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: CBBC: Arthur
Entering a writing contest. and discovering science.: CBBC: Rule the School: 6/7
Series two. Teachers' exams start.: CBBC: X-periMENTAL
The science behind your shoes.: CBeebies Birthdays; followed by LazyTown
Ziggy takes a journey into space.: CBeebies: Tweenies
Milo tries to mend Max's clock. (R) (S): CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Miranda the Mermaid wants soup.: CBeebies: The Roly Mo Show
The fun of having a bath.: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
Charlie convinces Lola to try new foods.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.30 Pathways of Belief: The Bible and the Koran - the Revelation (ages 7- 9)
10.50 Pathways of Belief: The Bible and the Koran - Today (ages 7-9)
11.10 BBC Primary History: Time Lines - Home (ages 7-11)
11.30 Focus: Growing Up - How Am I Behaving? (ages 9-13)
11.50 Thinking Skills: Think about It - Mystery (ages 9- 11)
: The Daily Politics
The latest developments from Westminster, presented by Sally Magnusson.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Do you have any questions about tax? Submit queries via email: working.lunch@bbc.co.uk; or via bbc.co.uk/workinglunch.Editor Tracey Hobbs
Contributors
: Snooker
Live quarter-final action from the Masters tournament at the Wembley Conference Centre, which should see the conclusion to the best-of-11-frame tussles.Who will have booked a precious place in tomorrow night's semi final? Last year eventual winner, England's Ronnie O'Sullivan , enjoyed an easy 6-2 victory over Ding Junhui of China.
Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with Steve Davis and John Parrott.
www.bbc.co.uk/snooker
Digital viewers can access live, uninterrupted coverage and other leatures via the red button. Plus reports in Sport on 5 at 7pm on Radio 5 Live
Contributors
: The Money Programme: The World According to Google
The Money Programme returns with the first of a ten-part series. Internet search engine Google is the fastest growing company in history. Created just seven years ago, it is now worth $120bn and fields 250 million queries per day. But, though it's helped many with problems from the medical to the mundane, Rajan Datar finds this dot-com dream facing problems.Contributors
: Hands On Nature
3/10. Chris Packham and his team go whale watching off the Scottish coast and uncover the secrets of one of the country's top locations for rockpooling.Series editor Jane French
Contributors
: Christine's Garden
4/6. Horticulturist Christine Walkden goes back to her roots as she makes an emotional return toLancashire, where her passion for gardening was nurtured on a tiny allotment. But things have changed a great deal since she last visited 20 years ago.
Series producer Rupert Miles : Executive producer Nick Patten
Contributors
: The Gardener's Year
4/6. Early Summer. Perfect growing conditions bring cottage garden plants to their peak, along with patio pots, peonies and pests, as Alan Titchmarsh continues to make his way through the gardening seasons.Director/Producer Helga Berry BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: E2.95, monthly
RT DIRECT: save E2 on The Gardener's Year book. To order for E18 incl p&p (UK delivery only), call [number removed] (landline calls cost 8p per min max) quoting RT or visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com Alan Titchmarsh on your gardening problems: page 24
Contributors
: The Bog Bodies - Timewatch
New series 1/6. Eighteen months ago, NationalMuseum of Ireland archaeologists set out to solve a pair of ancient murder mysteries after the discovery of two bodies perfectly preserved by the peat bog in which they had been buried many centuries before. The historical strand returns by following the entire investigation into who these men were, when they lived - and how they died. Michael Praed narrates. Producer John Hayes Fisher : Series producer John Farren www.bbc.co.uk/timewatch
Contributors
: Posh Nosh
Gorgeous grub with faux foodies Minty (Arabella Weir) and Simon (Richard E Grant).Writers Jon Canter and Arabella Weir ; Director Chris Langham
Producer Gareth Edwards
Postponed from 9 December
Contributors
: Mock the Week
New series 1/6. News and current affairs are picked apart via improvised sketches, stand-up comedy and games in a second run of the satirical quiz.Team captains Rory Bremner and Hugh Dennis are joined by Jo Brand, Al Murray, John Oliver and regular panellist Frankie Boyle. Dara O'Briain hosts. Producers Mark Leveson and Bill Matthews
Series producer Dan Patterson What Dara O'Briain is watching: page 29
Contributors
: Newsnight Review
Kirsty Wark and guests review the cultural highs and lows of the past week. Series producer Tanya HudsonContributors
: Snooker
Quarter-final highlights from Wembley plus a look ahead to tomorrow's semis. <S): Snooker Extra
Last-eight action.: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/iearningzoneOpen University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 From a Different Shore An American Identity 5876518 2.50 Ever Wondered? 8017063 3.00 Alaska - the Last Frontier? 40889 3.30 Water Is for
Fighting Over 466864.00 Family Ties: the Story of Adeline Yen Mah 67179 4.30 Coming Home to Banaba 41518 5.00 Civil War The Breakdown 47565 5.30 Civil War Taking Sides
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