Listings
: CBBC: Arthur
Double bill.: CBBC: Do Something Different
Children face challenges.: CBBC: League of Super Evil
Red plays the accordion.: CBBC: Horrible Histories
Saxon monks' table manners.: His Girl Friday
Classic comedy starring Cary Grant. A newspaper editor sets about trying to win back his ex-wife (Rosalind Russell), who is planning to quit her reporting role. Review p44. Director Howard Hawks (1939, U)(BW) Barry Norman : page 45
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Viewers' questions. CONTACT: email working.lunch@bbc.co.uk or visit bbc.co.uk/workinglunch: Open Gardens
Carol Klein helps out at Moss Cottage in Somerset and Nash Manor in Glamorgan.Contributors
: Animal Park
Sea lions Celia and JoJo get ready to give birth.: House Swap
Kristian Digby helps a couple who have recently reunited two years after divorcing.Contributors
: Monk
Mr Monk Goes to the Dentist Randy Disher witnesses a murder at the dentist.: Flog It!
Antiques examined include a huge amber necklace.: Pointless
Weekday quiz show.: The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
The duo resurrect a lost recipe for locals in Henley-on-Thames and sample quince.: Eggheads
Quiz show.: Trust Me, I'm a Dealer
Marie Claire hopes Paul can raise funds for her to visit her father on the other side of the world.Contributors
: The Great British Parakeet Invasion
How did 30,000 wild parakeets manage to get to the UK?Executive producer Vyv Simson ; Producer Jerry Short
Contributors
: Ganges
The story of the great river and its impact on the Indian subcontinent begins in the Himalayas.Series producer Ian Gray Postponed from 28 Aug
: Mastermind
Topics comprise Apple Records, fictional works of Paul Auster , the life of Maximilien Robespierre , and world heavyweight boxing champions from 1882 to 1929.Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon Kelly The Inside Story: page
Contributors
: Gardeners' World
Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox shows how she has benefited from growing vegetables in her garden, Toby sees which exotic plants have thrived in the tropical border at Greenacre and Carol checks out crocosmia. Producer Louise Hampden ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelContributors
: The Tudors
5/8; series three. A troubled Cromwell tries to maintain authority in the face of assassinations and unco-operative nobles as Henry becomes more and more reclusive, mourning the queen's death.Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel PROGRAMME GUIDE: radiotimes.com/the-tudors
SERIES THREE GALLERY: radiotimes.com/the-tudors-photos
Contributors
: Coast
Recalling a 1943 army evacuation in Devon.Postponed from 28 August (Revised rpt)
: Ql
Series six. With guests Jimmy Carr, Sean Lock, Marcus Brigstocke and Alan Davies. Stephen Fry hosts.Director Ian Lorimer ; Producers Piers Fletcher , John Lloyd
Contributors
: Newsnight Review
Discussion of the week's cultural highlights. Followed by Weather: Reading Festival Highlights
Including music from Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead, Friendly Fires, Faith No More and Little Boots. Edith Bowman and Reggie Yates present. Producer Alison Howe ; Executive producer Mark Cooperradiotimes.com/reading
Contributors
: The Wire
5/10; series five. McNulty is confronted by his ex-wife about his behaviour.Shown on Tuesday at 11.20pm
2.05 6/10. Pearlman finds evidence of corruption.
Shown on Wednesday at 11.20pm
3.00 7/10. Omar sends Mario a grisly message.
Shown yesterday at 11.20pm For cast see page 80
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