Listings
: CBeebies: The Story Makers
The gang run short of ideas.Followed by Fimbly Songtime
: CBBC: ChuckleVision
The duo start a bin-washing business.Followed by Newsround
: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
Watchman Mike has a busy night.Contributors
: CBBC: Krypto the Superdog
A prankster steals a time-stopping device.: CBeebies: Take a Bow
Some modern dancing and a ballet routine.: CBeebies: Come Outside
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays: CBeebies: Something Special
Justin learns how to paint.: CBeebies: Postman Pat
The postie celebrates his birthday.: CBeebies: The Roly Mo Show
Roly gives Little Bo a diary.: Britain's Best Buildings
Dan Cruickshank explores another of Britain's most recognisable structures.Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.Contributors
: Garden Invaders
Creating a fabulous front garden in Guernsey.: Working Lunch
Plain-talking business news with Nik Wood and Adam Shaw.www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch
Contributors
: Living in the Sun
Nadia Sawalha meets a beauty salon owner in Spain.Contributors
: Escape to the Country
A Derbyshire couple look for a home in north Cornwall.: Flog It!
From Newcastle.: Ready Steady Cook
Joining Ainsley Harriott today are chefs James Tanner and Nick Nairn.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz. (RHS): Eggheads
Quiz hosted by Dermot Murnaghan , in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers.Contributors
: Great British Menu
Today sees each of the regional finalists submitting their main courses for the approval - or not - of judges Prue Leith , Oliver Peyton and Matthew Fort. Presented by Jennie Bond.Contributors
: Jonathan Meades: Abroad Again
3/5. The Case of the Disappearing Architect. Briefly the most celebrated architect in Britain after designing Leeds Town Hall and Scarborough'sGrand Hotel, Cuthbert Brodrick went on to spend decades of obscurity in Paris. Jonathan Meades investigates the short and illustrious career of this most mysterious of Victorian architects.
Director Frank Hanly ; Producer Martha Wailes
Contributors
: Coast
Nicholas Crane explores the local lighthouse in Smalls, off the coast of Pembrokeshire.Series producer Steve Evanson ; Series editor Gill Tierney
(Revised repeat)
Contributors
: RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Beautiful blooms continue to take centre stage this evening on the banks of the Thames, as Alan Titchmarsh and Joe Swift tour the grounds of the Royal Hospital, meeting some of the world's most renowned floral exhibitors and discussing their passion for flowers. Coverage continues tomorrow at 12.30pm on BBC1.Digital viewers can watch in-depth tours of five show gardens, and satellite and cable viewers can also watch
Carol Klein 's and Chris Beardshaw 's personal tours of the show, plus a chance to watch the main programme again
Contributors
: Natural World
8/11. Saving Our Seabirds. Britain is world famous for its colonies of puffins, guillemots, kittiwakes and skuas, but over the past few years many birds have failed to breed. Bird expert Roy Dennis travels from the Welsh island of Skomer to the outer reaches of the Shetland Isles to find out why, and to assess the future prospects of our endangered sea birds. Producer Roger Webb ; Series editor Tim MartinRepeated next Sunday The Inside Story: page 92
Contributors
: The Sheep beside the Sea
The story of a banished flock of sheep eking out an improbable existence on the northernmost of the Orkney Islands. Producer Mark Flowers ; Exec producer Vyv SimsonContributors
: The Apprentice: You're Fired!
9/12. Adrian Chiles hosts as businessman Vijay Patel , Birmingham City FC's managing directorKarren Brady and business psychologist Felicity Lee offer their views on what went wrong for the latest candidate to be fired by Sir Alan.
Producer Sarah Rose ; Series editor Sally Dixon Bafta nominations special: page 58
Contributors
: Reader, I Married Him: BBC4 on BBC2
2/3. Heroes. Swoonsome heroes of romantic fiction, from Darcy to Heathcliff. The next episode is tomorrow at 11.20pm.: BBC Learning Zone
[web address removed]Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Technology Techno (Making It)
Followed by
Technology Techno (Opening Up Technology)
4.00 Technology Techno (Designing Your Future)
Then
Technology Techno (ICT in the Real World)
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