Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signingand subtitles.: Children's BBC: Smurfs' Adventures
Gargamel tries to lure the Smurfs to his castle.: Children's BBC: Blue Peter
Shown yesterday 5.10pm. (Stereo) (Subtitled): Children's BBC: Penny Crayon
Penny draws dogs. Repeated at 2.00pm. (Rpt): Children's BBC: Philbert the Frog
Cartoon about a forgetful frog.: The Record
Parliamentary proceedings. Stereo.: Daytime on Two
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.05 The Limit (ages 16+)
8192226 9.45 Writingand Pictures (ages 6-7) The Rescue Stereo subtmea
: Children's BBC: Playdays
The bus halts at the Patch Stop. (Rpt) (Stereo): Daytime on Two
10.25 Storytime (ages 4-5)5599961 10.40 Jeunes Francophones (ages 14-16) Stereo 8588077 11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11)
11.15 Landmarks Extra (ages 9-12)
Stereo 4556232 11.35 Landmarks (ages 9-12) Stereo Subtitled 2381400 12.00 Teaching Today
: Working Lunch
Live consumer news.: Daytime on Two
1.00 Lifeschool (ages 14+)Subtitled 59804139 1.25 Human Rights, Human Wrongs Stereo 31269771 1.45
Numbertime (ages 4-5)
: Children's BBC: Penny Crayon
Animation. Shown at 8.20am.: The Oprah Winfrey Show
Today, advice on how to avoid beingSwindled. Stereo Subtitled ............
: Wartime Weddings
Mr and Mrs Otter. The romantic story of an army warrant officer and a landworker.Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs
Otter.
: Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage of the day's business in Parliament. Stereo Subtitled .........: Children's BBC: Tex Avery
Cartoon fun.: Children's BBC: The Wizard of Oz
Animated adventures.: Children's BBC: Mud
Fifth of the seven-part comedy series, set at a mysterious Somerset castle.Written by Mickey Hutton and Danny Peacock.
Contributors
Writer:
Mickey
Hutton
Writer:
Danny PeacockMiss Dudderidge: Susie
Blake
Raggedy man:
Trevor
Peacock
Joshua Fennel:
Trevor
Peacock
Mrs Dears:
Jennifer
Piercey
Bill:
Russell
Tovey
Ruby:
Brooke
Kinsella
: Children's BBC: The Biz!
Emma, Pippa and Mark scrape through the entrance auditions.Written by Jeremy Front
Contributors
Writer:
Jeremy
Front
Luke:
Nathan
Constance
Nicky:
Keeley
Forsyth
Chris:
Sacha
Pitimson.
Jules:
Hannah
Lawrence
Ben:
Mahommed
George
Emma:
Lindsey
Wise
Pippa:
Marie
Wevill
Mark:
Craig
Stein
: I'm Still a Tourist
Mark Palmer , a teenager with cerebral palsy, puts Disneyland Paris to the consumertest.Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Palmer
: Blooming Lovely
In the first of six programmes looking at the working lives of London floristsSophie Hanna has advice on arranging flowers forspecial occasions.
Director DafyddUyr James ; Executive producer
Dai Williams
Contributors
Unknown:
Sophie
Hanna
Director:
Dafydduyr
James
Producer:
Dai
Williams
: Gardeners' World Live
From the National ExhibitionCentre in Birmingham comes this look at the Gardeners' World
Live exhibition, which opened yesterday and continues until Sunday. Presenter Michele Newman and garden designer David Stevens meet the people with a passion for plants.
Plus, there's a special feature on young gardeners. See today's choices. Producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer
Dennis Adams Gardeners' World is tomorrow at8.30pm Stereo ........................... * Geoff Hamilton : page 38
Contributors
Presenter:
Michele
Newman
Designer:
David
Stevens
Producer:
Colette
Foster
Producer:
Dennis
Adams
Unknown:
Geoff
Hamilton
: Beating Retreat
Live coverage of the closing day of a three-day ceremony held in honourof the Duke of Edinburgh's 75th birthday. The duke will be accompanied by the Queen to London's Horse GuardsParade, where they will hear a programme of music written and arranged forthe occasion, and performed by the massed bands of the Royal Marines. Commentary by Eric Robson.
