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: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Followed by Doodle Do Making Moments: CBBC: Scoop
4/13. Digby is sent to interview a top model.: CBeebies: 3rd & Bird
Samuel and Rudy argue over a game.Followed by Mr Tumble Shorts
: CBeebies: Nina and the Neurons
Nina learns about rainbows.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
The ball bounces.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated11.00 The Maths Channel (ages 9-10) 6086965
11.10 Telling Tales (ages 7-11) 6082149
11.20 Kenya Shorts (ages 7-11) 6066101
11.30 Just So Darwin (ages 5-7) 6128255
11.45 Watch: Barnaby Bear (ages 5-7)
: Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Justin King, the chief executive of Sainsbury's, joins Declan Curry and Naga Munchetty in the studio.Contributors
: World Snooker
Coverage from the Crucible of the concluding session in the first-round match between Michael Holt and world number five John Higgins, where the prize is a battle with either Joe Perry or Jamie Cope. There's also action from the opening second-round encounter, where the winner of Ding Junhui v Liang Wenbo faces either Stephen Hendry or Mark Williams. Rishi Persad presents, while commentators include Clive Everton, Willie Thorne and John Virgo. Digital viewers can access live coverage with a choice of two tables, from 10am to 11pmContributors
: Eggheads
Weekday quiz.: Great British Menu
Northern Ireland's chefs get busy with their desserts. Danny Millar prepares his idiosyncratic take on the classic rhubarb and custard, while Clare Smyth puts together another old favourite - Irish coffee.Series producer Philip J Smith ; Executive producers Gary Broadhurst and Nicola Moody BBC MAGAZINES: Good Food, price £ 3.10; Olive, price E3.40
Contributors
: World Snooker
The final match in the first round reaches its conclusion this evening, as Stephen "Livewire" Maguire and Jamie Burnett each strive to reach the ten-frame finish line. Maguire, who won the China Open this year and is currently world number two, will have started the match as firm favourite against his Scottish compatriot, who had to play a qualifying match to reach the first round. Also featuring updates from the other table, where either Ronnie O'Sullivan or Stuart Bingham face Mark Allen or Martin Gould in a second-round encounter. Ray Stubbs hosts.Digital viewers can access live coverage with a choice of two
- tables, from 10am to 11pm
Contributors
: Coast
The team explores the tragic story of the first Channel swimmer, Jersey's remarkable postwar transformation and the secret world of the Gouliot caves on Sark.Series producer Steve Evanson ; Exec producer William Lyons
Contributors
: Professor Regan's ...
RT CHOICE 2/4. Medicine Cabinet. The professor focuses her critical eye on the medicines we collectively spend millions on every year, from cold remedies to homeopathy and branded painkillers. En route, she investigates the ultimate cure for the common cold, designs her own sleep remedy and examines the power of the placebo effect, before putting herself under the microscope with some self-testing kits.Director/Producer Milla Harrison
Contributors
: The Graham Norton Show
The talk-show host presents a mix of comedy monologues, celebrity chat and eccentric characters, sharing his humorous views with the audience. Director Steve Smith ; Producer Jon MagnussonAn extended, uncut repeat can be seen next Sunday
Contributors
: Budget Response
By shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne.Contributors
: 21st-century Bach: the Complete Organ Works
Vater unser im Himmelreich (BWV682).: The Apprentice - You're Fired!
5/12. Adrian Chiles catches up with the show's fresh reject. He is also joined by Jenny Eclair, Mary Portas and Robert Senior to discuss what happened in this week's episode. Shown yesterday at 10pmContributors
: World Snooker
Highlights of this evening's world championship matches at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. Presented by Ray Stubbs.Contributors
: World Snooker Extra
Further highlights from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSchools Repeats not indicated.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: English - Shakespeare Programme 1: Macbeth Exam revision. 54637 5.00 The First Black Britons The all-black West Indian Regiment.
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