Animation.
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Tales of the bush kangaroo.
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Puppet comedy drama.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Actor Tony Robinson reads stories with a ghostly theme - Michael Coleman's Hank the Clank and Stanley Bagshaw and the Ice Cream Ghost by Bob Wilson.
Hosted by Simon Pascoe and Caitlin Easterby.
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Animation. Toad and Spike strengthen their friendship playing the mole game.
(Shown last Thursday on BBC 1)
Cartoon.
A game show in which two teams of school friends compete for the chance to jet off to European cities.
Hosted by Paul Hendy.
Fire - and worse - breaks out in the upper school.
(Rpt)
Third in a six-part comedy drama. Harmony recovers her magic coin.
(For cast see Wednesday 4.35pm BBC1)
(Shown last Wednesday on BBC1)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
In the last in the series, Terry Nutkins meets dangerous animals, including snakes in the New Forest and sharks in Scotland, and visits an animal sanctuary at the Kennedy Space Center in the US.
(Stereo)
Captain Kirk and a landing party discover a replica of planet Earth inhabited only by children.
(Star Trek: the Next Generation: Wednesday, 6.00pm.)
The week's entertainment news viewed from an irreverent perspective. With Donna McPhail and Katie Puckrik.
With Vince Clarke and Andy Bell, who are celebrating ten years as pop group Erasure.
(Shown last Monday)
Reports and analysis of the week's political events in the south.
Presented by Bruce Parker.
Live coverage of the first session of the final in the UK Championship from Preston. Last year's final saw Stephen Hendry making seven century breaks to eclipse the challenge of Ken Doherty.
Presented by David Vine.
(Because the snooker is live subsequent programmes may run late)
Highlights from the match between Western Samoa and the Midland Division at Leicester. Plus league action from Wales, and the result of the November Try of the Month competition. With John Inverdale.
(Stereo)
Tenth in a 12-part study by David Attenborough of behaviour in the natural world.
Tonight's programme looks at how animals communicate with each other.
(See today's choices)
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David Attenborough examines methods of communication in the animal kingdom, including screaming birds in the rainforest and amorous fish in San Francisco Bay. Show more
Fifth in an eight-part series in which journalist Simon Dring retraces his 1962 overland journey to India.
Tonight he is in Pakistan, hot-footing it across the desert sands of Baluchistan, heading north towards the border with Afghanistan. From there he travels up the Khunjerab Pass, 4,934 metres (over 16,000 feet) above sea level, to the border with China.
Along the way he sees two British women breaking a few taboos under their truck and meets a six-year-old girl travelling with her parents on a motorbike and sidecar.
(Stereo)
For the last 16 years the Labour Party has been in political exile, split by internal conflicts and on the losing side in four general elections. This four-part series, from the team which made Thatcher: the Downing Street Years, speaks to key players in the party, including leader Tony Blair. They speak frankly about Labour's troubles during the eighties and how they hope to bring the party out of the political wilderness and back to power.
The first programme tells the story of the civil war following Labour's defeat in 1979 and its near disintegration in 1981 when senior figures left to form the Social Democratic Party.
Telling the inside story of the Labour Party's bitter civil war with leading players speaking with devastating frankness about the time from 1979-81. Show more
Telephone fraud by organised criminal gangs costs corporate America $1 billion per year. But as companies there take precautions to make their phones secure, Steve Annett finds worrying evidence that fraudsters are turning their attention to Britain.
Editor Jane Ellison
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Victoria Wood's comedy series from 1986, featuring Julie Walters, Patricia Routledge, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston and Susie Blake.
Director/Producer Geoff Posner
Coverage of the final of the UK Championship from Preston.
Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry have won this event 10 times between them.
Presented by David Vine.
Crime drama directed by and starring Takeshi Kitano
Murakawa, a ruthless gangster, is sent to intervene in a gang war on the tropical island of Okinawa. There, for a brief interlude, he and his men enjoy a respite from violence before the inevitable showdown.
In Japanese with English subtitles.
(1993) *****
(Stereo)
See Films: pages 73-80
FETV Collectables
2.00 A Way with Numbers; Sum Chance
Languages
4.00 Deutsch Direkt!; Deutschland Heute; Famously Fluent
Technology Season
6.00 The Great Egg Race: The Treasure Map
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6.30 This Multimedia Business: Graphics
6.45 This Multimedia Business: Sound
Note: The Learning Zone programmes are designed to be recorded. Viewers with Programme Delivery Control (PDC) can use the system to record them. See page 83 for details.
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