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C4, 8pm AT FIRST glance, a toddler having a temper tantrum or a little boy insisting on only eating sweets would set the naughty child alarm bells ringing.
But could there be a medical reason for their behaviour?
As this series continues, Dr Dawn Harper and Dr Ravi Jayaram help out another two families whose kids are driving them to desperation.
The first child under scrutiny is Bobby, eight, who has never had a hot meal. He will only eat yogurts, sweets, chocolates or baked beans. “If somebody gives me something I don’t like it makes me feel sick,” he says.
“In his packed lunch, he has a bar of chocolate, a yogurt, a Milky Way, Fruit Gums and a chocolate brownie,” says his dad Craig. He and Bobby’s mum Sally think he has a serious food phobia.
Elsewhere, mum Marie can no longer cope with the meltdowns of Jessi-Jai, who is nearly three.
“She will literally lie on the floor kicking, screaming and crying,” says tearful Marie. But Jessi-Jai is also struggling to communicate, so could there be a deeper issue going on? THE GAME
BBC2, 9pm JAMES Bond may have made millions of people want to be a spy but it’s not all Martinis and cool gadgets by the looks of things here.
In this 70s drama about a team of MI5 agents, things are getting complicated as they try to uncover the potentially devastating Soviet plot known as Operation Glass.
The problem is, they’ve just realised they’ve been totally stitched up. Arkady, the KGB sleeper agent who has been feeding them information, has basically sent them on a wild goose chase.
“It was all a misdirection from the