Producer Michael Begg Stereo
Contributors
Commentary By:
Eric
Robson.
Producer:
Michael Begg
Stereo
: Out and About
John Fletcherjoins a group from the Henley Rowing Club on their day out in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Plus, a rally driver swaps hobbies with an amateur actor, and Chandra Ruegg plans a sport-themed "escape".Producer Gary Wicks ; Editor Alison Rooper ...... REGIONAL PROGRAMME: see variations below
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Fletcherjoins
Unknown:
Chandra
Ruegg
Producer:
Gary
Wicks
Editor:
Alison
Rooper
: Out and About
Tonight, Patricia Murphy shows how to get what you want at an auction, while Freddy Rostand checks out what children can do at an activities centre in Weymouth. Plus, comedianTerry Garoghan 'stipsonpassingyourselfoff as part of the yachting set.
Producer Mia Costello ; Series producer Peter Pitt
E-mail: out.about@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Patricia
Murphy
Unknown:
Freddy
Rostand
Unknown:
Terry
Garoghan
Producer:
Mia
Costello
Producer:
Peter
Pitt
: Rick Stein's Taste of the Sea
The seafood chef prepares a clambake for his annual staff party; at dead of night he hunts for soft-shell crabs, and then cooks them in spicy batter and serves them with a Thai sauce dip. Finally, he creates a seafood salad. Director/Producer David PritchardContributors
Producer:
David
Pritchard
: One Foot in the Past
Kirsty Wark tells the story of model villages,Sir Bernard Ingham visits the Stoodley Pike obelisk, while Ptolemy Dean reveals the state of neglect of many of architect Sir John Soane 's buildings. See today's choices.
Series producer Basil Comely; Executive producer
Roland Keating
Contributors
Unknown:
Kirsty
Wark
Unknown:
Sir Bernard
Ingham
Unknown:
Stoodley
Pike
Unknown:
Ptolemy
Dean
Unknown:
Sir John
Soane
Producer:
Roland
Keating
: The Travel Show
Tonight, actor Robert Lindsay travels to Africa with his brother to indulge his passion for fishing in the lakes on Mount Kenya, reputed to be among the best in the world for trout. Plus, Sophie Campbell checks out the options for hiring a holiday home in Cornwall. Presented by Penny Junor .Producers Anna Beattie and Helen Bullough
Editor Liz Warner
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Lindsay
Unknown:
Sophie
Campbell
Presented By:
Penny
Junor
Producers:
Anna
Beattie
Producers:
Helen
Bullough
Editor:
Liz
Warner
: Chalk Flew Up
A History of Wimbledon 's No 1 CourtOpened in 1924, Wimbledon's No I court will be used forthe last time at this year's tennis championships.
Barry Davies and Sue Barker look back at some of the great matches and incidents that have taken place on this sporting arena. See today's choices. Producer Paul Davies
Followed by DESIGNS OF THE TIMES
BBC Design Awards A chance to review and vote forthis year'sfinalists in the architecture and environment section.
See yesterday's programme at 7.30pm for details
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Davies
Unknown:
Sue
Barker
Producer:
Paul
Davies
: Gaytime TV
The series forgay men, lesbians and interested others. Hosted by Rhona Cameron and Bert Tyler Moore.Series producer Antoine Palmer ; Series editor
NeilCrombie Stereo
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Rhona
Cameron
Unknown:
Bert Tyler
Moore.
Producer:
Antoine
Palmer
: The Learning Zone
Open University12.30 Apples, Risks and Recriminations Rpt
1.30 Invasion from Mars
FETV Short Cuts
2.00 Working with Food
BBC Focus
4.00 Italia 2000 Rpt 80375 4.30 Royal Institution Discourse Rpt
77172 5.30TheAdviser
Open University
6.00 New Formulae for Food 6569559 6.25 Family Centre 6548066 6.50 Santo Spirito: a Renaissance Church
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