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: CBeebies: Something Special
How to sign jungle animals.6.00-7.00 digital viewers can sing along to three summer tunes with on-screen lyrics by pressing the red button
: 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
Contributors
: The Reluctant Dragon
A mixture of live action and animation, going behind the scenes at the Walt Disney studio while telling the story of a friendly dragon. Review page 42.Directors Alfred Werker , Hamilton Luske , Jim Handley , Ford Beebe, Erwin Verity and Jasper Biystone (1941, U)
(BW and Colour)
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: Ellery Queen
The Adventure of the Chinese Dog A valuable object d'art is used as a murder weapon.: Sunday Grandstand
Introduced by Hazel Irvine .12.00 Squash Coverage from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, of the English Open, where eight of the world's top ten players are competing for one of the biggest prizes in the game.
12.30 MotoGP Live coverage of round 12 from the Czech Republic. American Nicky Hayden is 34 points clear of nearest rival,
Honda team-mate Dani Pedrosa. VIDEO Plus+ code for 12.30-2.00pm
(non-PDC)
Digital viewers can access post-race analysis between 2.00 and 2.30pm by pressing the red button
2.00 Junior Athletics
Highlights from the world junior championships in Beijing.
2.45 Athletics Live coverage of the concluding day at
Birmingham's Alexander Stadium, where Great Britain and Northern Ireland go head to head with the USA, Russia and China.
VIDEO Plus+ code for 2.45-5.35pm
(non-PDC) Producer (MotoGP) Belinda Rogerson
Editor (athletics) Michael Cole
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: How I Met Your Mother
Drum Roll, Please. Ted meets the girl of his dreams at a wedding. Next episode tomorrow 11pm, BBC3. Shown last Monday on BBC3: Coast
Cleaning and lighting Blackpool Tower and exploring the dangerous Morecambe Bay. (Revised rpt) (5): Betjeman and Me - Rick Stein's Story
1/3. The chef shares his admiration for Betjeman and creates a seafood feast for friends and family of the great poet. Continues on Monday at 9pm.Shown last Monday Poetic justice, plus collected poems offer: page 22
: Home
2/8. Nina Campbell and Professor Alison Clarke turn their attention to the bathroom, once simply a place for a speedy splash behind the ears, but now a watery haven of sensory pleasure and relaxation. Shown last TuesdayContributors
: Journeys into the Ring of Fire
3/4. How did the Incas build such a huge and successful empire on some of the most hostile and unforgiving terrain on the planet? lain Stewart climbs high into the Peruvian Andes to reveal clues, hidden in the landscape, and discovers how one "gift" from the rocks - gold - became the Incas' eventual downfall. Producer Arif Nurmohamed ; Executive producer Marc GoodchildFirst 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
5/6. Like Scott et al nearly a century before them, Bruce Parry and the British team run into atrocious snow conditions. The lack of food is also taking its toll. Having each lost more than 15 per cent of their body weight, the men are weaker and more vulnerable to the cold. But while it's far from certain that the British will even make it to the Pole, the Norwegians look set to smash Amundsen's time, there and back. Concludes on Wednesday at 9pm.Series producer Helen Hawkin ; Exec producer Andrew Palmer Signed repeats of the series start tonight on BBCI at 12.25am Alison Graham on real men: page 31
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: Match of the Day 2
Adrian Chiles is joined by Sheffield United manager Neil Warnock and Lee Dixon for highlights of the first Sunday fixtures of the new Premiership season.Champions Chelsea are likely to have wheeled out their big-name signings, Michael Ballack and Andriy Shevchenko , as a dubious welcome to Man City. And did Fulham bear the brunt of a rampant Rooney, keen to impress in front of Man Utd's home fans in his first competitive match since his World Cup sending off? Plus the key action and talking points from yesterday. Producer James Irving ; Editor Mark Demuth
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: Spider
FILM OF THE WEEKDavid Cronenberg 's bleak psychological drama starring Ralph Fiennes. A destitute man recently released from a mental hospital visits East End locations where he believes he witnessed his father murdering his mother. Review page 37.
(2002,15) DVD offer: 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. 48179 4.00 The V Word! Glastonbury and Beyond 84131 5.00 The V Word! Do It Yourself
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