Listings
: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Ben and Small make soup.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
Ethelbert meets a selfish skunk.: CBeebies: Grandpa in My Pocket
It's Grandpa's birthday.: CBeebies: Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!
Toto is taught a lesson.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden
Makka Pakka gets lost.: Schools programmes
Repeats not indicated11.00 Big Slam Poetry 8482367
11.20 KS1 Science Clips (ages 5-7) 4355763 Followed by Star*Poems
11.30 Henry's Wives with Terry Deary (ages 7-11) 6419657
11.40 Seasonal Snapshots (ages 7-11)
Contributors
: Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.Contributors
: Working Lunch
Business news. <s): All Saints
Series six. Trust. It's s Ben and Bron's wedding. 6): Animal Park
Four of Longleat's keepers travel to Tanzania.: Open House
Relocating to Edinburgh.: Diagnosis Murder: Sea No Evil.
A female reporter drowns.: Flog It! Ten of the Best
Wartime items.: Are You an Egghead?
New series. Competitors try to win a place on the quiz team. Showing on the BBC HD channel at6.30pm
: Escape to the Country
Properties in Wiltshire and Hampshire. (Revised rpt): Eggheads
Weekday quiz show.: Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two
Claudia Winkleman hosts the fanzine. The couple voted off on Saturday are in the studio. BLOGS AND PHOTO GALLERIES: radiotimes.com/strictlyContributors
: Coal House at War
New series. 1/9. Deep in the Welsh valleys three families give up their modern creature comforts to face the life's hardships in the Second World War during 1944. How will they fare without mobile phones and microwaves?Series producer Rachel Morgan First shown on BBC1 Wales
: Saving Britain's Past
7/7. The Street. Often fractious, never dull, Brick Lane in London encapsulates everything that 21st-century multicultural Britain can be. Tom Dyckhoff tells the rollercoaster story of this extraordinary street through the people who've lived, worked and played there and asks whose street is it anyway?Producer David Vincent ; Series producer Mary Sackville-West Free Open University heritage booklet available at bbc.co.uk/savingbritainspast
Contributors
: University Challenge
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, do battle againstRegent's Park College, Oxford. Jeremy Paxman hosts. Director Tracey Rooney : Producer Irene Daniels WHY I LOVE UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE radiotimes.com/universiryblog
Contributors
: MasterChef: the Professionals
It's semi-final week as each pair of winners from the quarter-finals go head to head for a place in the last four. Tonight the two winners from the second quarter-final have to cook at the Michelin-starredRoussillon in Pimlico, under head chef Alexis Gauthier, and then create two perfect dishes in the kitchen.
With Gregg Wallace and Michel Roux Jr. BLOGS AND PHOTOS: radiotimes.com/masterchef
Contributors
: Design for Life
5/6. The four remaining students meet Starck's model maker, Jean-Philippe, the man who will turn their ideas into reality. But they find him a tough man to please and are sent away with just 48 hours to totally revamp their ideas. Who will make it over this difficult final hurdle?Exec producer Joe Houlihan Signed rpt Thu 2.55am, BBCKS)
Contributors
: Dragons' Den Online
5/6. Tonight's pitches include Richard Nicholl's spin-clean brushes, Michael Corbett's time-saving tap brackets and an exercise machine for strengthening the spine. Presented by Dominic Byrne.Series producer Dympna Jackson
Contributors
: The RTS Huw Weldon Lecture
Phil Redmond, creator of Grange Hill, Brookside and Hollyoaks gives his view on what the future of children's television holds.Contributors
: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
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Schools
(Repeats not indicated)
4.00 Witness: Apartheid, South Africa Looking at apartheid in South Africa from 1948 to 1994, using eye-witness testimony and contemporary news reports.
5.00 The First Black Britons The story of the all-black West India Regiment, who began as slaves but became heroes of the grand imperial age.
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