Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: Help! Teach Is Coming to Stay
Learning about fencing.: CBBC: Gimme a Break
Followed by Bernard: Wildlife on Two
The urban raccoons of North America, which happily live in houses and garages.: See Hear
Revisiting four deaf children from different backrounds to see how they're getting on at school. With voiceover.: Working Lunch
The chief executive of Travelodge talks bed and business. Plus news from the City.: Animal Park
Special cameras reveal what a sheepdog sees while rounding up the flock. (Revised rpt): Market Kitchen
Amanda Lamb and Matt Tebbutt are joined by gardener Diarmuid Gavin and chefAaron Craze.
First shown on UKTV Food
Contributors
: Murder, She Wrote
The Fixer-Upper. Feuding and intrigue in the property world leads to murder.: Flog It!
Paul Martin visits trendy Kemp Town when the experts arrive in Brighton.Contributors
: Are You an Egghead?
Quiz show enthusiasts compete to join the show.: Escape to the Country
Jules Hudson helps a couple from south London who are keen to move to Kent on a budget of £1.2 million.Contributors
: Eggheads
Quiz show.: Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two
The latest news from the training rooms. <s): Autumnwatch
Simon King reveals how deer ended up living in the heart of Birmingham's urban jungle, while Bill Oddie and Kate Humble check up on what's been happening chez the red squirrels. Plus a look at Brownsea Island's lagoon life and the latest on the grey seal pups on the Fame Islands. Find out more at www.bbc.co.uk/autumnwatchContributors
: The Restaurant
15/15; series two. First Class Service. The pressure is really on as the two final couples face their last challenge, preparing a lavish five-course menu for 40 highly discerning diners who expect nothing but the best. As if that wasn't stressful enough, they have to do it in the cramped conditions of one of the world's most exclusive trains. Which duo will win the honour of joining Raymond Blanc's brand new restaurant venture? Executive producers Chloe Solomon and Patrick UdenAny episode, after it has first been broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Harry Hill 's Extra Burp: page 47
Contributors
: Heroes
5/26; series three. Angels and Monsters. Claire tries to take down her first target, Matt's hopes of a happy ending are destroyed and Linderman advises Nathan to stick by Tracy. BBC3 and BBC HD are showing episode six at 10pm.Shown last Wednesday on BBC3 and BBC HD
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2 New Heroes cast gallery: www.radiotimes.com/heroes-cast
Contributors
: Heroes Unmasked
A look at the characters who have returned in series three after being presumed dead, and the formula that makes relationships between existing and old characters work.: Mock the Week... Again
Series three. Andy Parsons, Mark Steel and Adam Hills join host Dara O'Briain and regulars Hugh Dennis and Frankie Boyle on the topical show.Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Mark Leveson
Contributors
: Prescott: the Class System and Me
1/2. Ex-deputy prime minister John Prescott looks at the state of the UK's class structure, exploring whether it's still relevant in today's society. Meeting all sorts of people, Prescott realises things aren't what they were as he illustrates, with the aid of unseen footage, his incredible journey from ship's steward to Westminster. See Monday's choice.Shown on Monday at 9pm John Prescott answers One Final Question: page
Contributors
: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneLanguages & Travel Repeats not indicated.
4.00 Suenos World Spanish 17-20
5.00 Spain Inside Out 1-2
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