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: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Ben and Small make bread.: CBBC: Sorry, I've Got No Head
Bert and Alf praise Kanye West.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
Ethelbert wishes he had wings.: CBeebies: Grandpa In My Pocket
Mum loses a necklace.: CBeebies: Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!
The trio are hungry.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden
The Pontipines fall asleep.: Schools programmes
Repeats not indicated.11.00 Big Slam Poetry (ages 7-11) 8646563
11.20 KS1 Science Clips (ages 5-7) 4526259
11.30 Henry's Wives with Terry Deary (ages 7-11) 6673853
11.40 Seasonal Snapshots (ages 7-11)
Contributors
: Daily Politics Conference Special
The Conservative Party conference in Manchester.Highlights at 11.20pm.
: Working Lunch
Business news.: Snooker
Grand Prix first-round action continues from Glasgow.Stephen Hendry hasn't lifted the trophy for 14 years, but he'll have lots of local support as he starts this year's campaign against one of the qualifiers.
Another former world champion, Peter Ebdon, is also in action. With Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Parrott.
Press red from 1.30pm for live coverage from a choice of tables
Contributors
: Pointless
Weekday quiz show.: The Hairy Bikers'Food Tour of Britain
The duo prepare a Cornish favourite at the Eden Project.Postponed from 10 September
: Eggheads
Quiz Show.: Strictly Come Dancing:It Takes Two
Claudia Winkleman hosts the daily fanzine. BLOGS AND PHOTO GALLERIES: radiotimes.com/strictlyContributors
: Snooker
Shaun Murphy, who was defeated by Adrian Gunnell in a first-round match last year, starts his Grand Prix campaign tonight. Rishi Persad introduces the live action from Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.Digital viewers can press red from 1.30pm for live coverage from a choice of tables at the Grand Prix tournament in Glasgow
Contributors
: University Challenge
St Andrew's University students compete against Somerville College, Oxford. Jeremy Paxman hosts.Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels WHY I LOVE UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE: radiotimes.com/university-blog
Contributors
: MasterChef: the Professionals
In tonight's heat the four chefs have to demonstrate their skills by butterflying prawns and making pesto. The remaining three must then make two dishes from mackerel in 50 minutes. With Gregg Wallace, Michel Roux Jr and sous-chef Monica Galetti. BLOGS AND PHOTOS: [web address removed]Contributors
: Design for Life
4/6. Having been asked to do last week's brief again, the students are still struggling to grasp exactly what Philippe Starck is looking for. Helen can't think of an idea, Rob doesn't get to grips with the technical aspects of his design, while Polly's plans to regain her status are met by accusations of breaking the rules. Executive producer Joe HoulihanSigned at 12.55am on BBC1
Contributors
: Home Time
4/6. Dad Roy decides to spruce up Gaynor's room now that she's having boys over. Becky finds out about an age-old insult from Mel which blows the group apart, leaving Gaynor to make a choice.Writers Emma Fryer and Neil Edmond ; Director Christine Gernon
Producer Ted Dowd Signed rpt on Fri at 2.10am on BBC1 Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Contributors
: Newsnight
Jeremy Paxman presents the news from the opening day of the Conservative Party conference. Followed by WeatherContributors
: Today at Conference
Highlights of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.: Charley Boorman: Sydney to Tokyoby Any Means
2/6; series two. In Papua New Guinea, Charley bikes along a dangerous route, keeping his wits about him as he heads for Gapun.Shown yesterday at 9pm
: Snooker
Highlights of the evening session of the Grand Prix at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.: Snooker Extra
Further highlights.: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
[web address removed] Schools
(Repeats not indicated)
4.00 Taking Issue The influence of religious beliefs 424322
5.35 The RE Collection: Forgiveness
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