Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis present a morning of entertainment, information, competitions and star guests. Phone in on [number removed]to play the popular computer game Maggot Moments and help choose the music featured in The 0 Zone at 11.45am.
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Felix uses his charm and imagination to outwit the nasty professor and his henchman Rock Bottom.
Today: the Why Bird Stop. A Felgate production for BBCtv
The Smoggies build a motorised sledge to race up and down the snow-covered mountains. The heat and noise from this vehicle causes avalanches, and the hatching of a dinosaur egg.
Noel's album is packed with animals. Today's animal has a spiky crest, a beady eye, and can join in a sing-song. ● STEREO
Cuddles is marooned.
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A brave and daring 16-year-old boy's quest for Camelot. ● STEREO
Ross King and Ginny Buckley introduce the children's splash hit, H2O-a-go-go game show.
The Thundercats decide to keep a record of everything that happens to them by using cameras.
Second of a six-part drama.
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Catch up with all the Blue Peter happenings from last week.
Music,.news and features with the Quireboys and Betty Boo. ● STEREO
The classic supermarionation puppet series, created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson.
Pit of Peril. Sidewinder, a futuristic transport vehicle and revolutionary new project for the US army, disappears into a massive burning pit. Despite desperate efforts, all attempts at saving the crew fail. Only one thing to do now - call for
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The return of the classic science fiction series.
Starring Roy Thinnes
The Spores. When a suitcase containing an experimental crop of alien spore "seedlings" goes missing, Vincent and an alien leader each tries to recover it first.
Toyota World Match Play from Wentworth Club, Surrey. Live coverage from the West Course as the foremost match play event in the golfing calendar reaches its conclusion.
Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay ,
Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon. Producer Alastair Scott
Executive producer John Shrewsbury
Northampton vBath
Highlights of yesterday's top match in Courage National League 1. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
Introduced by Chris Rea from Castlescroft, the RFU's new training ground where the England squad prepares for next week's match against Canada at Wembley.
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An affectionate look at Britain's first electric tramway. Director Andrew Johnson
Series producer Peter Grimsdale (Postponed from 20 September) ● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
With the UK's construction companies hit harder than most by the recession, Steve Annett examines their strategies for survival. What are the prospects for an upturn and what shape will the industry be in when it comes?
Producer Rosamund Jones Editor David Nissan
Jeremy Paxman and guests review the week's TV highlights and discuss the programmes that engaged them most. Editor Anne Tyerman ● STEREO
Series that explores the serious side of the fashion industry.
Uniform and Function. From haute couture to high street to street cred, personal identity can be bought off the peg in the form of fads, trends, looks and national styles. Tonight's film analyses the ways in which people create identity through the uniforms they choose to wear. Producers/Directors Gina Newson and Jeremy Newson
A Freelance production for BBCtv
Personal reflections on 20th-century European architecture. Vaclav Havel. The former president of Czechoslovakia reflects on the enduring relevance of Otakar Novotny 's design for the Manes Building in Prague, the headquarters of the Artists' Union built in 1930. "I have been looking at the Manes Building since my childhood from the window of the house where I live," says Havel. "It radiates self-confidence, faith in the future - a healthy sense of optimism." Director Paul Bryers
Producer Ruth Rosenthal
Historical comedy series in which Rory McGrath asks three guests to become their favourite character from the history books. This week, Tony Slattery is Queen Boadicea, Ned Sherrin is Churchill, and Helen Lederer is Elizabeth I. Director Dominic Brigstocke
Producer Marcus Mortimer
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Meryl Streep
Robert De Niro
Two commuters, both leading ordinary, settled, married lives, meet on a train. Suddenly values that were once certain and reliable are now confused and threatened. Streep and De Niro give characteristically strong performances in their first film together since the Oscar-winning Deer Hunter.
Director Ulu Grosbard
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Action from today's Toyota World Match Play final at Wentworth Club, Surrey.
