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: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
Making crispy bricks.: CBeebies: Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies
Max is upset.: CBBC: OOglies
Followed by Diddy Dick & Dom: CBBC: Da Dick and Dom Dairies
With the neighbours' cat.: CBBC: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
A prediction trick.: Something for the Weekend
Guests Lawrence Dallaglio and Jamie Cullum join Amanda Hamilton, Tim Lovejoy and chef Simon Rimmer.BBC MAGAZINES: Good Food, £3.20; Olive, £3.40; both available monthly
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: Animal Park
African conservationist Tony Fitzjohn visits the safari park, and one of the ceilings at Longleat House comes loose. With Ben Fogle and Kate Humble.Contributors
: Miss Sadie Thompson
*** Drama adapted from W Somerset Maugham's story Rain. In a bid to try to escape her past, wanton Sadie Thompson arrives on a Pacific island just after the end of the Second World War. Review page 46.Director Curtis Bernhardt (1953)
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: EastEnders
Omnibus edition. Concludes on BBC1 at 3.15pm. Cast Thursday/Friday: Cycling
First round of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics at the Manchester Velodrome, where Chris Hoy is expected to compete.Contributors
: Match of the Day Live
Cardiff City v Nottingham ForestCardiff City Stadium hosts this Championship clash (kick-off 5.00). Forest have a poor recent record against the Welsh side, losing in the last three meetings. Gabby Logan introduces live coverage.
Producer Ian Finch ; Editor Andrew Clement Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Digital viewers can press the red button during the match to access alternative audio options (Freeview starts at 5.00pm)
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: James May's Toy Stories
1/4. The Top Gear presenter puts his reluctance to grow up to further effect here as he sets out to prove that the toys of yesteryear are relevant to the youth of today. He begins by trying to construct a full-sized Spitfire out of 36ft pieces of Airfix.Shown last Tuesday JAMES MAY PHOTO GALLERY: radiotimes.com/james-may
: Ray Mears's Northern Wilderness
2/6. The Company That Built a Country. As Ray continues his epic journey across land, and by canoe, he tells the story of how the British fur trade opened up Canada - the Hudson's Bay Company became one of the world's most successful businesses. He discovers how those early traders were pioneers who laid the foundations of modern Canada, and demonstrates local crafts and bushcraft skills that bring the landscape to life, illustrating how they were once used to create a country.Series producer Ben Southwell ; Executive producer Pete Lawrence
Rptd Tuesday at 7pm Showing on BBC HD channel, 10pm THE BEST TV FORAGER BLOG: radiotimes.com/tvforager
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: Charley Boorman: Sydney to Tokyo by Any Means
5/6. Starting in the city of Kaohsiung on the south-west corner of Taiwan, Charley stops off at the island's largest Buddhist monastery. From there he travels north and, after taking a ride on a Taiwanese high-speed train, heads into the Alishan Mountains where he hand-picks tea leaves. He finally arrives at the capital city, Taipei, and prepares to board a ship for the 376-mile cruise to the Okinawa region of Japan. Directors Claudio von Planta and Samuel Simon ; Producer Samuel Simon Repeated tomorrow at 11.20pmContributors
: Match of the Day 2
Highlights of Birmingham City v Manchester City.BBC Match of the Day magazine: out weekly, price £1.90
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: Rugby League
Highlights of yesterday's clash between France and reigning world champions New Zealand in Toulouse in the Four Nations tournament. Commentary by Ray French and Robbie Paul. Tanya Arnold presents.Contributors
: Never Mind the Buzzcocks
5/14. Frank Skinner hosts the comedy music quiz, and is joined by regular team captains Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding, and guests Calvin Harris, Jon Richardson, Fearne Cotton and Tinchy Stryder.Shown last Wednesday
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: Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Creepy horror starring Tom Atkins and Daniel O'Herlihy. An evil inventor in California develops a novelty mask with which he plans to kill the country's children on Halloween night. Review page 48.Director Tommy Lee Wallace (1982, 15)
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: BBC News
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