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: CBeebies
CBeebies become Sea Beebies as they hit the beach for summer. Ends 6.50.Fimbles
A postcard inspires talk of a holiday.
: CBBC
Ends 10.00.The Adventures of Marco and Gina
A heatwave results in drought and a food shortage.
7.15 Fix and Foxi
The duo's uncle has toothache, and Lupo meets a caveman.
7.30 UGetMe
Kit manages to overcome her crush on Will.
Cast on Thursday Contact details on Monday First shown on CBBC channel
7.40 Rule the School
A funky Justin Timberlake dance routine keeps the teachers-turned-pupils on their toes. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1
8.05 Newsround
8.10 Taz-Mania
Double bill of fun with the voracious Taz.
8.30 Raven
The three challengers remaining in the first qualifying round brave a hair-raising high walk. First shown CBBC channel
9.00 Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo
A toy shop of the future, a punk rock contest, and an unusual landscape gardening job.
9.20 SMart
Coat hangers are used to model animals.
9.45 Mona the Vampire
A nocturnal mission to retrieve the hat of the Living Scarecrow.
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: CBeebies
Ends 11.15.Tweenies
Jake's wishes all come true but they don't make him happy.
10 20 Clifford the Big Red Dog
The Howards recall the problems they faced when they first arrived on Birdwell Island.
10.40 Balamory
Rainy weather leads to the cancellation of a boat trip.
Cast on Tuesday
11.00 Rubbadubbers
t's a hot day in the bathroom.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Contributors
: Thunderbirds
The Duchess Assignment. Lady Penelope helps out a friend who has had a run of bad luck on the roulette wheel.: Captain Scarletand the Mysterons
Avalanche. What is causing the mysterious deaths at bases on the Arctic Circle?: Laurel and Hardy: Oliver the Eighth
Ollie replies to a wealthy widow's lonely hearts advert. (BW)Contributors
: Glorious Goodwoodand Golf
The L100,000 William Hill Mile (Handicap) at 3.15 is the highlight of today's card on the penultimate day of this year's summer racing festival, plus other starts 2.05, 2.40 and3.50. With Clare Balding.
And on day two of the Ladies'
Open golf tournament at Royal Lytham, Germany's Elisabeth Esterl will be looking to continue this season's fine form and forge ahead of defending champion Karrie Webb. Editor (golf) Jo McCusker
(S- not racing)
Contributors
: Nobody Likes a Smartass
Jeremy Beadle , a self-proclaimed expert on London murders from 1900 to 1950, joins Jo Brand , James King ,Danny Kelly and Simon Singh for the final contest.
Contributors
: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Deck the Halls. Will's attempts at Christmas decoration fail to fill his neighbours with festive cheer.: Robot Wars Extreme: New Blood
Heat three sees Mad Dog and Storm II take on the house robots in another bout of mechanical mayhem. Director Stuart MacDonald ; Series producer Bill HobbinsFirst shown on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/science/robots
Contributors
: The Good Life
Silly, but It's Fun. In this Christmas special from 1977, festive celebrations don't go according to plan.Written by John Esmonde , Bob Larbey ; Producer John Howard Davies
Contributors
: The Flying Gardener
In the heart of industrial Sheffield, Chris Beardshaw finds out how different animal species have successfully adapted to an urban environment, and learns that wildlife and a beautiful, well-organised garden can live in harmony. The series returns in a fortnight.Producer Sarah Davis ; Series producer Gill Tierney BBC BOOK: The Natural Gardener, based on the series The Flying Gardener, E20, available from www.bbcshop.com
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: Gardeners' World
With holidays high on the agenda, Rachel de Thame has advice for keeping house plants healthy while they're"home alone". Plus a roundup of stunning gardens to visit over the summer. The series continues in two weeks' time. Producer Sarah Davis ; Editor Gill Tiemey BBC MAGAZINE: Gardeners' World, £2.80. New issue on sale now
BBC BOOKS: Gardeners' World: Alan Titchmarsh 's Complete Book of Gardening, £12.99, available from www.bbcshop.com
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: A Country Estate
In its heyday, Loton Park in Shropshire employed 19 servants and six gardeners. However, the estate has now shrunk to just three farms, and owner Sir Michael Leighton lives alone in the "big house". This documentary follows him as he struggles to reconcile his conventional views on estate management with a pressing need to make money through events such as public open days and weddings.Director Peter Gordon ; Producer Amanda Richardson
Contributors
: What the Romans Did for Us
Roman innovations that left a lasting impression on British society, presented by Adam Hart-Davis .Series producer Martin Mortimore (Revised rpt)
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: Dinnerladies
It's work experience day at the canteen in the first episode from series two of Victoria Wood's bittersweet comedy.Contributors
: Newsnight Review
Germaine Greer , Peter Hitchens and Mark Kermode mull over the week's cultural talking points. With Tim Marlow.Producer Mark Bell ; Series producer Tanya Hudson
Contributors
: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
L Comedy horror with Kristy Swanson and Donald Sutherland.A teen cheerleader is bemused to learn she is descended from a line of vampire killers. Widescreen. Review page 47. Director Fran Rubel Kuzui (1992, 15) Film Trivia: page 49
Contributors
: The Last American Hero
Biographical drama starring Jeff Bridges. When his father is arrested, Junior Jackson uses prize money from a race to hire a lawyer. His success gets him noticed, but he soon discovers it's tough at the top. Widescreen. Review page 47. Director Lamont Johnson (1973)Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Home Learning 3.00 Storytime Summer Omnibus 1
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