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: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Doodle Do Making Moments: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Having fun in the garden.: Schools programmes
Repeats not indicated11.00 Henry's Wives with Terry Deary (ages 7-11)
Contributors
: Schools Programmes
11.10 Telling Tales (ages 7-11) 394340111.40 Let's Write Non-Fiction (ages 9-11)
: Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Business news.: Rowing
Highlights of the first World Cup regatta of the new season from Banyoles, Spain. Introduced by Garry Herbert, with commentary from Dan Topolski.Contributors
: Britain's Dream Homes
Finding the UK's best factory conversions.: Murder, She Wrote
Unwilling Witness. Jessica testifies in court.: Bargain Hunt Famous Finds
Theo Paphitis takes on Jilly Goolden.Contributors
: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
Richard Phillips and Paul Rankin take over a gastro pub.Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Georgian properties. <s): Party Election Broadcast for the European Parliament
By the Conservative Party.: Eggheads
Quiz show.: Flog It!
David Palmer and Adam Partridge join Paul Martin in Aylesbury on the hunt for antiques to sell at auction. Series producer Peter Smith (Revised rpt)Contributors
: South Pacific
4/6. Ocean of Volcanos. Millions of years are condensed into an hour of images illustrating the birth, growth and death of an island: an underwater volcano erupts; rivers of lava explode; roads and houses are buried by molten rivers.From these beginnings emerge fertile coral reefs, supporting groups of grey reef sharks and giant manta rays. The lands of the South Pacific have also given life to strange creatures, from the vampire bug to the megapode, a bird that uses volcanic springs to incubate eggs. See yesterday's choice. Shown yesterday at 8.30pm
Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel tomorrow at 8pm
: Springwatch
Catch up on the weekend's action as the team returns for week two. Chris Packham and Kate Humble report on the animal families in Norfolk, while Simon King reflects on his wilderness weekend in the heart of Wales. Plus Gordon Buchanan has an update on the behaviour of the Essex badgers. Series producer Reema Lorford; Executive producer Tim Scoonesbbc.co.uk/springwatch KATE HUMBLE PHOTO GALLERY: radiotimes.com/kate-humble
Press red directly after the show for 15 minutes of extra features. including a Q&A session, webcam footage and behind-the-scene clips
BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE: available monthly, price E3.45 The Inside Story: page 78
Contributors
: Who's Watching You?
2/3. This week Richard Bilton meets those who have made individual private lives their business, looks at the suppliers enjoying a booming trade in secret devices and delves into the criminal underworld of hackers who steal personal information and sell it on. He also reveals the story of an employee who was monitored and then wrongfully accused of systematically avoiding work, plus the internet user accused of illegally sharing a computer game online.Contributors
: Have I Got News for You
6/8. That doyen of the panel game show, David Mitchell, guest-hosts while Irish stand-up Andrew Maxwell joins regular team captains Paul and Ian.Shown last Friday on BBC1
Contributors
: Newsnight
Presented by Jeremy Paxman. <s) Followed by WeatherContributors
: D-Day to Berlin
1/3. The Struggle to Break Out. By midnight on D-Day, Allied forces had only a small foothold on the coast of France and the future of Nazi-occupiedEurope still hung in the balance. As Hitler's crack SS reserves began to arrive, fighting ensued in the hedgerows and wheat fields of Normandy. Narrated by Sean Bean. Episode two is tomorrow at 11.20pm. Series producer Andrew Williams ; Executive producer Laurence Rees First shown on BBC1
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: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
[web address removed]Schools
Repeats not indicated.
4.00 Timelines - Changing Lives: A history of Britain, from the Norman Conquest to the Miners' Strike.
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