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: CBBC: The Demon Headmaster: 7/7
Series two. Dinah ventures into the headmaster's lair.: CBeebies: Be Safe with the Tweenies
Lessons on fire safety.: CBeebies: Pingu
Triple bill.: My Wife & Kids
Working It. An attractive tutor is hired for Junior.: Quantrill's Raiders
Civil War western with Steve Cochran. Confederate raiderQuantrill is asked to destroy a Union arsenal, but he has plans of his own. Review page 61. Director Edward Bernds (1958. U)
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: The Daily PoliticsConference Special
Live coverage from the Liberal Democrat Party Conference.Continues at 2.30pm. cs) BBC Parliament live coverage from 10.30am
: This Land
A look at life on the rolling hills of the South Downs.: Lifeline Richard Wilson for
Shelter's Million Children campaign. Shown Sunday BBC, 4.45pm DONATIONS: call free on [number removed]; send cheques (payable to Shelter) to[address removed]
: The Flying Gardener
The landscapes and inspirational gardens of Britain.: The Daily PoliticsConference Special
More from the Liberal Democrat Party Conference. BBC Parliament live coverage from KOOam: Escape to the Country
West Yorkshire beckons for a couple that met on the internet. (Revised repeat): Ready Steady Cook
Lesley Waters and James Tanner cook against the clock.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Caustic quiz. Then Party Conference Broadcast By the Liberal Democrat Party: Art School
8/10. Clarissa commandeers the sculpture tutor,Keith and Ulrika confront emotions from their past, Nihal goes for a hand theme while John delights in masking tape and a rolling pin.
: The Ambassador's Last Stand
Accused of being a crook, a drunk, and selling visas for sex, Craig Murray put his career on the line. The former ambassador to Uzbekistan beat the charges, retired and stood against his former boss, foreign secretary Jack Straw , in the general election. John Sweeney follows Murray as he alerts voters to what he sees as Labour's complicity in torture overseas. Directors Esther Oxford and Giselle Portenier; Executive producer Fiona StourtonContributors
: Dear Television
Viewers' opinions and comments enjoy the spotlight.: A Week of Dressing Dangerously
6/8. Michaela wants to move on after her divorce. She goes about her normal life in outfits designed to change how colleagues, friends and men think of her. From meetings in a red power suit to golf in a fur bikini, will Michaela find a new outlook on life?Producer Sasha Bates ; Series producer Gill Holmes
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: Rick Stein's French Odyssey
6/10. The sausages of Toulouse are sampled as Rick's glorious barge excursion continues through south-west France. Farther downstream, he creates France's most popular ready meal, the cassoulet.Director/Producer David Pritchard Rick Stein 's onion tart, plus book offer: page 35
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: Space Race
2/4. Race for Satellites. Once Hitler's leading rocket scientist, Wernher von Braun is in America and hopes to launch the world's first satellite. But his secret Soviet rival - designer Sergei Korolev - is prepared to gamble everything to be first in space.Writer/Director Mark Everest ; Series producer Debbie Cadbury
www.bbc.co.uk/space
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: Room 101
2/8. Sir Alan Sugar of The Apprentice selects schmoozers and men who wear wigs. Paul Merton judges what will be fired into Orwellian oblivion.Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Victoria Payne
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: The Apprentice USA
Things are still heated between Jennifer and Sandy but - to the chagrin of Apex - they won't tell them what went on in the boardroom.Shown at 9pm on BBC3 RT DIRECT: save P2 on Trump's book How to Get Rich, paying
E14.99 (including p&p). To order call [number removed]7979 (national rate)
: Tape
Claustrophobic drama starringEthan Hawke , Robert Sean Leonard and Uma Thurman.
In town to promote his latest film, Johnny arranges to meet up with Vince, a friend from high school. The conversation turns to a girl both dated, whom Vince has invited to join them. Review page 61.
Director Richard Linklater (2001, 15)
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: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzonneSchools Repeats not indicated
2.00 Miller Shorts Arthur Miller discusses his plays, and stars including Warren Mitchell and Dustin Hoffman appear in extracts from memorable versions.
4.00 Priestley Shorts An Inspector Calfs from the point of view of designer, performer and director. Then Study Ireland Poetry. Writers discuss their work.
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