Listings
: CBBC: The Lampies
Double bill.: CBeebies: Gordon the Garden Gnome
Gladioli loses her ring.: CBeebies: Clifford's Puppy Days
Jorge has a new toy. (R) (S): CBeebies: The Koala Brothers
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: The Munsters: Heap Big Herman
An Indian tribe mistake Herman for their spiritual leader.(BW)
: The Munsters: The Most Beautiful Ghoul in the World
Lily sets up a beauty salon.(BW)
: Trade Secrets
11.30 The Daily PoliticsThe latest from Westminster.
[web address removed]
Contributors
: Small Town Gardens
Sculptures add drama to a patio garden in Brighton.Blueberries/garden pinks offer: p36
: Working Lunch
British expats discuss the highs and lows of running a business in the French Dordogne. Followed by The Witness <R): The Future Is Wild
Hothouse World. Some-nillion years from now, how have creatures adapted to the rise in temperatures caused by volcanic emissions? (Revised rpt)
: Country Cops
Off-duty PC and farmer's son Andy Grant goes ferreting.Hosted by John Craven. (5)
Contributors
: Living in the Sun
Is business booming for an expat Brit and furniture dealer in Spain? Series producer Suzanne Attewell ; Exec producer Nick SouthgateContributors
: Ready Steady Cook
DJs Pat Sharp and Toby Anstis don aprons. (RXS)Contributors
: Weakest Link
Quickfire quiz.: Countdown to the Open - 50Unforgettable Moments
On the eve of the British Open, Steve Rider presents the tournament's top TV moments to celebrate 50 years of the event on the BBC. With contributions from Tom Watson , Jack Nicklaus , Seve Ballesteros and Nick Faldo. Coverage begins tomorrow at 9am. producer Stephen Mcbride 50 par excellence: page 15Contributors
: Map Man
Martin Hotine 's Ordnance Survey (1935-1950)Being an OS surveyor in the 1930s was painstaking work, as Nicholas Crane discovers while conducting a triangulation survey in the Scottish Highlands.
Director David Wilson ; Series producer Michael Waterhouse
Contributors
: The World's Most Photographed: 2/10: Muhammad Ali
Photographs charting the rollercoaster life in and out of the ring of the ex-world heavyweight boxing champion, from iconic images to less familiar shots of Ali in off-guard moments.RT DIRECT: hardback book of the same title for £20 (RRP £25.00) including p&p. To order, send a cheque payable to Radio Times to: [address removed], or call[number removed]
Contributors
: Full On Food
2/6. Probiotic drinks are put to the test and genuine Indian dishes are compared to ersatz British offerings. Plus premium Welsh iamb, Janet Street-Porter 's signature dish, and a dinner-party enlivener from culinary alchemist Heston Blumenthal : snail porridge. Series producer Dermot Caulfield ; Exec producer Gary Hunter Tasty morsels: page 35Contributors
: To the Ends of the Earth
Continuing the handsome, evocative dramatisation of William Golding 's darkly comic trilogy.2/3. Close Quarters. Preparations are made for imminent battle after the monotony of life on the warship is broken by the sighting of a similar vessel.
Dramatised by Tony Basgallop and Leigh Jackson
Producer Lynn Horsford ; Director David Attwood
Contributors
: The Apprentice USA
What will the customers make of the food, service and decor as the two hungry teams are given the testing task of opening a new restaurant?Shown at 9pm on BBC3 RT DIRECT: the book How to Get Rich by Donald Trump is E14.99 (RRP E16.99) incl p&p. To order call [number removed]7979 (national rate)
Contributors
: Death on the Staircase: BBC4 on BBC2
1/8. A real-life murder investigation is laid out in compelling detail.Was the death in 2001 of novelist Michael Peterson 's wife Kathleen an accident or a crime? Oscar-winner Jean-Xavier de Lestrade directs this documentary for Storyville.
Ian Rankin explores the link between crime fact and fiction on Friday 8.30pm on BBC4 followed by episodes 1-3 of Death on the Staircase
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneOpen University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Homegrown Hollywood 2/3. Short films from emerging and established British film-makers.
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