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: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Making a jumbo snack.: CBBC: Uncle Max
Followed by Diddy Dick & Dom: CBBC: Da Dick and Dom Dairies
A world record attempt.: Something for the Weekend
Tim Lovejoy, Amanda Hamilton and Simon Rimmer are joined by former England rugby union player - and Celebrity MasterChef winner Matt Dawson.BBC MAGAZINES: Good Food, £3.20; Olive, £3.40; both available monthly
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: Animal Park
Ben Fogle and Kate Humble help to test the young tigers' climbing skills. Meanwhile, a man falls overboard in hippo-infested waters.Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Jules Hudson comes to the aid of Emma Cook and Malachi Trout, who want to move from Twickenham to Dorset.Contributors
: Rugby League
Highlights of yesterday's Super League Grand Final. St Helens and Leeds have contested it for the past two seasons with the Rhinos winning on both occasions- will they both have maae it to Old Trafford this year? Dave Woods and Jonathan Davies commentate. The Super League Show is at 4.40am
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: Snooker
Live coverage of the opening session of the Grand Prix final in Glasgow, with seven frames scheduled to be played this afternoon. Last season, John Higgins won his first ranking event title on home soil.Presented by Hazel Irvine , Steve David and John Parrott. with commentary by Ken Doherty , Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo. What Clive Tyldesley will be watching: page 32
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: Meerkat Manor: All Manor of Love
Series four. Wilson makes a move to join the Aztecs group, but his advances are thwarted by Zaphod.: Meerkat Manor: Rising Star
Nikita defends her land when the Whiskers cross into Commando territory.Both episodes first shown on Animal Planet
: Porridge
Rough Justice. When there is a theft in the prison, Fletcher decides a kangaroo court should be set up, in which he will be the prosecuting counsellor, with Judge Rawley presiding, Warren as the defence counsel and the despicable Harris as the chief suspect.Writers Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Producer Sydney Lotterby
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: Top Gear
Jeremy Clarkson goes mad in two fast estates, Richard Hammond invents motorhome racing, and James May pits an Alfa Romeo against a man who crosses the Humber Estuary without using a bridge. Plus the Stig's test of Honda's Civic Type R.Executive producer Andy Wilman
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: Snooker
The Grand Prix final reaches its conclusion tonight with a maximum of ten frames left to decide the winner. A year ago John Higgins won his first ranking event for 18 months by defeating Ryan Day 9-7. Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Parrott introduce live coverage from Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, where the trophy and a cheque for £75,000 await the 2009 champion. Commentary from Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne, John Virgo and Ken Doherty.Producer Alison Witkover
What Clive Tyldesley will be watching: page 32
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: Never Mind the Buzzcocks
2/13. Comedian Rhod Gilbert is tonight's guest host as skippers Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus are joined by Gabby Logan, Martin Kemp, Greg Davies and Jeremy Reynolds. Shown last ThursdayContributors
: Spider
Bleak psychological drama starringRalph Fiennes and Miranda Richardson. A destitute man recently released from a mental hospital visits East End locations where he thinks he saw his father murder his mother. Review page 38.
Director David Cronenberg (2002,15)
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: BBC News
: The Super League Show
Harry Gration introduces highlights of the Grand Final at Old Trafford in Manchester, along with a look back over the past season. Shown at 6.30pm on BBC2 NorthDigital viewers can watch rolling repeats of the show from 7.00pm tonight until 10.00am on Tuesday (only until 5.45am Monday morning on Freeview)
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