Listings
: CBeebies
Ends 7.00.Teletubbies
More pre-school fun in Teletubbyland.
6.40 Angelmouse
Earthly mishaps with the holy rodent.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Charley forgets an important assignment when a magic craze sweeps the island.
: CBBC
Ends 10.30.Taz-Mania
Molly receives a frantic call, then a visiting senator pleads for advice.
7.20 Looney Tunes
Wile E Coyote is halted by a chasm.
7.30 Smile
Canadian-born singer Fefe Dobson is in the studio, there's the final of the Featured Artist films with McFly, a chance to catch up with the Smile Furry ponies and the newest member of Nev's Birthday Bear Club. Plus the usual games and cartoon fun with Arthur, Noah's Island, Jackie Chan Adventures, UGetMe, and Cavegirl. Simulcast on CBBC channel from 10.00.
Presented by Reggie Yates, Fearne Cotton and Barney Harwood.
[web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter (Smile):
Reggie
Yates
Presenter (Smile):
Fearne
Cotton
Presenter (Smile):
Barney
Harwood
Guest (Smile):
Fefe
Dobson
Director (Smile):
Ian
Trill
Producer(Smile):
Ben
Brewster
: Sunday Escape
New series 1/10. Nicki Chapman presents this inspirational lifestyle series.Each week, she'll be following the stories of people who completely changed the way they lived their lives and also looking at ways we can all take a breakfrom dealing with life's little iniquities. This week the inspiration is island life. Director Kate Dillon
Series producer Ann Banks
Contributors
Unknown:
Nicki
Chapman
Director:
Kate
Dillon
Producer:
Ann
Banks
: Bible Mysteries
Revelation: the End of the World? Does the Book of Revelation really solve the riddle of the date of the end of the world, and is 666 truly the number of the Beast?Postponed from Easter Day
12.50 Peter the Rock. How the personality of the disciple St Peterwas ideally suited to uniting a divided movement under threat.
: Sunday Grandstand
Presented by Steve Rider and Hazel Irvine.1.45 British Superbikes Action from Brands Hatch of round two, with Michael Rutter and John Reynolds among the favourites after they both registered a win at Silverstone last month. Commentary by Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish.
2.15, 5.15 Wortd Snooker
Further round-two coverage from the Crucible Theatre,
Sheffield, with players intent on making it to the last eight of this year's tournament.
3.00 Rugby League
St Helens v Huddersfield Giants
Live coverage from Warrington of the second Challenge Cup semi-final (kick-off 3.10). The Giants, who haven't lifted this trophy for over 50 years, will be looking to inspirational standoff Brandon Costin to help them against their Super
League opponents, who have beaten Bradford, Hull and Leeds on their way to the last four.
Television presentation (rugby league) Ken Burton ; Editor Michael Cole www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Contributors
Presented By:
Steve
Rider
Presented By:
Hazel
Irvine
Unknown:
Michael
Rutter
Unknown:
John
Reynolds
Commentary By:
Charlie
Cox
Commentary By:
Steve
Parrish
Unknown:
Brandon
Costin
Unknown:
Ken
Burton
Editor:
Michael
Cole
: Hostile Waters
Thriller, based on a true story, adapted by Edge of Darkness writer Troy Kennedy Martin , and starring Rutger Hauer and Martin Sheen. October 1986: a Russian nuclear submarine is seriously damaged when it collides with an American vessel off the coast of Bermuda, an incident that threatens to upset the delicate peace talks between the two countries. Review page 54.Director David Drury (1996, PG) Postponed from Easter Day
Contributors
Unknown:
Troy Kennedy
Martin
Unknown:
Rutger
Hauer
Unknown:
Martin
Sheen.
