Listings
: CBeebies: The Story Makers
Tales from the library.Followed by Fimbly Songtime
: CBBC: ChuckleVision
Followed by Newsround: CBBC: Get 100
Razor sharp quiz show in which the answers are all numbers between 1 and 99.: CBeebies: Numberjacks
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: CBeebies: Nina and the Neurons
The uses of eyebrows.: CBeebies: Something Special
Educational programme.: CBeebies: Postman Pat
Part of Ajay's toy train goes missing.: CBeebies: The Roly Mo Show
Little Bo plants a seed.: Schools programmes
(Repeats are not indicated)10.30 BBC Primary History: Britain since 1948
(ages 7-11)
10.50 BBC Primary Geography: Pakistan and Its People
(ages 7-11)
: Churchill's Bodyguard
'The work of Walter Thompson , the man assigned to protectWinston Churchill. (RXS)
Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.Contributors
: World Snooker
Live quarter-final action from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. The third and fourth matches get under way this afternoon with the first of a possible three sessions, and events over the eight scheduled frames will go a long way to deciding the semi-finalists.Digital viewers can choose between coverage of two tables via the red button
: Party Election Broadcast
The Labour Party look ahead to the local elections.: Eggheads
Quiz hosted by Dermot Murnaghan , in which a team of game show goliaths tackle a new set of enthusiastic amateurs hoping to win a cash prize.Contributors
: Great British Menu
The battle for culinary supremacy continues as Atul Kochhar and Stuart Gillies compete for a chance to represent the South East in the national finals. Both chefs dish up John dory for the fish course, with Stuart's version pan-fried and accompanied by a lobster mash, while Atul's is crisp-fried and served with crushed peas. Presented by Jennie Bond. (5) 59Contributors
: World Snooker
Live coverage from this evening's quarter-finals at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre, where a place in the semi-finals awaits the winners of tonight's play. Will reigning champion Graeme Dott be among them? Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with commentary from Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor , John Virgo ,Willie Thorne , Terry Griffiths and Neal Foulds.
Digital viewers can choose between uninterrupted live coverage of two tables via the red button
Contributors
: Horizon
8/9. The Six Billion Dollar Experiment. On 26 November 2007, the most complex scientific instrument ever built will be used in an extraordinarily ambitious experiment. Located within a labyrinth of tunnels beneath the French/Swiss border, the$6 billion(approximately £3 billion) Large Hadron Collider will be used to re-create the Big Bang. If successful, the experiment could open the door to a complete understanding of the universe's deepest secrets and even yield the ultimate goal of physics - a theory of everything. But if the worst happens, the collider could create a black hole powerful enough to devour the entire planet.
Producer James Van der Pool ; Editor Andrew Cohen
Contributors
: This World: The Fight for Cuba's Music
The success of the film Buena Vista Social Club inspired many Cuban musicians to set about re-releasing their old songs. But American publishing company Peer Music quickly took them to court, claiming their founder bought ownership to the songs in the 1930s. This documentary follows the legal battle between the company and the surviving composers, who argue that the tunes are part of Cuba's musical heritage.Producer Richard Bee ; Editor Karen O'Connor
Cuba! Africa! Revolution! is on BBC4 at 10.30pm
Contributors
: World Snooker
Hazel Irvine introduces highlights of today's quarter-finals at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, where Graeme Dott is the reigning champion and among the players expected to be involved as the race to finish top of the world rankings continues. With commentary by Dennis Taylor ,Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
Contributors
: World Snooker Extra
Ray Stubbs presents extended highlights of the best-of-25-frame world championship quarter-finals at the CrucibleTheatre in Sheffield. With commentary by Clive
Everton, Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne , John Virgo ,
Terry Griffiths and Neal Foulds.
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
[web address removed]Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision French 1. Writing, speaking and listening exercises.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision French 2. Applying language skills. (5)
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