Listings
: CBeebies
Ends 7.00.Fimbles
A magic stone helps Fimbo learn how to whistle.
6.20 Teletubbies
The story of a very naughty duck.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily Elizabeth wants to give her mum the perfect birthday gift.
: CBBC
Ends 8.30.Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
In the sewers, Leatherhead meets the Rat King.
7.20 Ocean Star - the Quest
13/13. Can Trent and Gemma dispel the Ocean Star's curse?
7.50 Flint the Time Detective
Onmito forces the gang to eat debilitating fungi.
8.10 Arthur
What would life be like for DW if she'd been born before her big brother Arthur?
8.25 Newsround
: CBeebies
Ends 10.35.Tweenies
The gang build a wall in the playroom.
8 50 Bob the Builder
Scoop helps Bob to build a water feature in Mrs Potts's garden.
Bob The Builder magazine: £1.50
9 00 The Shiny Show
Dogsby and co have fun by the sea.
9 20 Boo!
A water vole, an otter and a ' swan play with Boo and his friends on an English riverbank.
9.30 Teletubbies
The Tubbies watch some children as they play with modelling dough.
10.00 Fimbles
Pom finds a hole in the Comfy Corner. (AD)
10.20 El Nombre
Double bill. Tanto is in trouble, and Don Fandango wins a singing contest.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
: The Phil Silvers Show: Bilko's Grand Hotel
Bilko moves into the hospitality industry. (BW): The Daily Politics
News from Westminster, including coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.Contributors
: Wildlife on Two
Clowns of the Air. A portrait of the endearing and comical-looking puffin.: Working Lunch
Business news with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.Contributors
: David and Lisa
Drama starring Sidney Poitier. David is an emotionally disturbed teenager who has a fear of being touched. At an institution he meets a compassionate psychiatrist and a free-spirited girl called Lisa who speaks in rhyme. Review page 48.Director Lloyd Kramer (1998, PG)
Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Melissa Porter sets out to find a Colchester family their dream property in rural Essex.Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Chefs Ross Burden and Lesley Waters compete for gastronomic glory.: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz.: The Simpsons
Kill the Alligator and Run. The family take a holiday in Rorida. With the voices of Kid Rock, late rapper Joe C, actor Diedrich Bader and producer Robert Evans.Contributors
: Three's a Crowd
Is there love in the air? The next episode is at 7.30 on BBC3-First shown on BBC3
: Ray Mears's Country Tracks
Lindsay Cannon goes paragliding. (Revised rpt)Contributors
: So What Do You Do All Day?
6/12. Saucy knickers and high-powered business meetings are all in a day's work for Jacqueline Gold , the boss of the Ann Summers chain of high-street sex boutiques. Adrian Chiles shadows her as she attends the opening of her100th store, in Glasgow, before flying south to observe a brainstorming session on the topic of leather underwear. Director/Producer Rob Finighan
Contributors
: What the Industrial Revolution Did for Us
War Machine. Dan Cruickshank looks at how mechanisation and mass production transformed the battlefield.Director Billie Pink ; Series producer Patricia Wheatley
Contributors
: Safe as Houses
7/10. lain Atkinson and his Canadian wife Joan are pooling their resources with lan's parents as they pursue their dream of finding the perfect property on the Isle of Wight. But it soon becomes clear that Joan and her in-laws don't see eye to eye - her plans for a swimming pool are dismissed as "grandiose and unrealistic". Halfway through the house-buying process, disillusioned Joan returns to Canada. One month later, she ends her marriage to Ian - by email.Series producer Pete Lawrence ; Executive producer Mark Hill (AD) RT SHOP: Safe as Houses - Make the Right Move, £7.99. Order on [number removed]
Contributors
: If ... It Was a Woman's World
4/5. Girls currently outperform boys academically and traditional male-dominated industries are on the wane - so are women better equipped for the world of the future? This drama-documentary takes a hypothetical leap to 2020, where men are becoming increasingly redundant - in the workplace, in the home, and even biologically. The first female president of the US favours dialogue over force in the fight against terrorism, while businesswoman Alice plans to have a baby on her own - at the age of 52.[web address removed]
Contributors
: The Alan Clark Diaries
3/6. Foreign Parts. Now Minister of Trade, Clark delights in his new secretary - but finds his enjoyment marred by jet-lag. Episode four follows on BBC4 at 10.30.Dramatised by Jon Jones ; Producer Kate Lewis
Director Jon Jones First shown on BBC4 RT SHOP: book offer, The Alan Clark Diaries , £8.99 each, or buy all three for f 17.98. Includes p&p. Order on [number removed] (national rate)
Contributors
: Committed
Romantic comedy starring Heather Graham. When her husband of two years takes off, Joline vows to track him down and save their relationship. Review page 48.Director Lisa Krueger (2000, 15)
Contributors
: Days That Shook the World
Hitler's Last Hours. Accounts from witnesses illuminate this vivid dramatisation of the crumbling Nazi regime's final days.Director Richard Bond ; Executive producer Richard Bradiey
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone: Schools
[web address removed](Repeats are not indicated)
2.00 Revisewise Challenge at School - Science
4.00 Expressive Arts: Sportsbank Clips
Fitness and physiology.
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