Listings
: CBBC: Arthur
Double bill.: CBBC: Rule the School: 4/7
Series three. Has one of the teams cheated to win the sports day trophy?The next episode is at 8.05am.
: CBBC: Friends International
A pen pal in India.: CBBC: Rule the School: 5/7
Series three. Nerves begin to show as the exams approach.: CBeebies Birthdays; Followed by LazyTown
Will Stephanie win the dance competition?: CBeebies: Fab Lab
Prof explains all about fruit and vegetables.: CBeebies: The Roly Mo Show
Yugo wants to learn to count up to four. Can Little Bo help?: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
The siblings visit their grandparents.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Hands Up!: Fantastic Mr Fox pt3 (ages 9-11)
10.45 Something Special: Transport (ages 4-7)
11.00 Numbertime: Money (ages 5-7) Double bill.
11.30 Words and Pictures Plus: Consonant Clusters (ages 5-6) Double bill.
: The Daily Politics
Westminster updates.: Working Lunch
Business news with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles.Contributors
: Bowls
Quarter-final action from the World Indoor championship. Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport: History Mysteries
4/10. Tracing the ancestry of Mildred Hume and her family's roots in the silk industry.Contributors
: Flog It!
Paul Martin gets lessons on how to make a traditional trug on a visit to Tunbridge Wells.Series producer Peter Smith ; Executive producer Tom Ware
Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Tony Tobin and James Martin cook-off against the clock.Contributors
: Weakest Link
The caustic quiz.: Animal Park
The armoured tractor is on standby as the new rhinos are let out for the first time and cat flu sweeps through Longleat. (Revised repeat): MasterChef Goes Large
Over 300 mouths need feeding at fashionable Thai restaurant Busaba Eathai. Who will have the stamina to make it through to tomorrow's quarter-final? RT DIRECT: accompanying hardback book is just £13.99 incl p&p (UK delivery only). To order call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min) quoting RT: The Culture Show
New series What is the public's favourite piece of British design since 1900? The Great British Design Quest aims to find out with everything from the Mini to the mini-skirt being considered. PlusGwyneth Paltrow on her new film Proof and hip-hop star 50 Cent on why he's branching out from music into merchandising. With Verity Sharp.
Series producer Marcus Herbert ; Executive producer Edward Morgan Repeated at 11.20pm www.bbc.co.uk/cultureshow
Contributors
: Pay Off Your Mortgage in Two Years
4/8. An impulse decision to buy a holiday home in Egypt has left Mary and Arthur Holleyman with a whopping E100,000 to pay off. Will Arthur be able to realise his dream of quitting work in two years' time free from a financial burden and able to spend the winter months in the sun with his wife? Finance guru Rene Carayol is on hand to offer advice. Producer Max Baring; Series editor Maggie SutcliffeRepeated with sign language next week on BBC1 BBC GOOD HOMES MAGAZINE: Rene Carayol gives advice on clearing debts faster in the February issue. On sale now, priced E2.95 RT DIRECT: the accompanying book is just E13.50 inci p&p (UK delivery only). To order call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min) quoting RT, or visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com
Contributors
: Horizon
3/6. A War on Science. The theory of evolution is under attack from a controversial idea called intelligent design, an idea that claims to give an alternative explanation for the origin of life on Earth. This new movement claims to be scientific but to many it threatens to replace science with God. Now some of its most high-profile critics - Sir David Attenborough and Richard Dawkins among them - are speaking out in an attempt to halt the movement's rise and keep religion out of science.Producer James Van der Pool ; Editor Andrew Cohen
Contributors
: Dragons' Den: Best Of
3/5. A woman's pitch for a board game, Destination London, doesn't elicit much response from the dragons.Series producer John Hesling RT DIRECT: Dragons' Den - Your Idea Can Make You Rich is £11.99, incl p&p. Phone [number removed] (landlines calls max 8p per min)
Contributors
: Pets Are People
4/6. Loved Ones. A look at the work of John Ward and his son Jason who run a busy pet cemetery in North Wales. Plus the story of Sue Hobbs who has decided to have an ailing pet cat put down, a move she finds just as painful as losing a child - a tragedy she has also had to contend with earlier in life.Producer Steve Poole ; Executive producers Edmund Coulthard and David Wise
Contributors
: The Culture Show
Shown at 7pm: Bowls Extra
Highlights of today's quarter-final matches from the World Indoor championship.: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated
2.00 Languages D-Mag. Teenage German magazine series showing life and language in Germany.
4.00 Languages Hello aus Berlin. Magazine series featuring a group of teenagers in their home city.
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