Listings
: CBBC
Ends 8.15.Chuck Finn
A treasure map is discovered in the hold of the Tingalla Rose. (R) (S)
7.25 Histeria
Part two of an animated trip back to the time of the American Civil War. (R) (S)
7.45 Blue Peter
With sign language. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBCl (S) (W)
: CBeebies
Ends 10.50.Andy Pandy
Andy Pandy and his friends attempt to spring-clean their houses. Then Teddy tramples on Looby Loo's favourite blue flowers.
8.25 The Story Makers
A tale in which someone very special is coming to tea.
8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
When Jetta's trophy and locket go missing, the paws of suspicion point to Emily.
9.00 Teletubbies
Double bill. The quartet try to be quiet, then Po counts to three and Laa-Laa's ball gets stuck in a tree.
BBC VIDEO: Teletubbies2 video boxed set, price £12.99
9.50 Playdays
Peggy Patch and her friends find their favourite flowers growing everywhere.
10.00 Tweenies
Double bill. Judy has been invited to a wedding, and Milo tries to be cool.
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10 50 Hotch Potch House (ages 3-5) Just the Same 11,10 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Captain Crimson - Guzzle Trouble 6078477 11.30 ZigZag (ages 7-9) Weather - Rain
1713816 11.50 Landmarks (ages 9-12) Britain Since 1930-
Evacuation 8379019 12.10 Focus (ages 9-11) Citizenship: Minorities - a Home from Home (Refugees)
: Working Lunch
Business updates, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.Ceefax: page 238
Contributors
: World Snooker
Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott introduce world championship action from the Crucible theatre in Sheffield.Alan McManus, ranked 12th in the world, plays Anthony Davies , ranked 31st, for a place in the final sixteen. Plus, the first of the second-round matches. played over 25 frames, begins. Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds ,
Dennis Taylor , John Virgo , Willie Thorne and Steve Davis provide the commentary.
Contributors
: Westminster Live
More debates and decisions taking place at Westminster, presented by Zeinab Badawi.(Contact details Tuesday)
Contributors
: News; Regional News
(Digital: BBC London News)Weather (W;
: World Snooker
Hazel Irvine introduces further world championship snooker coverage from Sheffield where round two of the competition continues.Contributors
: Weakest Link
More acerbic put-downs in the elimination quiz.BBC Products: CD-Rom Weakest Link, for PC and Playstation, both £24.99; video Weakest Link - Insults and Exits, price £12.99, available now
: The Simpsons
The Day Violence Died. Bart and Lisa come to the aid of a down-and-out man who claims to have invented the whole concept of cartoon violence. Featuring the guest voice of actor Kirk Douglas.Contributors
: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Lucky Charm. Philip risks losing a big account when he advises a superstitious client to stop allowing Will to influence his business decisions.The series continues tomorrow at 6.20pm
: World Snooker
Hazel Irvine introduces live coverage of the concluding frames of this year's world championship first round. Tonight, the match between former champion John Higgins and Thailand's James Wattana draws to a close as they vie for the remaining place in round two.Contributors
: Homeground
Another edition from the series featuring the best of the BBC's regional documentaries.Parents Who Get Away with Murder. Statistics show that young children are five times more likely to be murdered than adults. The foster parents of a four-year-old, who died when he was beaten and abused by them, will never stand trial for his murder. This documentary investigates the legal loophole that allows parents to walk away from their crimes. Producer Andrew Head First shown in BBC South and South East WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/homeground
: What the Victorians Did for Us
Concluding the three compilations from Adam Hart-Davis 's study of the Victorians' enduring legacy to British society. Conquerors. An exploration of how the Victorians' unshakeable faith in hard work and technology enabled them to create and control the British Empire.Making it Big. A look at the birth of London Underground and the motor car. Plus, an evaluation of the influence of William Armstrong , whose millions allowed him to install a swing bridge in central Newcastle.
Executive producer Caroline van den Brul
Contributors
: World Snooker
World championship coverage from the Crucible theatre in Sheffield continues with Ray Stubbs introducing a best-of-25-frames, second-round match. With analysis from Steve Davis and John Parrott.Contributors
: Newsnight
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.Then Party Election Broadcast
By the Liberal Democrats.
Contributors
: Rugby Special
Keith Wood and Jonathan Davies preview the alternative Wales v England fixture, as Llanelli prepare to take on Leicester in the European Cup semi-final. There's also the key moments from the title race and the relegation battle in the Premiership, Rob Henderson 's mystery guest and a report from John Inverdale on the current health of rugby union. Plus, news reports from Eddie Butler and Nick Mullins. Director Stephen Potter ; Editor Jo McCusker WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/rugbyspecialContributors
: Despatch Box
Andrew Neil presents the latest news from Westminster and previews the morning's headlines.Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open Science 12.30 The Next Big Thing The Reality of Risk 8752355 1.05 Lab Detectives 3839997 1.20 Hollywood
Science Speed 6748387 1.30 Bloodlines - Family Legacy 73510 2.00 The Great Iron and Steel Roller Coaster 36152 2.30 Rocks for Roads 8711171 3.20 Ever Wondered? Curriculum Development 3.30 ICT Getting Connected in the Secondary School - Painsley School in Staffordshire Languages 4.00 Deutsch Plus (parts 17-20) Working in Engineering 5.00 The Future
Open University 6.00 Cosmic Recycling - how the death of a star provides the material for new stars to be bom 55065 6.30
Sex and the Single Gene? - homosexuality and genes 51688 I
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