Listings
: CBeebies: Something Special
Mr Tumble makes breakfast.: CBBC: Batfink
Finding a stolen painting.: CBBC: Smile
Morning mayhem, including cartoon fun with Stuart Little, Arthur, Yvon of the Yukon and WITCH. Presented by Barney Harwood and Nev.Also on CBBC channel
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: Ellery Queen
The Adventure of the Lover's Leap A radio rival vies to reveal a woman's killer before Ellery can. Guest-starring Don Ameche and Ida Lupino.Contributors
: Coast
Exploring the heritage and natural history of Britain's coastline. (Revised repeat): European Athletics Championships
Live action from the final day in Gothenburg. Coverage continues at 2.25pm on BBC1. Full timetable as follows:11.10 Men's marathon. Olympic champion Stefano Baldini attempts to pick up another gold.
12.45 Men's pole vault final.
1.35 Women's javelin final.
1.50 Women's 4x100m semi-finals.
2.10 Men's 800m final
2.15 Women's long jump final. Featuring British hope
Kelly Sotherton. Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport Radio Five Live has coverage from
11.55am in Five Live Sport
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: Lord Jim
Period adventure adapted from Joseph Conrad 's novel starring Peter O'Toole and James Mason. Haunted by an act of cowardice, a sailor in South East Asia accepts a dangerous mission into uncharted territory, in the hope of finding redemption. Review page 40. Director Richard Brooks (1965, PG),S)
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: Zeppelin
First World War drama starring Michael York. In 1915, Zeppelins flying above the range of British fighter planes are dropping bombs on London. Desperate to develop a counter-weapon, the British decide to plant a spy at the German airship factory. Review page 40.Director Etienne Perier (1971, PG)
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: How I Met Your Mother
The Wedding. Ted invites Robin to be his date at a friend's wedding, but then forgets to put her on the guest list. Next episode tomorrow on BBC3 at 11pm. Shown last Monday on BBC3: Home
1/8. Nina Campbell and design historian Professor Alison Clarke present a stylish exploration of the world of interior design. Often the centre of attention in the home, the living room is also the focus tonight. Starting off with a look around a rococo palace in Blackpool and an animal-print haven in Warrington, Nina and Alison analyse the interior design of house-proud Britons.Shown last Tuesday
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: Journeys into the Ring of Fire
2/4. lain Stewart tours the perilous and spectacular landscape of the Pacific Rim to discover how the rocks beneath our feet shaped human history.California. Stewart investigates why Californians are prepared to live with disastrous earthquakes, landslides and firestorms. Is their risk-taking culture a throw back to the days of the 19th-century fortune seekers who came in search of gold? Producer Nigel Walk ; Executive producer Marc Goodchild
First shown on BBC4 RT DIRECT: lain Stewart's book Journeys from the Centre of the Earth is just £17.99 incl p&p. To order, call [number removed] (landline calls cost a 8p per minute max) or send a cheque payable to BBC Shop to [address removed]
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: Blizzard: Race to the Pole
3/6. A re-enactment of the journeys undertaken in 1911 by Robert Falcon Scott and Roald Amundsen to reach the South Pole. The modern teams enter the Mount Forel Range. Using 1910s navigational equipment they have to find and scale their way 7,000ft up two crevasse-ridden glaciers. InAmundsen took a gamble by heading into uncharted territory on his way through the mountains, while
Scott followed a route charted by Earnest Shackleton three years earlier. Continues on Wednesday at 9pm. Series producer Helen Hawkirt Exec producer Andrew Palmer
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: Prisoners of KatrinaDOCUMENTARY OF THE WEEK
The photograph of orange-clad prisoners crouching on a broken bridge, held at gunpoint by a few overstretched guards, was a powerful illustration of the chaos that followed Hurricane Katrina. But who, in reality, were those prisoners, and what had happened prior to their image being sent around the world? Olenka Frenkiel tells the shocking story.Director Nick Read ; Producer Julie Noon Another tale from New Orleans in Saving Jazz, Friday at 9pm on BBC4 The Inside Story: page 58
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: Badlands
I Atmospheric crime drama starring Martin Sheen ,Sissy Spacek and Warren Oates. Garbageman Kit Carruthers and his teenage lover Holly are on the run after shooting her father. Pursued by the law, they travel through South Dakota killing anyone who gets in their way. Review page 40.
Director Terrence Malick (1973,18) And Don't Miss...: page 37
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: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneThe V Word! Repeats not indicated
2.00 The V Word! Youth Nation. Volunteering. 10207 4.00 The V Word! Glastonbury and Beyond 50269 5.00 The V Word! Do It Yourself
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