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: CBeebies: The Story Makers
A tale about growing.: CBBC: Smile
More morning mayhem including, Arthur, Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks, Yvon of the Yukon and W.I.T.C.H. Kirsten O'Brien and Barney Harwood host.Contributors
: Something for the Weekend
2/10. Tim Lovejoy and nutritionist Amanda Hamilton talk to Peter Schmeichel , contestant in Strictly Come Dancing, which is repeated at 7pm, and actor Hamish Clark, currently appearing in the West End play Donkeys' Years.Series producer Myles Jenkins ; Exec producers Henrietta Conrad , Tania Fallon and Sebastian Scott
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: Planet Food
Merrilees Parker visits Thailand, where she looks around shops in the floating markets of Bangkok and prepares a dish of steaming noodles and tangy fish sauce with a street vendor.Contributors
: Animal Park
The pelicans are feeling amorous - plus a report on the elephants who left for France a year earlier. (Revised repeat): Sunday Grandstand
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.12.35 MotoGP Live coverage from Estoril of the Portuguese
Grand Prix, 16th and penultimate round of the season. Can Italy's Valentino Rossi bridge the gap to championship leader Nicky Hayden of the USA? Presented by Suzi Perry , with commentary from Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish. Digital viewers can access post-race reaction from Estoril - 2.00 until 2.30 z.00 Rugby League Highlights from Old Trafford of last night's Super League Grand Final.
2.50 Darts The World Masters semis and final, live in Bridlington. Mervyn King is among the favourites to win in the absence of Raymond van Barneveld. With Tony Green and David Croft.
Also online at www.bbcco.uk/iport (UK only) Producers Belinda Rogerson (MotoGP); Sally Richardson (rugby league)
Contributors
: Wild Mallorca
The wildlife of the island in the Mediterranean. <R): The Teaching Awards 2006
The biggest night of the year in any school calendar sees host Jeremy Vine and a mass of special guests celebrate the best of the teaching profession. Richard Griffiths , Sugababes, Darren Campbell , Alan Johnson MR Bob Hoskins , Jamelia and Mariella Frostrup are among those presenting awards to the UK's best teachers at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.Producer Claire Hughes ; Exec editor Nick Vaughan-Barratt Viewers can watch nomination films after the programme has aired by logging on to www.bbc.co.uk/schools
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: Strictly Come Dancing
Highlights from the second edition of the new series which saw one of the female competitors leaving the dance floor. With Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly.Revised repeat from last night on BBC1
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: Capturing the Royals - the Story ofRoyal Photography
1/2. Stephen Fry narrates a candid portrait of the bizarre pursuit that is photographing the Royal family, as those behind the lens reveal tales of the intimate moments spent up close with the Windsors. Featuring rare archive material of Cecil Beaton , plus an interview and unseen footage given by Lord Lichfield before he died.Director/Producer Colette Camden
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: Beyond Boundaries: the African Challenge
3/4. Two weeks into their month-long expedition across Africa, the team are the first group ever to walk through Etosha game reserve and come face to face with wild animals. But the constant danger is not enough to prevent the explosive arguments between Tim and Heidi, and the group ganging up against Tourette's sufferer Pete. Expedition leader Ken Hames worries that the journey will not be completed. Director Graham Johnston ; Series producer Mike WarnerRepeated with sign language next Tuesday on BBC1
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: Match of the Day 2
Highlights from today's Premiership clash between Newcastle and Bolton at St James' Park. Newcastle went into the game unbeaten in this fixture at home for 47 years, but Bolton manager Sam Allardyce will be particularly keen to get the better of a team he was linked with earlier in the year. With Adrian Chiles. Producer Ian Finch ; Editor Mark DemuthContributors
: Extras
5/6; series two. In pursuit of credibility, Andy takes a role in a play directed by Sir Ian McKellen. If only his agent had told him it was about gay lovers.Shown last Thursday www.bbc.co.uk/extras
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: Arrested Development
Prison Break-In. Michael is worried when he learns that Lucille is dating the warden behind his father's back and the family plans a benefit for Tobias's life-endangering hair transplant. (5)11.40 Making a Stand. George Sr continues to pit Michael and Gob against each other, while
Bob Loblaw tells Lindsay he cannot represent her and date her at the same time as it's a conflict of interests. Guest-starring Scott Baio. The series continues in two weeks' time.
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.btcco.uk/learningzoneWorkSkills in Construction Repeats not indicated
2.00 The Complete Guide A focus on careers in the construction industry and the skills you need.
3.00 The Career Ladder Students learn the realities of working on high profile building projects.
4.00 Communication and Customer Care Skills How to present ideas and look after customers.
5.00 Building Your Business Construction business experts offer their advice.
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