Listings
: CBeebies: Postman Pat SDS
A pony is on the loose at the market.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
Ethelbert meets a panda.: CBeebies: Grandpa in My Pocket
Jason goes to the beach.: CBeebies: Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!
A turtle divides the gang.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden
The Ninky Nonk leaves without the Tombliboos.: Open Gardens
A steep organic garden in Wales could be a health-and-safety nightmare.: Castle in the Country
Gloria Hunniford retraces the steps of Cider with Rosie author Laurie Lee.Contributors
: Tennis: Davis Cup
Great Britain v PolandAs Liverpool hosts a Davis Cup tie for the first time at the Echo Arena, all eyes will be on Andy Murray. Hopefully the Scot will still be on the top form that has seen him rise to number two in the world, as only a win over this weekend can stop Britain dropping to the third tier of the competition.
Introduced by Sue Barker , with commentary by Andrew Castle and Greg Rusedski.
Contributors
: Flog It!
Valuations take place at Coventry Cathedral.: Pointless
Weekday quiz show.: The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
In Carmarthenshire, the duo visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales and search for cockles at Laugharne.: Eggheads
Quiz show.: Trust Me, I'm a Dealer
Sally is raising two children on her own, so any money Paul Martin can raise would be very useful.Contributors
: Bat Women of Panama
Discovering the secrets of a mysterious island in the Panama jungle.Producer Simon Bell ; Executive producer Vyv Simson
Contributors
: Ganges
As the Ganges nears the sea it joins the Brahmaputra, so creating the world's largest delta. Here the cities of Calcutta and Dhaka meet the wetlands, home to giant lizards and snakes and huge man-eating crocodiles. Producer Dan Rees ; Series producer Ian GrayContributors
: Mastermind
Tonight's topics are the life and work of Oscar Wilde, Germanic languages, the history of jazz music 1917-30 and the life and films of Akira Kurosawa.Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Jon Kelly
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: Gardeners' World
Toby plants ahead for next spring using daffodils that will keep the colour coming, while Alys shows how to make spring flowers bloom early for Christmas. Producer Louise Hampden ; Series producer Rosemary Edwardsbbc.co.uk/gardenersworld Half-price dwarf flowering shrubs: page
Contributors
: The Tudors
7/8; series three. Cromwell connives to arrange a marriage between Henry and Anne of Cleves.Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel at 10pm PROGRAMME GUIDE: radiotimes.com/the-tudors
SERIES THREE GALLERY: radiotimes.com/the-tudors-photos
The Alison Graham column: page 45
Contributors
: Ql
Series six. Featuring Sean Lock and Rob Brydon.Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer Piers Fletcher
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: Newsnight Review
The week's cultural highlights with Kirsty Wark.Producer Liz Gibbons
Followed by Weather
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: Later....with Jools Holland
1/10. In an extended version of Tuesday's edition, there is music from Muse and Gossip. See choice, page 78. Showing in HD on the BBC HD channel at 11.50pm: Muse: a Seaside Rendezvous
The band return to play in their hometown, Teignmouth.Shown last Friday on BBC3
: Medium
12/22; series three. Allison thinks she is someone else. Starring Patricia Arquette.1.55 13/22. Allison dreams that Marie is dead and is convinced she must keep her safe.
Contributors
: Crucible of Terror *
Horror with Mike Raven. A sculptor goes to extreme lengths to make his creations lifelike. Review page 40.Director Ted Hooker (1971, 18)
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