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Clive (Rob James-Collier), Ally (Alicya Eyo) and Bugsy (Shaun Mason)

Daytime drama series Moving On, created by multi award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern, continues on BBC One.

Bugsy is shy but has a good heart and a regular morning ritual with local kids Dylan and Josh, who jump on the back of his float for a ride. When Dylan has an accident and bangs his head falling off, it threatens to turn Bugsy's life upside down.

Worried about Dylan, Bugsy takes him a big bar of chocolate. Single mum Ally is touched as she knows the accident was Dylan's fault. There's a spark between them, but she's just about to take back her ex, Clive, as she's struggling with the rent and also thinks it will be good for the boys.

Ally's mum Rita thinks she'd be better off suing the dairy for compensation instead of taking Clive back, but Angie's not sure; it was an accident and Bugsy came to see them out of kindness and concern, but on the other hand...

When Ally does make a claim will Bugsy finally stand up for himself?

Bugsy is played by Shaun Mason, Dylan by Oliver Kane Rice, Josh by Joshua Kane Rice, Ally by Alicya Eyo, Clive by Rob James-Collier and Rita by Susan Eyo.

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EastEnders

Tuesday 15 November

7.30-8.00pm BBC ONE

• www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders

With his fears intensifying, Phil tries to get to the bottom of who is sending him the anonymous post and he makes it his mission to find out, as the drama continues in Albert Square. With Janine top of his suspicions, he decides to confront her – but will he get the answers he is looking for?

The Moon boys have found another scam to raise some money, but with dodgy stock it looks as though they are going to be caught out.

Elsewhere, Kat goes for a night out with Kim but with guilt weighing heavily on her mind she decides to admit the truth to Alfie.

Phil is played by Steve McFadden, Janine by Charlie Brooks, Tyler Moon by Tony Discipline, Anthony Moon by Matt Lapinskas, Kat by Jessie Wallace, Kim by Tameka Empson and Alfie by Shane Richie.

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Death In Paradise Ep 4/8

Tuesday 15 November

9.00-10.00pm BBC ONE and BBC HD

A mysterious shooting proves a tough puzzle for DI Richard Pool in this episode of the fish-out-of-water detective show set in the Caribbean, written by James Payne and starring Ben Miller and Sara Martins.

Megan Talbot confesses to shooting dead her husband, Lucas Talbot, but when Richard and the team go to find the body it's nowhere to be seen. Convinced there's more to the case than Megan is telling him, and without a body, Richard releases Megan – offering her a lift to her villa.

At the villa, Richard and Camille meet Lucas's friends Astrid Knight and her husband, Patrick – and quickly discover there is no love lost between Megan and Astrid. However, Richard insists nothing is definite until they find Lucas's body.

But when Lucas's body is found by a local boat crew and brought back to the harbour – with two gunshot wounds to his head, just as Megan said in her statement – Richard reluctantly arrests Megan for murder.

However, even with a full confession and a body, something still doesn't sit right with Richard, who is desperate to understand how a button got lodged behind Lucas's watch, why the stopwatch on the watch was going and what was on the mobile phone found with his body. With the help of Camille and the team, Richard finally sees what's been staring him in the face the whole time...

DI Richard Poole is played by Ben Miller, Megan Talbot by Miranda Raison, Lucas Talbot by Neil Stuke, Camille Bordey by Sara Martins, Astrid Knight by Emma Fielding, Patrick Knight by Derek Riddell, Dwayne Myers by Danny John-Jules and Fidel Best by Gary Carr.

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Becky's parents, Nigel and Jill, meet Steve's mum, Janet, and her new partner Mike, in the latest episode of BBC Three's most successful ever sitcom, starring Russell Tovey and Sarah Solemani.

Meanwhile, Paul and Laura have bought along a housewarming present.

Despite Steve's massive efforts to make the evening go well – preparing his favourite meal, trying to make conversation – it's a recipe for disaster.

Becky is played by Sarah Solemani, Nigel by Ralph Brown, Jill by Marion Bailey, Janet by Joanna Bacon, Steve by Russell Tovey, Paul by Ricky Champ and Laura by Kerry Howard.

Him & Her is simulcast on the award-winning BBC HD channel – the BBC's High Definition channel, available through Freesat channel 109, Freeview channel 54, Sky channel 169 and Virgin Media channel 187.

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