Listings
: CBBC: Krypto the Superdog
Double bill.: CBBC: Basil's Game Show
Games, comedy and celebrity guests from Basil's Swap Shop.: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
The gang finds a mystery at Fort Knox.: Alien Empire
Insight into the ingenious survival strategies of insects in the rainforests of Panama and Costa Rica.Contributors
: Daily Politics
With Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.Contributors
: Castle in the Country
John Craven visits a shopping centre that was once the focus of the Scottish motor industry.Contributors
: Working Lunch
All the latest City news.: Animal Park
Wolf cubs are on the way and the sacred ibis starts to nest.: Car Booty
A woman raises £200 for belly dancing lessons.: Murder, She Wrote
What You Don't Know Can Kill You. A friend's niece convinces Jessica that her fiance was murdered.: Flog It!
Anita Manning and Phillip Serrell value family treasures in Lancaster.Contributors
: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
Lome Spicer and Mark Franks compete at auction.Contributors
: Escape to the Country
A family search for a home in East Sussex.: Eggheads
Daily quiz show.: Bargain Hunt Famous Finds
Nicki Chapman and Vanessa Feltz go head to head in the antiques challenge, and Tim Wonnacott examines the work of costume jewellersMiriam Haskell and Ken Lane. (Revised rpt)
Contributors
: The Culture Show
2/8. This second show from the Manchester International Festival sees Rufus Wainwright discuss his first opera, Prima Donna; dancer Carlos Acosta preparing a new work for the festival; and a profile of the Young at Heart chorus - 25 singers in their 70s and 80s who are preparing a new show based on iconic Manchester songs. Also tonight, Zaha Hadid converts the Manchester Art Gallery into a music hall where violinist Alina Ibragimova performs Bach. Series producer Emily Kennedy : Exec producer Edward Morgan Stuart Maconie 's choice: page 33Contributors
: Dean - the Diving Decorator
A painter and decorator with a passion for nature.: Home for Life
New series. 1/6. This home improvement series with a twist sees designers Jamie Anley and Phil Nutley defying the current fashion for identikit interiors by encouraging homeowners to truly stamp their identities on the spaces they occupy. Tonight's opener follows two families over five months as they attempt to do just that.Director/Producer Danny Fildes
Contributors
: Dragons' Den
New series. 1/8; series seven. A new batch of entrepreneurs prepare for a grilling as they seek to transform Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Theo Paphitis, Duncan Bannatyne and James Caan into their very own business angels. Among the hopefuls seeking additional funds tonight are a horror-based scare attraction, a designer of eco-friendly patio heaters, and the inventor of a device that deals with nuisance phone calls. With Evan Davis. Series producer Sam Lewens : Exec producer Dominic Bird Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelPHOTO GALLERY AND BLOGS: radiotimes.com/dragons-den
Money talks: page 14
Contributors
: Taking the Flak
2/7. Black Gold, Code Red. In Karibu, the BBC team are thrown into a panic when they hear the Americans are on their way, sparking a turf war between David and his arch rival, US news legend Candida Coulter.Writers Sandra Jones , Jon Rolph and Tira Shubart Directors Adam Miller and Jon Rolph
Producers Jon Rolph and Tira Shubart bbc.co.uk/comedy
Press red after the show for new material and exclusive footage from the Flak location in Africa each night for the next six weeks
Contributors
: Golf: the Open Preview
A look ahead to the 138th staging of the oldest Major. Coverage gets under way tomorrow at 9am.A look ahead to the Open, being held this year at Turnberry in Ayrshire, can be seen from 12.20am to 6.00am
: BBC News
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