Listings
: CBBC: Newsround
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Wild Tales
Yogi the bear cub faces a future alone.: CBeebies: Mister Maker
How to create a picture out of shells.: CBeebies: LazyTown's Mini Workouts
A basketball exercise.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
The gang go on a journey.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) (S)
10.50 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11)
11.10 English Express (ages 9-11)
11.30 Pod's Mission (ages 8-9)
11.45 Something Special (ages 4-7)
: The Daily Politics
Parliamentary proceedings interspersed with discussions and interviews.: Working Lunch
Today's show deals with the financial implications of a change in relationship status. With Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connell.Editor Tracey Hobbs
CONTACT: email working.lunch@bbc.co.uk or visit www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch
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: Tennis
Argentina v Great BritainLive Davis Cup coverage from
Buenos Aires's Estadio Parque Roca, where Great Britain make their return to the elite World
Group after a five-year absence. With Davis Cup stalwarts Greg Rusedski and Tim Henman now retired Andy and Jamie Murray are likely to form the backbone of a British team attempting to win their first Davis Cup contest at World Group level since 1986. Director Richard Carr
Editor Kate McKeag - Digital viewers can watch live coverage of of Great Britain's Davis Cup tie with Argentina from 1.00pm to 6.00pm
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: Weakest Link
' General knowledge quiz.: Ben Fogle's Extreme Dreams
The team reach the final stage of their Libyan trek where they face their most daunting challenge.: Too Young to Retire
2/8. Former Money Programme presenter Valerie Singleton returns to the show to meet people who have set up businesses in their sixties and seventies. Director/Producer Cathy Elliott The Inside Story: pageContributors
: Nation on Film - Munich Remembered
Fifty years on, this documentary recalls the Munich air disaster of 6 February 1958 in which 23 people died, including eight members of ManchesterUnited's extraordinarily talented and youthful team, known as the Busby Babes. See choice page 80. Producer Jacob Hickey ; Executive producer Craig Henderson
Shown on Monday at 10pm on BBC4
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: Natural World
Saved by Dolphins. Stories of humans saved at sea by dolphins have existed since ancient times, but is there any truth in them? By reconstructing two recent cases - one in the Red Sea and another off NewZealand's North Island - this programme evidences that dolphins do indeed help people in distress.
Director/Producer Nick Stringer BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE: February's issue includes an interview with Sir David Attenborough. On sale now, price E3.25
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: A Norfolk Rhapsody
Ian McCarthy visits the Norfolk coast to record the epic sight of thousands of wading birds taking to the skies. Showing in the Wild strand. Producer Simon Bell ; Executive producer Vyv SimsonContributors
: The Choir - Boys Don't Sing
2/4. Three weeks in to his venture at the Lancaster School in Leicester, Gareth Malone 's ambition to lead his boys onto the stage at the Royal Albert Hall seems a distant dream. First he must get them good enough to perform at the school summer show.Contributors
: QI
Alan Davies , Jo Brand , Bill Bailey and Jimmy Carr feign knowledge of bears, bulbs and bamboo.Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer John Lloyd Why we love 01: www.radiotimes.com/qi-blog
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: Newsnight Review
Martha Kearney on the week'sCultural highlights. Series producer Tanya Hudson Followed by Weather
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: Later ... with Jools Holland
2/6. Former Smiths frontman Morrissey returns to perform songs from his Greatest Hits album. Also on the bill tonight are Brighton's British Sea Power,Erykah Badu , and Cape Verdean artist Mayra Andrade. Series producer Alison Howe The best performances on Later.... at: www.radiotimes.com/jools-holland
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: Star Trek: the Next Generation
The DrumheadA visiting Klingon admits to being a spy.
1.20 Haifa Life. Troi's mother falls in love.
: First Man into Space
Sci-fi adventure starring Marshall Thompson. An astronaut returns to Earth impregnated with an alien creature.Review page 56. (1958, PG)
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About this project
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