Listings
: Children's BBC Breakfast
Ends 9.00.Bump
Bump takes his pals on a ride. Repeated at 1.05pm (R)
7.05 Playdays
The gang have fun building things. (R)
7.25 Snorks
Cartoon. (R)
7.45 Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1 (S)(W)
8.10 Biskitts
Cartoon fun. (R)
8.35 The Busy World of Richard Scarry
Animated fun in Busytown. (R)
: School programmes
Repeats are not indicated.9.00 Hands Up! (ages 3-7) Food-with sign language. 9197852 9.15
Hands Up!: Storytime (ages 4-5) Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?-with sign language. 6046622 9.25 Hotch Potch House (ages 3-5) Babies
9.45 Pathways of Belief (ages 7-9+) Christianity: Easter (S)
: Tweenies
Leaves. Milo finds leaf stuck in his jacket.Shown last Tuesday BBC1 (S) (W)
: School programmes
10.50 Numbertime (ages 4-6) More or Less: Three More (S)11.05 Le Club (ages 9-12) Mon
Quartier 3467245 11.20 ZigZag (ages 7-9) Tudor Life: Food -
Housewife's Story (S) 3462790 11.40 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Captain Crimson: Banana Drama -written by Elly Brewer. (S) 2818581 12.00
Shakespeare - the Animated Tales
(ages 9-13) As You Like It (S)
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Consumer reports.: Rupert Cartoon
Ends 1.10.capers. (R)
: Bump
Shown at 7am: Home Front Tricks
Makeover moments. (S): Berlin Express
Thriller continuing the Robert Ryan season.Passengers travelling through occupied Europe find themselves at the hub of a murderous plot to stop the reunification of Germany.
(1948) (BW) (S) ***
(Back from Eternity is tomorrow at 1.05pm)
Films: pp 60-64
Contributors
: Westminster Live
With Diana Madill. (S) CONTACT DETAILS: phone 0345 (calls charged at the local rate), fax[number removed]or e-mail west.live@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
: News; Regional News
(S) Weather: Esther: Is Our Food Killing Us?
In the wake of the BSE crisis and with the advent of GM products, Esther Rantzen is joined by chef Antony Worrall Thompson to discusses the dangers of food. (S)Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Cookery challenges. (R) IS): Delia Smith's SummerCollection
Recipes for chicken with sherry vinegar and tarragon sauce, and a gooseberry cobbler. (R) (S)Followed by Consuming Passions A recipe for apricot chicken. (S): Taxi
Money Troubles. Suzanne and John have financial problems.Regular cast on Monday (R) (S)
: Due South
The Vault. An exaggerated insurance claim leavesDetective Vecchio wrongly declared dead. (R) (S)
: Battlestar Galactica
Saga of a Star World (part 3). The trilogy concludes with the Ga/act/ca searching for the 13th colony. (R) (S): Home Ground
The showcase for the best documentaries and current-affairs programmes from the BBC regions and nations.Insult to Injury. Britain's coal industry may have collapsed, but the misery of ex-miners' industrial injuries has given rise to a new multi-million-pound business. But why have so many lost out in the compensation stakes?
Producer Jayne Morgan First shown on BBC Wales (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/homeground; e-mail: homeground@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
: Local Heroes
Cycling boffin Adam Hart-Davis pedals around Britain for a six-part sixth series, hunting out unsung pioneers of scientific ideas. London is the first destination, where he investigates the invention of the lightning conductor, the pressure cooker and the electrocardiogram. See Choice.Producer Paul Bader ; Executive producer Mike Greenwood (S)
Contributors
: All the Right Moves
The series analysing the housing market examines the influence property can have on lifestyles as Quentin Willson and Anna Ryder Richardson swap residences and explore each other's houses. Plus an examination of the pros and cons of giving up a city pad for a life on water, and friends who are deciding to buy and share a place together. Series producer Susie Staples ; Executive producer Mark Hill (S) (W)Contributors
: Reputations
Olga Korbut : the Gymnast, Her Coach, Her Rival and the President. In 1972, Olga Korbut 's display at the Munich Olympics turned the Soviet gymnast into the darling of the west. But, behind the scenes, the 17-year-old's rise was far from idyllic. In the first of five revisionist profiles, Korbut reveals all, including allegations against her one-time coach, Renald Knysh. Jancis Robinson narrates. See Choice.Producer Clare Beavan ; Series editor Jenny Abbott
(S) (W) Andrew Duncan meets Olga Korbut : page 8
Contributors
: When I Get Older
The first of six films examining the choices available to elderly people when their independence is threatened- begins with the story of 83-year-old Jan Poulsen who, increasingly frail through osteoporosis, decides to leave her splendid Copenhagen residence for a sheltered flat in Oxford. Narrated by Sue Johnston. See Choice.
Director Ann Lalic ; Series producer Julian Mercer (S) (W)
FURTHER INFORMATION: call free on [number removed]. Ceefax: page 617. Website: www.bbc.co.uk/health.
Contributors
: Real Estates
Continuing the series about families on neighbouringSalford estates. Tonight, the problem of truancy causes headaches for both parents and the police. (S) The series concludes tomorrow at 11.20pm
: 10x10: New Directors
Too Fast. Drama documentary about Asian youngsters misbehaving on the streets of East London. Written by Khaled Hakim ; Producer AtifGhaniDirector Paul Sukhija (R) (S)
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University 12.30 Open Advice A University without Walls 90291 1.00 Managing in Organisations: Empowerment (S) 31611 1.30 The True Geometry of Nature (S) Secondary Schools 2.00 Science Zone (S)
Languages 4.00 The French Experience (part 9-12) -language course for beginners. With in-vision subtitles.
Count Me In 5.00 Numbers Direct 37307 5.30 Making Maths Work - maths skills for everyday working life.
Open University 6.00 The Roof of the World (S)
6.30 Strike a Light Ends 7.00am. (S)
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