Director:
David
Drury
Captain Britanov:
Rutger
Hauer
Aurora Skipper:
Martin
Sheen
Admiral Chernavin:
Max
von Sydow
Sergei Preminin:
Rob
Campbell
Admiral Quinn:
Harris
Yulin
Lieutenant Curtis:
Regina
Taylor
Aurora exec officer:
John
Rothman
Kuzmenko:
Michael
Attwell
Sasha:
Dominic
Monaghan
Vladimirov:
Peter
Guinness
Aznabaev:
James E
Kerr
John Baker:
Alexis
Denisof
: World Snooker
Coverage from the second round of the world championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.In round two last year Stephen Lee , who would go on to reach the semi-finals, edged past compatriot and crowd favourite Jimmy White 13-11. The six-times beaten finalist had led 10-7 only for Lee to take four frames in a row.
White dug deep to snatch the 22nd frame, but it was to no avail as Lee won the final two frames of the match. Ken Doherty was involved in another close match against
Graeme Dott. At one point the Irishman was 7-2 down, but regrouped to level the tie at 12-12. A tense 42-minute decider followed, with Doherty coming up trumps to secure an unconvincing passage into the quarter-finals.
Hazel Irvine introduces the action, while Steve Davis and John Parrott provide analysis. Commentary comes from Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor , John Virgo ,
Willie Thorne , Ray Edmonds and Terry Griffiths. BBCi: digital viewers can access extra live coverage of both tables, plus a news and statistics service, via the red button on their handset
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Lee
Unknown:
Jimmy
White
Unknown:
Ken
Doherty
Unknown:
Graeme
Dott.
Introduces:
Hazel
Irvine
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott
Unknown:
Dennis
Taylor
Unknown:
John
Virgo
Unknown:
Willie
Thorne
Unknown:
Ray
Edmonds
Unknown:
Terry
Griffiths.
: To End All Wars
Second World War drama, adapted from Ernest Gordon 's memoir about the building of the Burma railroad, starring Robert Carlyle and Kiefer Sutherland. Four Allied PoWs endure harsh treatment from their Japanese captors as they are forced to build a railroad through the Burmese jungle. Review page 54.Director David L Cunningham (2002, 15) (AD)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ernest
Gordon
Unknown:
Robert
Carlyle
Unknown:
Kiefer
Sutherland.
Director:
David L
Cunningham
Maj Ian Campbell:
Robert
Carlyle
Lt Jim Reardon:
Kiefer
Sutherland
Capt Ernest Gordon:
Ciaran
McMenamin
Dusty Miller:
Mark
Strong
Lt Col Stuart McLean:
James
Cosmo
Capt Noguchi:
Masayuki
Yui
Ito:
Sakae
Kimura
Lt Col Nagatomo:
Shu
Nakajima
Dr Coates:
John
Gregg
Primrose:
Greg
Ellis
: World Snooker
On day nine of the tournament, Hazel Irvine introduces highlights from tonight's second-round matches at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. BBCi: digital viewers can access extra live coverage of both tables, plus a news and statistics service, via the red button on their handsetContributors
Introduces:
Hazel
Irvine
: Snooker Extra
Further highlights from the world championships at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, where a prize fund of over £1.3 million is up for grabs. Introduced by Ray Stubbs. www.bbc.co.uk/snookerContributors
Introduced By:
Ray
Stubbs.
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzoneWorkSkills in Engineering Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Complete Guide An insight into engineering with a look at traditional industries as well as electronics and aerospace. 56404 3.00 Building Bridges Was the 1879 Tay Bridge disaster in Scotland caused by the same wobble that affected London's
Millennium Bridge over 100 years later? Two programmes explain what happened to each of the bridges. 77046 4.00 Design Challenges A look at why new projects should be aware of environmental issues, plus there's hot competition for the prestigious New Designer award. 94201 5.00 Tunnels and Towers Steeplejack Fred Dibnah celebrates some great achievements in civil aviation, while Adam Hart-Davis examines the challenges of building skyscrapers.
Contributors
Unknown:
Adam
Hart-Davis
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