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Tweenies
The Tweenies discover magic magnets.
(S) (W)

3.40 Pablo the Little Red Fox
Pablo and Finbar hunt for fish.
(S)

3.45 Arthur
Animated double bill with the young aardvark.
(R) (S)

4.10 Home Farm Twins
The twins meet a beautiful white pony called Solo.
(Next episode on Thursday at 4.10pm)
(R) (S)

4.25 Rotten Ralph
Feline fun. Sarah's cat is very, very bad.
(S)

4.35 g4ce
A new boss arrives with plans to downsize the company.
(S) (W)

5.00 Goosebumps
Concluding a two-part story. The Morris family are trapped in Horrorland.
(R) (S)

5.25 Newsround
(S) (W)

Contributors

From the Home Farm books by (Home Farm Twins):
Jenny Oldfeld
Dramatised by (Home Farm Twins):
Elly Brewer
Helen:
Sophie Duniam
Hannah:
Polly Duniam
Mum:
Jacquetta May
Dad:
Martin Ball
Sam:
Ben Evans
Mr Saunders:
Todd Boyce
Laura Saunders:
Sarah Coombes
Writer (g4ce):
Dominic MacDonald
Lisa:
Hannah Nicol
Nick:
James Young
Nina:
Carmen Pieraccini
Sean:
James Weir
Gerry:
Steve Cree

In the last programme of the current series, Craig Doyle reveals why South America has emerged as one of the year's most popular destinations. Plus young reporter Scott Chisholm visits Lyme Bay in Dorset with his grandparents, Wendy Richard takes a break from EastEnders to cruise the Caribbean, and Dougie Vipond explores Lanzarote.
(A new series of Holiday on a Shoestring begins next Tuesday)
(S) (W)
Website: [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Craig Doyle
Reporter:
Scott Chisholm
Reporter:
Wendy Richard
Reporter:
Dougie Vipond
Series Producer:
Lindsay Bradbury
Series Producer:
Jacqui Stephenson
Editor:
Jannine Waddell

An allegation of professional misconduct pushes Steve to the brink, and his relationship with Jasmine is tested when he calls on her for help.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Writer:
Lille Ferrari
Series Producer:
Stephen Garwood
Director:
Michael Cocker
Janice Taylor:
Siobhan Redmond
Steve Waring:
Peter de Jersey
Jasmine Hopkins:
Angela Griffin
Julie Fitzjohn:
Nicola Stephenson
Danny Shaughnessy:
Jeremy Edwards
Victoria Merrick:
Lisa Faulkner
Keri McGrath:
Anna Mountford
Guy Morton:
Paul Blackthorne
Sir Charles Merrick:
Simon Williams
Emma Waring:
Tilly Blackwood
Philip Bradley:
Joe Tucker
Matthew Bradley:
Gregg Prentice
Laura Bradley:
Flora Newbigin
Sheila Bradley:
Caroline Lintott
LizCarmlchael:
Julianne White
Becky Carmichael:
Kristy Bruce
Nurse Maxwell:
Daryl Fishwick
Arthur Peters:
Martin Reeve
Megan Curtis:
Jade Gould
John Curtis:
Lloyd Anthony
Ben:
Alexander Achilleos

The room-swapping makeover show loses Carol Smillie to a dose of flu, leaving the crack design team of Anna Ryder-Richardson and Oliver Heath with a house in St Ives in Cornwall to transform and Handy Andy in charge.
(S)
Books: Good Homes 101 Kitchens/Bedrooms/Living Rooms/Bathrooms, price £7.99, available from retailers

Contributors

Presenter:
Carol Smillie
Interior designer:
Anna Ryder-Richardson
Interior designer:
Oliver Heath
Producer:
Amy Joyce
Executive Producer:
Linda Clifford

Continuing the documentary series following three private investigators on the streets of Manchester.

Craig Dixon is hired by a divorcee to investigate her former husband's business interests, Malcolm Gaskill goes undercover, and Bob Barnett completes a two-year investigation into suspected insurance fraud.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Subject:
Craig Dixon
Subject:
Malcolm Gaskill
Subject:
Bob Barnett
Director:
Stephen Finnigan
Producer:
Guy Davis

**** Film biography of Joan Crawford, based on the book by her adopted daughter. Christina and Christopher, the adopted children of film star Joan Crawford, grow up in a blaze of publicity. But their life suffers when Crawford's popularity wanes in the forties. Reviews pp 62-67. (1981,15) (S)
Teach Yourself Faye Dunaway: page 58

Contributors

Director:
Frank Perry
Joan Crawford:
Faye Dunaway
Christina Crawford:
Diana Scarwid
Greg Savitt:
Steve Forrest
Louis B Mayer:
Howard Da Silva
a child Mara:
Hobel Christina
Carol Ann:
Rutanya Aida
Al Steele:
Harry Goz
Ted Gelber:
Michael Edwards

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