Listings
: CBBC: Tom
A trip to Brazil.: CBBC: Evolution: the Animated Series
The Genus erupts.: CBeebies: Balamory
Suzie neglects her pals in favour of her new mobile phone.Contributors
: CBeebies: Gordon the Garden Gnome
Ian and Gordon look after Percy's garden while he's away.: CBeebies: Pingu
Penguin fun.: CBeebies: Bob the Builder Project Build It!
Muck makes mud pies.: CBeebies: Boogie Beebies
Nat and Pete try a spot of space walking.: CBeebies: The Story Makers
Shelley gets a new hairstyle.: CBeebies: Clifford the Big Red Dog
The apartment is too small.: CBeebies: Rubbadubbers
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: The Munsters: Will Success Spoil Herman Munster?
Herman's recording is a smash radio hit.(BW)
Followed by The Witness
: The Daily Politics
The latest from Westminster.[web address removed]
Contributors
: What a Carry On!
Classic excerpts taken from the saucy film series.: Working Lunch
Another report in the quest to find Britain's fittest firms. Hosted by Adam Shaw. (S)Adrian Chiles on the Big Challenge: p
Contributors
: Tennis
Live coverage of the third day from the men's ATP grass-court tournament at the Queen's Club in west London. Tim Henman , three times a finalist here, made a disappointingly early exit on this day last year. The number-four seed went down 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 to Slovakia's Karol Beck.Meanwhile, Lleyton Hewitt beat Spain's Marc Lopez 6-3, 6-2.
Hosted by Sue Barker. BBCi: additional live coverage can be accessed via the red button between
1.00 and 8.00pm
Contributors
: Flog It
The people of Bristol bring in their items for valuation. WithPaul Martin. (Revised rpt)
Contributors
: Match of the Day Live: Women's Euro 2005
Denmark v EnglandLive coverage from Ewood Park, home of Blackburn Rovers, as the host nation take on tough opposition in their second Group A match of the women's European championship (kick-off is at 6.00). Having faced Finland in their opening game on Sunday, England encounter more Scandinavian foes, albeit ones rather more likely to provide a sterner test than the Finnish minnows. In the qualifying stages, only Germany had a better record than the experienced Danes, who, over the past two decades, have established a reputation as one of the finest pure footballing teams in Europe. However, while Denmark's form has been mixed under new coach Peter Bonde , England put together a pre-tournament run of nine internationals unbeaten. Boss Hope Powell will be hoping for a positive result before meeting Sweden in the final group match on Saturday at this same ground. Presented by Celina Hinchcliffe.
www.bbc.co.uk/football/women There's live coverage of the match at 6pm on Radio 5 Live
Highlights of Italy v Germany and France v Norway tomorrow 1120pm
Contributors
: Springwatch with Bill Oddie
At the halfway point of the live wildlife event, the future of the featured animals is still balancing on a knife's edge. While Bill Oddie and Kate Humble examine just how disastrous adverse weather can be for breeding birds, Simon King gets a unique view inside a colony of sand martins. BBCi: digital viewers can get tips on attracting wildlife to gardens via the red button on the handsetContributors
: The Secretary Who Stole £4 Million
An entertaining drama documentary about a woman who was labelled "the Picasso of con artists".Meera Syal stars as Joyti De-Laurey , a personal assistant working for investment bankers Goldman Sachs who financed a lavish lifestyle far beyond her means by stealing a fortune from her employers. Including contributions from De-Laurey's friends and family.
Writer Lucy Floyd ; Director Colin Barr ; Executive producer
Nick Mirsky Chancer in a million: page 34
Contributors
: Newsnight
Analysis of major news events at home and abroad, hosted by Gavin Esler.Contributors
: Theatre Biz: BBC4 on BBC2
The Shakespearean Job. Of the 1,200 shows that run each year on the Edinburgh Fringe, perhaps three will get picked for a West End run. The documentary series follows a production hoping to be among the lucky ones. But, with the producers thousands of pounds in debt and the cast deferring their wages, the prospects for Bill Shakespeare 's Italian Job hinge on two things: press night and public reaction. Director/Producers Gina Newson and Jeremy NewsonContributors
: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSecondary Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Geography: World 2000 Young people's ideas about the future. ; Living with Globalisation How life in the United Kingdom is inextricably bound up with the vicissitudes of the global economy. 18793 4.00 Geography: France 2000 An exploration of various areas of the country, including Brittany, Paris, Alsace, the Massif Central and the Camargue.
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