Listings
: CBBC: The Batman
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Raven: the Secret Temple
Adventure game show.: CBBC: Hider in the House
With Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood.Contributors
: Something for theWeekend
DJ Reggie Yates and garden-loving singer Kim Wilde join hosts Tim Lovejoy and Amanda Hamilton to watch TV clips. Series producer Catherine MannExecutive producers Henrietta Conrad and Sebastian Scott
Contributors
: Animal Park
A tigress needs an operation.Series producer Chris Powell ; Executive producer Annette Clarke
Contributors
: MotoGP
Live from Le Mans, the fifth round of the championship, where among those aiming to score points is Britain's James Toseland , riding in his first MotoGP season. Producer Richard CarrEditor Ron Chakraborty
Live coverage of the 125 and 250cc races from Le Mans. 9.45-12.15pm
Watch again over the next seven days, after 830pm, at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Contributors
: Amateur Boxing
Highlights of the ABA boxing finals from York Hall in Bethnal Green, east London. Producer Sean HughesEditor Stephen Lyle
Watch highlights again over the next seven days, after 7.30pm, at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Contributors
: Great Manchester Run
Now in its sixth year, this event attracts some of the world's elite runners and wheelchair racers. Producer Micky PayneEditor Michael Cole
Watch highlights again over the next seven days, after 9.05pm, at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Contributors
: First Knight
Adventure with Sean Connery and Richard Gere. King Arthur's peaceful Camelot kingdom is plagued by the villainous intentions of Prince Malagant. But help is at hand from Lancelot. Review p55. Director Jerry Zucker (1995, PG)Contributors
: Meerkat Manor
New series 1/13; series three. On Dangerous Ground The Whiskers gang dispatch their new neighbours, the Zappas, as the engaging wildlife soap opera returns. Repeated on Thursday at 2.40am7.35 2/13. The Mission. Flower sets out to rescue the pups from the dangers of Zappa territory, but it's up to Mitch to complete the mission. Mozart and Carlos make a comeback. Narrated by Bill Nighy.
Rptd Thu at 3.05am First shown on Animal Planet The Inside Story: page 74
Contributors
: Wild China
2/6. Shangri-la. The remote valleys of Yunnan Province are thought to have inspired the legend of Shangri-la - an imaginary paradise. Great parallel mountain ranges channel mighty rivers from Tibet southwards to the tropics. Here, in the chilly mountain forests, elusive red pandas and the highest-living monkeys in the world prosper. In the valleys below, luxuriant jungles are home to ancient tribes, while gibbons, sunbirds and wild elephants live where normally deserts would be found. Does the rugged landscape hold the key to how jungle conditions prevail? Producer Kathryn Jeffs : Series producer Phil ChapmanRepeated next Saturday Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel tomorrow at 9pm Moment of the Week: page 63
Contributors
: Coast
Series one. Robin Hood 's Bay to King'sLynn Nicholas Crane retraces the steps of smugglers at Robin Hood 's Bay, and Neil Oliver compares the seaside resorts of Scarborough and Skegness.
Series producer Steve Evansoa Series edtor Gill Tterney
Contributors
: Russia: a Journey with Jonathan Dimbleby
2/5. Country Matters. He was arguably the greatest of all Russian writers, and a visit to the family estate of Leo Tolstoy reveals a manor house that has been preserved much as he left it. The other formative influence on Toistoy was his time as an army officer in the Caucasus. Pyatigorsk, on the northern edge of the mountains, was then a place where soldiers relaxed. It's still a spa town today and Jonathan decides to sample the warm sulphur springs. Later he stands in the ruined School Number One in Besian, where scores of children died in the 2004 siege. Director Hugh Thompson ; Producers George Carey ,Teresa Cherfas and Hugh Thompson
Contributors
: Graham Norton Uncut
5/12. Cynthia Nixon joins the host in an extended edition of last Thursday's show. (Revised rpt)Contributors
: Heroes
4/11; series two. Alejandro continues his quest to help his sister reach the USA.For cast see page 116 Shown last Thursday
: Rugby Union
Highlights of both Premiership semi-finals. Presented by John Inverdale.Digital viewers can watch rolling highlights of both semi-finals from 7pm until 12 midnight
Contributors
: Children of the Revolution
Political comedy drama starring Judy Davis about a fanatical Australian communist who pursues a romantic affair with her idol Josef Stalin. Review page 56.Director Peter Duncan (1996)
Contributors
: The Super League Show
Wigan Warriors v Warrington Wolves.Shown on BBC2 North at 11.30am.
Watch highlights again over the next seven days, after 6.25am, at [web address removed].
: Inside Sport
Weekly round-up.Shown last Monday on BBCI
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