Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Dermot Mumaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky.Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Presented By:
Dermot
Mumaghan
Presented By:
Natasha
Kaplinsky.
: Kilroy
Studio discussion. Followed by News; Weather: Animal Park
Longleat welcomes two newSumatran tigers, and the gorillas explore their new environment. Executive producer Annette Clarke ; Series editor Chris Powell Followed by News; Weather
Contributors
Producer:
Annette
Clarke
Editor:
Chris
Powell
: Garden Invaders
A completely neglected garden is transformed into a stylish haven. With Linford Christie and Nikki Mager.Contributors
Unknown:
Linford
Christie
Unknown:
Nikki
Mager.
: House Invaders
Host Laura McCree and her handymen visit Northampton to subject another living space to a makeover. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
Unknown:
Laura
McCree
: Bargain Hunt
The antiques challenge comes from Edinburgh, with David Dickinson.Contributors
Unknown:
David
Dickinson.
: Cash in the Attic
A couple in need of £2,000 for an artwork ask the team to sift through their belongings in Oxfordshire.: BBC News
Weather: Regional News
Weather: Neighbours
Sarah exacts revenge on Karl. Will Rosie tell Harold her true feelings? Repeated at 5.35pm: Diagnosis Murder
By Reason of Insanity. Dr Sloan tries to prevent a schizophrenic man from being sentenced on a murder charge.: Through the Keyhole
Panel game in which two teams try to guess the celebrity owners of homes.: CBeebies
Ends 3.45.Fimbles
A tin tray proves useful in a variety of ways.
Repeated tomorrow at 9.40am on BBC2
BBC Fimbles magazine: price £l-40
: CBBC
Ends 5.35.The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody enters the City Challenge and can't get comfortable.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7am on BBC2)
4.05 The Cramp Twins
Lucien is overjoyed to find a chameleon in the swamp.
4.20 X-periMENTAL
Teams from north Wales and Worcestershire vie for a place on the leader board in the scientific guessing game, today featuring floating kitchen appliances.
(Rptd next Mon on BBC2)
4.35 The Fairly Odd Parents
Timmy has an ulterior motive for running for the student union presidency.
5.00 Blue Peter
Konnie Huq explores the secret of life on the 50th anniversary of DNA's discovery and the team mark the feast day of St Piran, patron saint of Cornish miners.
(Repeated with sign language tomorrow at 7am on BBC2)
5.20 Newsround Extra
Laura Jones witnesses homeless children's lives in St Petersburg.
Contributors
Presenter (Blue Peter):
Konnie
Huq
Reporter (Newsround):
Laura
Jones
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sophie Raworth. Including a weather summary.Contributors
Unknown:
George
Alagiah
Unknown:
Sophie
Raworth.
: Regional news magazine
Details on MondayFollowed by Weather with Rob McElwee.
Contributors
Unknown:
Rob
McElwee.
: Steve Leonard's Ultimate Killers
Dicing with Death. Steve Leonard confronts animals that kill in self-defence - including a psychotic rhinoceros and a spitting cobra - then explores the man-eaters, such as the great white shark and the giant alligator.Director Scott Alexander ; Series producer Martin Hughes-Games
(Revised rpt)
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Leonard
Director:
Scott
Alexander
Producer:
Martin
Hughes-Games
: The National Lottery - Midweek Draws
Eamonn Holmes hosts the midweek draws.Director Barbara Wiltshire
Contributors
Unknown:
Eamonn
Holmes
Director:
Barbara
Wiltshire
: UK's Worst.... Toilet?
Nick Knowles and Rianna Scipio are joined by Monty the sniffer dog as they set out to uncover some of the most insalubrious lavatories the country has to offer, taking in conveniences from Bristol to the Shetland Islands.Director Feisal Ali ; Series producer Sion Taylor
Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Knowles
Unknown:
Rianna
Scipio
Director:
Feisal
Ali
Producer:
Sion
Taylor
: The Food Police
With nearly half of our food coming from abroad, it's the job of the food police to make sure it is safe. However, as the third in this series reveals, dangerous and illegal meat is still being smuggled into Britain every day and even food imported via legal routes can jeopardise our health.Series producer Cassie Braban: Executive producer Edwina vardey
: Mandela - the Living Legend
Six months' unprecedented access to Nelson Mandela have resulted in two programmes offering fresh insight into the former South African president's remarkable story. In this first instalment David Dimbleby hears Mandela talk of his early years in the Transkei, his struggle to liberate his country and his imprisonment. The film also fast-forwards to the present, following the 84-year-old statesman's hectic schedule and hearing from VIPs such as Bill Clinton, Fidel Castro and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Part 2 next Wednesday.How David Dimbleby got closer than most to the great man: p33
Contributors
Subject:
Nelson
Mandela
Presenter:
David
Dimbleby
Interviewee:
Bill
Clinton
Interviewee:
Fidel
Castro
Interviewee:
Desmond
Tutu
Producer:
Dominic
Allan
Series producer:
David
Harrison
: BBC News
With Huw Edwards. 10.25 Regional NewsThen Weather with Rob McElwee.
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Unknown:
Huw
Edwards.
Unknown:
Rob
McElwee.
: They Think It's All Over
Steve Davis and Sam Torrance are the guest captains, with Newcastle United's Gary Speed and comedian Rich Hall also joining Nick Hancock , Jonathan Ross and Rory McGrath. Director Ian Lorimer ; Producers Bill Matthews and Harry ThompsonRepeated next Saturday
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
Sam
Torrance
Unknown:
Gary
Speed
Unknown:
Rich
Hall
Unknown:
Nick
Hancock
Unknown:
Jonathan
Ross
Unknown:
Rory
McGrath.
Director:
Ian
Lorimer
Producers:
Bill
Matthews
Producers:
Harry
Thompson
: Patrick Kielty Live
Comedy and celebrity chat with the Irish funnyman.Producer Rob Baker Repeated next Saturday
Contributors
Producer:
Rob
Baker
: Boxing
York Hall in Bethnal Green, east London, features up-and-coming super-middleweight talent with the undefeated Carl Froch taking on Danny Norton. PlusMatthew Thirlwall aims to wreak revenge on Gary Beardsley , who controversially beat him in January. With John Inverdale. Producer Chris Lewis
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Carl
Froch
Unknown:
Danny
Norton.
Unknown:
Matthew
Thirlwall
Unknown:
Gary
Beardsley
Unknown:
John
Inverdale.
Producer:
Chris
Lewis
: Sign Zone
Programmes with sign language. Ends 5.00.Rail Cops Officers target rail trespassers and train recruits. With enhanced commentary for the visually impaired.
1.55 Watchdog Consumer show. Shown yesterday at 7pm
2.25 Panorama Audiences around the world debate how best to tackle Saddam Hussein. Shown on Sunday at 10.15pm
3.15 Antiques Roadshow Shown Sunday at 6.45pm
4.00 Christopher Reeve : Hope in Motion The Superman actor describes his struggle to walk again.
Contributors
Unknown:
Saddam
Hussein.
Unknown:
Christopher
Reeve
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