Listings
: CBBC: Hider in the House
Followed by The Owl: CBeebies: Something Special
How to make music. (R) (S) (SL)Then Tweenies Safety Shorts
: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Tombliboo Ooo drinks too much Pinky Ponk juice.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Magic Key (ages 5-6) 4708151
10.45 The Way Things Work (ages 7-9) 995083
11.15 Tales from Europe (ages 7-9)
11.30 Watch (ages 5-7)
11.45 Something Special (ages 4-7)
: The Daily Politics
Parliamentary report.: Working Lunch
With Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connell. Including viewers' questions on employment issues. Editor Tracey Hobbs CONTACT: email [address removed] or visit www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunchContributors
: Animal Park
Hand-reared orphaned wallaby Kimberley is returned to her compatriots and there's a house move for the tapirs.: Murder, She Wrote
Sticks and Stones. Cabot Cave's new sheriff, Harry Pierce , is put under pressure by anonymous allegations in letters.Contributors
: Through the Keyhole
Tim Vine , Eve Pollard and Kristian Digby try to identify homes of the famous.Contributors
: Flog It!
The experts scour Windsor for interesting antiques. (RHS): Ready Steady Cook
Pauline Ouirke and Linda Robson from Birds of a Feather join host Ainsley Harriott.Contributors
: Escape to theCountry
Li and Steve Brookman want to find a country home in Kent.(Revised repeat)
Contributors
: Great British Menu
The South West chefs learn their fate.: Wildlife on Two
A look at how wildebeest are very successful when it comes to ensuring their numbers are replenished. Producer Adam Chapman ; Series editor Sara FordContributors
: The Trees That Made Britain
New series 1/6. Tony Kirkham and climberJon Hammerton set off from Kew Gardens on a journey to discover the value and beauty of British trees. Their first expedition takes them dog sledding in Scotland where they gain an extraordinary view of a forest.
Director/Series producer Tim Green The Inside Story: page
Contributors
: Gardeners' World
A visit to the 23rd Malvern Spring Gardening Show in Worcestershire, where 17 stunning show gardens are on display. Carol goes plant hunting in the floral marquee, Joe searches for allotment ideas and Rachel finds out why Malvern is so special for some entrants. Producer Vanessa Jackson ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards (HD) www.gardenersworld.com BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: May issue: free gardens-to-visit guide with 2-for-1 entry card to 238 UK gardens. On sale now. E3.30 Alan Titchmarsh 's tips: page 32Contributors
: Across the Andes: Beyond Boundaries
< New series 1/4. Into the Foothills. Ten teenagers with physical disabilities attempt a rites-of-passage journey from the Amazonian rainforest of Ecuador to the Pacific Ocean, scaling the mighty Andes in the process. Tonight, the enormity of the task sinks in as they fly to the starting point with team leader Ken Hames. For everyone, trust becomes an important factor.Series producer David Johnson ; Executive producer Rob Maciver The only way is up: page 21
Contributors
: QI
Series five. Host Stephen Fry asks questions on the subject of everything etc, with Alan Davies , Jeremy Clarkson , Vic Reeves and Clive Anderson.Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer Piers Fletcher
Contributors
: Newsnight Review
With Kirsty Wark and guests.Series producer Tanya Hudson Followed by Weather
Contributors
: Later.... with Jools Holland
6/8. With performances from Scottish indie rock group the Fratellis, Robert Plant with Alison Krauss , singer/songwriter Santogold, Spiritualized, lyricistChris Difford , and Emmylou Harris. Photo gallery: www.radiotimes.com/later-with-jools-holland
Contributors
: Backstage
Music documentary thatO follows Jay-Z and record label boss Damon Dash on the rapper's 1999 tour. Review page 45.
Director Chris Fiore (2000,15)
Contributors
: Star Trek: the Next Generation
Series five. The Perfect Mate. A beautiful woman sent as a peace offering falls in love with Picard.2.45 Imaginary Friend. A girl's notional companion comes to life and threatens the ship.
: Malcolm in the Middle
Series five. Vegas. Hal bets his life insurance. Shown yesterday 11.50pm3.50-4.15 AM Watching the Baby. Hal is caught shoplifting. Shown yesterday at 12.10am
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