Listings
: CBBC
Ends 8.15.Chuck Finn
Raising funds is the aim when Chuck organises a show aboard the Tingalla. (R) (S)
Continues on Thursday at 7am
7.25 Histeria
In Egypt's Valley of the Kings in 1922. Father Time joins Howard Carter in the search for the sarcophagus containing the body of boy king Tutankhamen. (R) (S)
7.45 Blue Peter
Starting the search for viewers to become Blue Peter Book Awards judges, plus Ronan Keating performing live in the studio. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)
Contributors
Singer (Blue Peter):
Ronan
Keating
: CBeebies
Ends 10.50.Binka
Double bill of feline fun. Binka can't understand why everyone is chasing a ball, and then gets lost in the jungle.
8.25 The Story Makers
Milton, Jelly and Jackson are travelling by both land and air.
8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
On Halloween, Jetta learns the futility of false bravery.
9.00 Teletubbies
Double bill with the aerial-sporting quartet. The friends are crawling in Teletubbyland, then they dance around the voice-trumpet controls.
BBC TELETUBBIES MAGAZINE: £1.35
9.50 Playdays
The boys and girls try deciding what to do to help around the house.
BBC PLAYDAYS MAGAZINE: £1.35
1040 Tweenies
Double bill. Max looks for fairies on the Isle of Man, and the friends visit Milo's fantasy jungle. WEBSITE: [web address removed]
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.50 Megamaths (ages 7-9) Division: Divide by Ten
1486498 11.10 English Express
(ages 9-11) Grammar and Writing: What's the Point of Full Stops? 6870837 11.30 Music Makers (ages 7-9) ProfessorAllegro's
World of Music: in the Ocean
1515276 11.50 Landmarks Shorts (ages 9-11) Using the Land: Digging the Landscape 2923127 12.00 Miracle Maker (ages 7-14) - third part of a new series relating the life of Jesus.
: Working Lunch
Financial roundup with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.Contributors
Presenter:
Adrian
Chiles
Presenter:
Adam
Shaw
: World Snooker
As the tournament enter the quarter-finals. Ray Stubbs ,Steve Davis and John Parrott present this morning's action. The last eight in 2001 were Joe Swail , Patrick Wallace , eventual winner Ronnie O'Sullivan , Peter Ebdon , Matthew Stevens.
Stephen Hendry. John Higgins and Ken Doherty. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/snooker
Contributors
Unknown:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott
Unknown:
Joe
Swail
Unknown:
Patrick
Wallace
Unknown:
Ronnie
O'Sullivan
Unknown:
Peter
Ebdon
Unknown:
Matthew
Stevens.
Unknown:
Stephen
Hendry.
Unknown:
John
Higgins
Unknown:
Ken
Doherty.
: Westminster Live
Zeinab Badawi with the latest updates on today's events in Parliament.Contact: phone-in [number removed] (calls charged at local rate), fax [number removed] or e-mail [email address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Zeinab
Badawi
: News; Regional News
(Digital: BBC London News)Weather
: World Snooker
Quarter-final coverage fromSheffield continues. In a clash last year of players from Northern Ireland, Joe Swail edged out
Patrick Wallace 13-11 to reach the last four.
Contributors
Unknown:
Joe
Swail
Unknown:
Patrick
Wallace
: The Simpsons
Twenty-Two Short Films about Springfield. The lives of the residents of Springfield are chronicled in a series of interweaving stories, including Apu's partying. Smithers's allergic reaction to a bee sting and Dr Nick Riviera 's appearance before a medical-review board. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cultContributors
Unknown:
Dr Nick
Riviera
: TOTP2
The first of the week's selections of archive performances from Top of the Pops, including the Rezillos, Del Amitri , the Stylistics, Sly and Robbie, Bryan Adams. Petula Clark and Austrian Eurodisco merchants Edelweiss. There's also new music from Don Henley , formerly of the Eagles, with Trisha Yearwood. With the voice of Steve Wright.Producer Mark Hagen More tomorrow at 6.20pm (5)
Contributors
Unknown:
Del
Amitri
Unknown:
Bryan
Adams.
Unknown:
Petula
Clark
Unknown:
Don
Henley
Unknown:
Trisha
Yearwood.
Unknown:
Steve
Wright.
Producer:
Mark
Hagen
: World Snooker
Further live quarter-final coverage from tonight's evening session at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield. In 2001. this stage of the tournament produced a semi-final line-up comprising one representative each from England(Ronnie O'Sullivan ), Scotland (John Higgins ). Wales (Matthew Stevens ) and Northern Ireland (Joe Swail ).
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
O'Sullivan
Unknown:
John
Higgins
Unknown:
Matthew
Stevens
Unknown:
Joe
Swail
Introduced By:
Ray
Stubbs.
: The Naked Chef
Continuing the repeats of Jamie Oliver 's most recent series. Curryfest. With Jules away for the weekend, Oliver decides to enjoy a game of pool with his friends and cook them a sumptuous Indian feast. After picking up tips from Indian chef Das, he conjures up a curry extravaganza that features lemon pickle, coriander dip, a top-quality curry sauce, fish and chicken dishes and lemon rice.Director Niall Downing ; Producer Nina Davies BBC BOOK: Happy Days with the Naked Chef is available, price L20
Contributors
Unknown:
Jamie
Oliver
Director:
Niall
Downing
Producer:
Nina
Davies
: The Best
Chefs Ben O'Donoghue. Paul Merrett and Silvana Franco offer a variety of recipes for fish dishes and chocolate puddings. O'Donoghue makes steamed monkfish with orange zest and chilli, followed by white-chocolate panacotta; Merrett rustles up hake with pancetta, squid and mussels, rounded off by chocolate fondant; and Franco creates haddock-and-mushy-pea fish cakes plus chocolate cardamom sauce. After the dishes are completed, a panel of judges selects the concoctions they deem the best of the bunch. Series producer Sue Walton : Executive producer Janice Gabriel Paul Merrett 's chocolate fondant with chocolate-chip cream: p40Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Merrett
Unknown:
Silvana
Franco
Producer:
Sue
Walton
Producer:
Janice
Gabriel
Producer:
Paul
Merrett
: World Snooker
Continuing coverage from the quarter-finals at the Crucible theatre, with Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Parrott. Commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds ,Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott.
Commentary By:
Clive
Everton
Commentary By:
Ray
Edmonds
Commentary By:
Dennis
Taylor
Commentary By:
Willie
Thorne
Commentary By:
John
Virgo.
: Newsnight
A roundup of news and analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman.Then Party Election Broadcast
By the Labour Party.
Contributors
Presenter (Newsnight):
Jeremy
Paxman
: World Snooker
Ray Stubbs introduces the key moments from today's quarter-final encounters in Sheffield.Contributors
Introduces:
Ray
Stubbs
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University 12.30 The Information Society- an object lesson in how to treat the public. 63710 1.00 Blue Haven - it too late to save the blue whale? 19371 1.30 Open Advice Staying on Course - OU students talk about course selection.
Secondary Schools 2.00 Mathsphere Edits Handling Data Languages 4.00 Espana Viva (parts 5-6)/Spanish Globo (parts 6-8) - language course for beginners, plus animations. Working in Engineering 5.00 Science - how everyday objects owe their existence to the laws of engineering.
Open University 6.00 Velocity Diagrams - solving engineering problems. 89569 6.30 Designer Rides: Jerk and Jounce - the mathematics behind roller-coaster rides.
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