Listings
: CBeebies: The Story Makers
Milton forgets to set his alarm.Followed by Fimbly Songtime
: CBBC: Arthur
Animation.: CBBC: ChuckleVision
(R) (S)Followed by Newsround
: CBBC: Get 100
Quiz where the answers fall between one and 99.: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
Tracy sets out to find Cam a man. (R) (S)Contributors
: CBeebies: Numberjacks
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: CBeebies: Something Special
Mr Tumble finds a huge carrot.: CBeebies: Postman Pat
Bill learns an important lesson.: Schools programmes
(Repeats are not indicated)10.30 BBC Primary Geography
(ages 7-11) Five episodes.
: The Daily Politics
Parliamentary proceedings.: Working Lunch
Business news with Adam Shaw and Nik Wood. (5)Contributors
: Schools programmes
(Repeats are not indicated)1.00 Watch
(ages 5-7)
1.15 Something Special
(ages 4-7)
: Animal Park
A baby tapir takes its first steps. (Revised repeatXS): Living in the Sun
Nadia Sawalha meets a father and daughter who run a riding school. Series producer Mark Leslie ; Executive producer Mark RubensContributors
: Escape to the Country
New series Melissa Porter helps 1960s pop icon Jess Conrad and his wife Renee find the perfect property in the country.Contributors
: Flog It!
The team visit the university town of Oxford.: Ready Steady Cook
Lesley Waters and James Tanner rustle up an array of culinary treats.Contributors
: Weakest Link
More mind games.: Eggheads
General knowledge quiz hosted by Dermot Murnaghan. Series producer Rob Dean ; Executive producers Andy Culpin ,Mike Beale and David Young Take on the Eggheads: page
Contributors
: Great British Menu
The chefs in the north of England heat prepare starters. Last year's finalist, Marcus Wareing serves crab and tea-smoked mackerel tart whileMark Broadbent makes a duck liver, heart and snail salad. Series producer Gary Broadhurst ; Exec producer Nicola Moody
Contributors
: York Minster
1/6. Easter. Life inside one of Europe's busiest cathedrals. The Archbishop of York adds his flamboyant style to the Easter festivities.Director/Producer Gwen Issac
Contributors
: Johnny Kingdom - a Year on Exmoor
5/10. January is traditionally a quiet time forExmoor wildlife. But when a herd of wild boar are suddenly let loose on the moor, Johnny grabs his camera and sets off to track them down.
Director Amanda Reilly ; Producer Wendy McLean
Contributors
: Edwardian Supersize Me
Restaurant critic Giles Coren and comedianSue Perkins agree to spend a week on the typical diet of a wealthy Edwardian couple, with a little help from dinner guests Roy Hattersley and Anton Mosimann. But even with cookery writer Sophie Grigson as their personal chef, it becomes something of an ordeal to try to consume more than 5,000 calories of red meat, game, offal and eggs each day.
Director/Producer Alannah Richardson First shown on BBC4
Contributors
: Power to the People
New series 1/3. Presenter Tim Samuels rallies marginalised groups to perform acts of mass demonstration to get their voices heard.The Invasion of Islington. The Cornish village of Lanreath is on the brink of extinction, having lost its post office, shop, pub and bus service. With the town's primary school now under threat, Tim joins the villagers as they pack up sheep, cows and morris dancers to travel en masse to London and stage a protest in the New Labour heartland of Islington.
Director/Producer Alex Mackintosh The Inside Story: page 76
Contributors
: Ruddy Hell! It's Harry & Paul
5/6. The Leccy Sponging Detectives stumble across a murder in a pub and the I Saw You Coming shopkeeper makes another killing.Shown last Friday on BBC1
: Newsnight
Round-up and analysis of the day's events, presented by Kirsty Wark.Editor Peter Barron www.bbc.co.uk/newsnight
Contributors
: Balderdash & Piffle
1/8; series two. A chance to learn the etymology of more everyday words and phrases, beginning with One Sandwich Short of a Picnic.Shown last Friday www.bbc.co.uk/balderdash
: Bedrooms and Hallways
Romantic comedy featuring Hugo Weaving, Simon Callow and Jennifer Ehle , that charts the amorous adventures experienced by a disparate group of people in London. Review page 48.Director Rose Troche (1998, 15)
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbcco.uk/learningzoneLanguages and Travel Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Hindi Urdu Bol Chaal Spoken Hindi and Urdu for beginners. With in-vision subtitles.
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