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: CBBC: Looney Tunes
Bugs plays a game of baseball.: CBBC: Level Up
The month's big book releases reviewed, plus the truth about whether carrots really can help you to see in the dark.Also on the CBBC channel
Digital viewers can find out how to join in with the show via the red button
: CBeebies: LazyTown
Ziggy learns the value of a toothbrush.: CBeebies: Pingu
The little penguin fails to look after his sister, then starts to deliver the mail.: CBeebies: Lunar Jim
A beanstalk grows out of control.: CBeebies: Our Planet
Get to grips with some orang-utans.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
A wise goat helps out.: Trade Secrets
Top tips from the professionals.: Horizon
The Secret of El Dorado. Why scientists were premature to dismiss the legendary city of gold in the Amazon jungle as purely a myth.Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Westminster update.Contributors
: World Snooker
Ronnie O'Sullivan finishes his first-round match, hoping to improve on last year's quarter-final loss against Peter Ebdon and gain his third Crucible title.Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White are also set to take to the stage today for their opening matches. Last year. White was thrashed in the second round in just 30 minutes by eventual finalist Matthew Stevens.
Stevens then went on to end Stephen Hendry 's hopes of an eighth world title with a 13-11 win over the Scot in the quarter-finals. Will either veteran fare better in this year's tournament?
Introduced by Ray Stubbs ,
Steve Davis and John Parrott.
Also live at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
Digital viewers can access live uninterrupted coverage of both tables, plus a news and results service via the red button
Contributors
: Weakest Link
Tactical quizzing. 5) Then Party Election Broadcast By the Conservative Party: Eggheads
Can the resident quiz experts repel the challenge presented by more amateur enthusiasts? (5): Great British Menu
The Northern Ireland segment of the competition continues as Richard Corrigan prepares venisonWellington with pickled cabbage - using venison from Finnebrogue Estate near Downpatrick. Meanwhile Paul Rankin cooks new season lamb with a herb and mustard crust and scallion crushed potatoes.
Contributors
: World Snooker
Live coverage as Peter Ebdon , champion here at the Crucible in 2002, takes on world number 23Michael Holt. Meanwhile, on the other table, world number 14 Joe Perry takes on qualifier Ryan Day. Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with commentary from Clive Everton, Neal Foulds , Terry Griffiths ,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo. All coverage is live online at bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
Radio 5 Live has news from Sheffield in Sport on 5 from 7pm
Digital viewers can access live uninterrupted coverage of both tables, plus a news and results service via the red button
Contributors
: The Hairy Bikers' Cookbook
4/8; series two. Si and Dave Do Turkey 2/2. In between dodging the oil tankers and military convoys along the borders of Syria, Iraq and Iran, Si and Dave build their very own doner kebab, get a relaxing massage, hear about a prehistoric monster and feel the effects of some hallucinogenic honey.Producers Vikram Jayanti and John Stroud RT DIRECT: pre-order The Hairy Bikers' Cookbook for E18 incl p&p (UK delivery only), by calling [number removed] quoting RT (landline calls cost max 8p per min) or at www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com Paul Rankin 's new-season lamb: page 46
Contributors
: Eating with.... Oona King
4/8. The former MP explains how her rise to political power was fuelled by fast food and ready meals and why she refused to learn to cook, seeing the kitchen as a place where women got trapped and that feminists should avoid at all costs. But her attitude to cuisine altered when the passions stirred by an Italian showed her that food could be love on a plate. Director Robin O'Sullivan ; Exec producer David BarrieContributors
: The Apprentice
9/12. The smooth talkers and sales terriers get the chance to shine as Sir Alan Sugar plunges the remaining six candidates into the shark-infested waters of estate agency. Their mission is to quickly learn the ropes and let some flats, but missed appointments and lost keys soon result in tempers fraying. Who will face eviction and find the boardroom door closed permanently in their face? Producers Sanjay Singhal and Martyn Smith : Editor Daniel Adamson Repeated next Saturday on BBC2 and BBC3Contributors
: The Apprentice - You're Fired!
9/12. Adrian Chiles meets the ninth failed candidate and assesses their boardroom highs and lows. Series producer James Bainbridge ; Executive producerDan Adamson Repeated next Saturday on BBC3
Contributors
: World Snooker
Highlights of Peter Ebdon 's game againstMichael Holt. Introduced by Hazel Irvine. (5)
Contributors
: World Snooker Extra
Ray Stubbs introduces highlights from the first-round at Sheffield.Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision English 3 - Reading and Writing, Non-Fiction and Media. The skills students will need for Paper 1 of their English exam on non-fiction and media texts. 78049 4.00 GCSE
Bitesize Revision PE. Revision skills for the written and practical exam.
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