Listings
: CBeebies: Postman Pat: SDS
Pat rescues balloons.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
The tiger cub visits Canada.: CBeebies: Grandpa in My Pocket
A film star visits.: CBeebies: Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!
The trio help a whale.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden
Upsy Daisy plays with a ball.: Rancho Notorious
Brooding western starring Marlene Dietrich. When a woman is murdered by robbers, her cowboy fiance swears vengeance. Review page 51.Director Fritz Lang (1952, PG)
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Viewers' questions. CONTACT: email working.lunch@bbc.co.uk or visit bbc.co.uk/workinglunch: Animal Park
A baby giraffe develops an ear infection. (Revised rpt): Living in the Sun
A family searches for property on the Costa Blanca.: House Swap
Derbyshire couple Peter and Caitlin want to upsize.: Monk
Mr Monk Can't See a Thing A temporarily blind Monk helps solve the murder of an elderly fireman.: Flog It!
James Lewis and Kate Bliss value items in Stroud.Contributors
: Pointless
Weekday quiz show.: The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
The duo cook freshly caught fish in Whitby.: Eggheads
Quiz Show.: Trust Me, I'm a Dealer
Amanda Lepley and James Brackley from Essex are hoping Paul will be able to grow their £4,000 savings so they can buy their first home together.Contributors
: The Coral Gardener
Scientist Austin Bowden-Kirby uses horticulture to save the coral reefs of Fiji.Producer Elizabeth White ; Exec producer Vyv Simson
Contributors
: Ganges
Once a rich wilderness teeming with tigers, lions and cheetahs, the Gangetic plains of northern India have been transformed into the most densely populated place on Earth. This film explores the impact of this tide of humanity on the wildlife of the region. Producer Tom Hugh-Jones ; Series producer Ian GrayContributors
: Mastermind
Topics tonight are the history of the George Cross, the documentary series The Ascent of Man, the first Latin kingdom of Jerusalem and former PM Clement Attlee. Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon KellyContributors
: Gardeners' World
As plants complete their life cycle, now is the time to reap a bountiful harvest of seeds. Toby shows which plants to go for, plus how to collect and store them. Carol enjoys the appearance of the Japanese anemone. Producer Louise Hampden ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelBBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, £3.50; Gardens Illustrated, £3.85
Contributors
: The Tudors
6/8; series three. Cromwell presses ahead with his own agenda of marrying off Henry to a Protestant wife, as the hunt for a new bride begins in earnest, but the reputation of the king precedes him.Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel PROGRAMME GUIDE: radiotimes.com/thetudors
SERIES THREE GALLERY: radiotimes.com/the-tudors-photos
Contributors
: Ql
Series six. Rich Hall, Reginald D Hunter, Clive Anderson and Alan Davies discuss fashion. Stephen Fry hosts. Director Ian Lorimer, Producers Piers Fletcher and John LloydContributors
: Newsnight Review
The weeks cultural highlights with Martha Kearney.Series producer Liz Gibbons Followed by Weather <s)
Contributors
: Mercury Prize
Extended highlights of Tuesday's prestigious awards show. Introduced by Lauren Laverne and hosted by Jools Holland at the Grosvenor House Hotel. <s)Contributors
: The Wire
8/10; series fiveCarcetti is forced to make dangerous political deals.
Shown on Monday at 11.20pm
1.50 9/10. Freamon tracks Chris to a drug resupply.
Shown on Wednesday at 11.20pm
2.50 10/10. Haynes continues to be thwarted.
Shown yesterday at 11.20pm For cast see page 108
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