Repeats are not indicated
10.30 Razzledazzle (ages 4-5) Don't Wake the Baby
10.50 Henry's Wives with Terry Deary (ages 7- 11) Anne of Cleaves 3081612 11.00 BBC
Primary Geography (ages 7-11)
Water - Bangladesh, USA, Britain 2176761 11.20 Focus (ages 9-11) Band Aid 9927506 11.40
See You, See Me (ages 7-9) Living in a Castle
in the first of seven Friday reports, Graeme Le Saux investigates what it's like to live, work and do business on Jersey. Editor Tracey Hobbs CONTACT: email working.lunch@bbc.co.uk or visit www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch
Rip-roaring swashbuckler with Stewart Granger and Deborah Kerr.
Rudolf Rassendyll is asked to impersonate the monarch of Ruritania.
Review page 55.
(1952, U) ****
Contributors
Unknown:
Stewart
Granger
Unknown:
Deborah
Kerr
Director:
Richard
Thorpe
1/2. In an examination of the boom in high-price foods, The Money Programme looks at the rise of convenient cuisine and the impact it's having on people's diet and cooking skills. With Max Flint.
Producer Marianne Lueck ; Editor Clive Edwards
4/8. Tony Kirkham and Jon Hammerton are joined by professional hedgelayer Nigel Adams to find out how the 18th-century Act of Enclosure shaped the British landscape. Their journey takes them to the National Hedgelaying championships on the Prince of Wales's estate at Tetbury in Gloucestershire.
Director/Series producer Tim Green RT DIRECT: accompanying hardback book, just E15 incl p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min), quoting [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Kirkham
Unknown:
Jon
Hammerton
Unknown:
Nigel
Adams
Producer:
Tim
Green
6/6. The summer barbecue turns a canon into an aspiring rock god and the synod arrives in York.
Director Launa Kennett ; Executive producer Colin Cameron The Inside Story: page
It's all hands on deck as major changes are made to the planting in the long borders.
Producer Louise Hampden ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards
www.bbc.co.uk/gardenersworld
Contributors
Producer:
Louise
Hampden
Producer:
Rosemary
Edwards
2/3. Islands That Changed the World. How Charles Darwin 's brush with the islands in 1835 became the catalyst for a revolution that would transform our understanding of life on Earth. Tilda Swinton narrates. Producer Patrick Morris ; Executive producer Michael Gunton
Repeated tomorrow (HD) RT OFFER: order the accompanying hardback book for E13.99 incl p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost max 8p per min) or send a cheque, payable to BBC Shop, to BBC Shop, [address removed], quoting [text removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Darwin
Producer:
Patrick
Morris
Producer:
Michael
Gunton
2/13. Clive Anderson, Alan Davies, Vic Reeves and Arthur Smith tackle discoveries, courtesy of Stephen Fry's near-impossible questions. The next edition is on BBC4 at 10.30pm.
Shown last Friday on BBC4
Repeated on Saturday
Contributors
Panellist:
Clive
Anderson
Panellist:
Alan
Davies
Panellist:
Vic
Reeves
Panellist:
Arthur
Smith
Presenter:
Stephen
Fry
Director:
Ian
Lorimer
Producer:
John
Lloyd
The eventful rollercoaster life story of the soul star from Philadelphia. Bill Wyman, Tom Jones and Jools Holland contribute.
Director/Producer Paul Spencer
Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Jones
Unknown:
Jools
Holland
Producer:
Paul
Spencer
Open University/General interest Repeats not indicated
2.00 The Science of Climate 71194 2.30 A Formidable Foe 63129 3.00 A Thread of Quicksilver 58674 3.30 Uncertain Principles 74281 4.00 The Birth of Liquid Crystals 68674 4.30 Open Advice A Different Way of Learning
5.00 Building the Perfect Beast
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