More animated fun in the Land of Roo.
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Today the Playbus halts at the Why Bird Stop.
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Animation.
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Covert cartoon fun with the super spy.
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Game show with the Chuckle Brothers.
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Animated adventures. A man-beast is on the loose.
Weekday debate.
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Two fireman are given new looks. With Caryn Franklin.
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Simon Biagi and the team try to give a hallway a Tuscan look.
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Sean Rafferty investigates the facts about building control.
and Regional News
A look at stages of blanketing.
Spy thriller, beginning a short season showing as part of the Alfred Hitchcock centenary tribute, starring Robert Cummings, Priscilla Lane
An aircraft factory worker is suspected of sabotage following the death of a friend.
(1942, PG) (Black and white)
(Hitchcock's Paradine Case is tomorrow at 11.10am)
See Films: pp 46-52
[NB Radio Times says that tomorrow's film is "Hitchcock's Paradise Case" (sic)]
Chris Kelly hosts the cookery quiz show.
(First shown on ITV)
Advice on planting clematis and waging war on whitefly.
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Today's items include model boats and manuscripts.
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and Regional News
A trip to one of the world's most famous salmon rivers.
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and Regional News
Nurses and police women discuss why some females wear uniforms to work.
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Series offering advice on growing flowers, fruit and vegetables, with Peter Seabrook and Helen Yemm.
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Stefan Buczacki visits the Broadway Horticultural Show, Worcestershire.
A closer look at the cattery and the people who run the unit.
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With Fern Britton.
Recipes: see Ceefax page
6.00 New Kid on the Block
Bart falls in love with the girl who moves in next door.
At 6.20 Homer's Triple Bypass
Homer opts for cut-price surgery after he suffers a heart attack.
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Videoplus code for 6.00-6.20
Code for 6.20-6.45
Code for 6.00-6.45 (not PDC)
(Another double bill is on Friday at 6pm)
The arrest of a voodoo priest leads Ray and Fraser into the world of a secretive Haitian community, and a battle between good and evil magic.
(Subtitled)
Every year, India produces over 700 feature films, and every day 200 would-be actors, many from Britain, arrive in Mumbai, India, lured by the glamour of Bollywood.
Mark Tully reports on the successes and failures of the hopefuls who seek fame and fortune, despite the rumours of drink, drugs and casting couches.
Website: [web address removed]
In the last programme of the series, Adam Hart-Davis celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Royal Institution - made famous by pioneering scientists Michael Faraday and Humphry Davy.
Hart-Davis makes an electric motor from a meat-pie tin and shows how it was proven that when horses gallop there is a point when all four feet are airborne. A new series is planned.
Website: [web address removed]
This week both destination reports come from France, showing the diversity and beauty of the country that is so popular with British holidaymakers.
Simon Calder travels by cycle taxi to visit his favourite places in Paris, while Juliet Morris goes to the Alps to hear about summer skiing before investigating the appeal of the Ardeche region.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
Factsheet: send a cheque/PO for £1, payable to the BBC, with an A4 SAE and 50p stamp, to: Travel Show Factsheet [address removed]
Last episode of the comedy series.
Tom has a shock announcement to make.
(Digital widescreen) (Repeat)
Ending the spoof fly-on-the-wall series about an inept task force.
The team are distracted by the prevailing holiday atmosphere in Spain.
(Digital widescreen)
With Jeremy Vine. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Three-part series, showing on consecutive nights, about the paradox of freedom in the 20th century, drawing on the ideas and values of three philosphers.
An examination of the life - and eventual descent into insanity - of the German famous for his "God is dead" declaration and his rejection of traditional moral convention.
(Digital widescreen)
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 The Rinuccini Chapel, Florence
1.00 Brecht on Stage
1.30 Fontainebleau
The Greats
2.00 Explorers
Languages
4.00 Buongiorno Italia 13-14; Famously Fluent
Business and Training
5.00 Skills for Work
Open University
5.45 The Jews and Islam
6.10 Poetry and Landscape
(Subtitled)
6.35-7.00am Greenberg on Jackson Pollock
BBC news reporter Kate Adie travels all round the world and often finds herself in the midst of conflict. Foreign languages enable her to establish communication. She talks about the Swedish language.
