Listings
: CBBC: Hider in the House
Followed by The Owl: CBeebies: Something Special: Meals
Then Tweenies Safety Shorts: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
The Tombliboos house.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Let's Write Poetry: the Big Slam (ages 7-11)
10.50 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11)
: Timewatch
The efforts of divers to reveal the story of the heroes of a SecondWorld War attack on the German vessel Tirpitz.
: 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 Channel (ages 7-8) 462804811.10 BBC Primary
Geography (ages 7-11)
: Animal Park
The wallabies are shifted to another enclosure.: Murder, She Wrote
Murder by Appointment OnlyJessica brings her intuition to bear on the murder of a cosmetics magnate's fiancee.
: Through the Keyhole
With panellists Debra Stephenson and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
: Flog It!
The team visits the university town of Cambridge.: Ready Steady Cook
With Nick Crane and Miranda Krestovnikoff , two of the presenters of Coast.Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Searching for a home in the Dorset village of Lytchett Matravers.(Revised rpt)
: Great British Menu
The London and South East regional hopefuls reach the fish dish. Chef Jason Atherton prepares his version of London cured salmon, whileAtul Kochhar offers spicy confit it salmon.
Contributors
: Michael Palin's New Europe
2/7. Eastern Delight. In Bulgaria, Michael joins a mystical sect for the summer solstice and meets a transvestite gypsy who has become an unlikely superstar. Crossing the Bosphorus to Istanbul, he fails to impress when he takes up belly-dancing and decides to sit out the Turkish sport of oiled-up men grappling in leather shorts.Director/Producer John-Paul Davidson
Contributors
: The Truth about Property
2/2. A Solid Investment? The housing boom of the last ten years has seen more and more people invest in property for the future. But with prices falling should we still have faith in bricks and mortar?Andrew Verity searches hundreds of miles to find one of the last property bargains in the UK and meets Tina who has just bought her first house in Northumberland and wishes she hadn't, while Jenny Scott meets a man who has built up a huge property empire but who won't buy at the moment.
Contributors
: Abortion: the Choice
The decision whether or not to have an abortion is one of the biggest a woman can make, and more than four decades after the procedure was legalised in the UK, it is still a divisive issue in society. Five women talk about their experiences of having terminations and the reasons behind them. Part of BBC Learning's Bare Facts season. The Bare Facts season continues with Virgin Memories tomorrow at 11.20pmBreaking the ice: page 50; The Inside Story: page 96
: Later Live ... with Jools Holland
7/8. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, the Raconteurs, Sharleen Spiteri , Bon Iver , Glasvegas and Chatham County Line perform and Mary Wilson of the Supremes talks about an exhibition of the band at the V&A. An extended version is on Friday at 11.35pm. Director Janet Fraser Crook ; Series producer Alison Howe(HD) Stuart Maconie on Nick Cave: page 46; Photo gallery: www.radiotimes.com/later-with-jools-holland
Contributors
: Newsnight
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.Followed by Weather
Contributors
: Mad Men
11/13. Indian Summer. While Peggy is assigned to a difficult project by the team, Don grabs an opportunity that arises out of Roger's latest work problems. See choice, page 81.Shown on Sunday at 10pm on BBC4 (HD) The Allison Graham Column: page 65
Why I Love ... Mad Men: wwwjadtotimesxorn/mad-men-bloq
Contributors
: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated.
4.00 Marsalis on Music
4.55 Cool Keys
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