Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: The Secret Show
Followed by Bernard: CBeebies: Something Special
Work and play at school.: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
Then Fimbly Songtime: CBeebies: Nina and the Neurons
Learning about cooking.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Upsy Daisy sings.: Father Came Too
Comedy starring James Robertson-Justice and Leslie Phillips. Newlyweds have to contend with the bride's irascible father. Review page 40. Director Peter Graham Scott (1963, PG)Contributors
: The Daily Politics
Political news round-up.: Working Lunch
Financial reports with Adam Shaw and Nik Wood.Contributors
: Out of the Blue
Addo sees Justine kissing another man.: Coast
: Living in the Sun
A speed-dating agency on the Costa Blanca.: Castle in the Country
Gloria Hunniford reports on actress Peg Woffington.Contributors
: Murder, She Wrote: The Bottom Line is Murder
Jessica helps a friend arrested for murder.: Flog It!
items go up for auction in Wolverhampton.: Cash in the Celebrity Attic
Donal Macintyre hunts for collectibles he can sell.Contributors
: Eggheads
Quiz show.: Animal Park
7/10. At Longleat, the park vet has to perform an essential procedure on two female lions. (Revised Rpt): Return to ... Airport
2/5. Jeremy Spake and his fellow colleagues return in the "fly-on-the-tarmac" series.7.30 3/5. More headaches at Heathrow. Continues next week. See Monday's choice.
Contributors
: Sport Mastermind
3/10. Four contenders answer questions on a specialist sports subject and general sporting knowledge. Continues tomorrow at 8pm. Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon KellyRepeated at 12.20am
Contributors
: Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage
3/12. Bosnia and Dubrovnik. Sea conditions turn rough as Francesco da Mosto hugs his way along coastal waters of the Adriatic towards the Mostar bridge, where the ancient symbol of unity has been rebuilt, and on to Medugorge where it's claimed the Virgin Mary appears to villagers. Then there's a visit to the beautiful island of Hvar and a trip down the Dalmation coast to the medieval city of Dubrovnik. Here, Francesco hopes to find the secret of eternal life in a Franciscan monastery. Episode four is tomorrow at 8.30pm. Director/Producer Andrea Illescas Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelContributors
: Jimmy Doherty's Farming Heroes
New series 1/6. Five years ago, city dweller Jimmy Doherty staked his future on a farm of his own in a revealing TV series. Now he wants to know how other farmers are doing and travels the country looking for innovators in everything from organics to high-tech agribusiness. Tonight he's in East Anglia where farming is about big machines and large-scale production.Director Matthew Wortman ; Series producer Paul Overton
Showing on the BBC HD channel on Thursday, 10pm The Inside Story: page 80
Contributors
: The Culture Show
7/13. Lauren Laverne interviews David Simon, creator of the acclaimed US cop show The Wire on why he breaks all the rules of television writing.Art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon risks a stiff neck in Rome to marvel at and decipher Michelangelo's vast fresco on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, which he commenced 500 years ago. It took four years to complete, and was dogged by battles with the artist's patron, Pope Julius II. Mark Kermode reviews the week's film releases including Puffball.
An extended version is on Thursday at 11.20pm. [web address removed]
Contributors
: Reputations: Frankie Howerd
A revealing portrait of the turbulent life of actor and comedian Frankie Howerd , famous for his quirky mannerisms and double entendres in comedies such as Up Pompeii. Contributors include Eric Sykes and Jonathan Ross.Director/Producer David F Turnbull
Contributors
: Sport Mastermind
shown at 8pm: BBC News
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