Listings
: Little Polar Bear
Animated tales.Repeated at8.50am Repeat
: Teletubbies
Barbecue. A young boy and his grandfather build a barbecue.Shown yesterday at 10am ..................
: Tom and Jerry Kids
Animated triple bill with the young cat and mouse.: Blue Peter
Children's magazine.Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
: Robinson Sucroe
More animated castaway stories. Repeat: Oakie Doke
The animated tree man.Repeatedatlpm Repeat .................
: Little Polar Bear
Animated tales.Shownat7am .................................
: School programmes
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.00 The Geography Programme Shorts (ages 11-13) France 2000 7227144 9.10 Working It Out.... Sorted (ages 11-19) Laying the Foundations: a Step Nearer
5612618 9.30 Clementine (ages 14-16) Les Vacances 8279637 9.45 Numbertime
1-10 (ages 4-6) NumberNine
: Teletubbies
Jumping. TheTeletubbies have fun watching some children jumping. Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am Repeat....: School programmes
10.30 Watch (ages 5-7) Natural History -Winter 3805618 10.45 Science Zone (ages 9-11) Changes in Material: AllFiredUp 9638057 11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11) Changes in Material: Burning
9272637 11.15 Megamaths (ages 7-9) Seven Times Subtitled 9599415 11.35
Watch: Music-theSongCatcher(ages 5-7) HelloMisterSun 7842231 11.50 History File (ages 11-13) FirstWorld War: Living and Dying 7869908 12.10 Higher English (ages 16+) Taking Stock of Talk
: Working Lunch
The weekday business, finance and consumer news programme..........: Oakie Doke
Animated arboreal antics.Shownat8.40am
: The Arts and Crafts Hour
The Terrace The Birmingham terrace makeovercontinues. RepeatThen at 1.40 The Arts and Crafts Show
Caroline Righton learns how to make jewellery from card and paper. Kevin Whay renovates an old model train......
Contributors
Unknown:
Caroline
Righton
Unknown:
Kevin
Whay
: Wildlife on Two
Earwig. Wildlife documentaryfilm telling the story of a female earwig's struggle for survival against constant threats from predators. Narrated by David Attenborough. Repeat Subtitled ..........................2.40 News and Regional News
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Attenborough.
: Westminster with Diana Madill
The news and views of the day from in and around Parliament. Subtitled ......3.20 News and Regional News
: Snooker
Further live coverage of the third round of the UK championship, taking place at Bournemouth International Centre.Introduced by David Vine. ..........
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Vine.
: Cricket: the Ashes
Highlights from the final day's play in the First Test between England and Australia in Brisbane. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Ian Chappell and Tony Greig. ..............Contributors
Commentary By:
Richie
Benaud
Commentary By:
Ian
Chappell
Commentary By:
Tony
Greig.
: Heartbreak High
Ryan and Anita fight to save the local park but end up on opposite sides of the argument, while Draz and Kurt spend some quality time together. Nikki cheats on an assignment.: Snooker
Twofurtherthird-round matches play to a finish tonight in the UK championship at Bournemouth International Centre. David Vine introduces coverage of the opening frames, with commentary provided by Ray Edmonds , Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor ,Willie Thorne and John Virgo. ..
Contributors
Introduces:
David
Vine
Provided By:
Ray
Edmonds
Provided By:
Clive
Everton
Provided By:
Dennis
Taylor
Provided By:
Willie
Thorne
Provided By:
John
Virgo.
: From the Edge
Continuing the magazine series that deals with issues affecting disabled people.Kim Tserkezie examines the experiences of disabled children who spend time away from home and how recent research shows that social services are failing to protect the children's rights. Mik Scarlet meets US musician
Vic Chesnutt , who talks about his life and work. Plus ideas for meals from disabled cooks and a report on seekingfriends and work on the internet.
Series editor Ian Macrae
Contributors
Unknown:
Kim
Tserkezie
Unknown:
Mik
Scarlet
Musician:
Vic
Chesnutt
Editor:
Ian
MacRae
: Top Gear Rally Report
Coverage of the final day's events in the Rally of GreatBritain. Steve Rider reports from the rally headquarters on all the day's action in the demanding forest stages in South Wales. He also witnesses the World Rally champion being crowned on the finish ramp in Cheltenham......................
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Rider
: Delia's How to Cook
Delia Smith continues her demonstrations of the basics of good cooking by showing howto make simple flour-based sauces and batters.She has recipes for white sauce and its variations, Canadian buttermilk pancakes with maple syrup and traditional toad-in-the-hole. Plus news of a flour for sauces which needs no fat at all.
See today's choices.
Director John Silver ; Series producer
DavidWillcock Subtitled .............
* Rour-based sauces and batter: page 44
Contributors
Unknown:
Delia
Smith
Director:
John
Silver
: Back to the Floor
The series that demotes bosses to the shop floor to experience normal working life.Home Truths. Heather Rabbatts, the chief executive of Lambeth Council in south London, leaves her six-figure salary Town Hall job behind to spend a week as a new housingtrainee. What lessons can she learn to help her spend Lambeth's£700-million housing budget more effectively? See today's choices.
Producer Nicola Bungey
Executive producer Robert Thirkell
Contributors
Unknown:
Heather
Rabbatts
Producer:
Nicola
Bungey
Executive Producer:
Robert
Thirkell
: Modern Times The Magic Factory
The social documentary series takes a look at the pleasure park Alton Towers and follows its transformation into a magical theme resort for the future, complete with a new £12-million roller coaster. But can the park and its new ride fulfil the expectations of both visitors and shareholders?See today's choices.
Director Tim Lambert ; Series editor
Stephen Lambert
Contributors
Director:
Tim
Lambert
Editor:
Stephen
Lambert
: Wrappers
Continuing the series thattakes a nostalgic glance back at some of Britain's best-loved brands.Powder Puffs. A look at the development of branded soap powders, as archive footage and original packaging help to reawaken washday memories from years gone by. Producer Alison Bennett
Contributors
Producer:
Alison
Bennett
: Newsnight
News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman.: Snooker
Highlights of today's four third-round matches in the UK championship, taking place at Bournemouth International Centre, introduced by Dougie Donnelly. Plus a look ahead to tomorrow's quarter-finals.Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Presenter:
Dougie
Donnelly.
: Despatch Box
Steve Richards presents a roundup of the Queen's speech to Parliament.Contributors
Presenter:
Steve
Richards
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated. OPEN SCIENCE12.30 Quantum Leaps -Making Contact Subtitled 35090 1.00 Our
Health in Our Hands 64651 1.30
The Programmers SCHOOLS
2.00 Business Studies
LANGUAGES
4.00 Italianissimo 13-16
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Career Moves
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
5.45 Public Project, Private
Finance 31800 6.15 The Passion forDistinctiveness
6.45-7.00am The Business of the Environment
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