Listings
: CBBC: Uncle Max
Followed by Diddy Dick & Dom: CBBC: Da Dick and Dom Dairies
A world record attempt.: CBBC: Undercover Dads
An Essex father competes.: Something for theWeekend
Tim Lovejoy , Angellica Bell and chef Simon Rimmer are joined by actor Anthony Head and pop group Bananarama for discussion and recipes.Contributors
: Animal Park: Wild on the West Coast
Ben Fogle tries to save a stranded sea lion.Contributors
: MotoGP
Live coverage of the San Marino Grand Prix in Italy. Among those at the Misano circuit looking for points will be James Toseland , whose form has picked up after a disappointing start to the season. Introduced by Suzi Perry ; Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish commentate.Live coverage of the 125 and 250cc races 9.50am-12.05pm; MotoGP Extra
2.00-2.30pm; main race replay available from 6.00pm (Freeview 7.00pm)
Contributors
: Burghley Horse Trials
Coverage from Lincolnshire, including highlights of yesterday's cross-country, and live action from today's showjumping. Introduced by Clare Balding. Commentators are Michael Tucker, Ian Stark and Tina Cook.Contributors
: Darts
Live coverage of the climax of this year's World Masters from the Spa in Bridlington. Last year's final saw Martin Adams overcome Scott Waites in a tense final to secure the only major BDO title to elude him. Commentary by David Croft and Tony Green.Live coverage available from 12 noon to 3.30pm
Contributors
: Coast
5/8; series four. Neil Oliver flies fighter jets at RAF Valley in Anglesey.Contributors
: Top Gear
Jeremy, Richard and James drive lightweight supercars across Europe in search of the best roads in the world. Helen Mirren is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car. Executive producer Andy Wilman bbc.co.uk/topgear FEATURES AND PHOTO GALLERY: radiotimes.com/top-gear BBC TOP GEAR MAGAZINE: available monthly, price E3.95Contributors
: Last Chance to See
New series. 1/6. An eventful journey to the ends of the Earth for Stephen Fry and zoologist Mark Carwardine as they undertake a search for animals on the edge of extinction. Following the route Mark took 20 years ago with the author Douglas Adams, their first mission is to find out how the Amazonian manatee has survived the last two decades in Brazil. But deep into the Amazon rainforest, Stephen breaks his arm.Director/Series producer Tim Green Repeated on Tuesday at 1120pm Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel on Tuesday at 8pm STEPHEN FRY PHOTOS: radiotimes.com/stephen-fry In memory of Douglas: page 22
Contributors
: Dragons' Den: On Tour
New series. 1/5. With their Den now closed for the season, the Dragons go on a tour of the country to check on the progress of some of the companies they invested in - and one or two of those they rejected. Will any of them have cause for regret? Series producer Sam Lewens ; Executive producer Dominic BirdRepeated on Wednesday at 12.20am BLOGS AND PHOTO GALLERY: radiotimes.com/dragonsden
Contributors
: Hardcore Profits
2/2. Tim Samuels continues his investigation into organisations that seem to be discreetly profiting from the sex industry. He also meets porn actors on set in America who talk about the pressure they're under to take part in increasingly hardcore acts and discovers that even adult-entertainment publisher Larry Flynt thinks the industry has now gone too far. Finally he travels to Rome where he has a heated interview with the head of a Catholic investment fund. Executive producers Stuart Cabb and Will DawsSigned at 1.45am on BBC1
Contributors
: Shooting Stars
2/6. With guests Liz McClarnon, Ricky Wilson and Gregg Wallace. Hosted by Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Shown last WednesdayContributors
: Athletics
Jonathan Edwards introduces highlights from the Women's 5km Challenge, which took place in Hyde Park earlier today. Last year's race saw Olympic bronze medallist Meseret Defar from Ethiopia win the race for the second year in a row, with Britain's Jo Pavey coming third. While the elite runners battle it out at the front of the field, thousands of fun runners will raise cash for charity. Commentary from Steve Cram. Producers Helen Kuttner and Chris TreeceContributors
: Babylon
British drama starring Aswad lead singer Brinsley Forde. West Indian DJ Blue dreams of escaping his day job and finding fame on the sound-system circuit. But neighbours, employers and police all compound Blue's problems.... In English, and Jamaican patois with subtitles. Review page 48. Director Franco Rosso (1980)Contributors
: BBC News
: The Super League Show
Highlights from the penultimate round of the regular season.Shown at 12.05pm on BBC1 North
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