Listings
: CBBC
Ends 11.00.WEBSITE: [web address removed]
The Magical Adventures of Quasimodo
Animation set in 15th-century Paris. (R) (S)
7.20 Arthur
Animated fun with the eight year old aardvark. (R) (S)
7.50 Blue Peter
In Vietnam, Konnie Huq meets an expert kite-maker. In the studio, the others make an assault course for toy action figures. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S)(W)
8.10 Binka
Animated double bill. Binka is chased by a ball, then he goes exploring and gets lost. Repeated at 1pm (S)
8.20 Little Bear
A triple bill in which the cub imagines he is as small as the ants, Duck cannot find anything to wear, then the pair recall the day they met. (R) (S)
8.45 64 Zoo Lane
Victor tells the tale of a crocodile who tries to become mean and nasty. (R) (S)
9.00 Tweenies
Max pays a visit to Battersea Dogs' Home in south London, then the pals play a copying game. (R) (S) (W)
BBC TWEENIES MAGAZINE: published monthly, price £1.25 from newsagents
9.40 Playdays
Dave joins a group of children as they visit a clown workshop. (R) (S)
10.00 Teletubbies
In this double bill, Dipsy jumps indoors, then runs off to watch Annie and her dad land-yachting on a beach. (R) (S)
BBC TELETUBBIES MAGAZINE: on sale monthly, price £1.35
10.50 Ethelbert the Tiger
Two tales in which the playful tiger cub meets a skunk and a camel. (S)
Contributors
Presenter (Blue Peter):
Konnie
Huq
: Conference Live
Continuing live coverage from Brighton of the Labour Party's annual conference. Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon address the delegates following last month's terrorist attack on New York. Presented by Andrew Neil. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Straw
Unknown:
Geoff
Hoon
Presented By:
Andrew
Neil.
: CBBC: Binka
More fun with the fat cat.(Shown at 8.10am) (S)
: Schools programme
English Express (ages 9-11)Grammar and Writing: How Can You Write Better Writing? (S)
: Working Lunch
Consumer news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.Contributors
Presenter:
Adrian
Chiles
Presenter:
Adam
Shaw
: Conference Live
Live coverage of Tony Blair 's speech to the Labour Party conference in Brighton, with analysis from Andrew Marr and reaction from the delegates with Zeinab Badawi. Hosted by Andrew Neil. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Blair
Unknown:
Andrew
Marr
Unknown:
Zeinab
Badawi.
Unknown:
Andrew
Neil.
: News; Regional News (Digital:
UK Today) Weather (S) (W) 6148111.: Awash with Colour
DIYSOS host Nick Knowles joins Dermot Cavanagh for a painting tutorial against the backdrop of Marlfield House in Tipperary. (5) (W) 66Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Knowles
Unknown:
Dermot
Cavanagh
: Ready Steady Cook
Another against-the-clock culinary contest, presented by Ainsley Harriott. (S) (W) Ainsley's Gourmet Express 2 series continues tonight at 8.30pmContributors
Presented By:
Ainsley
Harriott.
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz, hosted by Anne Robinson. (S) (W)Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson.
: Star Trek: Voyager
Child's Play. Seven of Nine defends a child whose parents plan to use him as a weapon against the Borg. Guest star Mark A Sheppard was seen previously as Morn in DeepSpace Nine, Voyager and The Next Generation. (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Mark A
Sheppard
: Roswell High
Summer of '47. The history of the 1947 crash is revealed when Michael interviews a Second World War veteran for a school project. (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult: Bill Oddie Goes Wild
Speyside. After an absence of many years, Bill Oddie returns to the Scottish Highlands and finds reindeer, mountain hare, and ptarmigan, goes bird-watching, and attempts to catch up with the elusive capercaillie.Producer Stephen Moss (R) (S) (W) 79
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Oddie
Producer:
Stephen
Moss
: Food and Drink
Antony Worrall Thompson makes triple-chocolate brownies, while other delights include tea-smoked quail, oriental-coleslaw-and-filo parcels with camembert-and-cranberry sauce. Local footballers try wines with Oz Clarke whileEmma Crowhurst conjures up bruschetta, white beans and garlic. Series producer Lyndsay Davis ; Executive producer Gloria Wood (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/food
BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: available monthly, price f.2.10
Contributors
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson
Unknown:
Oz
Clarke
Unknown:
Emma
Crowhurst
Producer:
Lyndsay
Davis
: Ainsley's Gourmet Express 2
The One without the Fat. Harriott proves it's possible to cook delicious, healthy food without compromising on taste. On the menu are shredded chicken, lemon-grass soup, oriental steamed soy chicken and vegetables, chilli-crab linguine with vodka, and passion-fruit souffles. Director Stuart Bateup ; Series producer Sara Kozak (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/gourmetexpressBBC BOOK: Ainsley Harriott's Gourmet Express, hardback, price £14.99
A scrumptious crab recipe, plus RTkitchenware offers: page 29
Contributors
Director:
Stuart
Bateup
Producer:
Sara
Kozak
: Battlefields
Second in the series relating the story of four major battles that proved to be turning points in the Second World War. Cassino. The Italian campaign of 1944 has been seen by some as a sideshow to the D-Day landings in Normandy. But, as the veterans of Monte Cassino confirm, it was a desperate campaign. With Professor Richard Holmes.Director Georgina Harvey ; Series producer Mark Fielder (S) (W) BBC PRODUCTS: book (same title). 117.99: History Magazine, monthly f 2.95
Contributors
Unknown:
Professor Richard
Holmes.
Director:
Georgina
Harvey
: We Are History
Spoof history documentaries, starring Marcus Brigstocke. The Real Robin Hood. Searching for the truth behind the legend of Robin Hood takes David Oxley BA (Hons) to Nottingham. Written by Danny Robins and Dan Tetsell ; Di rector/Producer Alex Walsh-Taylor (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/historyContributors
Unknown:
Marcus
Brigstocke.
Unknown:
Robin
Hood.
Unknown:
David
Oxley
Written By:
Danny
Robins
Written By:
Dan
Tetsell
: Porridge
The classic comedy by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais. Rough Justice. Fletcher is prosecutor in an in-house trial. Producer Sydney Lotterby Another episode tomorrow 10pm (R) (S)Contributors
Comedy By:
Dick
Clement
Comedy By:
Ian
La Frenais.
: Newsnight
Analysis of the news, with Jeremy Paxman. (S) (W)Then Party Conference Broadcast By the Labour Party. (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Paxman.
: Seinfeld
The Dealership. Jerry decides to buy a car from Elaine's boyfriend. (S)11.50 The Reverse Peephole. Kramer and Newman reverse the peepholes on their doors. (S)
: 48 Preludes and Fugues
A recital from Bach'sWell-Tempered Clavier. (R) (S) (W)
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University 12.30 Lab Detectives (W) 9141970 12.45 Ever Wondered? FA Cup Special (S) 23222 1.15 Ever Wondered?
6241406 1.30 Church and Mosque - Venice and Istanbul (S) Secondary Schools 2.00 Science Short Circuit - Physics (S) Languages 4.00 The French Experience (parts 9-12) Work Essentials 5.00 Getting a Job
Open University 6.00 Open Advice Exam Success (W)
6.30 Housing - Business as Usual (S)
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