Listings
: CBBC
Little BearTriple bill. (R) (S)
6.25 Popeye and Son
(R) (S)
6.50 There's a Viking In My Bed
Siggy does some odd rituals. (R) (S)
7.05 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon recalls his voyage from France. (R) (S)
7.30 Love Mummy
(R) (S)
7.55 Newsround
(S)
: CBeebies
Big Cook Little CookA dragon rescues the chefs' kite.
(R) (S)
8.20 Tots TV
(R) (S)
8.30 Boo!
African river.
(R) (S)
8.40 Pingu
Sleepwalking.
(R) (S)
8.45 Little Red Tractor
Ryan and Amy camp in Stan's hide.
(S)
9.00 Balamory
Edie and PC Plum go deer spotting. Where can they hide?
(R) (S)
9.20 The Roly Mo Show
Can Yugo and Migo earn a sticker?
(S)
9.40 Tweenies
(R) (S)
10.00 Sergeant Stripes
(R) (S)
10.10 Yoho Ahoy
(R) (S)
10.15 Bob the Builder
(R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Contributors
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.30 Emotional literacy (ages 7-11) 4711245 10.40 Internet Primary Chat Guide (ages 7-11)
10.50 BBC Primary Geography
(ages 7-11) Double bill.
: The Daily Politics
Westminster analysis.: Working Lunch
Business news. Followed by Turning Points: Black Beauty
Children's drama, based on the classic novel by Anna Sewell , starring Mark Lester.The horse Black Beauty is lovingly cared for by Joe Evans , but the two are parted when the Evans farm is taken over by a young squire. Review page 61. Director James Hill (1971. PG)
Contributors
: Nick Baker's Penguins
The Antarctic world of the Adelie penguin. (AD): Animal Park
There's a newcomer to the lion enclosure. Will he fit in? Series producer Chris PowellContributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Chefs Antony Worrall Thompson and Tony Tobin vie for gastronomic glory.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz.: Flog It!
Newcastle United FC plays host to the programme as Adam Partridge and James Braxton go in search of auctionable antiques. (Revised rpt)Contributors
: Facing the Music
Rana Sings Again 2/2. Can the mortgage consultant overcome her nerves in time for the party?: The Culture Show
A report on Gateshead's new Sage music centre, which opens tomorrow, plus the rest of the top stories in art and culture. With Charles Hazlewood.Series producer Julian Birkett ; Editor George Entwistle
Repeated at 11.20pm
Contributors
: Natural World: Andes - the Dragon's Back
From giant glaciers to arid deserts, dancing flamingos to blue-eyed puma cubs, stunning photography captures the diverse landscapes and wildlife of the 3,000 mile-long Andes mountain range. Steven Berkoff narrates.(Repeated next Sunday) (AD)
[web address removed]
Contributors
: One Man and his Sheepdogs
Following shepherd David Kennard, and Gale and Greg - his loyal, diligent canine colleagues.Contributors
: If... Cloning Could Cure Us
The drama-documentary strand returns with a hypothesis on the thorny issue of stem cell research.2014: a climbing accident has left 28-year-old Andrew Holland paralysed from the waist down.
Dr Alex Douglas aims to regenerate Andrew's spinal cord with stem cells from a cloned embryo - an illegal procedure for which she soon finds herself standing trial. As the dramatised trial unfolds, the issues are explored through interviews with real proponents on both sides of the debate, and viewers can phone in their trial verdicts.
The If... Debate - a Newsnight Special follows, at the end of which the winning verdict will be screened.
Contributors
: The If... Debate - a Newsnight Special
Jeremy Paxman chairs a debate on issues raised in If... Cloning Could Cure Us, with stem cell research scientist Stephen Minger, Sue Mayer from GeneWatch, ethicist Dr Donald Bruce and paraplegic Andrew Slorance. Following the phone vote, the most popular verdict will be screened, while the alternative ending can be viewed at [web address removed].Contributors
: The Culture Show
Shown at 7pm: The King of Paris
Old-fashioned romantic drama starring Philippe Noiret. An ageing actor takes an actress as his mistress, little realising that she is more interested in her careerthan pampering his ego. French with English subtitles. Review page 61. Director Dominique Maillet (1995, 15)Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneLanguages and Travel Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 A Cook's Tour of France 2/2. The world's most famous omelette. 3266543 5.00 The French Connection The vibrant cultures of the French-speaking world.
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