Listings
: CBBC: Arthur
Double bill.: CBBC: The Legend of Dick & Dom
The duo test their potion.: CBBC: League of Super Evil
Voltar refuses to buy cookies.: CBBC: Horrible Histories
Roman toilets.: Every Day's a Holiday
** Musical comedy featuring Freddie and the Dreamers. A group of young workers in a holiday camp seek fame and fortune via a talent contest. Review page 43.Director James Hill (1964, U)
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Presented by Declan Curry and Naga Munchetty.Contributors
: See Hear
Radha Manjeshwar visits the Deaf Bikers UK rally at Reading, and Stephen Collins reports on this year's Glastonbury Festival. With voiceover.Contributors
: Animal Park
A rhino with life-threatening arthritis receives treatment.(Revised rpt)
: House Swap
Kristian Digby helps two single mothers hoping to exchange their properties.Contributors
: Monk
Mr Monk and the Big Reward Monk and Natalie search for a stolen diamond.
: Flog It!
From Sunderland.: Pointless
Quiz Show.: The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
Si King and Dave Myers prepare haggis for the people of Dumfries and Galloway.Contributors
: Eggheads
Weekday quiz show.: Trust Me, I'm a Dealer
Paul Martin 's task tonight is to realise a £1,000 profit for Bedfordshire's Elizabeth Curtis Riding School, which wants to buy a new pony.BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: available monthly, price £3.40
Contributors
: This World - Gypsy Child Thieves
Covert footage reveals how Romanian Gypsy children across the continent are forced to beg and steal - often for the benefit of organised crime. Liviu Tipurita's film also highlights the discrimination suffered by the Romany people and the shocking phenomenon of child trafficking.Director/Producer Liviu Tipurita
Contributors
: Economy Gastronomy
4/6. Allegra McEvedy and Paul Merrett bring their campaign for healthy, low-cost eating to Cambridge, where they find five otherwise intelligent students living as slaves to the local convenience store, spending £250 between them each week on largely tinned and packaged food, never thinking to prepare and share a communal meal. With dishes like fish pie, veal ratatouille and meatball-and-chorizo stew, Allegra and Paul aim to fill the gaping hole in the students' culinary education while helping them to save money in the process.Signed on BBC1
BBC MAGAZINES: Good Food, £3.10; Olive, £3.40; both available monthly
Contributors
: Dragons' Den
8/8. The final batch of would-be entrepreneurs includes a Warwickshire husband-and-wife team who have designed a range of computer mice based on classic cars. Another duo want £75,000 for a share in their invention which claims to extract that last bit of toothpaste from the end of the tube, while Manchester student Vernon Kerswell hopes to win favour and financial backing for his remote-controlled micro-helicopters.Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Dragon's Den: Outside the Den is tomorrow at 9pm on Dave
PHOTO GALLERY AND BLOGS: [web address removed] The Inside Story: page 88
Contributors
: Shooting Stars
2/6. Pop star Liz McClarnon, Ricky Wilson from Kaiser Chiefs and MasterChef's Gregg Wallace join hosts Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and the other regulars - including team captains Jack Dee and Ulrika Jonsson, scorer George Dawes (akaMatt Lucas) and burger van owner Angelos Epithemiou - on another edition of the comedy panel show.
Producer Lisa Clark
Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel BEST SHOOTING STARS MOMENTS BLOG: radiotimes.com/shooting-stars
Contributors
: The Wire
6/10; series five. The Dickensian Aspect. Marlo and Chris redouble their efforts to solve the mystery of Omar's disappearance, and Pearlman finds evidence of corruption in City Hall. Episode seven is tomorrow at 11.20pm.For cast see page 80 Repeated on Friday at 2.05am
First shown on FX PROGRAMME GUIDE: radiotimes.com/thewire
: BBC News
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