Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: Hider in the House
Followed by The Owl: CBeebies: Something Special
A magic show.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Magical things happen.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated10.30 Let's Write Poetry (ages 7-11)
10.50 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11)
: Timewatch
Archaeologists Tony Wilmott and Dan Garner explore the history of Chester's Roman amphitheatre.Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Financial reports with Adam Shaw and Nik Wood.Contributors
: Out of the Blue
Addo's confession shocks his friends, but Ron is outraged when he hears that the group is still keeping secrets.: Coast A look at how lobster
stocks are being sustained.(Revised rpt)
: Animal Park
Becky the giraffe gives birth to a 6ft calf.: Through the Keyhole
With Tim Vine , Eve Pollard and Kristian Digby.Contributors
: Murder, She Wrote
One Good Bid Deserves a Murder The contents of an actress's diary lead to murder.: Ready Steady Cook
Anneka Rice and Annabel Croft , the "skyrunners" on TreasureHunt, compete.
Contributors
: Escape to theCountry
Searching for a new home in Dorset. (Revised rpt): Great British Menu
The finalists reproduce their fish courses in the hope that the judges will include them in their top three. To vote for your favourite, see Wednesday's edition for details. See Friday's choice.: Michael Palin's New Europe
3/7. Wild East The Byzantine-painted churches of Bukovina, sharing pork fat and brandy with lumberjacks in the forests of Maramures, and a visit to the Merry Cemetery of Sapanta are among the delights experienced by the intrepid traveller in Romania. In Saxon Sighisoara , Palin unravels the truth behind the Dracula myth, while in Bucharest he sees for himself the legacy of former president Nicolae Ceausescu 's grotesgue despotism.Director/Producer John Paul Davidson
Contributors
: RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Tuesday is judgment day at the Royal Horticultural Society's flagship show and, after months spent in pursuit of perfection in plant propagation, the exhibitors variously face elation and dejection as the all-important medals are announced. Alan Titchmarsh and the team capture the highlights. Coverage continues tomorrow on BBC1 at 12.30pm. (HD) Vote for your favourite garden in the BBC/RHS People's Award at www.bbc.co.uk/chelseaDigital satellite and cable viewers have a choice of two streams: tours of all gardens; and Carol Klein and Chris Beardshaw 's show guides (Freeview is showing a combination of the above) To George, with love: page 24
Free BBC Gardeners' World magazine offer: page 27
Contributors
: The Supersizers Go ... Wartime
New series 1/6. Restaurant critic Giles Coren and writer and comedian Sue Perkins experience what it was like to live and eat on the home front during the Second World War, as they spend a week attired in the clothes of the time and consuming the food prescribed by the ration books. After a week of blackouts, air raids, Spam and dried eggs, they visit the doctor to find out whether the wartime diet was really as healthy as some have claimed.Director/Producer Hugo Macgregor Food of ages: page 45
Contributors
: Later Live ... with Jools Holland
8/8. Paul Weller and Martha Wainwright perform songs from their new albums, 22 Dreams and / Know You're Married but I've Got Feelings Too. Plus, new indie band White Lies are also in the studio. An extended version is on Friday at 11.40pm. Director Janet Fraser Crook ; Series producer Alison Howe(HD) Photo gallery:www.radiotimes.com/later-wtth-jools-holland
Contributors
: Mad Men
12/13. Nixon v Kennedy. On election night, the staff of Sterling Cooper gather for a rowdy all-night party. See choice, page 74.Shown on Sunday at 10.10pm on BBC4 (HD) Why I Love ... Mad Men: www.radiotimes.com/mad-men-blog
Contributors
: BBC News
: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated.
4.00 Space Files - the Universe Unveiled
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