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: CBBC: Evolution: the Animated Series
The Genus hits City Hall.: CBBC: Legacy of the Silver Shadow
The Crab closes in.: CBeebies: Gordon the Garden Gnome
Animation. Gordon (voiced by Alan Titchmarsh) enters a garden competition.Alan Titchmarsh on life as a gnome: p40
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: CBeebies: Pingu
At the hospital.: CBeebies: Bob the Builder: Project Build It!
Walking the dog.: CBeebies: Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily's room is messy.: CBeebies: Rubbadubbers
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10 30 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Spywatch. Double bill.
11.10 Focus (ages 9-11) Social Inclusion
: The Munsters: Bronco Bustin' Munster
Eddie enters his dad's name in a competition.(BW)
Followed by The Witness
: The Daily Politics
Westminster updates.: Working Lunch
Adrian Chiles launches the Big Challenge Health Works Awards.(Which is Britain's fittest firm? Adrian Chiles on the Big Challenge: p121)
Contributors
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.Something Special (ages 4-7) Double bill. Signed.
: Tennis
Live coverage of the opening rallies in the 27th ATP grass-court tournament at London's Queen s Club, introduced by Sue Barker. Tim Henman faces stiff competition from the likes of Lleyton Hewitt and Andy Roddick , who between them have won this title for the past five years. Andrew Castle ,John Barrett , David Mercer , Chris Bailey , John McEnroe , John Lloyd and Boris Becker commentate.
www.bbc.co.uk/tennis BBCi: digital viewers can access live coverage 1.00-8.00pm via the red button
Contributors
: Weakest Link
With antagonistic Annie.: Flog It!
What has kept Blackpool's famous tram system on track for the past 120 years? Paul Martin visit the depot to find out, while this evening's auction is in the neighbouring town of Lytham St Anne's.Series producer Peter Smith : Executive producer Tom Ware
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: The Good Life
Whose Fleas Are These? Tom and Barbara catch fleas - can Margo and Jerry avoid the same fate?Writers John Esmonde , Bob Larbey ; Producer John Howard Davies www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide
Contributors
: Small Town Gardens
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright inspires an imposing fountain in a contemporary garden. Can designer Annie Guilfoyle create a sensation of open space, with lush jungle plants, in a tiny Surrey plot?Director Kate Dillon ; Series producer Vanessa Jackson
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: Springwatch with Bill Oddle
Did the baby birds make it through the weekend? Bill Oddie and Kate Humble find out in the first of this week's four nightly programmes. AndSimon King reports live from central London, where a pair of peregrine falcons have chosen to nest.
Series producer Stephen Moss : Exec producer Fiona Pitcher BBCi: tips on attracting wildlife to gardens available via the red button To join Breathing Space and to receive a free information pack, call [number removed]0125 (national rate) or log on to www.bbc.co.uk/springwatch
Contributors
: How Art Made the World
5/5. To Death and Back. We surround ourselves with pictures of the deceased, create memorials and use images of death as entertainment in films, but why are we so fascinated with death and its associated imagery? Nigel Spivey 's search for an answer takes him to Latin America, where he views the disturbing "death art" of the Aztecs, before uncovering the first images of Hell in Italy. Is the key to our fixation with death buried deep within our subconscious?Series producer Mark Hedgecoe ; Executive producer Kim Thomas www.bbc.co.uk/arts RT DIRECT: accompanying hardback book, E18 (RRP E20), incl p&p. Call [number removed]7979 (national rate). DVD of the series, E17.99 (RRP £19.99) incl p&p. To order call [number removed]3850 (national rate)
Contributors
: Vic and Bob in Catterick
5/6. The boys finally reach their goal - the garden centre - and lose part of their ill-gotten fortune.Writers Bob Mortimer and Vic Reeves ; Director Matt Lipsey
Producer Lisa Clark First shown on BBC3
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: Newsnight
With Kirsty Wark.[web address removed]
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: Match of the Day: Women's Euro 2005
Highlights of the two opening Group B matches.Defending champions Germany, who won all eight qualifying ties, could face a test against Norway, the only country to win European, world and Olympic titles. And how will France fare against Italy, who've shown steady improvement since losing to England 4-1 in February? With Celina Hinchcliffe. (5) Live coverage of England v Denmark is on Wednesday at 5.45pm
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneLanguages and Travel Repeats are not indicated
1.00 Talk Greek With in-vision subtitles. 99674 3.00
Rough Guide to the World's Islands The Greek islands of Crete, Rhodes and Karpathos. 5802674 3.50 Journey: a Personal Exploration with Peter France The Greek island of Patmos. 85367804 4.10 Chronicle: Macedonia - a Civilisation Uncovered The ancient capital of Aegae in Macedonia. 3282842 5.00 Great Journey London to Arcadia. France, Switzerland, Italy and Greece.
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