Listings
: CBBC
Ends 9.00.Taz-Mania
Taz meets a doubting dingo, then takes command of a submarine.
7.20 Blue Peter
Grand National hero Bob Champion gives Matt Baker advice on being a jockey.
Signed. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1
7.45 SMart on the Road
A school's boring art room is transformed in Wellingborough.
8.00 Animorphs
A dog morphing into a boy is filmed.
8.25 Evolution: the Animated Series
General Granger needs missile launch codes.
8.45 Pocket Dragon Adventures
The dragons make a fruit cake for Gwendolin.
Contributors
: CBeebies
Ends 10.20.Clifford the Big Red Dog
A champ comes to Birdwell.
9.15 Bob the Builder
Bob forgets to feed Pilchard.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
9.30 Andy Pandy
Teddy makes paper trees, then Andy and pals set up a market of their own
9.40 Fimbles
Fimbo finds a clock.
Shown yesterday at 3.25pm on BBC1
10.00 Tweenies
Judy needs to get a present. [website removed]
BBC TWEENIES MAGAZINE: £1.40
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.20 Hands Up! (ages 5-11) The Chronicles ofNarnia: the Magician's Nephew With sign language 6177357 10.35 Watch (ages 5-7) Our Friends: Special Friends
10.50 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) Phonics Special: "00"
6826715 11.05 The Story of Tracy Beaker (ages 9-12) Programme 4 8166222 11.20 Revisewise Shorts (ages 7-9) Preparing for Your Tests
: The Daily Politics
The stories making news at Westminster and in local areas. With Andrew Neil and Daisy Sampson.[web address removed]
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Business news.: Taxi
Shut It Down (parti). The cabbies threaten a strike.Continues tomorrow.
: Looking Good Tricks
Style tips from Hollywood and New York.: Racing from Aintree
The first of three days' racing from Liverpool, culminating in Saturday's Grand National.Races are at 2.00, 2.35, 3.10 and 4.20, with the Hunters' Steeple Chase at 3.45.
Executive producers Malcolm Kemp and Martin Hopkins : Editor Carl Hicks
www.bbc.co.uk/racing Coverage continues tomorrow 1.45pm Including at 3.20, News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News); Weather
Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
The against-the-clock culinary challenge. www.bbc.co.uk/food/readysteadycook: The Simpsons
30 Minutes over Tokyo. Star Trek's George Takei is a guest voice as the Simpsons visit Japan.Contributors
: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Get a Job. Will tries to prove himself worthy of a job on Hilary's TV show. With guest star Chris Rock.Contributors
: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Entropy. Spike and Anya drown their romantic sorrows. The Troika, meanwhile, spy on the Scooby gang.Repeated, uncut, tomorrow at 1.50am
: England on Film
Blood, Sweat and Tears. The rise and fall of heavy industry in the North East and Cumbria is the focus in the last of the series, from the birth of the nationalised coal industry to the heyday of shipbuilding on the Tyne and the foundation of the nuclear age over the Pennines. Narrated by Denise Welch. Producer Ged ClarkeContributors
: The Nation's Favourite Food
Breakfast. Audley Harrison and Gordon Ramsay guest in a look at the nation's ten top breakfasts. Find out how many eggs heavyweight Harrison needs before a fight, discover a clubber's cure for a hangover, and join the star chef's greasy-breakfast club. Richard E Grant narrates. Director Jane Gerber ; Series producer Richard Bowronwww.bbc.co.uk/food BBC BOOK: The Nation's 's Favourite Food - Recipes for Britain's 's Top Dishes, £12.99. available from www.bbcshop.com
Contributors
: Journeys to the Bottom of the Sea
The Mystery of the Ml. Ex-Royal Navy diver Richard Lam tries to solve the mystery of how Britain's biggest and most advanced submarine sank without trace. Was the November 1925 incident, which claimed the lives of 69 men, caused by a collision, as the Admiralty claimed?Director Tim Lambert : Series producer Will Aslett
Contributors
: Horizon: the Secret Life of Caves
Bizarre creatures, poisonous gases and primitive life forms await on a journey into spectacular underground caverns. Could they explain how life on earth began almost four-billion years ago? Destinations include Lechuguilla Canyon - mapped for more than 100 miles and home to places such as "Freak-out Traverse", "Death Pit" and "Chasm Drop". Producers Jackie Higgins and Sarah Holt ; Editor Matthew Barrettwww.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon
Contributors
: Trouble at the Top
The Headless School of Rannoch Moor. Marketing courses, open weekends and overseas publicity trips are among the measures taken as the staff and pupils of Rannoch attempt to save the remote Perthshire boarding school from closure. Narrated by Andrew Lincoln. Series producer Joanna Ball ; Series editor: Robert Thirkellwww.bbc.co.uk/business/programmes/trouble_top
Contributors
: Room 101
The Office's 's Ricky Gervais tries to consign children in restaurants to Orwellian oblivion. Paul Merton judges.Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Victoria Payne
Contributors
: The Whistle Test Years
Otway and Barrett, Eric Clapton , the Dictators, the Tubes, the Runaways, George Benson and Tom Waits feature in musical highlights from 1977. Presented by Bob Harris.Producer Mark Hagen More tomorrow at 11.35pm
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open Science 12.35 The Parkinson Puzzle
12.55 The Next Big Thing Nanotechnology 9364181 1.30 A Formidable Foe 26810 2.00 Breathing Deeply
2.30 Open Advice 17723 3.00 A Life of Time
Curriculum Development 3.30 The Contenders (part 6) Languages 4.00 Make Italian Your Business (part 2) Skillswise 5.00 Good Practice
Open University 6.00 The Chemistry of Power 77907 6.30 The Chemistry of Life and Death
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