Listings
: CBBC: Arthur
Double bill.: CBBC: The Legend of Dick & Dom
The duo try to obtain an ingredient from a vampire baby.: CBBC: League of Super Evil
Frogg tries to transform Red.: CBBC: Horrible Histories
Victorian teaching practices.: Terry
Drama, based on a true story, starring Shawn Ashmore as Terry Fox , a man with an artificial leg who became a national hero when he embarked on a marathon across Canada. Review p43. Director Don McBrearty (2005)Contributors
: Working Lunch
Presented by Declan Curry and Naga Munchetty.Contributors
: Open Gardens
A potentially hazardous coastal garden in Devon.: Animal Park
Longleat keepers try to save the life of a newborn pygmy goat. (Revised rpt): House Swap
Two couples in Bollington, Cheshire, trade homes.: Monk: Mr Monk and the Captain's Marriage
Stottlemeyer suspects his wife is being unfaithful.: Flog It!
A collection of Aboriginal art in Nantwich, Cheshire.: Pointless
Quirky quiz show. <s): The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
In Kent, the duo forage for wild vegetables and sample the county's fine ale.: Eggheads
Weekday quiz.: Trust Me, I'm a Dealer
Peter and Jenny Warren from Bristol entrust antiques dealer Paul Martin with £5,000 in the hope that he can use his wits to swell their coffers and so fund a trip to Australia to visit their daughter. <s) 75Contributors
: Who Do You Think You Are?
6/6; series seven. Delving into the paternal side of his family history, actor Martin Freeman wants to find out if his grandfather was really shot while making a cup of tea at Dunkirk. Further back, Martin discovers that six of his great-grandparents' 12 offspring died young. Director Mark Bates ; Series producer Colette FlightContributors
: Coast
8/8; series four. Rosyth to Hull. Neil Oliver visits the bustling port of Rosyth to explore the staggering scale of Britain's global sea trade; Mark Horton is on the island of Lindisfarne reliving the first Viking raid on our shores; and Dick Strawbridge meets some of those who used to work as riveters in the North East's shipyards. Miranda Krestovnikoff, meanwhile, lands on the Bass Rock, a seabird paradise described by David Attenborough as "one of the wildlife wonders of the world".Series producer Steve Evanson ; Executive producer William Lyons
Repeated on Thursday at 7pm bbc.co.uk/coast Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel FEATURES: radiotimes.com/coast
The Inside Story: page 78
Contributors
: The Choir - Unsung Town
1/3. Having transformed unruly adolescents into an impressive group of singers, Gareth Malone sets out on his biggest such challenge yet: to turn the residents of the South Oxhey estate, Hertfordshire, into a fully functional choir. On arrival the chorister finds a divided community, with no singing tradition beyond pub karaoke. A visit to the local boxing club throws up one potential recruit, but the offer of support comes with strings - and boxing gloves - attached.RT DIRECT: to order Series 1 DVD (out 5 Sep) for just £15.99 (usually £19.56) plus free p&p, call [number removed] (BT landlines cost 5p per min: other networks vary) or visit [web address removed] and enter code [number removed] at checkout Gareth Malone answers One Final Question: p
Contributors
: Mock the Week
8/13. Frankie Boyle, Hugh Dennis, Russell Howard and Fred MacAulay are among those joining host Dara O'Briain to carry out the satirical show's titular imperative. Shown last ThursdayContributors
: The Wire
5/10; series five. React Quotes. As press interest in his case grows, McNulty is confronted by his ex-wife. Episode six is tomorrow at 11.20pm. Repeated on Friday at 1.05am First shown on FXPROGRAMME GUIDE: radiotimes.com/the-wire
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: BBC News
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