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The series about young achievers hears from the brother and sister who rescued a friend trapped under a farm tyre, meets the 15-year-old British junior in-line speed-skating champion, views the illuminating invention dreamt up by a 13-year-old designer, and samples some music from a Shropshire steel band.
Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
(Subtitled)

Followed by Rewind 1940: Evacuee
The story of seven-year-old Victoria Massey , who was evacuated from Merseyside to live in North Wales. Shown yesterday on BBC1

Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 The Geography Programme Shorts (ages 11-13) USA 2000 - Maine
6401355 9.10 Numbertime (ages 4-6) Time - Sequencing Events 6481591 9.25 Music File (ages 11-14) Harmony Subtitled 3506355 9.45 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) Phonics Special -"ay"

Sri Lanka v India
South Africa v Kenya
Jonathan Agnew introduces live coverage of two Group A matches: Sri Lanka v India from Taunton and South Africa v
Kenya from Amsterdam.
The scoreboard could be ticking over rapidly in Somerset in the destructive presence of two of the world's leading batsmen - talismanic Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar and Sri Lanka's flamboyant opener Sanath Jayasuriya.
Meanwhile, the Cricket World Cup comes to the Netherlands for the first time. The sport is growing in popularity there and, although the country did not qualify forthe final stages of the tournament, local interest is expected to be high for a clash in which the all-round strength of the South Africans is favoured to overcome the Kenyan challenge.
The commentary is provided by Richie Benaud , Viv Richards , Ravi Shastri , Sanjay Manjrekar , Saliya Ahangama , Barry Richards , Peter Lever , Simon Hughes and Alan Wilkins. Producer Mark Wilkin
Videoplus code for 10.30-7.30...............
10.30-3.00 (not PDC)
3.00-7.30 (not PDC) ................................ Including at 2.40 News and Regional News Subtitled Weather

Contributors

Introduces:
Jonathan Agnew
Unknown:
Sachin Tendulkar
Unknown:
Sanath Jayasuriya.
Provided By:
Richie Benaud
Provided By:
Viv Richards
Provided By:
Ravi Shastri
Provided By:
Sanjay Manjrekar
Provided By:
Saliya Ahangama
Provided By:
Barry Richards
Provided By:
Peter Lever
Provided By:
Simon Hughes
Provided By:
Alan Wilkins.
Producer:
Mark Wilkin

As the most eagerly awaited film of all time, Star Wars: Episode I - the Phantom Menace, opens in the USA, Professor Lisa Jardine explores the Star Wars prequel phenomenon and draws parallels with the Medicis of medieval
Florence, who used their own prequels from Classical Greece and Rome to reshape Christianity.
Ten years after the massacre in Tiananmen Square,
Ian Buruma tracks down a number of the exiled Chinese student leaders in New York and explores the factions now dividing them. Series editor Archie Baron Subtitled.

Contributors

Unknown:
Lisa Jardine
Unknown:
Ian Buruma
Editor:
Archie Baron

A compilation of items from the health-and-beauty makeover show as Lowri Turner and the Looking Good styling team get to work on fortysomething Dee Shreeve , who has given up on glamour, former student Sinead Wilson , who feels that she is stuck in an image rut now she's a professional working woman, and three young men who haven't a clue how to dress to impress the opposite sex.
Editor Jeanine Josman

Contributors

Unknown:
Lowri Turner
Unknown:
Dee Shreeve
Unknown:
Sinead Wilson
Editor:
Jeanine Josman

Tonight Anne McKevitt uses a state-of-the-art galley kitchen, Japanese bathing tubs and a glass staircase when she is asked to maximise the living space in a very tall, narrow house that is just six-feet wide.
Architectural antiques expert
Neville Griffiths gives novice salvage hunters his basic guide to spotting key period styles, and paint-effects specialist Jocasta Innes redesigns the hallway of a family bungalow in Coventry. Series editor Franny Moyle
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...........

Contributors

Unknown:
Anne McKevitt
Unknown:
Neville Griffiths
Unknown:
Jocasta Innes

The spoof documentary series in which theatrical raconteur
Sir Bernard Chumley , with his criminal sidekick
Anthony Rodgers , tours the stately homes of the good and the great.
Sir Bernard meets his match in the shape of a sex maniac called Dame Lily who takes him hostage. A game of strip poker is the only way to win his freedom.
Written by Matt Lucas and David Walliams Director Edgar Wright ; Producer Myfanwy Moore Digital widescreen

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Bernard Chumley
Unknown:
Anthony Rodgers
Written By:
Matt Lucas
Written By:
David Walliams
Director:
Edgar Wright
Sir Bernard Chumley:
Matt Lucas
Anthony Rodgers:
David Walliams
Dame Lily:
David Foxxe

A roundup of the day's events in Wales, including the dedication service in Llandaff Cathedral, the inauguration of the Welsh Assembly by the Queen, and highlights from the Voices of a Nation concert that took place earlier this evening in Cardiff Bay.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)

Followed by Weatherview

Repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Uncertain Principles 74114 LOO Magnetic Fields in Space Subtitled 18195 L30
Seeing with Electrons SCHOOLS
2.00 Literacy and Numeracy LANGUAGES
4.00 Get By in German BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 WEBWISE Putting Yourself on the Web
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Nerves 2963008 6.10 Insect
Hormones - the Control of Moulting 8918805 6.35-7.00am Regulation and Control

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