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: CBBC
Ends 8.15.Ocean Odyssey
When Neri and Brett bring the boy from the spaceship out of suspended animation he immediately begins to wreak havoc on the island. (R) (S)
7.25 Histeria
Today's fun-filled, animated exploration of characters and events in world history, brings to life some of the many forces of good. (R) (S)
7.45 Short Change
The children's consumer show conducts a test of pogo sticks, sends the hit squad to Alton Towers and provides tips on using internet shopping cards. Plus the weekly price-busting challenge. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)
: CBeebies
Ends 10.50.WEBSITE: [web address removed]
Pablo the Little Red Fox The cubs are fascinated by the city lights and attempt to follow them.
8.35 The Story Makers: A hatred of water provides the subject matter for today's story.
8.50 Clifford the Big Red Dog: Jetta teases Emily for not planning enough exciting activities to celebrate her birthday party.
9.00 Teletubbies: A chair appears in Teletubbyland and Tinky Winky tries to stand on one leg.
BBC CD-ROM: Play with the Teletubbies, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99
9.50 Playdays: In a time-themed edition, Poppy has an accident with Karl's clock, and the cuckoo clock is having a bad day.
10.10 Tweenies: The pals imagine what it would be like to disappear. Then Bella arrives with a new hairstyle which attracts some unwelcome attention.
BBC CD-ROM: Ready to Play, for PC and PlayStation, price £19.99
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10 50 Storytime (ages 4-5) Two
Greedy Bears 4931959 11.05 Numbertime (ages 4-6) More or Less - Two More
11.20 Words and Pictures (ages 6-7) Phonics Year Two -Oo/U -
Magic Pencil gets to grips with some unusual spellings
4573997 11.35 Watch (ages 5-7) The Songcatcher - Work Calypso S) 8289442 11.50 ZigZag (ages
7-9) Art-Colour IS) 12 10 Landmarks (ages 9-12)
Pakistan and Its People - a Village in the Punjab
: Working Lunch
Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.Contributors
: World Snooker
The cameras return to the Crucible theatre in Sheffield for coverage of day seven of the world championship. The sixteen winners of round one now play best-of-25-frames matches over three sessions to decide who goes through to the last eight. The first quarter-final pairing will be decided tonight. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott. Clive Everton ,Ray Edmonds , Dennis Taylor , John Virgo and Willie Thorne provide the commentary. Including at 3.20 News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News); Weather
Contributors
: Weakest Link
Another edition of the elimination quiz with quips, hosted by Anne Robinson.Contributors
: The Simpsons
A Fish Called Selma. Surprisingly, dating Marge's sister,Selma, revives a Hollywood celebrity's career. With the guest voice of actor Jeff Goldblum.
Contributors
: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Young and Restless. Uncle Phil's irrepressible mother,Hattie, arrives for a visit.
6.45 It had to be You. Jazz arranges a date for Will with his beautiful but bossy sister Janet. <s)
: World Snooker
The world championship second round continues at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield, where, tonight, the first of the quarter-finalists will be decided. The eventual winner is guaranteed a cheque for at least £38,000. (si: This Land
Moume. Mourne's steep, granite mountains are Northern Ireland's highest and remain totally unblemished by modern landmarks. This film looks at how their place in the landscape stirs the hearts and minds of people who live and work in their shadow. Narrated by Bernard Hill.Producer Richard Trayler-Smith ; Editor Nicola Sirrell
Contributors
: Country House
In the seventh in the series looking at life at Wobum Abbey in Bedfordshire, the world-famous deer herd is put at risk. Meanwhile, LadyTavistock reveals the emotional highs and lows of breeding racehorses, and the Abbey's long- serving curator, Lavinia, has to make a critical decision.Director Nigel Farrell ; Producer Paul Sommers
Contributors
: Gardeners' World
While Sarah Raven demonstrates how to grow and take cuttings from dahlias, Alan Titchmarsh is busy planting and maintaining borders in his Hampshire garden where he is joined by Jo Swift who is planting shrubs for structure, and Rachel de Thames recommends some seasonal plants.Series producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer Tony Laryea BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World. £2.60. Gardens Illustrated. £3.50
BBC BOOKS: Grow Your Own Cut Flowers, £18.99. How To Be a Gardener. £18.99 How foliage can perk up shady borders: page 41
Contributors
: World Snooker
Hazel Irvine introduces the latest world championship second-round play from Sheffield.Then Party Election Broadcast By the Conservatives.
: Newsnight Review
Feminist writer Germaine Greer , media commentator and author Tom Paulin , and author and illustrator Craig Brown join KirstyWark for a review of the week's cultural highlights. Producer Mark Bell Repeated next Sunday on BBC4Then Party Election Broadcast By the Green Party.
Contributors
: Later.... with Jools Holland
r Gomez celebrate the release of their third album In Our Gun, punk poet and singer, Patti Smith gives an acoustic performance from her recently released retrospectiveLand and Benin's Angélique Kidjo presents songs from her Black Ivory Soul album. Plus, new soul diva Tweet performs her pop and R 'n' B hit Oops (Oh My)!. Director Matthew Amos ; Producer Alison Howe
Repeated next Sunday WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/later
Contributors
: World Snooker
Steve Davis and John Parrott present highlights from today's second-round play.Contributors
: The Ticket
Action thriller starring ShannenDoherty and James Marshall. A multi-million-dollar lottery winner and his family fly to Denver to collect their winnings, but when their plane crashes in the snowy wilderness, it becomes apparent that it was no accident. Review page 59. Director Stuart Cooper (1997, 12)
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.National Test Revision Revisewise Challenge at Home
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