Listings
: CBeebies
Ends 6.30.Fimbles
Fimbo finds three shiny coins.
6.20 Bill and Ben
A birthday surprise for Weed.
: CBBC
Ends 10.30.Arthur
Francine falls for a cute little kitten.
6.55 Taz-Mania
Taz 's family are stranded in a car park and Didgeri Dingo tries to steal a gold bar.
7.15 Looney Tunes
Foghorn Leghorn meets his match.
7.30 Smile
Javine performs her new single Surrender, Smile Furry catches up with the ponies, competitions include Watch It Win It and DJ Devstar's Freeness, and there's fun with Nevlt Up, Nev's Socks and Bandit Bites.
Plus What's New Scooby Doo?, Stuart Little, Cavegirl, Arthur, Even Stevens and Dennis the Menace.
Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar host the show.
[website removed]
Contributors
Presenter ("Smile"):
Fearne
Cotton
Presenter ("Smile"):
Reggie
Yates
Presenter ("Smile"):
DJ
Devstar
Director ("Smile"):
Ian
Trill
Producer ("Smile"):
Jayne
Stanger
: To the Manor Born
Audrey wants to prove she can be indispensable at organising. Written by Peter SpenceContributors
Written By:
Peter
Spence
: Sunday Home andGarden
There's a Scottish feel about today's show as Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen offers advice on introducing Celtic charm into your home using excerpts from Housecall, All the Right Moves and Trading Up.At 10.30, in The Flying
Gardener, Chris Beardshaw is off to Loch Lomond in search of shady woodland gardens.
And at 12.00, The Antiques
Show, with Fiona Bruce , includes a country auction and pens. Director Phil Stein ; Series producer
Vanessa Jackson
Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence
Llewelyn-Bowen
Unknown:
Chris
Beardshaw
Unknown:
Loch
Lomond
Unknown:
Fiona
Bruce
Director:
Phil
Stein
Producer:
Vanessa
Jackson
: Sunday Grandstand
Presented by Ray Stubbs.12.40 Triathlon Steve Cram reports from the World Cup series in Athens, where Britain's Andrew Johns and Leanda Cave are both in action.
12.50 MotoGP The championship reaches its climax with live coverage from round 16 in Valencia. Valentino Rossi has already won his third straight world title and will be looking to cap a memorable season with victory in Spain. However, his main sparring partner
Sete Gibernau will also be looking to end the season on a high at his home circuit. Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish commentate.
2.00 World Beach Volleyball
Championships A look back at the event held recently on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach, where Australia's Olympic gold medallist Natalie Cook and Nicole Sanderson consolidated their new partnership.
2.20 Darts Coverage of the final day of the World Masters championships where reigning champion Raymond Barneveld of the Netherlands will try to lift the title for a fourth time.
In the women's tournament,
England's Trina Gulliver will be aiming for glory. Tony Green and John Part commentate. Producer Richard Carr : Editor
Ron Chakraborty
Contributors
Presented By:
Ray
Stubbs.
