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: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Followed by Pozzie: CBBC: Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
Followed by Newsround: CBBC: Only in America
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Adventure Florida
Watching wildlife in the USA.: CBeebies: The Large Family
Followed by Pozzie: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
The Tombliboos discover the waving game.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Words and Pictures (ages 4-6) 4090885
10.40 Words and Pictures (ages 4-6)
10.50 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11)
: Meet the Ancestors
Julian Richards joinsClive Waddington and his team as they unearth evidence of Stone Age communities.
Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Financial reports with Adam Shaw and Nik Wood.Contributors
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated1.00 Maths Challenge (ages 9-10) 71467663
1.10 Maths Challenge (ages 9-10) 30191601
1.20 Focus (ages 9-13)
: World Darts
Highlights from day three of the World Professional championship as the remaining first-round matches were played out, including Ted Hankey vSteve West, Brian Woods v Paul Hanvidge , Co Stompe v Carl Mercer and Mario Robbe v
Remco van Eijden. - Digtal viewers can access uninterrupted live coverage from 5.50pm until the end of play via the red button
Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
With actors Peter Davison and Bill Ward.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Back-stabbing quiz.: Animal Park
2/10. Longleat Safari Park has its first new tigers in 18 years released, and Lord Bath takes two new boats out onto the lake. Meanwhile, presenters Kate Humble and Ben Fogle meet the fastest and slowest animals living at the wildlife attraction.Contributors
: World Darts
Live coverage of day four of the World Professional championship from the Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, where the second-round matches get under way. Just 12 of the 16 seeds progressed through to this stage last year. Among those was Martin Adams , who continued the blistering form he showed in the first round against Tony O'Shea by securing his place in the quarter-finals with a 4-1 win over Dutchman Co Stompe. Presented by Ray Stubbs and Bobby George , with commentary fromTony Green and David Croft. U Digital viewers can access uninterrupted live coverage from
5.50pm until the end of play via the red button
Contributors
: An Island Parish
New series 1/8; series two. Father Guy Scott , the recently arrived chaplain in England's most isolated parish on the Isles of Scilly, gets to know the locals, including Toby the baker who is borrowing to the hilt to fulfil his plan of taking over a pub with one of the most beautiful views in the West Country. Heike the vet is on the lookout for a lifetime companion, and Fraser Hicks , the island's legendary boatman, looks set to miss the start of the holiday season.Director/Producer Nigel Farrell
Contributors
: MasterChef
Restaurateur John Torode and radio presenter Gregg Wallace host as six new contestants are put through gruelling culinary challenges. In this programme the three best cooks are tested in the heat of the professional kitchens at Brazilian restaurant Mocoto in Knightsbridge, London. See yesterday's choice.Contributors
: The Boys from Baghdad High - This World
Compelling documentary chronicling the friendship of four Iraqi classmates in Baghdad of Kurdish, Christian, Shia and mixed Sunni-Shia backgrounds.In a city torn apart by sectarian violence, the boys film their own experiences during one academic year, capturing how the dangers that exist all around them affect their studies, normal teenage distractions - such as texting girlfriends, playing computer games and reciting rap songs - and the crucial decisions on whether to stay in the city or leave, which will ultimately impact on all their futures.
Documentary: The Boys from Baghdad High - This World 9.00pm BBC2
We could do with more films like this, exploring the everyday lives of Iraqis. The trouble is, one side-effect of war is boredom - blackouts, curfews, nothing to do, not safe to socialise. That at least, seems to be the experience of the four Baghdad teenagers who filmed themselves during their last year at school for this revealing documentary.
The ordinariness of their relatively peaceful lives helps emphasise the fact that they are hedged around with danger. Gunfire can often be heard. Chinook helicopters fly overhead. But the four friends are more intent on homework, exams, music, football, girlfriends - regular teen stuff. Only occasionally do they show their despair at the crumbling society around them. (David Butcher)
Contributors
: World Darts
Highlights of this evening's second-round matches on day four of the World Professional championships at the Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green.Commentary by Tony Green and David Croft.
Digital viewers can access uninterrupted live coverage from
5.50pm until the end of play via the red button
Contributors
: World Darts Extra
Action from a second-round match on day four of the World Professional championships at the Lakeside Country Club.: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzoneSchools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Key Stage 3 History Curriculum Bites
4.00 Key Stage 4 History Curriculum Bites
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