Listings
: CBeebies: Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies
Karla skips lunch.: CBeebies: Something Special
Mr Tumble shows off his shoes.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Upsy Daisy dances.: Schools programmes
11.00 Words and Pictures: Fun with Phonics (ages 4-6) 442526511.10 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11)
11.20 Look and Read: Shadow Play - 5. A Secret Comes to Light (ages 7-11) 8147623
11.40 Around Scotland: Victorian Scotland - Telling the Story (ages 6-11)
: Open Gardens
A plot in Cheshire.: Working Lunch
Money-saving tips.: Out of the Blue
Deborah takes advantage of Tracy's memory loss.: Coast
(Revised rpt): Gardeners' World Top Tips
New series 1/10. Monty Don has some tips on how to get vivid blooms in spring.Contributors
: Nature's Top 40
New series 1/10. Wildlife wonders starting with a tiny creature that builds a huge house.: Murder, She Wrote
The Prodigal Father. A man looks for his daughter.: Flog It!
From Cheltenham.: Are You an Egghead?
it's semi-final time. <s;: Bargain Hunt Famous Finds
New series 1/10. In the first of a celebrity spin-off, athletes Sally Gunnell and Dame Kelly Holmes compete.Contributors
: Eggheads
Panel quiz show.: Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two
Claudia Winkleman talks to this week's eliminated couple. Continues weeknights at 6.30pm.Series producer Jayne Stanger ; Exec producer Marion Farrelly 62 Photo galleries and blog: www.radiotimes.com/strictly
Contributors
: Forced to Marry: This World
4/4. Saira Khan looks into some of the dramatic stories of British Asians who have been forced to marry against their will. She reports on some of the rescues that have been made in rural Pakistani communities and questions why, in the 21st century, such a practice is still occurring.Producer Ruhi Hamid ; Executive producer Jo Roe
Contributors
: University Challenge
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, face the University of Edinburgh for a place in the quarter-finals.Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels
Contributors
: Indian Food Made Easy
4/6; series two. In Edinburgh, Anjum Anand meets champion of Scottish food Wendy Barrie, who's given a masterclass in roti making from Tony Singh. Then Anjum guides her through a terrific tarka dal, chicken in spinach, and a dessert that bridges the cultural divide - Punjabi cranachan.Director David Symonds ; Series producer Ed Taylor Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Any episode, after it has first been broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: the December issue features recipes from Indian Food Made Easy. On sale now, price £3.10 Spice World: page 26
Contributors
: WWII: Behind Closed Doors
4/6. Laurence Rees continues his look at the secret history of the Second World War by focusing on the first meeting of the "Big Three" - Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin - which took place in Tehran in 1943. He also details the lengths to which the Soviets went to cover up the Politburosanctioned murder of an estimated 22,000Polish civilians and servicemen at Katyn in 1940. Writer/Director/Producer Laurence Rees Any episode, after it has first been broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
RT DIRECT: hardback book available for just £14.99 (usually £20) plus free p&p. Call [number removed] (calls charged at standard rate) or visit www.bbcshop.com and enter code RTD283 at the checkout
Contributors
: Have I Got News for You
6/9. Al Murray calls the shots as Germaine Greer joins captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.Shown last Friday on BBC1
Contributors
: Newsnight
With Jeremy Paxman.Editor Jasmin Buttar www.bbc.co.uk/newsnight Followed by Weather
Contributors
: Band of Brothers
7/10. Having beaten the Germans at Bastogne, Easy Company is ordered to take the town of Foy. Continues tomorrow at 11.20pm.Contributors
: Ellery Queen
A Mob informant implicates Sergeant Velie in his crimes.: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
[web address removed]Schools
Repeats not indicated.
4.00 Vocational Bitesize - Manufacturing
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