A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series.

Animation.
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Music-filled animation.
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Animation about hijacked Easter bunny.
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Animated antics with the detective.
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Last of the comedy series.
Sam becomes a bodyguard.
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Then Rewind 1924: Walt Disney's Alice
The story of the four-year-old star of Walt Disney's earliest films.
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Fantasy adventure.
A dragon crash-lands in the garden of Lili and Bede and leads them to adventure.
(1997)
See Films: pages 64-71 ***

Then Rewind 1925: My New School
An account by Roald Dahl.
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Following 61-year-old Eric Jones 's quest to be the oldest man to basejump Venezuela's Angel Falls. Repeat

Archive highlights

As the 1999 event nears, a look back to last year's competition in Augusta, Georgia, won by Mark O'Meara.
(The Magic of the Masters is tomorrow 7pm)

Introduced by Sue Barker.
1.35 Rugby Union Highlights of the first Tetley BitterCup semi-final between Richmond and Newcastle at Reading.
2.00 Davis Cup Tennis Great Britain v USA Live coverage from Birmingham's National Indoor Arena.
Sunday Grandstand continues on BBC1. Digital widescreen ♦Tim Henman , Greg Rusedski : People, p24

' Western starring Joel McCrea
In a mountainous region of Canada, retired rancher Dan Treego and his faithful dog Luke pursue a wild mustang-Tor a reward of $500. Director John Champion (1976) Subtitled. ♦ See Films: pages 64-71 **

Seven of the poems of St Francis of Assisi are set to a musical score, Mirror of Perfection by Richard Blackford, and accompanied by images of the Umbrian town. With soprano Ying Huang, baritone Bo Skovhus, Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Bournemouth Symphony Chorus and Ballard Lake School Choir. Narrated by Jeremy lrons.
(Digital widescreen)
Brian Kay's Pick of the Week: page 53

The last in the series, which returns in the autumn, hosted from Jordan by Simon King.
Director Martyn Suker ; Series editor Sara Ford
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/animalzone

4.55* Watch Out Spring
Tracking the progress of spring, from the south to the north of Britain

5.30* The Natural World Iran - Jewels of the South
The second of two programmes exploring the wildlife of Iran visits the south and finds a rich mix of creatures, including crocodiles, Himalayan black bears and leopards. Presented by AM Karbalaei.
Subtitled
Videoplus 4.50-6.25 (not PDC)

In the second part of the Bookmark special, biographer Nicholas Shakespeare explores Bruce Chatwin's obsession with the nature of human restlessness, and travels to Africa, South America and Australia to discover where the author's fiction - in novels such as The Songlines, The Viceroy of Ouidah and Utz - merged with the truth of his life.
Along the way, he meets people who were real-life models for characters in these novels, and talks to film-maker Werner Herzog and writers Thomas Keneally and Patrick Leigh Fermor.
Radio 4 begins a week of readings, Choice Chatwin, on Monday 12 April.
Digital widescreen Subtitled

Classic comedy, written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, that charts the love-hate relationship of father-and-son rag-and-bone men.
Starring Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H Corbett

Harold prepares for a fortnight's skiing holiday abroad without his father. (Repeat)

For over a decade after Charles Lindbergh's historic flight across the Atlantic in 1927, the aviator was viewed as America's greatest hero. One of the most honoured private citizens on earth, in the air Lindbergh seemed to represent all that made America great. But back on the ground his stubborn prejudice and right-wing political views led many of those who had worshipped him to come to see him as a traitor.
Archive footage and photographs contribute to this documentary portrait, which traces the aviator's meteoric rise to world celebrity, chronicles the tragic kidnapping of his son, and investigates racist and anti-Semitic attitudes which were revealed by Lindbergh's flirtation with Nazi Germany. Narrated by Stacy Keach.

Followed by Video Nation Shorts
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The Dwarfers discover that birds are descended from dinosaurs when they de-evolve a sparrow into a tyrannosaurus rex.

(The last edition is tomorrow 9pm)
(Shown last Thursday)

Clive Anderson hosts the political panel game, as Graeme Garden and Jeremy Hardy are joined by BBC political correspondent John Sergeant and comedy writer and actor Andy Hamilton. Last in series.
(Shown last Monday)
(Digital widescreen)

Conspiracy thriller, based on the events surrounding the assassination of President
John F Kennedy, starring Kevin Costner

On 22 November 1963, President Kennedy's death changes America forever. Initially, an angry and saddened nation is satisfied with the guilt of Lee Harvey Oswald. But, as the years pass, unease, disillusionment and cynicism set in. New Orleans prosecutor Jim Garrison is convinced that there is a conspiracy behind the death, and sets out to prove it.
(1991,15)
See Films: pages 64-71 ****

Earth is conquered by extraterrestrials, millions are killed and the surviving humans are reprogrammed to become docile slaves. Evan, a servant, is kidnapped and subjected to retraining to become a rebel assassin. With Erich Anderson and Brent Spiner.
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Followed by Weatherview

Repeats are not indicated. EXAM REVISION
2.00 GCSEBitesize Revision
Science 2
LANGUAGES
4.00 Espana Viva ! (parts 9-10) -beginners'Spanish. BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Getting Started in Business (parts 4-6) OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 English, English Everywhere 2074698 6.10-7.00am The
Qualification Chase