Listings
: CBeebies: Something Special
Justin goes camping.: CBeebies: Carrie and David's Popshop
Eloise stays up late.: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
The gang's Mystery Machine starts driving by itself.: CBBC: Best of Friends
(R): CBBC: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Learning clown skills.: Dangermouse
Baron Greenback makes an age-altering machine.: In Search of the Castaways
Disney adventure starring Maurice Chevalier and Hayley Mills. Review page 50. Director Robert Stevenson (1961. U)Contributors
: Seven Menfrom Now
Western with Randolph Scott.A former sheriff trails seven men he holds responsible for his wife's death. Review p50. Director Budd Boetticher (1956. U)
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: Hallelujah! The Story of Handel's Messiah
Marking the 250th anniversary of the composer's death, Howard Goodall examines his Easter masterpiece. At the Foot of the Cross, featuring excerpts from the Messiah, is on Radio 2 at 7.30pmContributors
: Murder, She Wrote
Crimson Harvest A family's wine-making business comes under threat.: Flog It!
In Warrington Paul Martin visits a man living in a wood.: A Question of Genius
General knowledge quiz. Simulcast in HD on BBC HD: Escape to the Country
The best historic properties from the series.: Eggheads
Quiz Show.: Great British Menu
Judges Matthew Fort, Prue Leith and Oliver Peyton decide which of this week's chefs from the Scottish region - Tom Kitchin or Alan Murchison - should go forward to the final.Contributors
: Chelsea Pensioners: Girls Allowed
Charting the arrival of the first female veterans to join the ranks of the Chelsea Pensioners, which has been an all-male institution for over three centuries.Series producer Amanda Richardson ; Executive producer
Nick Mirsky Shown on Monday at 8pm on BBC4
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: Mastermind
Tonight's subjects are the Battle of Coronel and the Falklands War, British birds, sculptor Barbara Hepworth , and Anglo-Saxon kings from 871 to 1016. Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon KellyContributors
: Gardeners' World
Toby and the team take the customised ice cream van around Birmingham, handing out free seed packets to keen members of the public and planting up vivid containers in preparation for the Easter weekend. Plus Carol Klein visits a school in Lewisham, south-east London, which is part of an initiative to grow fresh fruit and vegetables. Producer Louise Hampden ; Series producer Andy Vernonwww.gardenersworld.com GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: available monthly, price £3.50 The gardens of Sissinghurst are the focus of BBC4's docusoap at 9pm Can you dig it?; half-price climbing fuchsia: page 26
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: Golf: the Masters
Live coverage of the second day's play from the Augusta National, a course that represents a tough challenge for even the world's best golfers. With commentary from Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Wayne Grady. Further action on BBC1 at10.20pm. See yesterday's choice. Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Digital viewers can see live coverage of the Masters golf tournament in Augusta. 3.45-10.15pm, via the red button
Masters of illusion: page 32
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: The Others
Period horror thriller starring Nicole Kidman. In a remote mansion at the end of the Second World War, Grace is praying for her husband who has been declared missing in action. When she hires some servants to help her around the house, a chain of supernatural events starts to occur. Review p50.Director Alejandro Amenabar (2001,12)
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: Later ... with Jools Holland
The host kicks off a new series with a line-up that includes Franz Ferdinand, The Specials and Carole King. An extended '. See Tuesday's choice.Stuart Maconie on Later...: p30; www.radiotimes.com/later
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: Medium
5/22; series two. Allison decides to seek out an old schoolfriend.1.40 6/22. Allison encounters a psychic who is helping a man accused of murder. Starring Patricia Arquette and Jake Weber.
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: Night of the Demon
Atmospheric horror starring Dana Andrews. A psychologist remains sceptical of the work of a sinister occultist, until his own life is threatened. Review page 50. Director Jacques Tourneur 0957. PG) (BW)Contributors
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