With signing. Stereo
Digging in the Sand for
Crabs. The Teletubbies play on the slide. Shown yesterday at 10am
Capers with the prehistoric superhero. Repeat
Shown on Tuesday at4. 35pm on BBCl
A flight on a magic carpet awaits Mr Benn.
(Repeat)
Events in Parliament.
Samira's Gymnastics
The Teletubbies exercise by touching theirtoes and stretching from side to side. Repeated next Monday Stereo................
10.30 Look and Read (ages 7-9) 6764805 10.50 The Geography Programme (ages 11-16) 6784669 11.10 Landmarks (ages 9-12) Subtitled 7816114 11.30
English File (ages 14-16) Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry (part5) 8485 12.00 Scene (ages 13-17) Current Issues: United Written by Damian Gorman
In a divided Northern Ireland seaside town, a young man starts a Manchester United fan club which soon attracts an eclectic group of characters. Show more
Consumer reports. Stereo...
Big and Little collide on a dark night. Repeat Stereo .......
More fruit-fuelled cartoon superheroics. Repeat ..
In the last of the current series, presenters Cheryl Baker and Howard Stableford try ghost-hunting, listen to some barbershop singing and discover the hidden talents of comedian Mike Read.
Sweet Dreams Are Made of This. Can
Gary and Marc Hinton fulfil the ambition to expand theirfuton business beyond the boundaries of Southend?
Regional News and Weather
This documentary about people who are obsessed with bicycles features a couple who sold everything to take theirs around theworld. Repeat
Regional News and Weather
Design experts are set more challenges in Nottingham. Repeat
Presented by Fern Britton. Stereo.
Esther Rantzen hosts a discussion about amateur dramatics with her guests, including Ian McKellen, whose sister, Jean, is a keen amateur, and Dad's Army star Bill Pertwee.
Presented by Martyn Lewis.
Grampa resents a day out with the family when it keeps him away from his new girl. (Repeat)
(Stereo)
Jeremy Clarkson and Philippa Forrester host the final edition of the game show where contestants guide their remote-controlled warriors through a series of challenges. Awaiting the winner is a special sculpture and the title UK Robot Wars Champion. Director Stuart McDonald ; Series producer Stephen Carsey Repeated on Sunday
Ex-EastEnder Paul Nichollstalks about the forthcoming BBC1 drama CityCentral, plus a look at the Backstreet Boys' Wembley concert. With Dannii Minogue.
Producer Chris Bellinger
National Woodwind Final
The saxophone makes its debut at this stage in the competition as John Barker faces flautists
Katherine Bryan and Juliette Bausor , oboist Adrian Wilson and clarinettist Charys Green for a place in next Sunday's final. Hosted by Stephanie Hughes.
Director Jonathan Haswell
8.00 The Fossil Roadshow
Peter Snow and Michaela Strachan open Evolution Weekend with the first of three roadshows from London's Natural History Museum where they meet fossil-hunters from all over Britain. See today's choices. Producer Jack Weber ; Executive producer John Lynch WEB SITE: [web address removed] BOOKLET: send cheques for £4.95 to BBC Education to [address removed]
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8.30 The Origin of Species: an Illustrated Guide
Society was shocked in 1859 when Charles Darwin 's Origin of Species was first published. David Attenborough explains the causes of the furore and the key points of Darwin's controversial theory. See today's choices. Producer Rupert Barrington
Executive producer Michael Bright
Programme bringing Darwin's theory of evolution, The Origin of the Species, to life, giving an insight into the controversial theory that shocked the world.
Irreverent music quiz hosted by Mark Lamarr , with captains Phill Jupitus and Sean Hughes , plus Rick Witter of Shed Seven, ex-Take That member Mark Owen , comedian Richard Morton and Shovel from M People.
Director Steve Bendelack ; Producer
JimPullin
Actor Richard Wilson and comedy writer Andy Hamilton display their political skills in the comedy quiz, with Clive Anderson, Graeme Garden, Jeremy Hardy.
Then Evolution Weekend: Natural Selections
Celebrities talk about the animal that for them epitomises natural selection. Tonight comedian Norman Pace discusses the Crocodile.
(Stereo)
With Kirsty Wark.
Bill Bailey concludes the journey through his surreal world with an explanation of why supermarkets try to make people feel guilty. Director Edgar Wright ; Producer
Janice Thomas
Stewart Lee and Richard Herring's alternative view of the world.
(Revised repeat) (Stereo)
With highlights from earlier in the series, including Ricky Grover 's water-birth piece, plus new items.
Associate producer Ali BryerCarron
Enemy. The 58th squadron land on a nightmare world.
Repeat Stereo
Followed byWeatherview
Note: repeats are not indicated. GCSEBITESIZE REVISION
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