ITV 1 - Ulster 27 October 2005
0600
GMTV
 
0925
The Jeremy Kyle Show
 
1030
This Morning
Presented this week by Kate Garroway and Tim Vincent. Includes UTV Live News at 1050 and News Headlines at 1155.
 
1230
ITV News
 
1330
Loose Women
 
1415
A Brush With Fame
 
1500
Boot Sale Treasure Hunt
 
1530
CITV
 
1700
The Planet's Funniest Animals
 
1730
UTV Live
 
1800
UTV Live At Six
UTV's evening news programme.
 
1830
ITV News
 
1900
Emmerdale
 
1930
A Day In The Life
Followed by UTV News Update.
 
2000
The Bill
Followed by UTV News Update.
 
2100
All About George
 
2200
Mike Bassett: Manager
Part 5 of 6.
 
2230
ITV News
 
2300
RPM
The latest round of the Irish Tarmac Championship.
 
2330
The Frank Skinner Show
Guests are former Monty Python member Terry Gilliam and Welsh rugby player Gavin Henson.
 
0030
Astonishing Celebrities
 
0055
Creating A Monster
Behind the scenes of the making of the latest Wallace & Gromit film The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit.
 
0120
Providence
Followed by News Headlines.
 
0205
Too Many Cooks
 
0255
Cybernet
Technology magazine.
 
0320
Motorsport UK
Followed by News Headlines.
 
0400
ITV Nightscreen
Text-based information on ITV programmes.
 
0530-0600
ITV News
 

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