Listings
: CBBC: Rotten Ralph
Double bill.: CBBC: Tom
Carnival in Rio.: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Ben and Small play a memory game.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
The cub bears the brunt of a joke.: CBeebies: The Koala Brothers
Josie faces her fear of skipping.: CBeebies: Something Special
Mr Tumble's got new shoes. (Signed): CBeebies: Pingu
Making noise.: CBeebies: Teletubbies Everywhere
Kites in India.Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
: Laurel and Hardy
Murder Case. A scary mansion hosts the reading of a wealthy relative's will.: The Daily Politics
News from Westminster.Contributors
: Wildlife on Two
Odd Noses of Borneo. The life of the aptly named proboscis monkey.: Working Lunch
Business news with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles.Contributors
: The Saint's Vacation
Tame thriller starringHugh Sinclair. Slick sleuth
Simon Templar stumbles across a gaggle of spies, thugs, cut-throats and bumbling policemen vying for possession of an innocent-looking music box. Review page 51.
Director Leslie Fenton (1941) (BW)
Contributors
: Garden Invaders
Joe Swift transforms an odd-shaped garden using outdoor lights and a water feature. <S)Contributors
: Flog It!
Merthyr Tydfil hosts the auction-house action.: Ready Steady Cook
Ross Burden and Antony Worrall Thompson mix it up.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Ouickfirequiz.: Euro Family Xchange
Kevin struggles to produce a market briefing for one of Fabrizio's most important corporate clients.Producer Paul Bithrey
Contributors
: Geronimo!
7/8. The triple jump's hard enough for a human - how will a machine fare? Concludes tomorrow, 6.30pm.: The Town That Wants a Twin
8/12. A butcher plays host to a charcutier, while an estate agent is paired with a property guru. How will the visitors' Gallic skills translate to Cumbria? <s): The Great Train Robbery - Days ThatShook the World
The 1963 heist is legendary in the annals of crime.But exactly what took place that day? Interviews with the gang's leader and the son of the engine driver inform this blow-by-blow account of the robbery. Director David Bartlett ; Executive producer Chris Kelly
First shown on BBC4
Contributors
: Natural World
Shark Coasts. The waters around southern Africa are home to over 140 species of shark, from the formidable great white, to the diminutive pyjama shark. The key to this amazing diversity? A unique clash of warm and cold currents, dividing the ocean into habitats as different as desert and forest. David Attenborough narrates. Producer Marguerite Smits van Oyen ; Series editor Tim MartinRepeated next Sunday www.bbc.co.uk/nature A snappy guide to sharks: page 26
Contributors
: Congo - on Location
1/2. Saturday night in the heart of the jungle - Gavin Thurston recalls the making of the series Congo.Producer Brian Leith ; Executive producer Fiona Pitcher The repeat run of Congo continues next Sunday
Contributors
: The Rotters' Club
1/3. The Chick and the Hairy Guy. Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais 's dramatisation of Jonathan Coe 's novel.Three school friends growing up in 1970s Birmingham discover the wonderful worlds of girls and music, while their parents face some challenges of their own.
Producer Chrissy Skinns ; Director Tony Smith Rptd next Sat Behind the Scenes: p10; One to Watch - Julian Rhind-Tutt p55
Contributors
: The Terror Suspect's Dad
Under the new Extradition Treaty, Londoner Babar Ahmad could become the first British citizen to be tried by the US judicial system. As Babar's father campaigns for his son's right to be tried in Britain, this documentary examines the impact of new anti-terrorist laws.Producer Liviu Tipurita : Series producer Richard Bee
Contributors
: Dragons' Den
4/6. Entrepreneurs attempt to impress business gurus. Shown yesterday at 8pm: BBC Learning Zone
Schools Repeats not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone2.00 Revisewise Challenge at School Science
4.00 Technology - Energy Foresight
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