Listings
: CBeebies: Big Cook Little Cook
A pirate comes to the cafe.: CBeebies: Ethelbert the Tiger
The cub's smile is scary.: CBeebies: Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!
The pals stay up late.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden
The Tombliboos hide.: The Flintstones
Fred dreams about Pebbles getting married.: Daily Politics
Presented by Andrew Neil and Anita Anand.Contributors
: See Hear
The conditions for deaf prisoners. With voiceover.: Working Lunch
Presented by Declan Curry and Naga Munchetty.Contributors
: Open House
From Greenwich.: Animal Park: Wild in Africa
The survival techniques of desert animals.: Diagnosis Murder: Left-Handed Murder
Mark trails the killer of a friend.: Flog It!
Selling items for profit at auction in Bognor Regis.: Are You an Egghead?
Past quiz show winners compete to join Eggheads. Showing on the BBC HD channel at 6.30pm: Escape to the Country
Relocating to Somerset. (Revised rpt): Eggheads
Weekday quiz show.: Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two
Claudia Winkleman assesses how the celebrity contestants are shaping up for Saturday.Producer Tom Cuckson : Series producer Jayne Stanger
Contributors
: Coast
Series four. Whitstable to the Isle of Wight. Neil Oliver starts off at the Oyster Festival in Whitstable before heading offshore to locate the Second World War air defences that inspired the design of the first North Sea oil rigs. Alice Roberts is in Dover reliving the days of hovercraft travel to France, while Mark Horton peeks over Rudyard Kipling's garden wall in Rottingdean.Series producer Steve Evanson ; Exec producer William Lyons
Contributors
: Natural World: Victoria Falls - the Smoke That Thunders
Documentary charting life along the Zambezi River, set against the spectacular backdrop of the Victoria Falls, and told through the experiences of a local fisherman who has worked on these waters for 69 years. Over the decades, his companions have been the area's wildlife - elephants, baboons, kingfishers, hippos - and we see how the seasonal changes of the river and the rains rule their lives. Producer Jamie McPherson ; Series editor Tim MartinShowing in HD on the BBC HD channel at 10pm
RT'S ANIMAL COVER STARS: [web address removed]
BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE: out monthly, price £3.45 The Inside Story: page 98
Contributors
: Badlands Raging Bulls
Male bison fight for the right to mate.: Andrew Marr's The Making of Modern Britain: The Road to War
2/6. The journalist continues his examination of Edwardian Britain, where tension and violence were never far from the surface as suffragettes were attacked, Ireland was divided over liberation from the British Empire and workers went on strike for better pay and conditions. It was also a time which saw the birth of flight and the movies - and a world moving inexorably towards war.(Rptd on Friday at 7pm) (Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel)
RT Direct: hardback book to accompany the series available for just £22.50 (usually £25) including free p&p. Call [number removed] (national rate) quoting RT or visit [web address removed]
BBC History Magazine: out monthly, price £3.60
Contributors
: Never Mind the Buzzcocks
6/13. Claudia Winkleman hosts the quiz with team captains Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding and guests Harry Shearer, Little Boots, Jamelia and Tom Basden. Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer Stu MatherNEWS AND BLOGS: [web address removed]
Contributors
: Alan Whicker's Journey of a Lifetime
In California, the globetrotting journalist recalls his 1967 film that introduced hippies to the public and revisits the church where he witnessed a gay marriage some 35 years before legal recognition.Executive producers Peter Davey and David Green
Contributors
: An Island Parish
The Rev David Easton puts his reputation on the line and Sara the nurse makes a decision about her future, shown Monday 7.30pmContributors
: BBC News
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