Listings
: CBeebies
It's the gang's penultimate day on the beach in Sea Beebies. Ends 6.50.Fimbles
The gang play secret games with spoons. (R) (S) (W)
: CBBC
Ends 10.00.Moomin
Little My shocks herself with her own sulkiness. (R) (S)
7.15 Popeye and Son
A double bill of bravado with the sailor. (R) (S)
7.40 Blue Peter
With sign language. Shown yesterday at 4.55pm on BBC1 (S)(W)
8.05 Newsround
(S) (W)
8.10 Arthur
Prunella orders a rare book, and Baby Kate and Pal imagine a secret world. (R) (S)
8.35 ChuckleVision
More mayhem with Paul and Barry. (R) (S)
9.00 The Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba Doo Show
Triple bill. (S) (W)
9.20 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza tries helping the animals when a fire starts in the forest. (R) (S)
9 45 CBBC at the Fame Academy
The latest news. (S) (W)
9.50 Snailsbury Tales
The mayor of Snailsbury regrets imposing a mobile phone ban. (R) (S)
: CBeebies
Ends 11.00.Tweenies
Fizz's dream makes her behave better. (R) (S) (W)
10.20 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Cleo and T-Bone learn to respect the property of others. (R) (S)
10.35 Balamory
Archie visits the farm to find out how to milk a cow.
Cast on Tuesday (R) (S) (W)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Contributors
: The Big Street
Comedy melodrama starring Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball, produced by Damon Runyon from his own short story "Little Pinks".A nightclub singer fails to notice a meek waiter who is in love with her until she is seriously injured by a gangster boss.
Review page 45. (1942) (BW) (S)
Followed by The Witness (R) (S)
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Business news. (S): The Witness
The testimony of those who saw key events. (R) (S): Yellow Canary
Second World War spy drama starring Anna Neagle. Suspected Nazi sympathiserSally Maitland gets caught up in a dangerous plot in wartime Canada. Review page 45. Director Herbert Wilcox (1943, U)
(BW)(S) Followed by Hall of Fame Footage of screen legend Charlie Chapiin. (R) (S)
Contributors
: Trade Secrets
Fish keepers dispense their tricks of the trade. (R) (S): Country House
A year in the life of WoburnAbbey, Bedfordshire. (R) (S)
: Flog It
Milton Keynes hosts the antiques valuation roadshow. Series producer Hannah Comeck ; Executive producer Jane Lomas (S) (W)Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Culinary quickie. (S) (W): Weakest Link
Ruthless quiz. (S) (W): World Athletics
On day six of the World Athletics championships in Paris, several of Britain's top track and field stars are in action.Natasha Danvers has blossomed into a world-class 400m hurdles performer and she represents a genuine medal threat in the final of that event tonight against favourite
Jana Pittman from Australia and Romania's lonela Tirlea.
Elsewhere there are qualification hopes as Julian Golding , Darren Campbell and Christian Malcolm aim to secure a place in the 200m final, while Jade Johnson goes for glory in the longjump and Ricky Soos runs in the 800m.
Introduced by Sue Barker with Jonathan Edwards ,
Colin Jackson and Michael Johnson , plus commentary from
Steve Cram , Stuart Storey , Paul Dickenson and Brendan Foster. The timetable is as follows:
5.30 Men's pole vault final
5.45 Men's 5,000m round one
6.35 Men's 110m hurdles round two
6.45 Women's longjump qualifying
7.35 Men's 800m round one
7.45 Women's hammerfinal
8.25 Men's 200m semi-finals
8.45 Women's 200m final
9.00 Women's 400m hurdles final
There are also unspecified time slots for the women's javelin qualifying, the men's 200m final for amputees and the men's 400m final for athletes with cerebral palsy.
(S) (W) www.bbc.co.uk/athletics BBCi: digital viewers can watch extra coverage of field events by pressing the red button on the handset
Contributors
: Horizon
Volcano Hell. Twenty thousand people died in 1985 when the eruption of a Colombian volcano caused an enormous mudslide. Two scientists set to work on ensuring such a tragedy would never occur again, and came up with radically differing proposals. Putting their theories to the test brought yet more tragedy, but as this documentary shows, hundreds of potential deaths have been prevented. Producer David Belton; Executive editor John Lynch (R) (S) (W)Contributors
: Porridge
Heartbreak Hotel. The solution to the problem of a worried father and a lovelorn first offender manifests itself in the waiting room at HMP Slade in a vintage episode from 1975.Written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Directed and produced by Sydney Lotterby (R) (S)
Contributors
: Monkey Dust
David Baddiel provides a voiceover as the provocative animated sketch show reaches its conclusion. The show returns for a new series on BBC3 in the autumn.Producer Harry Thompson First shown on BBC3 (S) (W)
Contributors
: Red Dwarf: Marooned
As Red Dwarf heads for a collision with a minefield of black holes, the crew abandon ship - resulting in Lister and Rimmer being stranded on an Arctic moon. (R) (S)Contributors
: The Witness
First-hand testimony of milestone events from those who saw them happening. (R) (S): BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open Science 12.30 Rough Science (S) (W) 79875 1.00 Truth Will Out (S) (W) 6634523 1.15 Snapshots- Invasion of the Plague Carriers (S) (W) 1970349 1.30 Lost Worlds (S) 508752.00
Energy at the Crossroads (S) 622712.30 Rapid Climate Change (S) 58078 3.00 CyberWar (S) 22558 3.30 Rough Science (S) Languages 4.00 Spanish Journey (part 2)
Skills for Life 5.00 Skillswise: Good Practice (S) Open University 6.00 The Rainbow (S)
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