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: CBeebies: Tweenies
Max goes in search of a glass crystal present.: CBeebies: The Koala Brothers
Mitzi writes to the postman.: CBBC: Arthur
Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am.: CBBC: Jackie Chan Adventures
A comic book fan believes he's gained super powers.: CBBC: Level Up
Sam and Mark learn how to make sushi, plus the Cheats Brothers have top tips on coping with high school.Digital viewers: press the red button to access a film about a cricket club
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: CBBC: Best of Friends
Five chums test their friendship.: Thunderbirds: End of the Road
Construction work on a road across a mountain range is dangerously hampered by a landslide.: Top Cat
TC and the gang scam their way into Dibble's flat. (R) (S): My Wife and Kids
Snapping and Sniffing. Junior is troubled by a bully, so Michael and Janet decide to find the kid's weak points.: Bitter Victory
I Second World War drama starring Richard Burton and Curt Jurgens. Two officers leading a mission to Rommel's HO come into fatal conflict. One is guilty of cowardice, the other is having an affair with his cohort's wife. Review page 42. Director Nicholas Ray (1957) (BW)Contributors
: Escape to the Country
A father and his daughter want to move to Cornwall to pursue their love of extreme sports.: Sudo Q
Teams compete for the chance to win up to £10,000. Collins multi-media electronic dictionary: page: Ready Steady Cook
Chefs Lesley Waters and Kevin Woodford battle it out for culinary glory. (5) Recipes: Ceefax p560: www.bbc.co.uk/foodContributors
: Flog It!
Paul Martin visits an art gallery in Gloucester. (Revised Rpt)Contributors
: Weakest Link
Caustic quizzing.: Eggheads
More brainy contestants attempt to outwit the team of general knowledge experts.: Animal Park
Ben Fogle and Kate Humble present more tales from Longleat Safari Park. A young deer is having birthing complications - can the veterinary team save mother and calf? Meanwhile, in the lion reserves, a tree-climbing lion is making life difficult for the keepers. (Revised repeat)Contributors
: Sharks: Great Whites in Great Britain?
Ever since the release of the film Jaws, the great white shark has become one of the ocean's most-feared predators. In recent years there have been a number of reported sightings in British waters, but are these sightings fishermen's tales - or is there any real evidence to suggest that Jaws is swimming off our shores? Steve Leonard investigates, meets the experts and has some encounters of his own.Director/Producer Anuschka de Rohan D During the programme, digital viewers can use the red button to get extra facts on the sharks that swim in British waters
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: Home
2/8. Nina Campbell and design historian Professor Alison Clarke 's stylish exploration of the world of interior designs continues as the duo turn their attention to the bathroom. Once simply a place for a speedy splash behind the ears, the bathroom is fast becoming a watery haven of sensory pleasure and relaxation. Design guru Philippe Starck gives his take on how to create a classic bathroom space, Nina sources glistening new renovation ideas from architectural salvage, and we follow the creation of a Japanese inspired bathroom/shower room. Executive producer Gill Wilson ; Series editor Lyn RowettRepeated next Sunday Prof Alison Clarke describes her six icons of British domestic design in Homes & Antiques's September issue. On sale now, price Ea30.
Nina Campbell reveals her latest home purchases in Good Homes magazine's September issue. On sale now, priced E2.99
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: Return of the Goodies
The team return to their penthouse nerve centre to be given one last fiendish job: to prove to Britain that they were the funniest act of the 1970s. Filmed in front of a studio audience, Tim Brooke-Taylor , Bill Oddie and Graeme Garden relive some of their finest moments and illustrate their history. With contributions from fans and colleagues, includingJohn Cleese , Martin Freeman , Stanley Baxter , Ronni Ancona , Huw Edwards and Jon Culshaw.
Producer Cybele Rowbottom ; Exec producer Stephen McGinn RT DIRECT: DVDs The Goodies: at Last! and The Goodies: at Last a Second Helping are just E20.99 including p&p for either title. To order call [number removed](landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per min) or send a cheque payable to BBC Shop to [address removed]
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: Newsnight
Analysis of the latest headlines at home and abroad, with Kirsty Wark.Contributors
: Dragons' Den
2/8; series three. Today's ideas needing investment include a multi-gym in an armchair, an innovative new picnic bag and a potentially lucrative new lorry washing system. Presented by Evan Davis.Shown last Thursday
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbcco.uk/learningzoneLanguages and Travel Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 A Cook's Tour of France 1/2. Mirelle goes eel fishing on the Atlantic coast, visits a snail farm in Burgundy and tries to define the true nature of Provencal food. 3588351 5.00 Living the Dream: French Holiday
Heaven Revisited Last year Marc and Jo Finch gave up their careers to buy their dream business: a campsite in the Dordogne. Will they survive their first year?
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