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: CBeebies: Fimbles
Double bill. (S): CBeebies: Clifford the Big Red Dog
Mary overcomes stage fright.: CBBC: Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Triple bill of antics.: CBBC: Smile
Live studio entertainment and cartoons, including Bandit Bites, Nev's Jambusters and Aquapigs. With Barney Harwood, Rochelle Wiseman, Kirsten O'Brien, and Nev.[web address removed]
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: Sunday Style
Achieve maximum style using minimal cash, with bargain-hunting tips from the archives. Presented by Nicki Chapman.Series producer Veronica Butt
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: The Property People
The estate agents go on a three-day company brainstorming session. (Revised rpt): A Marriage ofConvenience
Sentimental romantic drama starring Jane Seymour. When her sister dies in childbirth, Chris Winslow decides to bring up the baby. Seven years on, the father seeks custody. Review page 54. Director James Keach (1998)Contributors
: Sunday Grandstand
Presented by Clare Balding .1.35 Wheelchair Rugby Highlights of Britain's defence of the European Wheelchair Rugby championship.
1.45 Gymnastics Coverage from Glasgow's Kelvin Hall , where the Grand Prix has attracted a host of international talent. Also available live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
3.15 Racing Coverage from
Belmont Park, New York, of the annual Breeders'Cup.
3.45 Rugby League The best of yesterday's action from Great Britain's opening Tri-Nations match against New Zealand. Producer (gymnastics) Kate McKeag
Editor Philip Bernie
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: Inside Rome
A look ahead toWednesday's new historical drama series, beginning 9pm.
: Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
Betty tells Frank she's pregnant. Writer Raymond AllenContributors
: Wild Autumnwith Bill Oddie
fTlThe delights and dramas of the GEJ season include rutting deer, seal pups and extraordinary fungi. Plus, the results of the Autumnwatch survey.: Natural World
Eagle Island Cameraman Gordon Buchanan 's film captures a year in the life of the spectacular array of wildlife that lives on and around the coasts of the Hebridean Island of Mull, including sea eagles, golden eagles, seals, otters, dolphins, whales and sharks.Producer Mike Birkhead Shown last Wednesday
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: Top of the Pops
It's Pop Idol v American Idol as Will Young and Kelly Clarkson perform. Plus Morning Runner and Audio Bullies. Fearne Cotton and Richard Bacon present.Top of the Pops Magazine: published fortnightly, price £2.
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: Malcolm in the Middle
Reese's Apartment. Series five. Reese has the last laugh when Hal and Lois kick him out for bad behaviour. Malcolm has a moral dilemma.First shown on Sky One
: The Best of Top Gear
Jeremy Clarkson unleashes the latest offering from TVR - the Sagaris; Richard Hammond and James May try out the Smart Forfour; and David Dimbleby and Jack Dee are the Stars in a Reasonably Priced Car. Producer Gary Broadhurst : Executive producer Andy Wilmanwww.bbc.co.uk/topgear BBC TOP GEAR MAGAZINE: E3.95 monthly
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: Girls and Boys - Sex and British Pop
I/A. Oh You Pretty Things. In the 1970s made-up jlam rockers Marc Bolan and David Bowie shared.he charts with macho heavy rockers Led Zeppelin, and sexually subversive punk co-existed with Saturday night disco and sex to the Bee Gees. With John Paul Jones , Siouxsie Sioux , Germaine Greer , Malcolm McLaren , Robin Gibb and Johnny Marr.
Director Ben Whalley ; Series producer Alan Lewens
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: Egyptian Journeys with Dan Cruickshank
New series 1/6. Historian Dan Cruickshank explores some of the most intriguing stories from ancient Egypt. Secrets of the Tomb Builders. An investigation into the lives of the gifted artisans who built the tombs of the Egyptian Pharaohs takes Dan Cruickshank into the 150-room necropolis created for the sons of Ramesses II, the unfinished tomb of Thutmose III and on to a village where the tomb builders lived.Director Naomi Austin ; Series producer Martin Mortimore
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: Match of the Day 2
Adrian Chiles and guests have the last word on the weekend's football including highlights of today's Premiership game between West Bromwich Albion and Newcastle. Plus a look back at all the goals and major talking points from yesterday's games.Contributors
: Arrested Development
My Hand to God. Michael tries to find out who is the father of Maggie's baby, and Gob tries to discover if he was responsible for Buster's accident. Julia Louis-Dreyfus guest-stars.Contributors
: Bob's Weekend
Coronation Street's Bruce Jones stars in this amiableDdd-couple comedy. A suicidal security guard is pulled back from the brink by a student. With cameos from Brian Glover and Ricky Tomlinson. Review page 54. Director Jevon O'Neill (1996, 15)
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbcco.uk/leamingzoneWorkSkills for the Internet Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Webwise for Business Using the Internet. An email guide. 426153.00 Webwise for Business
Planning for Success. The web and business goals. 94615 4.00 Webwise for Business Welcome to the Cybermarket. Building brands and the web.
5.00 Switched On The internet for the elderly.
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