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: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
Timmy runs for president.: CBBC: Smile
More morning mayhem, including Troll! and What's New Scooby-Doo?. Hosted by Barney Harwood, Kirsten O'Brien, Rochelle Wiseman and Neville the Bear.[web address removed]
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: Tennis
Live coverage of the men's final at the Australian Open. Roger Federer and Andy Roddick are the two favourites to win the title and prize money of 1.2m Aus dollars (over £500,000). Sue Barker hosts. Commentary by Chris Bailey and John Lloyd.Executive producer Paul Davies : Editor
Kate McKeag
Digital viewers can access live action until 1.30pm by pressing the red button while watching any BBC channel
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: Her Own Rules
Romantic drama with Melissa Gilbert and Jean Simmons.Successful but lonely, Meredith Sanders returns to England, and makes a shocking discovery about her past. Review page 48. Director Bobby Roth (1998, PG)
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: What the Romans Did for Us
Innovations in pampered living.: Sunday Grandstand
Presented by Jill Douglas.1.35 Rugby Union Highlights from the latest round of the Premiership, with Bath taking on Wasps at the Recreation Ground. Presented by John Inverdale.
1.55 Ski Sunday Hazel Irvine is in Cortina, Italy, with women's downhill action. Plus men's world cup downhill from Germany's Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
3.00 Bowls The World Indoor championships reaches a climax in Norfolk, with the men's final. Presented by Jill Douglas.
VIDEO Plus+ code for 3.00-5.15pm
(non-PDC) Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport
5.15 Six Nations Preview producer Lakviar Singh ; Editor
Ron Chakraborty
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: Bill Oddie's Watership Down
Bill retraces the journey of Richard Adams's famous literary rabbits.Contributors
: Wild Provence
From French cowboys to an English cellist, we meet the people who live among some of Europe's most exotic wildlife and rugged scenery. The wild side of the beloved French region boasts lavender fields, herb meadows - and thousands of pink flamingos.Producer Mark Flowers ; Series producer Wendy Darke
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: Natural World
Ant Attack. Earth's biggest family is a 20 million-strong army. This is the bug-eat-bug world of the African driver ant. Narrated by Andrew Sachs.Producer Michael Bright Shown last Wednesday <S)
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: Top of the Pops
Shakira, Corinne Bailey-Rae , Richard Ashcroft and Fall Out Boy feature among the hottest sounds.Producer Sally Wood : Executive producer Mark Cooper TOP OF THE POPS MAGAZINE: now published monthly, price E2
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: Malcolm in the Middle
Reese Joins the Army 2/2. Series five. Model soldier Reese is shipped off to Afghanistan.First shown on Sky One
: Boris Johnson and the Dream of Rome
1/2. Despite ruling a vast empire, the Romans didn't do everything at the point of a sword. Boris Johnson looks at how the Romans ran a united Europe, and ponders challenges facing the European Union. The journey takes him to Rome itself, the ancient harbour city of Ostia, Provence and the Rhineland. Are there lessons for modern Europeans to learn? Producers Francis Hanly and David Jeffcock : Executive producers Charles Brand and Lucy Hetherington Boris Johnson answers One Final Question: pageContributors
: Best of Top Gear
2/6. The boys take their favourite supercars - the Ford GT, Ferrari F430 and Pagani Zonda - on a road trip through France. There's a look at BMW's newM5, Richard and James play around with life-sized radio-controlled cars, and Damon Hill and Timothy Spall are Stars in a Reasonably Priced Car.
Series producer Gary Broadhurst ; Executive producer Andy Wilman www.bbc.co.uk/topgear
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: Hyperdrive
3/6. Weekend. Celebrating Gary Neville Day. The fourth episode is on Wednesday at 10pm.Shown last Wednesday Regular cast on Wednesday
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: The Mark Steel Lectures: BBC4 on BBC2
Mary Shelley. A four-minute Frankenstein is among the attractions as comic Steel reflects on the writer. Director Michael Cumming ; Producer Jon RolphContributors
: American Dad!
Stannie Get Your Gun. Hayley argues with her father over firearms after a day together.: Family Guy
Screwed the Pooch. Brian has a fateful encounter.First shown on Sky One Postponed from 23 December
: The Whole Wide World
Romantic drama based on a true story, with Vincent D'Onofrio as pulp novelist Robert E Howard , creator of such fantasy characters as Conan the Barbarian. Living in Texas in the 1930s, Howard makes a name for himself as a writer, but remains tied to his ailing mother. Then into his life comes teacher Novalyne Price (Renee Zellweger ). Review page 48.Director Dan Ireland (1996)
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneWorkSkills in the Media Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Complete Guide Media career options. 86653 3.00 Careers 68382 4.00 Advertising 90479 5.00 Theatre and Television
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