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: CBeebies: Boo!
(R) (S): CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
A ghostly baseball star.: CBBC: Smile
The Liverpool FC dressing room features in Roomcam and ex-One True Voice star Jamie Shaw is in Popart. Plus games and cartoon fun with Dennis the Menace, Arthur, Metalheads and Mona the Vampire.[web address removed]
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: Sunday Past Times
Memories of family ties, teenage crushes and lasting love affairs. Hosted by Nadia Sawalha.Series producer Sue Watson
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: Countryfile
Eco-tourism on the NorfolkBroads, plus a timely report on freak-weather forecasting. With John Craven. Includes weather for the week ahead. IS)
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: A Kiss before Dying
I Mystery drama starringRobert Wagner. A young man kills his girlfriend when he discovers that her pregnancy will lead to disinheritance by her wealthy father. Review page 44.
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: Sunday Grandstand
Presented by Clare Balding and Hazel Irvine.1.35 Cycling Highlights of the women's World Cup race in Newport, South Wales.
1.45 Golf The Tigers of tomorrow feature in a report on last week's Boys' Amateur championship at Hunstanton in Norfolk.
155Showjumpinq Live coverage of the Hickstead Derby, which this year has modifications to the 10ft
6in Derby Bank to make the slope more horse-friendly. Last year's winner John Whitaker hopes to be the first rider to record five wins in the event. But the rest of the Whitaker clan are not likely to give him an easy time of it.
4.00 Athletics Live coverage of the Norwich Union Grand Prix in Sheffield, the climax of the UK outdoor season. Injury prevented Kelly Holmes from competing at the world championships in Helsinki - will the Don Valley stadium be the venue for her final British track appearance? Producer (showjumping) Chris Lewis ; Exec producer (athletics) Martin Webster
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: Top of the Pops
With Ian Brown , Girls Aloud, Super Furry Animals, Athlete and John Legend. Fearne Cotton hosts.Producer Sally Wood ; Executive producer Andi Peters TOP OF THE POPS MAGAZINE: now published fortnightly, price E2
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: Malcolm in the Middle: Christmas Trees
Series five. It may be the season of goodwill, but the boys are only interested in making money - even if it's at the expense of a local church.(First shown on Sky One)
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: Ray Mears's Bushcraft
1/5. Birchbark Canoe. The survival expert makes a canoe from birch, cedar and spruce roots. The time-consuming task, using traditional tools and natural materials, requires careful judgement and patience. For Mears, these are the finest crafts ever created - and making such a canoe is a life-long ambition.Series producer Ben Southwell Waterproof wind-up radio offer: page
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: Coast
10/13. Berwick to Robin Hood 's Bay. Nicholas Crane unearths Berwick-upon-Tweed's violent past. Mark Horton explores Bamburgh Castle, Alice Roberts joins a project to rebuild a Stone Age settlement and Miranda Krestovnikoff visits a thriving colony of grey seals. Continues on Friday at 9pm.Series producer Steve Evanson ; Series editor Gill Tierney
www.bbc.co.uk/coast INTERACTIVE: short films, information on 39 coastal walks around Britain (12 with mobile-phone commentary), plus how to sign up for free local guided walks are available via the red button. Details of the walks are also available at www.bbc.co.uk/whereilive or by calling the information line on [number removed] (national rate)
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: Trevor's World of Sport
6/7. One of Trevor's clients unexpectedly becomes a world-beater overnight. Is bicep-boosting spinach the secret of his meteoric rise? The cynical sports agent thinks not. Contains strong language.Writer/Director Andy Hamilton ; Producer Sue Howells
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: Match of the Day 2
Highlights of Chelsea v Arsenal and Bolton v Everton. The Gunners remain unbeaten in 19 Premiership ties with the Blues - but the Abramovich-Mourinho partnership could lead to a shift in power. Hosted by Adrian Chiles , with Alan Hansen and Graeme Le Saux. Producer Paul Foster The Inside Story: page 62Contributors
: Arrested Development
rThe One Where They Build a House. Gob impresses:he board as the new company figurehead, giving iviichael more to worry about than his legal troubles. The next episode is on Thursday, BBC4 at 11pm.
Shown last Thursday on BBC4 Why We Love.... Jeffrey Tambor : page 53
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: Cookie's Fortune
Robert Altman 's atmospheric comedy drama with Glenn Close, Julianne Moore and Liv Tyler. In a sleepy town, an old widow kills herself using her employee's gun. To cover up the suicide her daughter makes the death look like murder, but her deception has repercussions.Review page 44. (1999, 12)
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/iearningzoneWorkSkills for Business Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Getting Started 24193 3.00 Dragons' Den 69803 4.00 Welcome to the Cybermarket
5.00 Big Ambitions People realising dreams.
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