something back into their local cricket club and help with renovations.
Comic Relief does: The Apprentice
We spoke to Piers Morgan and Jo Brand who took part in The Apprentice for RND - you can see that programme tonight, at 9.00pm on BBC One.
Gerard Butler/300
We met Gerard Butler who stars in the new film 300, released by Warner, it comes out on 22 March.
Wednesday 14 March National no smoking day
Is today, find out more from the official website.
Speedway
Chris (almost) took a ride around the track. Find out more about the sport by clicking the link below.
Nigel Harman and David Bradley
Nigel and David star in Harold Pinter's The Caretaker. The production enjoyed a sell out run in Sheffield. Opens at the Tricycle Theatre on 16 March, with previews from 13 March (it is directed by David Lloyd). Lesley GarrettOpera singer and Fame Academy judge Lesley will be on the Breakfast sofa - she has a new album out called When I Fall in Love, on the Universal label.
Tuesday 13 March Broadband services
We had a story about so-called unlimited broadband services which aren't unlimited at all. You can get help from the following websites:
Jill Halfpenny
The former EastEnders actor is appearing in Chekhov's Uncle Vanya from Friday 23 March to Saturday 14 April at Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Dating Agency
Mark Curry's dating agency is called Ittakes2.co.uk - not dot com. Castaway
We have a live update from the Castaways who have already made a little discovery thanks to Breakfast.
Prince Charles: documentary
We speak to Royal experts Dickie Arbiter and Eve Pollard about last night's Channel 4 Dispatches documentary which makes claims about Prince Charles's involvement in political lobbying.
Monday 12 March Sienna Miller
Was on the Breakfast sofa to talk about her new film Factory Girl which opens this week Fame Academy
The competition is hotting up, we spoke to Linda Robson.
The books we never finish
We featured an item about the top ten books we are least likely to finish.
Friday 9 March Rhona Cameron
Was on Friday's Breakfast - she talked about her debut novel 'The Naked Drinking Club'. Publisher: Ebury Press (1 Mar 2007), and a cancer benefit show she is appearing in.
Richard Curtis
He's co-written a special edition of Casualty for Comic Relief called Sweet Charity. Screening on BBC One, Saturday 10 March, 8.50 to 9.50pm Alistair McGowan
The Big Impressionist makes his West End musical debut in Little Shop of Horrors. He plays the Dentist and others.
Thursday 8 March Premium rate TV phone lines
TV bosses and the regulator are meeting today to discuss the issue of premium rate TV phone lines.
My life as a child
New eight part series of the critically acclaimed 'My Life as a Child' starts Thursday 8 March BBC Two 7pm Trainee doctors
Follow up to our story about junior doctors.
Comic Relief does Fame Academy
Crufts
We're live at the world famous dog show
Sean Bean
Will be talking about his new film, released on 9 March.
Wednesday 7 March Badminton
In today's programme, Chris Hollins tries his hand at badminton.
Hedgehogs
We featured a story about hedgehogs struggling with hibernation because of the mild winter - we were live at Prickly Ball Farm
Phil Daniels
We met Phil Daniels who plays Kevin Wicks in EastEnders; he came in to talk about his latest storyline in the soap.
Tuesday 6 March 'Chemotherapy, cakes and cancer...'
We featured the book: Chemotherapy, cakes and cancer: An A-Z survival guide to living with childhood cancer. To obtain free copy of the book call:
The Child Cancer Helpline: 0800 197 0068
Chris Hollins and lying You can find out on Wednesday's programme the result of our experiment with Chris on lying.
Otterhounds
The breed of dog we featured on today's programme was the Otterhound - a dying breed, experts fear they could be extinct within 10 years. The decline began when otter hunting was outlawed in the 1970s.
Monday 5 March Can you tell if Chris is lying?
We've got two clips of Chris Hollins - watch them both and see if you can work out in which one he's lying:
Panorama: Ethical Family
Reviews a year in the life of the BBC's Ethical Man, Justin Rowlatt, as he tries to reduce his family's carbon footprint & 'live green'. Panorama, BBC One, 8.30 to 9.00pm James McAvoyThe Last King of Scotland star was on the sofa to talk about his new film Becoming Jane, which is released on 9 March Iain Banks
The successful author came in to talk about his new book: The Steep Approach to Garabandal
Saturday 3 March The Book Bus
Quentin Blake and Tom Maschler were on Saturday's programme to talk about the book bus.
Friday 2 March Peter Pan
The DVD of Peter Pan has been re-released by Disney.
Thursday 1 March Comic Relief
We featured an item about comic Relief's Fame Academy. Find out more from the Comic Relief website, and how you can get involved.
Steve Harley
The cockney rebel singer came into the studio to talk about his trip to raise funds for the Mines Advisory Group.
There is also more information on Steve's website.
Marty and Kim Wilde
We spoke to Marty and daughter Kim - they've teamed up for a duet on Marty's new album Born to Rock n Roll - it's released on 5 March
World book day
Is today, find out more from the official website.
School places
One of our guests, Ben Rooney, has written a book called How To Win Your School Appeal. Please remember, the BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
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