Listings
: CBBC: Newsround
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Wild Tales
Yogi the bear has his first taste of salmon.: CBeebies: LazyTown's Mini Workouts
A skiing workout.: CBeebies: Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies
Bo has an accident.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
The Tombliboos hide in the garden until Makka Pakka arrives and blows his trumpet.: What the Ancients Did for Us
Aztec, Mayan and Inca inventions.Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Prime Minister's Questions. With Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.Directors Claire Bellis and Anna Rasmussen Editor Jamie Donald
Contributors
: See Hear
Bilateral cochlear implants. With voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Signed repeat next week on BBC1: The People Watchers
Useful tips for speed dating and detecting radiation in the home, plus false recognition.: Coast
How the sea has shaped both Northern and the Republic of Ireland. (Revised repeat): Sun, Sea and Bargain Spotting
A mother and daughter from Kent look for profitable pieces in an Italian market.: Ready Steady Cook
Shobna Gulati and Jacqueline Gold compete.Contributors
: Ben Fogle's Extreme Dreams
Ben makes the tough decision to split his team after Ashley collapses with chest pains.: Rick Stein's Food Heroes
Rick is in Lancashire for hotpot and black pudding, and the Lake District for famous Herdwick sheep.Director/Producer David Pritchard
Contributors
: Wainwright Walks
New series 1/6; series two. Following in the footsteps of fell walker Alfred Wainwright , Julia Bradbury ascends the Lake District's Helvellyn mountain.Director/Series producer Owen Rodd First shown on BBC4
Contributors
: Bill Oddie's Wild Side
5/10. Cameraman John is challenged to film an elusive bird of prey, the goshawk, while Bill tries to unravel a murder mystery in his own back garden. Directors Stuart Armstrong and Vanessa CoatesSeries producer Tania Dorrity
Contributors
: MasterChef
Six aspiring chefs compete, with the three who show the most potential given the chance to cook in the kitchens of the Larder in London's Clerkenwell.: Torchwood: 4/13: Meat
Series two. Rhys becomes part of the team as they investigate a mysterious alien meat supply.Torchwood Declassified is tomorrow at 7.50pm.
Repeated at 11pm on BBC3
An edited version of episode four is tomorrow at 7pm (HD)
RT DIRECT: Torchwood series one DVD boxed set for just £39.99 (usually £54.99) plus free p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per minute) or visit [web address removed] and enter code [number removed] at the checkout
Interview with James Masters: [web address removed]; programme guide at [web address removed]
Contributors
: Wonderland: The Madness of Dancing Daniel
4/8. Diagnosed with a personality disorder, Daniel's attempts to forge a life have so far been unsuccessful. He has accidentally set fire to two flats in which he lived alone and struggled to get along in shared accommodation. As a result he's facing admission to a long-stay mental institution. Psychiatrist Professor Tyrer, who has been treating Daniel, believes the 29-year-old could lead a more fulfilling life in the outside world. Could Plymouth hold the answer?Producer Fergus O'Brien ; Series editor Nick Mirsky
Contributors
: Desi DNA
3/13. Tonight, why mainstream publishing appears to be obsessed by the Muslim experience.Exec producer Gurdip Bhangoo ; Editor Tommy Nagra
Contributors
: Indian School: BBC4 on BBC2
3/10. A look at the gap between the rich and poor in Pune.Producer Chris Webster ; Series editor Bill Locke
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/iearningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Stopping Distance Including ID Citizenship
4.00 Race - Changing Attitudes Including Race - Division or Diversity
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