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: CBBC: Level Up
Find out how gamer Maria copes with snowboarding, and prepare to be enlightened in Infoburst.Also on CBBC channel
Digital viewers can enter a competttion in search of a gardening expert - and find out more about the show - via the red button
: CBeebies: Pingu
Double bill.: CBeebies: Lunar Jim
What's that annoying whistling sound?: CBeebies: Our Planet
Learning about snakes and rain.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Watch: Barnaby Bear in Mexico City
(ages 5-7)
10.45 Something Special: Jungle Animals
(ages 4-7)
11.00 Razzledazzle: King Bling
(ages 4-5)
11.20 BBC Primary Geography: France - Brittany
(ages 7-11)
11.30 English Express: Own Goal
(ages 9-11)
: The Daily Politics
Westminster updates.: Working Lunch
Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw. Followed by The WitnessContributors
: Blood Alley
Gung-ho adventure starring_ John Wayne and Lauren Bacall.
The villagers of Chiku Shan help a hardened American seafarer break out of a Chinese jail. In return he plans their escape from the communist regime, steering an old ship through the Formosa straits - known as Blood Alley - to Hong Kong. Review page 53. Director William Wellman (1955, U)
Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Property prices in Dorset can be astronomical, so what will F500,000 buy a London couple? (Revised repeat): Flog It!
Paul Martin tickles the ivories and dips into the world of the antiques dealer on a visit toTunbridge Wells in Kent.
Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
James Martin and Phil Vickery are the chefs whipping up dishes from limited supplies.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Dog-eat-dog quiz. (5): Eggheads
Will the quiz veterans meet their match?: Great British Menu
Bidding to represent the north of England, Simon Rimmer heads for the Lake District to perfect his sticky toffee bread-and-butter pudding, whileMarcus Wareing goes home to Southport to get advice about his custard tart with nutmeg. <s)
Contributors
: Comedy Doubles
New series 1/6. A new and revealing look at much loved comedies, comparing and contrasting themes and styles in two seemingly unrelated works.Beginning with a look at the elements of farce in Fawlty Towers and 'Allo 'A/lo, tonight's show features classic episodes The Hotel Inspectors and Savile Row to the Rescue in their entirety. Mark Benton narrates. Executive producer Caroline Wright
Contributors
: The Curious House Guest
5/8. Renishaw. Jeremy Musson visits the home of the arty, eccentric Sitwell family, whose fortunes soared in the 19th century when coal was discovered on their Derbyshire estate.Producer Spike Geilinger ; Series producer Richard Trayler-Smith
Contributors
: Mastermind
Specialist subjects are mountaineering in the UK; US military aircraft of the Second World War; Ian Rankin's Rebus novels; and the life and career of Michael Schumacher. With John Humphrys.Contributors
: Killers' Paradise: This World
4/6. Who shot dead young law studentClaudina Velasquez in Guatemala last year? As Claudina's father tries to find out, Olenka Frenkiel investigates a country in which the number of women murdered is soaring and killers are never caught. Is the cause incompetence, lack of resources, or something more sinister?
Producer Giselle Portenien Exec producer Karen O'Connor
Contributors
: Nighty Night
4/6; series two. Shocked to hear of Cath's pregnancy and Don's impending vasectomy, Jill contrives to involve their 12-year-old son in her pursuit of Don.Writer Julia Davis ; Director Dewi Humphreys ; Producer Alison MacPhail First shown on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/nightyniqht
Contributors
: The Smoking Room
New series 1/8; series two. Bzzzzzzzz. The nicotine-stained sitcom returns. Janet's nephew is studying workplace dynamics. What will he learn from Robin?Writer Brian Doolev ; Director Gareth Carrivick ; Producer Pete Thornton First shown on BBC3 bbc.co.uk/comedy/smokinqroom
Contributors
: Dragons' Den
The business investors have cash to back the right idea. Will any of tonight's entrepreneurs get it?Director/Series producer John Hesling
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbcco.uk/ieamingzoneSchools Repeats not indicated
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Physics 89650 4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Biology
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