Listings
: CBBC: Evolution: the Animated Series
A junk-yard infestation.: CBeebies: Step Inside
Mr Mopple reads a story about a hungry fox.: CBeebies: Gordon the Garden Gnome
Gordon helps a lost plant.: CBeebies: Bob's Mini Projects
Lofty removes a tree stump.: CBeebies: Boogie Beebies
The Pirate Gang sail again.: CBeebies: The Story Makers
Milton magics some eggs for decorating.: CBeebies: Clifford the Big Red Dog
Clifford is disobedient.: CBeebies: Rubbadubbers
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.30 The Way Things Work
(ages 7-9)
10.45 Razzledazzle
(4-5) Double bill.
: The Munsters: The Man for Marilyn
Grandpa conjures a panacea for the jilted Marilyn.(BW)
Followed by The Witness
: The Daily Politics
Westminster updates.: Working Lunch
Business issues.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.Oddsquad (ages 11-18)
: Tennis
Live quarter-final action in this year's women's international grass-court championship at Eastbourne. With Sue Barker.David Mercer. Virginia Wade and Sam Smith commentate. BBCi: uninterrupted live coverage available from 11.30am via the red button
Contributors
: Springwatch with Bill Oddle
The baby birds prepare to leave the safety of their nest-box.Shown yesterday evening
: Royal Ascot at York
Ladies'Day continues with the Ascot Gold Cup at 3.45. Plus starts at 4.20 and 4.55. Highlights at12.20am on BBC1. (5)
: Weakest Link
Quickfire quiz.: Flog It!
Sheffield - a city forged by the steel industry - hosts today's auction.: Match of the Day
Live: Women's Euro2005 Coverage of the second semi-final, which sees England face the runners-up in Group B at Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium
(kick-off 6.30). Likely opponents for
Hope Powell 's team - in the semi-finals for the first time since 1995 - are two-time champions Norway or a resurgent French side. Presented by Celina Hinchcliffe. Producer Emma Josling
Editor Lance Hardy The final will be shown live next Sunday on BBC2
Contributors
: Britain's Best Buildings - The Forth Bridge
In Scotland, Dan Cruickshank visits a mighty symbol of the Victorian railway age.Contributors
: Springwatch with Bill Oddie
The final programme sees the team review highlights of the past three weeks.(Rptd Fri at 2.20pm) [web address removed]
BBCi: interactive features available via the red button
Contributors
: Map Man
JohnOgilby's "Britannia" (1675). Can the first-ever road map still be used to cross the Pennines?
: Springwatch with Bill Oddie
As NoFootball at 8pm. Rptd tomorrow 2.20pm www.bbc.co.uk/springwatch BBCi: interactive features available via the red button
: Who Do You Think
You Are? Bill Oddie embarks on a moving personal journey as he researches the fate of his mother, who was institutionalised for most of his childhood.Will his findings on mental health care in the postwar era help him to see her story in a new light? Director Simon Chu
Series editor Ben Gale
Contributors
: Kath & Kim
6/8. Money. When gambling fails to raise enough cash for a fairy-tale wedding, Kath throws a lingerie party.First shown on the digital channel Ftn
Contributors
: Match of the Day:Women's Euro 2005
Highlights of the second semi-final: the winners of Group A against the Group B runners-up. The final will be shown live next Sunday on BBC2: Footballers' Lives:BBC4 on BBC2
Money and fame turned footballers from working-class heroes into media icons. Time Shift explores how this change occurred. With Chris Waddle and Jimmy Hill.Director/Producer Stephen Rankin
Contributors
: Footballers' Lives:
BBC4onBBC2 AsFootball at 11.20pm.
: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbr_cauk/learningzoneSecondary Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 RE: Testament Old Testament stories - Abraham, Joseph, Moses and Ruth. 72185 4.00 RE: Testament David and Saul, Elijah, Jonah and Daniel.
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