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: CBeebies
Ends 7.00.Spot's Musical Adventures
The pup has fun in the bath.
6.10 Brum
A baddie steals the Big Town Crown.
6.20 Fimbles
Baby Pom takes care of babyRibbie.<S)
6.40 Tweenies
Mi!o doesn't like to be kissed better. (S)
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Ends 10.00.ChuckleVision: The brothers meet a strange inventor.
7 20 The Lampies: Spark and Livewire help a bullied boy.
7.30 Reggie Meets.... David Beckham An interview with the star. Shown on BBC1 yesterday at 4.35pm
8.00 Newsround
8.05 Noah's Island: Wommie is to be a sheriff.
8.30 So Little Time: Cable fails at the Carison home.(R)(S)
8.55 The Fairly Odd Parents: Timmy's life gets both action-packed and then academic.
9.20 The Really Wild Show: Nick kayaks with killer whales.
9 45 Arthur: The Table Twins get out of control. (S)
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: CBeebies
Ends 11 00The Story Makers
Jelly wants to be a fairy. (R) (S)
10,20 Tweenies
Max's vegetables prove useful. (R) (S)
10.40 Little Robots
Sporty wants to be to fly. (S)
10.50 William's Wish Wellingtons
William tidies up. (R) (S)
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: Stingray
Hostages of the Deep. A trap awa!tsthecrew. 1L25 Treasure Down Be/owAn o!d map )eads to adventure.
: Trade Secrets
Catcarers'tips.: Working Lunch
Adam Shaw takes the controls of a Concorde simulator, and a wills expert answers queries.Editor Tracey Hobbs
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Concorde: the End of the Dream. 3.45pm
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: Jane Eyre
Director Franco Zeffireiti 's star-studded romantic drama based on ChariotteBronte's novei. Review page 57.(1996.PG)
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: Country House
!soneoftheWoburnsea!ions pregnant?: Ready Steady Cook
Culinary contest.: Concorde: the End of the Dream
In a Working Lunch special Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles celebrate 30 years of supersonic passenger flight and take one final transatlantic trip.Contributors
: Flog It!
Antiques are auctioned mNorwich.
: Weakest Link
E!iminationqu!z.<w): The Simpsons: Lisa's Pony
Homer must pay the price of an extravagant gesture when trying to prove his love for Lisa.[web address removed]
: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
My Brother's Keeper. There's everything to piayforwhen Wii! hits the basketball court.: Star Trek: the Next Generation: The Inner Light
His memory erased, Picard becomes an iron worker on the planet Kataan.: A Country Parish
How will a tattooed ex-DJ fare as a rural rector? The first of this eight-part re-run introduces 32-year-old Jamie Allen, as he joins a picture-postcard parish in Wiltshire.Director/Producer Nigel Farrell
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: How to Be a Gardener
Fancy a traditional vegetable patch or an omamenta! veggie border? Aian Titchmarsh presents a step-by-step guide to both in the sixth of his back-to-basics series.Director Kathryn Moore : Executive producer Dick Coithurst Great RT Shop vacuum-mu!cher offer: page 36
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: Gardeners' World
in an item held over from 10 October, tips on buying and planting apple trees are revealed as Monty and Chris start work on the fruit area of the garden. Meanwhile, Sarah Raven plants up allium bulbs and the whole team took at the jobs that need doing in the garden this weekend.BBC MAGAZINE: Gardeners' World £2.80. New issue on sale now
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: Zulu; the True Story - Timewatch
One of the most effective cover-ups in British military history is explored. Battle re-enactments shot on location and dramatisation of Queen Victoria's journals - starring Joanna David. Christopher Cazenove and David Swift - illustrate the story of how, in what is now South Africa, the British Army experienced its most humiliating defeat.Director Tim Robinson : Series editor John Farren
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: Grumpy Old Men
A Life in the Day. Will Self, Bob Geldof, Tony Hawks, Rory McGrath, Rick Stein, John Sessions and Lemn Sissay let off steam in the third of a four-part series looking at the self-confessed grumpiest group of people in Britain - 35-54-year-olds. Designer coffee bars, keep fit fads, banks and discos are among this evening's targets.Contributors
: Newsnight
Presented by KirstyWark.(snw): Newsnight Review
Germaine Greer, Paul Morley and Michael Rosen discuss the week's cultural highlights with host Tom Sutcliffe.Contributors
: Later.... with Jools Holland
Mercury Prize-winner Dizzee Rasca ), Texas, Starsaiior, the Democ raticRepubtic of Congo's king of soukousKanda Bongo Man , plus PJ Harvey with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, are Joots's guest on show two.Director Janet Eraser Crook: Producer Aiison Howe Danny KeHy 's CDs of the year: page 23
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: The X-Files
Duane Sarry. Scuiiy investigates a hostage situation involving a former FBI agent in the first of a two-part story from the show's second series.Contributors
: Swann
Drama starringMiranda Richardson and Brenda Fricker. Author Sarah Maioney is commissioned to write a biography of Mary Swann , a celebrated poet murdered by her husband. But Maioney's research )eads her to a secret. Review page 57.
Director Anna Benson Gyies (1996.15)
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: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Youth CfeatMty 3.00 AS Guru: Study Skii!s - effective study tips. 5M384.00 AS Guru: General Studies 1
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