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Peggy asks the universe for the Vic, in the week's final visit to Walford, but will her voice be heard?

Meanwhile, Phil's descent into oblivion takes a dark turn when he hatches a chilling plan.

An isolated Carol makes amends with Bianca – but only after exposing Bianca's dirty little Texan secret.

Peggy is played by Barbara Windsor, Phil by Steve McFadden, Carol by Lindsey Coulson and Bianca by Patsy Palmer.

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Tom and Sally get together to organise Amber's big day when Steve proposes, and Roy becomes agony aunt to Steve's pre-wedding nerves, as the comedy series about two elderly delinquents concludes.

When Amber calls round to show off her home-grown vegetables she doesn't bank on the reaction she receives from her unimpressed dad, Tom, and changes the subject to the exciting news that she has accepted Steve's proposal.

Tom realises that, financially, this is going to be most crippling day of his life but on the plus side he and Sally will be spending a lot more time together.

As mother of the groom, Sally goes into wedding overdrive and calls a meeting with Tom to get started on the essential 200-strong guest list. A worried Toms turns to Roy for advice, who advises him to be honest – Sally will understand that he can't afford a lavish wedding and assures him Amber will be happy with a simple day. Alternatively, he could always part with his beloved motorbike...

Tom confesses he can't meet the cost of a big day and Sally offers to pick up the bill with a nest egg she purposely set aside. It isn't long before pre-wedding nerves set in with Steve turning to Roy for marriage tips and Amber to her dad for reassurance that she is doing the right thing.

Sally also begins to have her doubts about a big wedding before Tom saves the day announcing he has sold his motorbike to give his daughter a perfect wedding and honeymoon to match, not realising that the reality turns out to be something quite different.

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Presenter Rob Bryden (centre) with team captains David Mitchell (left) and Lee Mack

This panel show, in the grand tradition of the parlour game, is presented by comedian Rob Brydon. Over the course of each show, the celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves, some of which are true and some of which are not. The aim of the game is to fool the opposition into mistaking fact for fiction and vice versa

David Mitchell and Lee Mack are the lightning-quick team captains hoping to lead their team to victory.

This week, Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel-Horwood and adventurous presenter Ben Fogle join David's camp to compete head-to-head with newsreader Kate Silverton and Outnumbered's Hugh Dennis on Lee's team.

Contestants will have to decide if Lee Mack was really thrown out of ballroom dancing classes when he was six; if Hugh Dennis truly has to touch his nose every time he says France for superstitious reasons; and whether Kate Silverton honestly read an entire news bulletin with one foot in a bucket of iced water. All this and more will be revealed on this week's Would I Lie To You?

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Athletics – The London Grand Prix

Friday 13 August

6.00-9.00pm BBC TWO

• www.bbc.co.uk/sport

The London Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious events on the athletics calendar and will see some of the world's best athletes go head-to-head across the two days of competition.

British heptathlete and World Champion Jessica Ennis is expected to compete along with other top names including Asafa Powell, Tyson Gay, Philips Iduwo, Mo Farah, David Greene and Jenny Meadows. Many of the competitors will be coming into the event off the back of the European Championships in Barcelona.

The London Grand Prix is the 12th Diamond League meeting of the year, in a newly created super league for athletes. Its two-day format means it covers more IAAF Diamond League disciplines than any other event on the world circuit.

Coverage continues tomorrow on BBC One from 1pm.

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Roger And Val Have Just Got In –
The Unglamorous Row Ep 2/6

Friday 13 August

10.00-10.30pm BBC TWO and BBC HD

• Feature

Fish fingers cause tension between Roger (Alfred Molina) and Val (Dawn French)

Val comes home to find Roger in an agitated state, as the bittersweet comedy starring Dawn French and Alfred Molina and focusing on the everyday, seemingly trivial trials and tribulations faced by a middle-aged married couple, continues.

Val's committed a cardinal sin in the eyes of Roger the botanist, and left their evening meal – fish fingers and frozen peas – in the conservatory fridge usually dedicated to Roger's seedlings and other plant-related projects. Thus begins a chain of events and escalating rows – each seemingly about fish fingers, but could there be more to it than that?

Despite various attempts by both parties to smooth things over there is no mistaking the tension in the air. Is Roger's bad mood down to more than the trespassing fish fingers? Is it because the two new warring water voles at the Winter Gardens have been named after Roger and his boss Phil?

Developed from an original idea by Dawn French, Roger And Val Have Just Got In is written by Emma and Beth Kilcoyne (Dogtown).

Roger And Val Have Just Got In is simulcast on the BBC HD channel – the BBC's High Definition channel, available through Freesat 108, Freeview 50, Sky 143 and Virgin 108.

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The Review Show At The Edinburgh Festival

Friday 13 August

11.00-11.40pm BBC TWO

• www.bbc.co.uk/reviewshow

Kirsty Wark is in Edinburgh to bring the best of the Festival to viewers

In the first of three special festival editions of The Review Show from Edinburgh, Kirsty Wark presents the programme live from the city. Her panel will discuss the highlights of the Fringe festival and the contenders for the prestigious Foster's Comedy Awards; and look ahead to some of the highlights of the International Festival.

On 20 August The Review Show is presented from the Edinburgh Book Festival. Kirsty Wark and Ian Rankin are joined by guests to discuss the state of the novel, and will take a look at the long list of nominations for the Man Booker Prize.

On 27 August, Kirsty and her guests are live from Edinburgh and discuss BBC Director General Mark Thompson's keynote address to the Edinburgh TV festival, as well as reviewing some of the highlights of the International and Fringe festivals. The Review Shows will also feature live performances and a guide to some of the quirkier corners of the Edinburgh festival.

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Hounded – The Land Of Nod Ep 10/13

Friday 13 August

5.15-5.45pm CBBC and BBC HD

Dr Mu's time-reversing reset button forces Rufus to relive the same day yet again this week, as he is transported by his future self to a parallel universe for a sleepy adventure.

Rufus is transported to the Dream Station, a giant space station in orbit above the Land of Nod, the land where all the dreams in the universe take place. Dr Muhahahaha has sabotaged the Dream Station and is gradually sending the Earth's population to sleep.

Buck and Gelina, the Dream Station technicians with responsibility for the Earth's dreams, tell Rufus of the planet's peril. To save the world from its waking nightmare, Rufus must travel to the Land of Nod and find a way to wake the world, armed only with an extremely stinky bag of cheese, mysteriously given to him by his future self.

Rufus is played by Rufus Hound, Doctor Muhahahaha by Colin McFarlane, Gill/Gelina by Eva Alexander and Barry/Buck by Colin Ryan.

Hounded is simulcast on the BBC HD channel – the BBC's High Definition channel, available through Freesat 108, Freeview 50, Sky 143 and Virgin 108.

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