Listings
: CBBC
The Animals of Farthing WoodAnimals are vanishing.
6.25 Noah's Island
6.50 There's a Viking in My Bed
Siggy tries to cure Zoe.
7.05 Metalheads
7.30 Raven
Can the warriors cross Demon Square?
7.55 Newsround
: CBeebies
Big Cook Little Cook(R) (S)
8.20 Tots TV
(S)
8.30 Rubbadubbers
(R) (S)
8.40 Pablo the Little Red Fox
Where is Fromage the frog?
(R) (S)
8.45 Little Robots
The Sparky Twins' cause mayhem.
(S)
9.00 Balamory
Ted the cat disappears.
(S) (AD)
9.20 The Roly Mo Show
There's a guest coming for tea.
(S)
9.40 Tweenies
(R) (S)
10.00 Sergeant Stripes
Stripes is promoted to Inspector.
(S)
10.10 Yoho Ahoy
(R) (S)
10.15 Bob the Builder
(R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Contributors
: Laurel and Hardy: Twice Two
The duo plan to celebrate their wedding anniversaries. (BW)Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Westminster update, including coverage of Prime Minister'sQuestions.
: Birding with Bill Oddie
Winter. Where do London's pigeons come from?: Working Lunch
Business and finance, with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles. 476iiContributors
: Split Second
Suspense-filled thriller starring Stephen McNally and Alexis Smith. Sam Hurley , an escaped convict, collects a group of hostages in a desperate run from the law. But his hiding place is on a nuclear testing ground. Review page 57.Director Dick Powell (1953) (BW) Dick Powell in Cornered tomorrow 1.10pm Followed by Hall of Fame
Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Looking for a home on the Kent/ East Sussex border.: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz.: Beg Borrow or Steal
Unconventional game show.: Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two
Have the pro-celebrity couples mastered this week's moves?: The Mighty Boosh
2/8. Tundra. Howard and Vince face a demon.Writers Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding; Director Paul King
Producer Alison MacPhail First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: Mark Thatcher and the Dogs of War
7/8. On 25 November Mark Thatcher faces an appearance in a South African court on charges that he helped fund a suspected coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea. What was the reason behind the alleged plot and is there any evidence to show that Thatcher was involved? The MoneyProgramme investigates.
Producer Donna Sharpe ; Editor Clive Edwards
Contributors
: Full On Food
3/7. Richard Johnson demonstrates the art of complaining in restaurants, Stefan Gates looks for a source of mineral water and Roxy Beaujolais follows her mum's cheese and onion tart recipe. Series producer Mandy Cooper ; Exec producer Gary HunterContributors
: Bodies
2/6. Medical malpractice is explored in a visceral drama penned by Cardiac Arrest writer Jed Mercuric Rob breaks a cardinal rule when another of Hurley's operations begins to go wrong. With strong language and adult content. Next episode at 10pm on BBC3.Director John Strickland ; Producer Jed Mercurio
First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: Arrested Development
My Motherthe Car. Lucille exploits Michael's loss of his short-term memory. The next episode premieres at 10.20pm on BBC4.(AD)
Contributors
: The Planets - Brief Encounters
Rocket Men. Pioneers of the space age.Producer Becky Jones ; Exec producer Alan Bookbinder
Contributors
: Titanic Town
Broad comedy drama, set at the height of the Troubles in 1972. Julie Walters stars as a Belfast mother of four whose political conscience is awakened. Review page 57.Director Roger Michell (1998, 15)
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Schools Repeats are not indicated.2.00 Miscellaneous Schools Programmes
Intermediate English; Intermediate Modem Studies 56895 4.00 Blast Young film-makers' work.
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