With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. Phone in on 081.[number removed]forachance to play Maggot Moments.
Felix uses his charm to outwit the nasty professor.
The Patch Stop.
A Felgate production for BBCtv
The migration of the turtles to Coral Island is disrupted.
Philip Hawthorn retells the story of the Good Samaritan and finds out how one group of children are trying to help the people of Bangladesh.
A strong wind blows Christopher into the sky and far away.
Today: Mr B eats hot dogs.
A 13-part animation. When drought and property developers drive the animals of Farthing Wood from their homes, they set out on a long journey to find safety.
The last of the series of the children's splash hit game show.
Hero Turtles
Shreddar tries to enlist the aid of the ghost of Shibano-Sama.
Catch up on the best moments from last week's editions.
Music magazine.
Desperate Intruder. Brains and Tin Tin search for buried treasure. But the evil Hood is also after the jewels.
The Pit. A scientist belonging to Vincent's group claims proof of the aliens' presence.
Animated fun.
Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World
A series on the importance to western society of the value of traditional tribal peoples.
2: Strange Relations. David Maybury-Lewis examines contrasting views on love and marriage.
Starring
Monique Spaziani
A young girl makes a name as a pianist for silent movies. Years later her grandson uncovers her dramatic story. A French film with English subtitles. Lauda MIOU-MIOU
Director Francis Mankiewicz
• SEE FILMS pages 26-30
Featuring the Men's Downhill from Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
.With David Vine.
Featuring Saracens v Wasps. The first Courage League weekend of the new year and unbeaten Wasps visit Saracens. With Chris Rea. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Shadows in a Desert Sea Giant whale sharks, huge manta rays and elegant sea lions glint against the sun in the Sea of Cortez off southern
California. Here, underwater cameraman Howard Hall takes the viewpoint of a goggle-eyed blenny that lives in the coral rubble as a mystery unfolds. Series editor John Sparks
A Partridge production for BBCtv
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As the recession has driven a wedge between banks and entrepreneurs, complaints from small businesses have increased. With access to a survey of business attitudes,
Steve Annett reports and looks at whether the banks can help this sector to recovery.
Editor David Nissan
Anna Walker and Steve Rider report on everything from rowing boats to ocean racers, sweaters to survival suits.
Producer David Pickthall
The classical music world honours its greatest talents in a ceremory in Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Among the categories are male and female singer of the year, conductor, instrumentalist and opera production of the year, and a special personality award voted by readers of BBC Music
Magazine and TheIndependent. The BBC Philharmonic
Orchestra, conducted by Yan Pascal Tortelier, accompanies some of the winners.
Director Christopher Swann Producer Jill Sinclair
Event co-sponsored by Kenwood
The Graham Greene Trilogy
Last of the biographical films, with extracts read by Sir Alec Guinness.
A World of My Own (1961-91) Passionately promoting the link between Catholicism and communism, defending
Kim Philby , supporting guerrillas in central America or fighting the Mafia in Nice - these were some of the more controversial activities Greene was involved in during his last 30 years. With contributions from Jeffrey Bernard , Koo Stark , John le Carre , Anthony Burgess ,
Vivien Greene , and interviews with his confessor Father Leopoldo Duran and his companion Yvonne Cloetta. Narrated by Robert Powell.
(The film of Loser Takes All is being shown tomorrow at 9. 00pm)
A BBC film adaptation of Muriel Spark 's witty and macabre novel set in 1950s London starring Maggie Smith
Michael Hordem Renee Asherson
"Remember you must die," says the anonymous voice on the telephone. Is it a joke or is there a more sinister purpose threatening the lives of the recipients?
Producer Louis Marks ; Director Jack Clayton * SEE FILMS pages 26-30