Presented By:
Triathlon Steve
Cram
Unknown:
Andrew
Johns
Unknown:
Sete
Gibernau
Unknown:
Charlie
Cox
Unknown:
Steve
Parrish
Unknown:
Natalie
Cook
Unknown:
Nicole
Sanderson
Unknown:
Raymond
Barneveld
Unknown:
Trina
Gulliver
Producer:
Richard
Carr
Editor:
Ron
Chakraborty
: Lesley Garrett: Music in the Park
The diva goes back to her roots in Yorkshire for a journey through musical theatre. Joined by Maria Friedman and Graham Bickley , the summer concert took place in the grounds of Temple Newsam in front of 50,000 people.Director Rhodri Huw : Producer Ailsa Jenkins
Contributors
Unknown:
Maria
Friedman
Unknown:
Graham
Bickley
Director:
Rhodri
Huw
Producer:
Ailsa
Jenkins
: What the Romans Did for Us
Adam Hart-Davis explores the enormous influence that the Romans' language, Latin, has exerted on modern English. Producers Catrine Clay , Simon Baker (Revised rpt)Contributors
Unknown:
Adam
Hart-Davis
Producers:
Catrine
Clay
Producers:
Simon
Baker
: Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
When Betty comes home with their neighbour following a dance lesson, Frank becomes suspicious of his intentions. Written by Raymond Allen and Michael CrawfordProducer Michael Mills
Contributors
Written By:
Raymond
Allen
Written By:
Michael
Crawford
Producer:
Michael
Mills
: When Killing Is Easy
British cameraman James Miller was shining a torch onto a white flag when he was shot dead in May in Palestine. Within seven weeks, in a three-mile radius, an American and another Briton were also victims. James's friend,John Sweeney investigates the state of Israel when even foreigners are under threat in this Correspondent report. Producer Bill Treharne Jones
Executive producer Fiona Stourton
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Miller
Unknown:
John
Sweeney
Producer:
Bill Treharne
Jones
Producer:
Fiona
Stourton
: Top Gear
The team reveal what they got up to during their summer holidays, while Jeremy Clarkson drives the quickest BMW M3 that money can buy and puts the Mazda RX8 through its paces. James May and Richard Hammond try out the classic BMW M series, and look at the latest offerings in the two-seater soft top range - the BMW Z4, PorscheBoxster and Honda S2000 - on the Isle of Man's TT circuit.
Tonight's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is Stephen Fry. Series producer Peter McCann ; Editor Andy Wilman Jeremy Clarkson on the ultimate honour: page 27
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Clarkson
Unknown:
James
May
Unknown:
Richard
Hammond
Unknown:
Stephen
Fry.
Producer:
Peter
McCann
Editor:
Andy
Wilman
Editor:
Jeremy
Clarkson
: Sex Empires
The New Queens of Porn. The final film in a three-part documentary about the publishing of pornography brings the story up to date and shows how the internet has allowed women to become the producers of porn. Narrated by Neil Morrissey. Contains strong language and images. Director David Berry : Executive producer Simon FordContributors
Unknown:
Neil
Morrissey.
Director:
David
Berry
Producer:
Simon
Ford
: Coupling
Sex, Death and Nudity. The friends have arranged decoy dates to accompany them to the funeral of Jane's aunt.Writer Steve Moffat Director Martin Dennis : Producer Sue Vertue
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Moffat
Director:
Martin
Dennis
Producer:
Sue
Vertue
: Gimme Gimme Gimme: Lollipop Man
Tom prepares for his West End debut with the biggest star on the block.Contributors
Writer:
Jonathan
Harvey
Director:
Tristram
Shapeero
Producer:
Matthew
Francis
: Red Dwarf: Bodyswap
Rimmer proposes a novel way for Lister to get in shape and they swap bodies for a fortnight.Contributors
Writer:
Rob
Grant
Writer:
Doug
Naylor
Director/Producer:
Ed
Bye
: The Trench
First World War drama. The Western Front, 1916: a platoon of British soldiers prepare to go over the top, just prior to the Battle of the Somme. Widescreen. Review page 48.Director William Boyd (1999, 15)
Contributors
Director:
William
Boyd
Billy MacFarlane:
Paul
Nicholls
Sgt Telford Winter:
Daniel
Craig
Ellis Harte:
Julian
Rhind-Tutt
Victor Dell:
Danny
Dyer
Colin Daventry:
James
D'Arcy
Eddie MacFarlane:
Tarn
Williams
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Key Skills 2.00 The Contenders: Hotel and Leisure/Information Technology - breaking into these competitive careers. Curriculum Development 3.00 Teaching Secondary Art/ Contemporary Science: support for teachers. Languages 4.00 Espana Viva (parts 11-12)
Working in the Community 5.00 Building Better Media Relations: charities aim to improve their communication skills.
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