Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: The Secret Show
Followed by Bernard: CBeebies: Something Special
Learning about the weather.: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
Followed by Fimbly Songtime: CBeebies: Nina and the Neurons
Finding out if people smell different: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Drinking Pinky Ponk juice.: Escapade in Japan
\dventure starring Teresa Wright. When his flight toTokyo ditches in the sea, six-year-old Tony is launched on a colourful journey across Japan. Review page 46. Director Arthur Lubin (1957, U)
Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Financial reports.: Out of the Blue
Kirsten exposes Gabby and Paul's relationship.: Coast Neil Oliver travels to
Arran. (Revised repeat): Living in the Sun
A couple aim to open a fish-and-chip shop in Spain.: Castle in the Country
The remarkable story of a rich American heiress.: Murder, She Wrote
Jessica investigates the murder of an heiress.: Flog It!
From Chesterfield.: Ready Steady Cook
With Tanni Grey-Thompson and Natasha Baker.Contributors
: Cash in the Celebrity Attic
Jan Leeming invites the team to search for valuables.Contributors
: Eggheads
Quiz ShOW.: Animal Park
2/10. Kate Humble checks up on Nico the gorilla to see how he is, and the monkeys' new feeding post is erected. (Revised rpt): Meerkat Manor
13/13. Family at War. Sibling rivalry rears its ugly head between two sisters, and Maybelline leads some of the family away from the group.Bill Nighy narrates. First shown on Animal Planet
Contributors
: Return to ... Vets in Practice
2/5. Trude Mostue , Steve Leonard and other characters from the popular 1990s docusoap reflect on their time in front of the camera as they began their careers. Continues on Thursday at 7pm. See Monday's choice.Contributors
: Sport Mastermind
New series 1/10. The classic quiz takes a leap into the world of sport, as Des Lynam invites four contestants to answer questions on specialist sports subjects. Continues tomorrow at 8pm.Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon Kelly What Des Lynam is watching: page
Contributors
: Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage
New series 1/10. Arrivederci Venezia. Italian architect Francesco da Mosto prepares to embark on a maritime adventure in a 19th-century clipper, tracing the trade routes travelled by his ancestors on a journey that will take him from Venice to Istanbul, via many of the Mediterranean's most historic ports. Prior to leaving his home city, he visits the Doge's Palace, recalling the days when Venice dominated the Mediterranean. Continues tomorrow at 8.30pm. Director/Series producer Jonty Claypole Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel Sail to the past: page 24Contributors
: Richard Hammond Meets Evel Knievel
The Top Gear presenter gains unprecedented access to his childhood hero and one of America's greatest motorcycling stars, shortly before he died last November, travelling to Butte, Montana, to attend the stunt legend's three-day daredevil spectacular, the Evel Knievel Days.Director Nigel Simkiss : Producer Ben Devlin Richard Hammond co-presents Top Gear tomorrow at 7pm
Contributors
: The Culture Show
6/13. Former Baltimore police reporter David Simon , creator of acclaimed US cop show TheWire, accounts for its impact. With the upcoming Proms featuring many of Vaughan Williams 's key works, Verity Sharp explores his musical legacy on the 50th anniversary of his death.
Lauren Laverne and Mark Kermode present. An extended edition can be seen on Thursday at 11.20pm.
Series producer Graham Mitchell ; Executive producer
Edward Morgan www.bbc.co.uk/cultureshow
Contributors
: The Conspiracy Files: 9/11 - the ThirdTower
The circumstances surrounding the destruction of a 47-storey building, separate from the Twin Towers, that also collapsed during the 9/11 terror attacks. See Sunday's choice.Shown on Sunday at 9pm
: BBC News
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