Listings
: CBBC: Arthur
(Signed): CBeebies: Be Safe with the Tweenies
Emergency procedures.: CBeebies: Muffin the Mule
Is Peter Pup ready to grow up?: CBeebies: Boo!
In a swamp.: CBeebies: Boogie Beebies
Move like a mango with Pete and Nat.: CBeebies: Balamory
A picnic at the top of the hill sounds fun, but how is everyone going to get there?Contributors
: My Wife & Kids
Through Thick and Thin. Janet s put on a few pounds.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.30 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) Triple bill.
11.30 Wipe Out (ages 7-11)
: The Daily Politics
News from Westminster.: Working Lunch
Answering viewers' questions on investments. Presented by Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connel. Submit questions via email: working.lunch@bbc.co.uk; or via www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch.Editor Tracey Hobbs
Contributors
: Meet the Ancestors
A discovery unearthed at a school in the Cotswolds.: James Dean: an Invented Life
A biographical drama starring James Franco as troubled actor James Dean, showing to mark the 50th anniversary of the film star's death.Review page 54.
(2001,12)
James Dean: Sense Memories is 12.55am
DVD offer: page 10; Film Trivia: p57
Contributors
: Escape to the Country
A couple are looking for a cottage in Cornwall with a downstairs bedroom for dad. <s): Ready Steady Cook
Actors Christopher Timothy and Diane Keen challenge chefs Nick Nairn and Paul Rankin.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Caustic quiz.: Flog It!
The beautiful city of Salisbury concludes another auctioneering week, with experts David Barby and Jethro Maries trawling through items for sale.Contributors
: Little Europe
2/4. The Fault Line. Will competing in an open market force French wine producers to dig up their vines and embrace tourism? Allan Little examines the battle between economic protectionism and free trade. Producer Fiona Lloyd-Davis ; Series producers Richard Bee and Sarah HarrisonContributors
: Tales from the Green Valley
7/12. March marks the halfway point for the period farmers as they turn wheat into bread flour, try to brew some beer, play period games and yoke up some piglets to root up a field. Owen Teale narrates. Producer Peter Sommer ; Series producer David UpshalContributors
: In the Footsteps of Churchill
6/8. The End of the Beginning. By 1942, with the threat of a German invasion having passed, Churchill turned his thoughts to winning the war. With the British campaign in North Africa floundering, the decided to travel to the front line in person. Producer Harvey Lilley ; Executive producer Mark FielderFirst shown on BBC4
Contributors
: Gardeners' World
Autumn flowering bulbs are planted in the dry garden to extend the season. Plus a look at the best-value wheelbarrows and what seeds to sow for winter.With Monty Don , Sarah Raven and Joe Swift.
Producer Andy Vernon ; Series producer Sarah Moors 30-minute gardener: page 30
Contributors
: The Last Waterloo Cup
In February, hunting with dogs was banned in the UK. With it went the most prestigious event in the hare- coursing calendar - the Waterloo Cup. Cameras follow the lead-up to the final staging of a controversial event that was founded in 1836 and capture the outpouring of emotion and passionate arguments of both enthusiasts and anti-blood-sport protestors alike. Director/Producer Paul Yule
Contributors
: QI
New series 1/12. It's time for words beginning with C to tease and torment Stephen Fry 's guests - Bill Bailey, Rob Brydon, Rich Hall and Alan Davies - as the playful quiz returns for a third series. Subjects investigated include custard, Cardiff and campanology. The next edition follows at 10.30pm on BBC4.Director Ian Lorimer
Producer John Lloyd
Fry's delight: page 18
Contributors
: Newsnight Review
With Tom Paulin ,Meera Syal and Rod Liddle. Presented by Mark Lawson.
Series producer Tanva Hudson
Contributors
: Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues:Feel like Going Home
Martin Scorsese traces the progress of the blues from Mali to the Mississippi Delta in the first of three must-see documentaries. With contributions from Corey Harris , Taj Mahal, Otha Turner and Salif Keita. Another film from the series shows next week. Review page 54. (2003, U) (Colour and BWXS) See Premieres: page 45Contributors
: James Dean: Sense Memories
A profile of the iconic film star. Shown on Saturday at 11amFollowed by The Witness
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneGeneral Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The V Word! Youth Nation Three films on being a volunteer. 68082 4.00 The V Word! Glastonbury and Beyond 52951 5.00 The V Word! Do It Yourself
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