Listings
: CBeebies
Ends 7.00.6.00 Angelmouse
Plans to go flying are thwarted.
(R) (S)
6 10 Fireman Sam
Bella deals with a lost cat.
(R) (S)
6.20 Fimbles
An exciting treat awaits the winners of a race around Fimble Valley.
(R) (S)
6.40 Tweenies
The chums make a crazy golf course.
(R) (S)
: CBBC
Ends 8.30.7.00 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry become assistants at the town hall.
(R) (S)
7.20 Snailsbury Tales
Grandpa Mollusc is grounded for moving at less than a snail's pace.
(R) (S)
7.30 Chuck Finn
Another ghostly live-action adventure. (S)
8.00 Newsround
(S)
8.05 Blue Peter
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1) (S)
Contributors
: CBeebies
Ends 10.25.8.30 The Story Makers
Rossetti and Jelly make a feely picture. (R) (S)
8.50 Doctor Otter
Mrs Barleymow has lost her voice. (R) (S)
9.00 Tweenies
The gang decorate biscuits. (R) (S)
9.20 Bob the Builder
Mr Bentley has been left in charge of the mayor's dog.
Shown yesterday at 3.35pm on BBC1 (S)
9.30 Fimbles
Florrie finds that being patient can pay off. (R) (S)
9.50 Teletubbies
The Tubbies watch a film about a little boy's special friend, a pig. (R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
10.20 Andy Pandy
Teddy learns a lesson in patience. (S)
: Stingray
Subterranean Sea. While exploring a hidden ocean, the sub becomes stranded. (R) (S): Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.50 Images of Skye 4218695
11.00 Two Minutes' Silence; then USA 2000 Desert 5461072
11.10 Coming to England (ages 5-7) (S)
: The Daily Politics
Commons coverage. (S): Working Lunch
Business news. (S): Schools programmes
1.00 Numbertime (ages 5-7) Numbers up to 100 - Missing Numbers (S) 22978607 1.15 Words and Pictures Plus (ages 5-7) CVC Words - The Fish Who Could Wish (S): The Girl on the Boat
Comedy, based on the novel by PG Wodehouse, starring Norman Wisdom. During the 1920s, two men returning to England on a transatlantic liner fall in love with two fellow passengers. Review page 57. Director Henry Kaplan (1962. U) (BW) (S)Contributors
: Country House
A bitter family argument develops over the future of the safari park in the last of the series. (R) (S): Escape to the Country
A couple of actors want to leave London to live in Gloucestershire. Can Nick Page help? (S)Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
With chefs Lesley Waters and Nick Nairn. (S) BBC BOOK: The Top 100 Recipes from Ready Steady Cook, £12.99Contributors
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz. (S): The Simpsons
Dog of Death. The family pet finds himself in the doghouse following expensive veterinary treatment. (R) (S): TOTP2
To celebrate TOTP2's 400th show there's archive classics from Primal Scream and the Beatles, never-before-repeated performances from Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, Muddy Waters and Kraftwerk, plus new music from Rod Stewart. (S) [web address removed]Contributors
: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Conversations with Dead People. Buffy discovers that Spike is killing again and an apparent reincarnation of Warren convinces Andrew that Jonathan must die. (S): Time Flyers
Millionaire Monks. The British countryside is littered with the remains of medieval Cistercian abbeys and churches. But far from being isolated prayer houses, these abbeys were hives of industrial activity and home to some of the most astute and wealthiest businessmen of their day.Producer Jane McWilliams ; Series producer Steve Evanson (S)
Contributors
: What the Industrial Revolution Did for Us
City Living. With the Industrial Revolution came the urban middle-class - and home life was to change irrevocably.Director Simon Baker ; Series producer Patricia Wheatley (S) BBC BOOK: What the Revolution Did for Us. £18.99 from www.bbcshop.com
Contributors
: Royal Gardeners
New series Alan Titchmarsh digs deep into 1,000 years of royal gardening, uncovering the stories behind them and the monarchs who created them. The first of six episodes focuses on a medieval safari park and Britain's oldest lawn. Director Kath Moore ; Executive producer Dick Colthurst (S) www.bbc.co.uk/gardeningAlan Titchmarsh on our royal gardens: p22, plus book offer p24
Contributors
: Living the Dream
New series Sunny Side Up. In the first of four episodes about families who have pursued their personal dreams, three generations of the Fyfe family set their hearts on buying a bar/restaurant on the Algarve. But with a cash crisis looming the family is already at loggerheads.ProducerTim Whitwell; Series producer Ruth Shurman (S)
Contributors
: Space - Flying Visits
Sam Neill examines the prospects for travelling to distant stars which could include instant voyages across the universe. Producer Teresa Hunt ; Executive producer Stephen Wilkinson (R) (S)Contributors
: Can't Take It with You
Francis Bacon - Britain's highest selling artist - left a multi-million pound estate. He had enjoyed a wild, bohemian life in Soho and never cared about money- but now speculation is rife about who will finally inherit his fortune. Director Bridget O'Donnell ; Series producer Jo Vale (S)Contributors
: BBC4 on BBC2: Eurofighter - Weapons of Mass Construction
Billions over budget and ten years late, the multi-role Eurofighter planes are finally ready. This is the tale of Europe's biggest defence programme. Director/Producer Marie-Laure Vigneron (S)Postponed from 23 September
: What the Romans Did for Us
Adam Hart-Davis gives an insight into Hadrian's Wall. (Revised rpt) (S)Then The Witness First-hand account of a historic event. (R)(S)
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University
12.30 Ever Wondered about Food? (S)
1.00 Bringing Home the Bacon (S) 43831
1.30 At the Local a look at the importance of the local community pub. (S) Secondary Schools
2.00 Languages - Vingt Minutes: a young visitor makes a video diary of his first trip to France.
Languages
4.00 The French Experience: Recontres (part 2) - documentary compilation in French.
Working in the Community
5.00 Involving and Inspiring Volunteers - how volunteers should represent communities. (S)
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